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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-11-10
A FELEshaE EL6TT
L0TTE MAGAT F0BE

A tolnamegyei Ocseny-hegyen
Kovacs JOSEF IS ewes gazda be-
hivta az udvaron tartozkodo fe-
leseget, maid elovette pisztolyat
es fobel6tte magat. Azonnal meg
halt. Tettet gy6gyithatatlan be.
tegsege Matt k0vette ell.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-11-10

zomany visszadasara. A tabla'
most targyalta az iigyet, de a BIZ
zonyitekokat mem talalta el6gse-
geseknek mindket vadlottat fell
mentette. A f6igyesz semmisegi
panaszt .ielentett be.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-11-10
SCENT ERZSEBET
MAGYAR ARVAHAZ

Mi mint Detroit. Mich.-i SIT.
Erzsebet Arvahaz Bizottsagnak B
tagjai lit mondunk koszonetet az
amerikai magyarsag tiszteletre-
melto nyilvanossaga elott Ft.
Raile Jakab jezustarsasagi misz-
szios atyanak azon cikketrt.
amellyel kimutatta, hogy det-
roiti Scent Erzs9bet Arvahaz az
1880. ev tavaszan tartott cleve-
landi magyar katholikus pagy-
gyilesen az aryahaz letesit5serol
hozott egyhangu hatarozatnak
szerencses megval0sulasa. Boldo-
gok vagyunk, hogy a Scent En-
zsebet Aryahaz k0riil kifejtett
munkank hozzajarult ahhoz, =
hogy az amerikai katholikus ma
gyarsag kovetkezetes maradha-
tott 0nmagahoz. Kinyilvanitjuk
azonban. hogy cleveland nagy
gyiiles arvahazi hatarozatanak
megyal0sitasa k0rul az elso igazi
lepes azon amerikaszerte megin-
ditott gyiijtes volt, amelyet Ft.
Raile jezsuita atya rengeteg
munkaval szemelyesen vegzett es
amelynek eredmenye kozel ezer-
haromszaZ dollar az arvahazunk
otthonaul szolgalo haz yatelebe
lett forditya ez ev juniusaba
azutan. hogy Gallagher Mihaly
detroiti piispok onagymelt6saga
Magyar Arvahaz itteni megnyi-
tasahoz kegyes engedelydt meg
adta.
Most, hogy mar az atalakitasi
munkalatok ugyszolvan teljesen
befejez6dtek es az amerikai
apatlan-anyatlan magyar arvak-
max egyelore mem igen Macy. de
sep otthona a berendezest varja.
most amikor november 4-en az
Arvahaznak legels0 latogatoja.
Michigan allamnak kormanyzoja.
Hon. Wilber NJ Brucker, is a leg
nagyobb elismeressel nyilatkozott
detroit osszmagyarsag jelen-
leteben az eddigi arvahazi telie-
sitnenyrol, mi ugy erezziik, hogy
az amerikai katholikrs magyar
sag iranti kotelesseget teljesi-
think akkor, amidon SIT. Erzse-
bet Arvahaz arvaatyai tisztat a
iegmelyebb tisztelettel felajanl-
juk Ft Raile Jakab jezustarsa-
sagi misszios atyanak, mint aki
ezen arvahazi mozgalomnak az
elso apostolic volt es akinek tisz-
telt szemelye a legalkalmasabb
ARA, h0gy a Detroitban letezo
ezen aryahazat mindeniitt kepyi-
seize, ahol csak 3 apostoli utjain
Experimentation megfordul.
A Magassagbelinek aldasa Is
mindnyaJunknak mulhatatlan ha-
laja legyen Ft Railenak legszebb
jutalma!
Detroit, Mich, 1892 nov. sen.
DR.. Macy Desc, papai prelatus,
plebanos, DR.. Tooth Jen0, Szab6
Janos, Trimai Jozsef, zsiga Pal,
mint az Aryahaz Bizottsag tagjai.
.Adomanyainkat az alabbi cim-
re kiildjiilS: ST. Elizabeth Hum
garian Orphanage, 842S South
Street, Detroit, Mich.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-11-10
hoz es szavazashoz


