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MARY MORRIS AMBLER,
NOTED RESIDENT, DIES
Native Of Virginia Was Grand
daughter Of Financier and
Grandniece Of Marshall.

Miss Mary Morris Amber, 81, grand
daughter Of the fnancier, Robert Nor
ris. and grandniece Of Chief Justice
Marshall Of the United States Supreme
Court, died yesterday after a long ILL
ness. Funeral services and burial VIII
be held at old Leeds Church, Fauquier
County, Va. ut noon tomorrow.
Miss Amber was born at Bedell, Fau-
uuier County, and lived there for many
years. She was the daughter Of Dr.
Richard Cary Amber and Mrs. Susan
Marshall Amber. A brother, DR.. James
Markham Amber. U. S. NJ, lost his life
while in the Arctic with the Greely
expedition in 1871. A memorial tablet
was unveiled to his memory near the
family home, in FauQuier County. last
October, on the fiftieth anniversary.
Miss Amber had been a Washington
resident for a number of years. She
was a member and founder Of the Club
of Colonial Danes here and was a
member of the Church Of the Epiphany.
During the rectorship Of DR.. Randolph
Harrison McKim she was active IN the
churchs affairs.
During the World War she interested
herself in local and national philan-
thropic and charity work and her activ-
tiles duying the ensuing influenza cpl
demic we're widespread.
She IS survived by a brother, Edward
Amber Of Fauquier County, and a
number Of nieces and nephews. An
other brother, Cary Amber, died sew
eraI years ago. Miss Amber lived at
1911 Twentieth street.
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FOUND.

PURSEOwner may have same by Identify
ing and paying for advertisement. Lincoln
4546.
OWNER OF YOUNG WHITE SPITz. female.
pleace search vicinity park, 5th and G NV.
where last seen Monday; wandering week;
very thin; will not let strangers rescue. Lin
coin S57S.
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3tt MPttnrIattr

CAMPBELL, WILLIAM n. In sad but loving
TemembTance Of our dear husband and
isther' WILLIAM H. CAMPBELL, who de-
parted TINS lie two years ago today, No
Vember 10, 1890.
Today recalls the memory
OF a loved one laid to rest.
And those who think Of him today
Are those who loved him best.
Dear husband and father, you have left US,
>. And the loss is hard to bear
It nils our hearts with sadness
HIS I5oSviNd WIFE. III SON son f1at5' 2ND DAUeH-
HONESTY. HENRY W. A tribute Of love IA
the memory Of my beloved husband and
our father, HENRY W. HONESTY. who
Der Is. 1922. ~
TbIn Til " We re- Teash the Golden shore;
NV. AS We did in days before.
HIS WI LOVING WINS WIFE, LUCY HONESTY.
LETCHER, EUGENE A tributs of Iovs %
me memory Of our loved one husband and
orother, EUGENE B. LETCHER, who left
9s 9saf. eleven years ago today November 49,
Sweet as the tender fragrance that sur
when, martyred flowers breathe out their
sweet IS song that once consoled our
But never shall be sung again.
tny remembrance. Now the hour OF
Hath cpms Hs to thee. Sleep, loved one. IT
HIS WIFE. SISTERS AND BROTHER.
MARSTELLER, ELIZABETH N. In loving
memory Of our dear mother EIIZABFTH
N. MARSTELLER. who left us three wears
ago. November Is. 1929
A loving thought a silent tear
peautlful memory Of one 50 dear.
CHILDREN.
MITCHELL. JOHN H. In sad but loving re-
membrance OF my dear husband, John n
MITCHELL. who departed this life four
years ago, November is. 1928
Days Of sadness still come over me,
silent tears do often fow;
memory keeps me ever near thee
me- 9ITe. 9SlnSe you lsIs me four years ago
HIS LOVING WIFE, SUSIE A. MITCHELL
SHERWOOD. ANNIE Z. In sad but loving
remembrance OF our darling mother aN
NE e SHERWOOD, who departed this
Der 15. 1910.
There is not day. dear mother,
That We do not think Of you
HER LOVING CHILDREN
winner, CORA. In loving uemorv NJ mr.
GEAR mother, CORA WIMEP who paxSed
away nVe years ago. November Is, 1927
wonderful mother. woman and aid.
one Vho was better, God never made
Wonoerlui worker so loyal and true,
One IN million, that. mother, was you.
Just IN your iudgment always right;
Honest and liberal ever upright
hoVed oy your friends and all whom you
Our wonderful mOther-that, mother. was
cHnDREN. FRED. OTIS. vEsrA AND
GRACE
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BrathH.

