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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-07-22
VYZNAM MIIEKA vO vHzIVE
DIETOK.
pfse Shirley w. Wynne, M. D.,
P. H., komisar zdravotnictva me.
sta New York.
Fills.

DR.. Henry c. Sherman z Co.
lumbia University New Yorllrl
hovori, re ''pre deti 70 vsetkych
jedal je mlieko to najdolezites-
sie.''
Tento odbornik svetoveho me-
ma, autorita vo vsetlych otazkach
tykajhcich sa vyzivy, je toho
nahPadu, ze jedon kvart mlieka
denne ma tvorit' zaklad, ma kto.
rom by ste mali planovat' dem
ny jedalny listok svojho diet a
"a. "Toto kvantum mlieka", ho-
vori DR.. Sherman, "zarucuje va
smu diet 'at'u dostatocne mnoz-
stvo vapniku, nevyhnutne po-
trebneho pre- vyvin zdravych zu-
bov silnych kosti, al pre- zacho'
vanie vseobecne dobreho zdravia.
Ak denna davka mlieka ME je
vradena do jedalneho listku die
t'at'a, hrozi vazne nebezpeeenstvo
re sa diet'at u nedostane potreh-
neho mnozstva vapniku, co vedle
caste k vaznym chorobam zub-
nym a nebodaj al k defektom in
sim, ktore ME su zprvu tax snad-
no rozpoznatel'ne."
"Vyznam mlieka pri vyzive
nespociva vsak iba v tom, re sa
vyvijaj ajticemu telu dietat' "a dosta-
va va!pniku. Mlieko dodava O.
krem toho al vsetky ostatne prv-
ky spravnej a dobrej vyzivy, a
to vo formach najsnadnejsie stro
vitel 'nych. Bielkoviny, tuky,
mliecny cukor, mineralne prvky
a vitaminy, ktoreze latky su vse-
tky mlieku obsazene, maj1 ma
pospol vel'kii vyzivnu hodnotu.'
"VeTke bohatstvo vedeckych
poznatkov praktickych zk1se-
nosti hodnote mlieka mono
dvoch kratuckych We
tach:
l. Mlieko jake pokrm sluzi Wy
vinu kosti a syalov mnoho lep-
Sic. ako ktorakol 'vek ina potra.
vina.
2. Chlieb mlieko maly by
byt' zakladom celej zivotospra-
W. nakol'ko ide O jedlo. "
"Chlapec alebo dievca, ktord
je tax vedene, ably 81 obPdb;lo
mlieko, bude zdravsie st'ast-
nejsie po cely zivot.'
"Chlieb da sa nahradit' kto-
rymkol'vek inym jedlom z obi!-
min, mlieko ysak media .sa nplne
nahradit' nicim.''
"Okrem toho, ably ste davali
diet at u mlieko pit, DR.. Sher-
man myslf, zeby bolo vhodne, a,
by ste mu no podavali al v mno-
hej insej forme: surove, nallate
ma niektore jedla obilnin, aleho
uvarene S takymto jedlom; d "a
lei v kakau, dobrych policy
kach alebo omackach tzv. smota-
vo forme smotanoveho
syru abo tvarohu, alebo ktore-
hokol'vek ineho druhu syru, kto-
reho mono pouzit' ma prlpravn
sandwichov salatov, a napo-
kon vO ZmrZllne a v tzV. Gus
tards'' "junkets'.
''Dopor1cania hodny sposob,
jake planovat' jedla pre- deti.
spociva v tom, aby ste 81 vopred
vyratali, v jakej forme ma byt'
davany tamten kvart mlieka
denne, ktory ma kazde diet'a pri-
pada. TAX ma priklad m6zete die
tat dat sialku mlieka pri ka-
zdom jedle dennom a d'alsiu s!ai,
ku (alebo rovnakd davku) V po-
daktorom z yarenych jedal. spo-
soby pouzivania mlieka pri prl'
prave inych pokrmov maly by sa,
rozumie sa, lisit' 20 dla ma den,
ably tym bolo dosiahnute roznla-
nitosti jedle.'
"Aj v terajsich casoch neoby-
eajnej hospodarnosti dozerajte
ma to, aby ste diet 'at'u nesnizo.
Y Il . 4 . ~. @
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-07-22
VykladaGka karat.
Napfsal: +. Boutet.