VALAsZ. Vi szavaz6k vigye.
mex magukkal minden rendelke-
zesiikre allo bizonyitekot polgar-
sagukrol, (erre legalkalmasabb
a polgarleveD, a regisztralashoz
Aki egyszer mar szavazott annak
nem sziikseges magaval vinni, de
tudja a polgarIeyele kibocsatasa-
max helyet es idejet. A szavazas-
hoz mem kell semmifele bizonyi-
TEX, inert csak az szayazhat, aki-
mex neve a regisztralasnal be
lett irva a listaba.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-11-10
IDEGENEK
PROHLEMAI
Mikor ssakitia meg egy kiilfaldi
ut az 0t evet


ut az 9t evet
KERDES. A multi eyben lato-
gatasra mentem sziilohazamba
Els6 papirom van es visszateresi
engedellyel utaztam liz honapot
tartozkodtam odaat es most sze-
retnem kivenni polgarlevelemet.
Vaijon tavaly utammal megsza
kitottam-e, polgarsaghoz silk
seges ct ewes ittartozkodast?
VALASZ. A sziikseges ct ewes
ittartozkodast megt0rtnek tekin
ii torveny, ha a polgarpapirt
kivenni akaro sziilohazaja ban
vagy abban az orszagban, amely-
mex polgara that h6napnal to
vabb egy evnel kevesebb ideig'
tartozkodott az ct even beliil. A
legt0bb Polgarositasi Hivatal az
olyanokat, akik 6 h6napnal hosz
szabb ideig voltak otthon. egy
ujabb ct ev kitoltesere k0telezi
mielott polgarpapirert folyamod
nanak. Onnek tehat nj OF ewes
ittartozkadast kell elkezdeni e
akkor. ha elso papirja lie nem
iart idok0zben folyamodha'
masodik papirart lit emlithetiul
meg, hogy egy evi kulfoldi tar
tozkodas akarmelyik idegen or
szagban megszakitja a polgaroso
dashoz szi;kseges 0t esztendot.
Amerikaiak mem viselhetnek
cimeket
KERDES. Viselheti egy nemes
csaladbol szarmazo europai az
0rDkl0tt cimet miutan felveszi az
amerikai polgarsagoto
VALASZ. Semmi korjilm6nyel
lozt SEM Cimeket visel0 idege-
neknek, yagy olyanoknak, akil
nemesi csaladbol szarmaznak, a.
amerikai polgarsag felvetelekol
tobbek kozt cimiikrol is le kel
mondani birosag nyilvanos lille
sen. T0bb eset volt. amikor egye
sektol elkoboztak az amerikai
polgarsagot, inert polgarosoda-
sull utan tovabbra is grofnak
bar0nak stb. cimeztettek es ne.
yeztek magnkat. A birosag flyer
esetekben az elkobzast azzal indo
kolta, hogy az iIletok hamis utol
szereztek polgarsagukat, merit es
kujiiket mem tartottak be.
Kell-e bond a diakoknak
KERDES. Kell-e idegeneknek.
akik tanulni jonnek az Egyesiilt
Allalnokba, bondot letenni garan-
ciaul, hogy tartozkodasi engeda
lyiik letelte utan mem maradnak
lit t0rvenyteleniil9
V-ALASZ. A kongressztls altal
egy nemregen hozott toryeny er-
tehneben bevandorlasi Matosa-
.goknak jogukban all 5000 bon
dot k0yetelni az olyan kiilfoldi
diakoktol, akiknek eseteben ke-
tely merrill fel. Az ilyen bond ga
rancia, hogy az iIleto tenyleg ta-
nulmanyait fogia folytatni lit Is
tartozkodasi ideje leteltaxel sajat
akaratabol el fogja hagyni all
Egyesiilt AIlamok teriiletet.
Hosy bizonyitsuk polgarsagu agunkat
q valasztaskor
KERDES Ell keIl-e polgaro-
sodott polgarnak vinnii magayall
q polgarpapirjat b regisztraIas-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-11-10

AIT y megtsazik, Apgy az ejjeli
szekrenyben egy dobos vattat
haeynak hatfa, hogy annak !
vendegnek, aki utanuk q szoha,
ban lakik, a tiics6khangverseny
eseten legyen mivel betomli a
fulet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-11-10