MsKnSA HsnSsrA IL HAss issa z hs on re1asne MGaSss M
ssoTsG sse hSsss5d Gss5 chase a orss p e. sa1s
ssns: s:.oa = rhaF:s.g: ESssnss. " Il; 800 = ?
Ener: mass win b offered as s;se ,t,ys. s;n;
o1,1.. 1nd friends lends, inviasd. Intermsns MHgnt
MITCHELL, FREDERICK. Departed this
Iits suddenly, on Friday: Noyembsr IL
IeK gS at RI HIzaRetas svde aespiiSa SrcbsS SED q
JeGsry Mi.chsiE father o. MIS-, Liliie
at O'Clock. from JanifsyT;s funsrai par
Relatives and friends invited.
MONROE, LEON IRWIN On Monday. No
LEON IRWIN MONROE. in his 66!snad year SaTr'
Remains resting at the funeral home Of
tice Of funeral later.
vem6er 1S. ios2, GEoR6E 6 EEWsiAN SsSvsq Syo- yf
s Nne bfotSar o ARq Ps sas
and nephew q Charlotte joyce and War i'-
Per TO- at 1 Pm, from the W. Ernest
Jarvis funeral church. 1882 o st. NV.
PORTER. BLANCH. Departed this life after
2 brief Illness, BLANCH PORTER. 4es
school st. s.w. She leaves to mourn
Alexander devoted Rsl Husband MsT Arts Ms9s Pofl
ter one brother. Leroy Alexander. and
mains resting at Barnes a. & Matthews f9-
funeral later.
sTAHL. BERTHA r.. On Tuesday. Novsm-
BERTHA R.. beloved wife Of Harry ).
Sc SSsshl Funeral from her late residence.
as 1os5 aSs sm FTdhy Raattvss sovsP snd
friends invited. Notice Of interment later.
rtsFAF ssF T. AHEeE BE ELc Tqfifsg Eoysn Ss.
mott mother S.r Of H. Mary 7; ziegler Funeral
itol st.. Friday. November is. at 2 pm.
Interment Arlington National Cemetery. IL
TAvENNER. MAE b. On Sunday, Novem-
sutt5 BELOVED a. VIE Per % aoe gen MAE 2 sss
ner. Funeral from residence, 3713 Fui-
sGn St. m n'W .st,Sss Mts,Sassd1y day EoyembSE ls
70 & attend 1nterment Prospect Hill Gem
TAYLoR; LEE. Departed this life November
Nd LEE ;rAYLoR. husband FOfst Of *. eish: sts
Marie TAYLOR. He leaves to mourn their
two aunt foGT %GtheT Gnces sister
.1 Fan1sFai Tharsdsy Nfs NovsH6er anf H. lLisPai st
Remains resting at Ruth Dabney's fu-
neral home, 453 o st. NV.
WATERS, TACY FRANCES. On Monday,
tai TACY FRANCES, in 1Hs5St her 7Sth ASsaI. SsaT,
loving mother Of Mrs Georgia II swan
and Mrs. Pauline L. Harmon Funeral
Irom her late residence. 1905 10th St.
pm. Interment Glenwood Cemetery. IL
WATKINS, JUNIUsT. On Monday, Noveun-
Der u, 1892, at Walter Reed Hospital.
JUNIUST WATKINS. Remains resting al
we w Ernest Jarvis funeral church, 1882
You st. NV. Burial at Pass, W. va
WHALEY. JEANIE NOBLE On November
II. 1882. at Philadelphia. Pa at the
age OF z6 years, JEANNE NOBLE VIVA
LEY She Is survived by her son Rex
ford N. Whaley of PHILADELPHIA Inter-
ment was in phfladelnhia pa
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THE WEATHER

District Of Columbia Increasing
cloudiness and warmer tonight, followed
by rain tomorrow; lowest temperature
tonight about "a degrees; colder late to-
morrow afternoon, much colder tomor-
row night and Thursday; moderate
southerly winds shifting TO northwest
by Wednesday night.
Notwithstanding cloudtness and
warmer tonight, followed by rain in
east and central portions tomorrow, and
rain late tonight, changing to snow in
extreme west portion; colder tomorrow
afternoon, much colder tomorrow night.
misunderstanding cloudineSs and
warmer tonight, followed by rain; to-
morrow warmer in southeast portion
and colder tomorrow afternoon in west
and north portion; much colder tomor-
row night and Thursday.
West Virginia-Rain, warmer in east
portion tonight; tomorrow rain, chang
ing to snow, and much colder.
River Report
Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers
muddy this morning.
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FOREIGN.
RAIL CLERK is HELD
Confesses Counterfeiting 46o Tick
ets-sold 90, ZOO Worth.