tlcneJ ullcke ma IAVOm ore
hu Seiny byvala v starom dome
v stvrtom poschodi slecna Endo-.
ra, vestky1a. Jej maly byt Dol
tax zariadeny, aby posobil ma
damskych klientov. Uzkymi dvier
kami sa voslo do malej miestnc-
sti bez okien, ktord slabo osVe-
tl'ovala mdla Tampa a naprostred
ktorej dyihaly sa tocite schody.
Schody viedly do prijimacej !.
zby, tajomnej, ciernej miestnosti
o troch stenach. Pri slabom sve-
tie lampy so zelenym tienidlom
pracovala pri cierno obtiahnutom
stole slecna Endora, zahalena do
oblakov dymu, ktory vystupoval
panvice. .a
Slecna Endora mala tmavi1
plet', bola vysoka chuda, oblle,
kala 81 obycajne vervene rncho
a jej pohyby boly odmerane a
rec jasna. Vedela z karat vykla-
dat sny, vestit' buducnost,, So
stavit' horoskop, ale nenavidela
vyvolavanie duchov a maglcke
recepty; hovorievala "moja We
da" a nenazyvala sa "lekarom
dust, Medzi zenami v styrti po-
zivala vel'kej vaznosti.
Raj popoludni, ked' doobeda
neprestajne ,bola vestila, cheeIa
81 prave svlieet' cervene rhcho a
ist' sa prejst;',pked' tu hlasilo je.'
dievca pana, ktory eaka doolui a.
chce 81 nou etse dnes pohovo-,.
rit'. -....@ & 4
- Uved'te no, - odpovedala
slecna Endora a nasypala vonne-
no prasku do panvice. -
o chvil'u zjavil sa silny pan,
tax styridsiatnik, dost' slusne o.
bleceny. Bee slova ukazala slecna
Endora ma stolicku. Sadol 81, po-
lozil klobnk ma zem, rozhliadol
sa nedovercivo okolo seba, otvo-
ril nsta, ale pre- vonave oblaky
silno zakasl al
- Sprepadena vec, - mrmpa'
a hl'adel z1rivo ma panvicu. z
ktorej vystupoval dym.
- Go chcete vediet' sebe? -
zacala slecna Endora. - Veda je
taxa siroka... ~
Prerusil ju.
Dakujem. ia temu neverim.
Ja...
- Pane.
- Date mi dohovorit'. Ne |
verim tomu, ale moja zena ano
Moje memo je Desire Letoque, a
mann cukraren ma boulevarde
SaintIGermain. Ozenil som So
pred siestimi rokmi, so zenou som
sd dosial' dobre znasal; boil SINE
rovnakych nazorov, slovom, roz-
umeli SINE 81. " nasom zivote re.
bolo ami mracka, zena bola vese-
Ia, usilovna a rozumela 81 obcho
du. Zkratka, boil SINE st 'astni, a.
kym 6lovek len byt' moze. Tn /!
pred dvoma mesiacmi sa moia
zena 1plne zmenila; zosmutnela,
zlenivela, stala sa roztrziton
ked' jej clovek nieeo povedal,
dala opaenl odpoved'. Stale vzdy
cha a narieka, ze obchod ju nu-
d.. Nina to prekvapilo, chcel som
sa poradit' lekara, ale ona cd
mietla, ze jeji. vraj mic nechybi.
Myslel som ST, ze jej to prejde,
ale naopak, jej stav sa zhorsil
Pomaly sa prestala starat' do
macnost', zdrahala sa ist' do
obchodu, lezala cely den dome ma
pohovke, zabalena do podivne
pestreho kimona, fajeila jednu
ciaretu "a druhou, citala romany,
basne bohvie co. Kym PRIV We
novala sa domacnosti a obcholu,
teraz nehne ami prstom. Neuva-
rila mi ami obeda. Sni o hohvie
COM. Ked' ju chcem upokojit',
odstrci ma.
Pan Letoque vycerpany 81 od.
dychol. Zatym pokracoval:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-07-22