CHICAGO. November IS (P).-John
Taylor Sheldon, IS, formerly a chief
clerk for the Erie Railroad in New York,
was held to the Federal grand jury yes
terday by United States Commissioner
Edwin K. Walker on a charge Of using
free transportation in interstate
commerce.
Sheldon has confessed counterfeiting
460 tickets for transportation between
Buffalo and Chicago and Of selling
about $2,700 worth. Assistant United
States District Attorney Benjamin
Lands said.
Bond was set at $3,500.
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Fellows to Address Citizens.

FORT MYER HEIGHTS, Va. Novem-
ber is (SueciaD Chairman Harry A
Fellows of the County Board will ad-
dress the Rosslyn Precinct Civic League
tonight on the budget and the zonins
problems which now face the board
The meeting will be held in the Wood
row Wilson School.
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Monthly rainfall in inches in the
Capital (current month to date):
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FURNISHED by United States Coast al
Geodetic Survey.)
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FORD, ANNIE s. On Monday, November
IA, 1882. at the residence Of her son,
Charles B. Ford. East Rtverdale. Md.
ANNIE s.. beloved wife of the late John
3. Ford. She is survived by four sons,
Charles B., Philip A, Louis H. and VII
liam J. Ford. Remains resting at GaSchs
Sons parlors, Hyattsyille, Md. Funeral
from the above paTlors on Thursday,
November II at $40 am: thence to
st. Jerome's Catholic Church. Hyatts-
vile, Md. where mass will be said at
am. 1nterment Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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The Sun and Moon.
Rainfall.

Automobile lights must be turned on
one-haf hour after sunset.
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DUNLAP, BEULAH. Departed this life
Monday, November IA, 1882. at her resi-
beloved daughter of Bessie A Balls Dun
lap. She, also leaves to mourn their loss
four brothers, Lee A. Balls, jr.; Alwyne
NJ. and Lynn r. Dunlap and other rela-
tives and friends. Remains resting at
Morris A. Carter & Co.'S funeral home,
2nd and F sts. sw. Notice of funeral
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Report for Last "a Hours.

Highest. So, 800 pm. yesterday. Year
ago, SO.
Lowest, 81, 700 am. today. Year
ago. 40.
Tide Tables
(E71y,-T,{ sI1 al Lrz TIp;taJ cto4az Caae4 a-I
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NOLOTNIF1J DE lNfITlD HUME.
7 SPACIOUS ROOMS, BATHS,
RECREATION ROOM GARAGE.
ONLY S11. .2hn-TERMS
=. UNLI SII'ZoU-IEHMS

DETACHED HOME-OUIET LOCATION.
$8,950-ln beautiful west Chevy Chase.
D. c., only a square from transportation yet
its unusual situation affords quiet and
privacy. Six rooms, tile bath and shower
hardwood hoors, big porch; in perfect con-
dition. Excellent lot with lovely garden In
the rear
- SHANNON & LUCHs CO..
1905 H ST. NV. NAT a94a
lContinued on Next PaEe.l
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
(Continued.l

DUPONT CIRCLE, 1926 19th-BAY-W WINDOW
front, rooms, alcove and kitchenette,
nicely furnished; newly decorated; garage.
I3~
ATTRACTIVELY FURNISHED, ONE ROOM,
kltchenette and bath; suitable for two per-
SON. $4,000. Apply 1921 2lst st. NV, APT l.
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ROOMS--FURNISHED.
tCOntinued

18th AND MINNESOTA AVE. S.E-Large
room, adjoining bath. in corner home; lovely
neighborhood.- 1880 nth st. sc. Phone At
lantic 2003 after pm. 3"
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Observation-Disclosures
TIE CONARD