mu musi byt' teraz koniec, musi
prist opat' k rozumu; musitc
napravit', 60 ste natropili.
Nechapem, odpoveda'a
chladno slecna Endora.
- Ale predsa. Paullna chodf k
yam kazdy piatok Q stvrtej, Je
to mala, driecna bruneta... viete,
koho myslim?
- Viem. AZ
No, ma buddci piatoh vylo-
zite jej karty poviete jej, ze
sa vsetko zmenilo, ze zije, ako
iej bolo urcene, re ma muza,
ktory sa k nej hodi tax d'alej.
vysvetlite jej vsetko svojiml w
razmi a ona yam uveri... A ked'-
ze nechcem mic, zadarmo, dana
yam "a to pat'sto frankov.
Slecna Endora vzkypela. Roz'
culila sa ma i1tok ma jej charak
ter ma maiestat vedy, a ci to
robila len tax, pomysliac 81, re "a.
XIV obchod by musel mat smt-
tel 'nd ranu jej vaznostiG
- Pane, chod tie! - riekla
chladno. E..
Cukrar bol zarazeny.
- Nehnevajte sa, - riekol ko
necne temer pokojne. Ste =.
dina, ktora m0ze vec napravit'
Urobte to aspon z dobreho srdca
ked' to nechcete urobit' "a penia-
Ze...
- L'utujem, - riekla slecna
Endora uz neznejsie. Memo
zem splnit' vasu prosbu. I keby
som chcela, nemozem. Som len
tlmocnikom tajomnych sill, ktore
ovladaju clovekom. .Veda, ktora
ma osvecuje, je prisna, nebezpec-
ma, vel mi vazena. Zradit ju, NO.
sviedlo by ma mic ma svete...
- Verite tomu sama? - py-
tai sa zarazenX pan Letoque.
Verite kartam inym' veciam?
Verim tomu, ako vsetci, &C
sa dobrym dmysl'om zaoberah
tymto mocnym tajomstvom, =
riekla slecna Endora s presved-
ciovu okazalost'ou.
Cukrar chvil'u vahal.
- Ach, to vsetko je predsa
podvod!
- Este nikto yam nehadal z
eiar vasej ruky? = pytala sa zra-
zu slecna Endora.
- Me, - odpovedal Letoque a
podal jej mechanicky dian.
- Ach, to. je neobycajne! --
riekla o chvil'u vestkyna, potion
sa mu podfvala do tvari a pokra-
Govara: - Mate zvlastny tvar
lebky. d,
Zdalo sa, re Letoque zasa zavd-
hal. Potion, ako pod tlakom ME
coho mocneho, prosil rozpaci-
tym Gsmevom
- Ked' som uz tu... tax by ma
to zaujfmalo. Ale opakujem, zc
tomu neverim. Len ably som vi.
DEL. Vylozili by ste mi nieco...
to je to najmensie, co vas mo-
zem ziadat', ked' som sa uz tax
dlho zdrzal tu... Il
- Sadnite 81 blizsie k stolu, -
kazala slecna Endora a vzala kar-
ty.
o hodinu siel pan Letoque cd
vestkyne peso domov. Bolo vi
diet ma nom, re premysPa 0 COM
81.
- Je to chytra osoba, - po-
myslel 81. = Clovek by ami ne.
veril, co vsetko mi povedala.,. :.
Je cira pravda, re som vel'korv-
81 a mann urcite schopnosti pre-
vyznacne transakcie. Povedal
som 81 uz niekol 'ko raz, re mne
nestaci maly obchod. Pravda,
viem dobre, ze by som sa nezl'a-
kol vel'kej tovarne, ami nejakcj
- ~~oH-.. A,,o~
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-04-18
FIND MATCH king
DIRECTED FORGERY
Preliminary Investigation Re-
veals Kreuger Was Inter-
national SWindler

Stockholm. April 18.-(P-New de-
velopmentS in the investigation into
the affairs of War Kreuger, Swed-
ish match king who committed sui
eide in Paris last month, led Monday
to preparations for widespread in
ternational inquiry which will include
the United States.
The plans called for a special
"Kreuger department of police" made
up of four lawyers and six detectives.
1t was understood more arrests were
imminent and that the police activi-
ties would extend to New York, Berlin,
Paris, Amsterdam and Geneva.
The investigators were said to have
established the forged Italian bonds
reported to have been turned up last
week among the documents of the
Kreuger and Toll company amounted
to about 100000 900 and were printed
at Kreuger's direction by private
firm here about a year ago.
The investigators said AZ treasury
bonds for 100000 each had been
forged by Kreuger and that he alone
was responsible for their presence in
the private safe. The forged sigma
ture of E. Brelli for the Italian mon
opclies board was clumsily done, they
said.
The aura of romance that chung
to the Swedish financial leader has
been completely dispellcd by the rev.
Citations since his suicide. One local
newspaper called him "a cool de-
frauder and gambler"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-04-18
BEGIN AGITATI0NFOR
CITY BASEBALL nine
Lions Committee Will Attempt
to Interest Other Clubs in
Sponsoring Team