Corner 18th and Eye SITS. NV.
No Lease Required
Cheaper than paying roomEent; Down
town location, overlooking beautiful
Franklin Park 24-hour elevator and
switchboard service. Resident manager,
Nat 9070.
l room. kitchen. bath. reception hall,
unfurnished. S35 and S37 So
Also attractively furnished apartments
Southern Bldg Nat 3e6s
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ATTRACTIVE HOME, l747 PARK RID. NV
rooms and bath hot-water heat, electric
ity, garage; newly renovated; SIS. JAMES
MORRIS WOODWARD, roaltor, 723 goth
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THE BUCHANAN. COR. 18th 8. BUCHANAN.
zlEo WAIT Vi R9fsh Rpts, $50 Ca ave- SO to SIS
200 e CAF-4 AND ROOMS, $40 AND $50,
to 4 rooms, SIS TO $35. Well located. LIN
2637 ----..--.-----------------
1895 CALF. ST. NV. ATTRACTIvELY
batR. gFRisRfa Rftchen Gtn eloset pFyte{daire
5sth s6wtE Sath ee FP9M
furnished to suit tenant; reasonable rent
See resident manager. -----------~-
35l3 18th ST NV ROOMS, KITCHEN;
electric refrigeration. bath and porcn; wen
POTOMAC PARK APARTMENTS: 2lst AND
nWA quiet d Place for quiet Isd,6s ps0Ped phd
dogs or f2ti %e aTned Of at bed
time on the edge Of beautiful Potomac
PARK, overlooking, Lincoln Memorial Men ana AZ,
inE ' distance White House WashhinSff,Gn hi sf,g
e6mpTefely a9n nrsRed apart
menfS, Including General Electric refrlgeTa-
tors. table silver and linen, electric tanS.
Hotel rooms with bath By, day. week or
month Phone Natlona4 s!0z; -. =
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY. APARTMENT p H0-
tel 20th and sts. n.w.-l room, kit. bath,
completely furnished, linens. silver, Frigid-
aire; day, week. month; reasonable. Nat. $50
1913 MONROE ST. NV.
Two rooms, kitchen, bath; private home
ideal for two or three adults; reasonable. =.
lOO6 MASS AVE. N.E.-LIVING-BED RM..
kitchen and bath, ami. phone; suitable ior
couple, near LllCOlH Eh.. pIlHaeS IoliiIi'' y
1872 CHAPLIN ST NV. Apt No4-L1VING
room bed room, alcove. kitchenette and
bath nicely furn.i exceptionally reas. Col
48l7. 10
sI4 22nd ST. NV, APT. Ia ROOMS, KIT.
and bath; nicely furnished. Inquire after
4:30 pm. at Apt. !. --------------- 10.
9ROOMS, KITCHEN. BATH. LARGE PORCH,
all outside, rooms. well furnished; gas; e@lec- @
phone ali included, $4,000. 364s 11th st.
NV
8l4 CONN. - EXTRA LARGE ONE ROOM
k'nette b., 2nd floor, SO wk up; English
basement Ink room, $3.50; gas. elec- incl
Ills ST NW.-TWO ROOMS. GAS, ELEC-
tricity linens, dishes silver $50. Also one
room furnished apartment; $3.50
LIVING ROOM, BED ROOM, KITCHEN.
2pd-fioor 'front.' adults. Lincoln 6i5a-J sOs
A st. Sc. Az.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED 3-RoOM
| apt, mi. 30 S. Spruce ST., Clarendon 964,
Clarendon, Va,
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29 BRYANT ST. Me- small con. 2nd-foor
rooms, for one person, light Housekeeping;
southern exposure; 81 week. Pot. 5709-J. g
NEAR WARDMAN PARK. 1886 Garfield st.
n.w.-Two Ink. bright rooms. sleeping
porch; large front room. twin beds. g
20 ST NV y block from North Capitol
Single and double, 49, board and room S8
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4a2l 47ih 81. NV.

l7O2 LINCOLN RD Me- ROOMS. BATH,
LARGE porch, like new; heat fur, 500. SO. 10
MODERN 5-RCOM BUNGALOW, ANIL;
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RENT-GARAGE.