A movement to organize baseball
team to represent Bismarck this sea-
son was launched at the Monday
luncheon meeting Of the Lions club.
Following a discussion of the pro-
posal, committee of three was ap-
pointed to confer with the Rotary,
Kiwanis and Cosmopolitan clubs in
an effort to interest these organiza-
tions to cooperate with the Lions
in sponsoring team.
Members of the committee are D.
E. Shipley, w. S. Ayers, and Obert
A. Olson.
Besides being a means of enter
tainment for local baseball players
and fans, speakers pointed out, a
baseball team would be of great
benefit to the city in it's relations
with communities in the Bismarck
district. They said there is wealth
of material for a good baseball team
in Bismarck, Mandan, and at Fort
Lincoln.
The district Lions convention will
be held at st. Cloud, Mimi, early in
June, it was announced, and all
members of the Bismarck club who
will be able to go were urged to
attend.
Several violin solos were played
by Adolph Engelhardt. He was ac-
companied by A. A. Doerncr at the
piano.
Among the guests was Ashley
Brown, legal counsel of the veterans
bureau at Fargo.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-04-18
Whitney Again Heard
By Senate Committee

Washington, April 10. (AP) -
Richard Whitney, president of the
New York stock exchange, again
spared successfully with senate
"bear hunters" Monday as the sem
ate banking committee held in re-
serve a list of short-sellers.
Appearing again before capacity
crowd, the 3-year-old exchange head
defended market practices and de-
MED short-selling was a depressing
factor.
The committee made no use of the
list of short-sellers furnished by
Whitney Saturday under subpoena
and the names were withheld.
Counsel for the committee dis
closed it includes names of nation
ally known people, but said cursory
examination did not reveal the names
of any cabinet officers-as had been
reported.
Whitney testified he had sold short
in the past, but not within the last
nine months or year.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-04-18
FORMER BANKER IS
HELD AT VAN HOOK
Federal Indictment Charges e.
G. Ranum, One-Time Off,
ciaI, With Fraud

Minot, N. D., April 1S.-iR-E. G..
Ranun,, former vice president of the
now closed First National bank at
Van Hook, was arrested there Mon
day under an indictment returned by
the recent federal grand jury at
Fargo.
Ranum is charged under two
counts Of an indictment with mis-
applying funds of the bank and in a
third with making a false entry. The
total involved is $3,479.70.
The bank was closed August s. 1881.
Ranum left the employment of the
institution March 81, 1880.
A. T. Olson, former cashier of the
same bank, now is serving three
year sentence in Leavenworth fed
eral penitentiary, having pleaded
guilty to a charge of embezzlement,
the populations alleged to have
amounted to close to $4,000.
It is alleged in the indictment re-
turned against Ranum that he would
charge accounts in which he had no
personal interest and would credit
his individual account, which, it is
alleged, was overdrawn most of the
time.
Further, 1t is alleged that Ranum
controlled land and dealt in farm
lands, machinery and automobiles
and would make sales, collect what
was possible and make loans In the
bank for the balance.
Ranum's bonds were set at $4,000
He furnished them Monday before
U. S. Commissioner Bert T. Legg at
Van Hook.
The case is scheduled for trial at
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-04-18
WAHPETON HAS NEW
EXTORT|ON MYSTERY
Expect Arrest in Attempt to
MuIct Publisher of $500
in Cash

Wahpeton, N. T., April 1S.-(AP)
With threats against his life and
the lives of his children, extortion-
lists here last week attempted to OBJ
tain 81 500 from Donald Lum, one of
the publishers of the Richland Coun-
ty Farmer-Globe, it was revealed
Monday.
Arrest is expected momentariIy of
a suspect in the case.
Warning him repeatedly mot to
be a fool and tell the police or sher-
iff or states attorney" the letter
instructed Lum to take the 81 500 in
IS, $40 and SEQ bills, wrap them in
q newspaper and leave the package
near a Standard Oil sign three miles
south of Wahpeton on highway 81.
leave the money there and don't
try to fool us" warned the note.
Lunn, however, consulted with the
Richland county sheriff and Satur-
day morning left a package filled
with paper on the spot designated
while deputies from the sheriff's Of
flee watched. The suspect was seen
to pick up the package, according to
the sheriff, who "clocked" the act
at 1923 a. M, Saturday.
The attempt to extort 81 1900 from
Lum was the third of such plots to
be laid in Wahpeton within the last
10 months.
Gordon Bjornson is now serving
five years in the North Dakota pen
itentiary for extorting $4,000 from
O. A. Leach, Wahpeton banker.
Bjornson surrendered in Minneapolis
after hunt which extended over the
entire midwest.
In July, 1881, an attempt was
made to get SIS from w. D. Henry,
the only living uncle of Mrs. Herbert
Hoover, and former banker here.
The attempt failed.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-04-18
Alleged Forger to
Be Prosecuted Here

John E. Haig, Elgin, charged with
forgery in connection with the pass
ing Of three stolen checks in Bis
marck, is being held at Huron, s. D.,
at the request Of Bismarck authors
ties, Police Chief Chris J. Martineson
said Monday.
Martineson and Sheriff Joseph L.
Kelley planned to leave for Huron
Monday afternoon to bring Haig here
to face the charge.
Martineson said that Haig has
agreed to waive extradition.
Haig is alleged to have stolen five
grain checks from the Occident
Elevator company at Thinner recent
ly and cashed three Of them with
forged signatures in the Capital City.
Martineson said he also has passed
worthless checks in New Salem, in
Grant county, and at Aberdeen and
Lennon, s. D.
Haie is former resident Of Lin
ton.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-04-18
Governor of Montana
To Seek Reelection

Helena, Mont, April 18.-(F-Gov-
ernor ]. E. Erickson, completing his
second term as Montana's chief
executive, Sunday announced he will
enter the Democratic primaries as q
candidate for reelection.
Joseph p. Monaghan, Butte attor-
|ney. also announced he will be q can
didate for the Democratic nomina-
ton as congressman from the first
(western) district. opposing Con-
gresham John M. Evans, who de-
feated him In the primaries two years
ago.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-04-18
S!Q|CLE,r.Y'|t NEWS
George Meyer WEEDS
Miss Reisebeiter

Miss Elsie Reisebeiter, Quincy, ILL.,,
and George Meyer, Jr., Bismarck,
were married Saturday evening at the
Trinity Lutheran church by the pas
tor, Rev. Opie 8. Rindahl.
They were attended by Mrs. Rim
dahl and by Ludwig Christians.
The bridegroom Is a representa-
tive Of a dye company Of Quincy, ILL.,,
and has been located In Bismarck for
the last two months.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-04-18
Advocates of Bonus
Complete Testimony

Washington, April 49, (AP) =
Advocates Of passing the $4,000, O0O,-
900 soldiers bonus Monday closed
their case before the house ways and
means committee and opposition tes-
timony directed by administration
and democratic leaders against the
plan will begin Tuesday.
Advocates have spent more than
a week in presenting their conten-
tions that initiation Of the currency
to pay the remaining amounts out
standing on the bonus certificates
would prove q spur to business.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-04-18
Meetings of Clubs,
Fraternal Groups

Members OF the Degree Of Honor
will meet at 8 o'clock Tuesday eve
ming in the Auxiliary room at the
World War Memorial building. Init
alton services will be conducted.
Y Y \
The Presbyterian Mothers club will
hold q meeting at $3.50 o'clock Tues
day afternoon in the church parlors
X Y 4
Mrs. Roy Riggs, 425 Sixteenth st.
will be hostess to members of the
Progressive Mothers club at 8 O'Clock
Tuesday evening.
X X y
The Woman's Home Missionary So
ciety Of the McCabe Methodist church
will meet at 2:30 o'clock Tuesday at
ternoon at the home Of Mrs. p. J.
Schmitz, Ala Hannafin st. Mrs. W.
E. Water will be the leader.
The Bismarck chapter of the Or
der Of the Eastern Star will meet at
s o'clock Tuesday evening at the Ma
sonic temple. There will be initia-
ton Of new members.
Y X Y
Fort Lincoln chapter Of American
War Mothers will meet at 2:30 o'clock
Tuesday afternoon in the War Moth
ers' room at the World War Memorial
building.
\ X Y
Troop No. Of the Junior Catholic
DAUGHTERS will hold a meeting at 7:30
o'clock this evening at the home OF
Jean McKinnon, 312 Avenue B West.
n X X
The regular meeting Of the Bis
marck chapter of the American Asso-
citation Of University Women will be
held at 8 o'clock Tuesday evening at
the University Club, 916 Fourth st,
Mrs. Harold Shaft will conduct the
international relations round-table.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-04-18
Montana Girl Dies
From 6O-FOOt Fall