GARAGES, BLK. FROM WARD :.
MAJ FLOYD Z. DAVIS COMPANY,
las 18th St. NV. SSau oSsz'
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CONVENIENT LOCATION IN GEORGE-
town. 1905 33rd St. n;w-s rooms; ostn' ssn
JAMES MORRIS WOODWARD, Realtor. 723
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4O RANDOLPH PIl N.W-6 ROOMS. BATH.
rear porch; sleeping porch; garage. OWNER
Col 7g50
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NORTH CLEVELAND PARKS ROOMS AND
bath. large yard; rent, SIS month. Erner-
son 3l17
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1927 ADAMS MILL RID REDUCED; NEW
house condition. Z rooms. baths; corner.
SheD 3Sl3 II"
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RENT--FLATS.
RENT. HOUSES-FURNISHED.
HoUSES-UNFURNISHED.

BRAND-NEW; 6-ROOAfS AND BATH;
Facing Fort SlocUm Park. VIII rent for
$50 per month with one room reserved or
s6g so for entire house; adults only. Nat.
q240 or evenings Georgia 825S-W.
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10 S ST. Nw.-6-RooM HOUSE. ALL MOD
ern improvements; vacant Aug. Is: rent
reduced to s55 mo. Phone Col. l0l5l. s'
BROOM, SEMI-DETACHED HOME IN
Takoma Park, d. c, near Walter Reed
Hnsn SIG Fern 81 N ".
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APARTMENTS, FUR. & UNFUR.

THE RAVENEL 1910 10Th ST. NV.
THE TIFFANY. 1925 18th ST NV
3435 BROWN ST. NV, AT OAK. OFF 18th
1875 MINTWOOD PLACE NV.
! room and bath to rooms and baths,
S35 to $ll0. Resident manaser. Remuneration
mi r ST. N.W.-LOW RATES-ONE ROOM,
kit, BATH Frigidaire free; with furniture;
$40. Two-room aptS., unfurnished. $50 up;
furnished. s62 SO. See manager.
8o4 21st ST. NV LARGE ROOMS &
bath; furn. or unfur.; reasonable
4 Rooms, $55-Nr. Dupont Cir.
The Alendale. zoos N st. NV. See janitor
or manager, Apt. AZ.
SEE THESE APARTMENTS.
Ready to move in newly decorated; 2
rooms, kitchen. bath. porch and laundry;
$3.50. 4406 Georgia ave. NV. Janitor,
INSPECT THESE APTS.
bath, electric refrigeration. large, modern
corner building, overlooking Rock Greek
Park, near the Million Dollar Bridge See
these apal tments for prices and location.
2410 goth ST. NV Manager
APARTMENTS-SUBURBAN.
FURNISHED or UNFURNISHED S-ROOM
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THE BUCHANAN. COR 18th g. BUCHANAN
Also Wyatt Apis. 452o Ga. ave. $50 to SIS
pm F CAF,-4 AND 5 ROOMS, $40 AND $50,
to i rooms, SIS to S35. Well located. Lin.
1G27
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ROOM AND BOARD-SUBURBAN.

COOL, COMFORTABLE double room. home
cooking and home atmosphere; screened
porch, spacious grounds, garage; reasonable.
Call Shepherd 1928.
FORT STRONG VILLA, Lee Highway, Va;
inst hot water, good home cooking; shady
lawns. Clarendon 1876. IL
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WANTED-ROOMS,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

WANTED BY WIDOW-2 large or small
pleasant, unfurnished rooms, with private
family. Address 1929 North Capitol st.
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NEAR 18th AND COL. RID.
rooms, bath. INV h, cleo. rear second
1oor porch. attractive bay-window brick
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-08-06
GAME WARDENS TO
MEET IN BISMARCK
Will Discuss Details of Work
and Study Laws Govern
ing Activities

Problems peculiar to game law en-
forcement and conservation in gener-
al in the state will be threshed out at
Ia meeting of district deputy game
wardens here Wednesday, it was an
nounced Saturday by w. E. Stay
baugh, chief game warden.
Various phases and policies of the
state game and fish department will
be explained at the conference and a
study Of the states game laws will be
made, Slaybaugh said. The wardens
will familiarize themselves with prob
lens they will meet in carrying on
their work.
This conference has two purposes, -
Slaybaugh declared, lone to discuss
the various phases Of the department
work and the other, equally impor-
tant, to improve the mutual acquain-
lance of the men who are to act as
district deputy game wardenS during
the present year. It will be educa-
tional, questions being handled
through a question box and answered
in round-table discussions"
District deputies expected to attend
the meeting are George A. Wilson,
Cakes; j. T. Wiese, Washburn; A. B.
Landquist. Amidon: X. M. Wylie,
Harvey; D. A. Kramer, Velva; George
Reko, Mandan; E. G. Wells, Linton;
Carl q. Gorder, Bottineau; A. A.
Twichell, Tower City; j. c. Richard
son, Watford City, and L. D. Shell
Devils Lake.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-08-06
ASSERTS LEN|ENCY
IS FEDERAL POLICY
Government Will Not Force
Farmers to Sell in Order
to Repay Loans