Minot, N. D., April 1s.-(AP)-
Edith Potter, eight-year-old Dooley,
Mont, girl, died here early Monday
from injuries suffered as a result of
6O-foot fall in a grain elevator at
McElroy, Mont, late Friday.
Edith's injuries, as reported by a
Minot physician who administered
emergency treatment when she was
brought to hospital here, included
fractures of both bones in her legs
above the ankles, a broken left
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-04-18
NOTICE

Popular Musicians Union
dance by Local No. 229 A. F. of
M. at the Central Labor hall
tonight. All members of af-
filiated unions and their ladies
are invited.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-04-18

I wish to extend my sincere thanks
to our many friends for their kind
ness and sympathy during my re-
cent bereayement.-Mrs. Frank Fee
ney and baby Robert.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-04-18

r. E. Bonham, member Of the
state optometry board, left Bismarck
Sunday for Fargo to attend a meet
ing of the board. Applicants for IL
censes to practice optometry will be
examined at the meeting.
A son was born Sunday to Mr.. and
Mrs. Allen Polly, Bismarck, at st.
Alexius hospital.
E. A. Hughes left Saturday for
Baltimore where he will undergo an
operation at Johns Hopkins hospital.
He will have his tonsils removed.
Walter Brophy, engineer with the
state highway department, left Mon
day for Wing where he will SUPER
wise construction of a highway.
Later he will 60 to Denhoff and
Anamoose to oversee similar work
for the department.
Members of the Bismarck Blue
Lodge will meet in the Masonic Tenn
pie at 1880 o'clock Monday evening
for work in the F. c. degree and bal
loting on candidates, according to Gil
bert Haugen, secretary.
The Bismarck city commission will
not hold its regular meeting Monday
evening, according to Myron H. At
kinson, city auditor. Members, of the
commission expect to attend the din
ner meeting of the Bismarck Mandan
Credit Bureau at the Lewis and Clark
hotel. Mandan, at $50 o'clock (Bis-
marck time) and the entertainment
planned by the local American Legion
in the World War Memorial building
and city auditorium later In the eve
ming.
Several Bismarck Boy Scouts and
Commissioner w. G. Fulton Monday
evening will attend the annual father
and son get-together program Of the
Hazelton Boy Scout troop at the En-
mons county community. Fulton will
speak and the Bismarck scouts will
stage q demonstration In scouting
work.
District Judge Fred Jansonius and
Clifford Jansonius, court reporter,
were in Valley City Monday, where
Judge Jansonius Is presiding over q
case in Barnes county district court.
Upon completion Of the case, Judge
Jansonius expects to motor to Minne-
apolis, where he will remain for the
rest Of the week.
Henry They're and Mrs. Esther
They're, both Of Wing, were granted
q marriage license Saturday.
A marriage license was issued Mon
day to Miss Elsie Bauer, He'll, and
Cord L. Schulz Of Regain.
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BATHER IS DROWNED

Los Angeles, April 18.-(R)-One
tather drowned and lO4 others were
rescued from heavy surf along south
ern California beaches Sunday.
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the next term of federal court in
Minot, which probably will not be un-
til next fall.
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femur, decorations and internal in
juries.
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Associatsd Press Photo

will be sentenced by Judge Andrew
Miller at the term of federal court
which opens in Valley City Tuesday.
according to prohibition agents here.
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City-C0unty News

R. E. Bonham, member Of the
state optometry board, left Bismarck
Sunday for Fargo to attend a meet
ing of the board. Applicants for IL
censes to practice optometry will be
examined at the meeting.
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Miss Bertha Palmer, state superin-
tendent Of public instruction: Miss
Laura B. Sanderson, member Of the
state board Of administration; and
Mrs. Nelson Sauvain, all Of Bismarck,
who spent short time in Grand
Forks last week, were guests at . tea
given by several faculty members Of
the University Of North Dakota. The
hostesses included Dean NJ. Beatrice
Olson. Miss Helen Sullivan and Miss
Beatrice tombstone. Guests were
women members of the University
faculty and wives Of the department
deans. -
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f. A. Hughes left Saturday for
Baltimore where he will undergo an
operation at Johns Hopkins hospital.
He will have his tonsils removed.
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A son was born Sunday to Mr.. and
Mrs. Allen Polly, Bismarck, at St..
Alexius hospital.