Pierre, S. D., Aug. 6.-(P)-1n a
statement made public here Saturday
Secretary of Agriculture Arthur NJ.
Hyde promised leniency in the COL
lection of seed loans in the northwest.
There is no denying the fact that
the low price of wheat has created
many distressing situations" the
statement read. 1T is the desire Of
the government to ameliorate these
conditions in so far as 1t can be done.
THE government desires so far as
possible to leave the farmer free to
exercise his own Judgment as to when
he will sell his wheat. The govern
ment will not compel immediate pay
ment of seed loans by forcing the
sale of wheat but will give the farmer
the option of holding the wheat on
his farm or storing it in the elevator.
If he stores it irf the elevator he will
accept the warehouse receipt in lieu
OF our mortgage. If he holds it on
the farm the government will not
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-08-06
ON TT N u E ID
~ from page one
Lawyers Forecast
Voluntary Return
OF Mrs. Reynolds

IF it appears that he was MURDER
ed. shall insist that justice be visit
ed upon the guilty party" he said.
Should bail be denied the 26-year-
old widow, she would be placed in a
Jail cell here in the woman's ward to
await trial.
If q special term of court is called,
trial likely will take place in Septem-
Der. The next regular term of court
is to begin October 3.
Announcement that Mrs. Reynolds
was an expectant mother brought re-
newed interest in settlement of the
estate of Smith Reynolds, held in
trust for him. The estate is estimat-
ed to approximate $15.C00,0 900. Smith,
a minor, left no will.
Various reports of Libby's presence
in Ohio. New York and Delaware were
being investigated, but without ap-
parent success.
Announcing he had reason to be-
lieve Libby was at Montchannin, Del,
Sheriff Transou Scott of Forsyth
county wired authorities there asking
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-08-06
Receive No Bids for
Debt Certificates

Minot. N. D., Aug. 6.-(R)-Regis-
tration Of variants, to draw seven per
cent interest until they are called
and paid, was begun Saturday by
Ward county after no bids were re-
ceived Friday for $4,000 Of certifi.
Gates of indebtedness which had been
offered for sale.
The county auditor was instructed
by the county hbard, in q resolution
adopted, to issue warrants not to ex-
coed the amount Of taxes levied and
uncollected, and the treasurer was in.
structed to register them
The county board had been hopeful
local banks could be persuaded to
cash the warrants but were Informed
that no consideration would be given
to such a procedure until 1t was
learned whether North Dakotans
again will vote on the five-year debt
moratorium which was defeated at
the June primary election.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-08-06
Marlys Lair to Wed
R. McGettigan Aug. II

Announcement of the approaching
marriage OF Miss Merlys Larr. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. E. v. Lahr, st.
Paul and formerly of Bismarck. to
Ray McGettigan, son of Mr.. and Mrs
D. j.. McGettigan, Superior, Wis.
also former residents of Bismarck
was made this week by Miss Lahr's
parents. The wedding will take place
Aug. IL at the Lair home.
Only members of the two families
will witness the wedding ceremony
which will be read by the Rev. Paul
S. Wright, former pastor Of the First
Presbyterian church Of Bismarck.
Miss Lahr, who was graduated from
the Bismarck high school In 1927
and has attended Manchester college
and the University Of Minnesota, has
been employed for the last two years
as secretary to H. o. Saxvik. city SUI.
perintendent Of schools. In June
Miss Lair, with her mother, left Bis
marck to make her home in st. Paul
where Mr.. Lair is affiliated with
the Federal Land bank.
Mr.. McGettigan is a graduate Of
the Bismarck high school, class Of
1927, and has attended Superio,
State Teachers college, where he re.
ceived his bachelors degree. He now
is an instructor in the Iron Rive,
high school.