Aki egyszer mar szayazott annak
mem sziikseges magaval yinni, Gle
tudja a polgarleyele kibocsatasa
max helyet es idejet. A szavazas-
hoz nem kell semmifele bizonyi-
TEX, inert csak az szayazhat. aki-
mex a neve a regisztralasnal be
lett irva a listaba.
Kulfoldi tanulok az Egyesult
Allamokban
kERDES. Hogyan szol az III
torveny, amely megtiltja az lit
tanulo kiilf0ldi diakoknak, hogy
munkat vallalj ljanak, es hogy ke
resetukb0l tarthassak fem ma
gukat? Hany kiilfoldi diak van
jelenleg az Egyesiilt Allamok-
ban, mint egyetemek hallgatoja?
YALASZ. Az errevonatkozo
torvenyt ez ev szeptember Len
rendelkezesekkel m0dositottak es
megszigoritottak. Ezen rendelke-
,zesek ertelmeben kiilf0ldi diakok,
| akik tanulmanyi celbol. mint la
togatok vannak lit csupan laka-
sukert .es kosztjukart vegezhet-
nek munkat, ICY annak, akinel
laknak IS mem penzert. Olyanok-
max. akik 1882 augustus elseje
| alott lit voltak. mar meg van en-
gedve, hogy esetleg tandijuk egy
resZet mas fizesse ellenszolgalta-
tott munkaert. De mines megen-
yedve kUlf0Idi diakok. hogy akar
"week end. vagy esti munkat
lAyegezzenek fizetesert. sem pedig.
hogy szi;nid6ben dolgozhas-
sanak. koriilbeltil 10000 kiilfoldi
eeyetemi hallgato tanul jelenleg
az EgyesiiIt .Allamokban. 5000
ezekbol a quotan kiviil ESQ ALA
mokbol (Canadabol. Mexicobol.
Del es Kozep-AmerikaboD szar-
maznak es oket ezen NJ intazke-
desek mem erintik. A tobbiek k0-
zul 1900 kinai, 1000 Japan. 500
orosz, 400 nemet. 200 ~olasz es a
tobbi a kisebb aliamok polgara.
A legtobb kiilfoldi egyetemi hall
cato, 1850 New Yorkban tanul.
utanna a legt0bb Californiaban
folytatja tanulmanyait.
Hogyan szerezhetunk egy maso-
latot polgarleveliinkrol
| kERDES. Hogyan szerezhet
mex egy masolatot polgarpapi-
romr6lg AZ eredetit elloptak to-
lem t0bbi holmiaimmal.
VALASZ. Kerjen egy kerveny-
formal valamelyik polgarosodasi,
yagy tanacsado irodatol Is t0ltse
ezt Xxi, beirya minden adatot.
amelyet polgarpapirjara vo-
natkozolag tud tszam, datum &
a tobbit) Is kiildje hitelesitett
alairassal a District Director of
Nauralisationnak. Ket fenykepet |
es egy 10 dollaros money ordert
kell mellekelni. A kervenyforma
szama 26OO es money ordert
Commissioner of. Naturalization.
Washington, d. G.. cimere kelll
kiallitani.
Hany szavazo van az Egyesilt
Allamokban
KERDES. Mennyi azoknak a
szama, akiknek joguk van sza-
va mi az Egyesiilt Allamokban es
hanyan szayaznak tenylegesen a
valasztasokon? I
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-11-10
Hany szavazo van az Egyesiilt
Allamokban

KERDES. Mennyi azoknak a
szama, akiknek joguk van sza.
va1ni az Egyesiilt Allamokban es
hanyan szayaznak tenylegesen a
valasztasokon?
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City-County News

Mr.. and Mrs. g. w. paulson, Velva,
former Bismarck residents, are spend
ing several days here while Mr.. Paul
son Is transacting business.
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ENGINEER TALKS ON
PLANNED WATERWAY
Atkinson Says Project Would
Takes Care Of 30 Million
Tons Of Freight Annually

Thirty million tons of freight woulc
be moved annually over the route Of
the proposed Great Lakes-St. Lawr-
ence waterway, r. r. Atkinson, city
engineer, told members Of the Bis
marck Rotary club Wednesday noon.
In addition, 1t would bring the
facilities of cheap water transporta-
ton much closer to the states in the
Middlewest. North Dakota, which Is
1900 miles from seaboards to the
east, west. and south. would be
brought 1850 miles closer to an out
let to the ocean, he said.
Outlining the proposal to open up
water traffic through the Great
Lakes and up the st. Lawrence 10
the Atlantic. Atkinson stated that the
project had been under consideration
for the last 100 years.
In 1919 q Joint. commission, rep
rcsenting the United States and Can
ada. was appointed to investigate the
possibilities Of the undertaking. Two
years later second commission was
appointed under the leadership of
Herbert Hoover to work in conjunc-
ton With engineering commission.
Plans were formulated whereby a
channel of q feet could be dug in
shallow sections of the route and
which would be sufficient to permit
passage of 81 per cent of ships in
ocean traffic.
The greatest difficulty confronting
proponents of the undertaking at the
present time is the division OF power
rights along the route. Atkinson said.
F. L. Copelin announced that there
would be no regular meeting Of the
club next Wednesday. Instead men,
bers will attend the annual meeting
of the Association of Commerce to be
held next Wednesday evening.
Ray Bergeson urged that as many
as possible attend the basketball game
Saturday for the benefit Of the city's
unemployed at the World War Memo
rial building.
john Conrad. Keokuk, Ia, and l..
r. Baird, Dickinson, were visitors.
Justice A. M. Christianson was
program chairman.
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building. with Mrs. George Duemeland
and Mrs. Harris Robinson as hos
tesses. The program will feature
Russian folk music.
\ y X
The Ladies Aid society of the First
Baptist church will meet at o'clock
Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. O. T. Raaen, 718 Ninth ST., with
Mrs. Raaen and Mrs. L. s. Blensley
as hosteSSeS.
Members of the Women's Benefit
association will hold their January
meeting at the home of Mrs. L. A.
Benser, 500 Fifteenth ST., at o'clock
Thursday evening. Cards will be
played after the business session.
X \ X
Officers will be elected at general
meeting Of the Ladies Aid society Of
the First Lutheran church at 2:30
o'clock Thursday afternoon in the
church parlors. All members are
urged to be present.
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Bismarck, N. D.,
Jan. 4th. 1892
WE WILL ASK MR.. GORMAN
Editor, Tribune:

Jan. 4th, 1882.
WE WILL ASK MR.. GORMAN
Editor, Tribune:
I noticed in the Tribune an account
Of the shipment Of LOO carloads Of
hay into the drought area. I have
been interested in the expenditure of
the funds for relief in that area and
have wondered If the money had been
made to work In two ways in every
instance possible. I mean by this
question to find out II care was ex-
erciSed in every case to purchase from
needy farmers, because many farmers
had some one thing that they could
sell, If there had been market, such
as hay, potatoes, feed grain, or stock.
If these 400 carloads of hay were
bought from farmers who had hay to
spare and nothing much else to pay
their way through the winter, would
consider that the money had been
made to do its full duty. I would
like to ask Mr.. German Of the Agri-
cultural College about 1t and for the
general information Of the farmers
OF the state have his answer come
through the Tribune. From what
sections of North Dakota did the hay
come? Was it filled with quack-grass
as reported? In what condition was
it shipped? How many farmers of
North Dakota benefited by the pur-
chase, regardless Of the final distri-
button in the drought areas?
The reason for my interest in this
fund Is that I am a taxpayer in
North Dakota and feel that whether
state or national funds are used, that
1t all comes out OF the same pocket
and the general public should know
how, where, and for what, 1t Is spent.
Yours respectfully,
A DAKOTAN.
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Meetings Of Clubs
And Social Groups

Officers will be installed at the reg
ular meeting Of the A. o. U. w. lodge
at O'Clock Thursday evening In the
Odd Fellows hall. Cards will be
played following the business meeting
and installation. All members are
urged to be present.
X 4 =
Members Of the Trinity Study Circle
will meet at 1880 o'clock Wednesday
evening at the home Of Mrs. o. G.
Elingson, 81S Second st.
y l. 1...
The general meeting Of the Ladies
Aid society OF the Trinity Lutheran
church win be held ct O'Clock
Thursday afternoon in the church
parlors.
y \ \
The February meeting Of the Bis
marck Community Council viii be
held at o'clock Friday afternoon in
the World War Memorial building.
All organizations are asked to have
representatives ct the meeting.
Members Of the Thursday Musical
club will meet at 3 o'clock Thursday
afternoon at the World War Memorial
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Young Is Speaker at
Sojourners' Dinner

"The League Of Nations and the
Manchurian Situation" was the sub
ject Of an address given by G. L.
Young. city attorney, at dinner
meeting Of the Bismarck chapter Of
National sojourners Tuesday evening
in the Rose room at the Patterson
hotel.
Mr.. Young spoke of the efforts
made by the League to secure a
withdrawal Of Japanese troops from
Manchuria and dealt particularly
with diplomatic phases of the situa-
ton.
~ business session followed the
dinner and the chapter decided to
send . delegation to Washburn on
Jan. Is to give third degree work in
the Masonic lodge there.
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VelVa State Bank Is
ReOpened Wednesday

Velva, N. D., Jan. 13.-(R)-Reopen
ing of the Peoples State bank here.
closed since last Oct 20, was effected
Wednesday through arrangements
made by the bank officers with state
banking officials and patrons of the
bank.
Officers of the bank are ]. E. Set
terstrom, president; A. P. Kumm, vice
president and cashier, and A. S.
Kumrn, director.
THE cooperation of people of this
vicinity exceeds our highest hopes"
Cashier Kumm said Wednesday. In
the first hour and half more than
5000 was brought in and the deposit
tors are continuing to arrive"
Footings Of the bank at the time
Of closing last October were approx
mately $4,000.
velva, in McHenry county, had
been without banking facilities since
the bank closed.
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DEMOCRAT LAUNCHES
IMPEACHMENT MOVE
AGAINST SECRETARY
Patman Says He Will Charge
Mellon With Fraud, Cor.
ruption in Office

Washington, Jan. 13.-(R)-Repre-
sentative Patman, Democrat, Texas.
told the house judiciary committee
Wednesday he intended to charge
Secretary Mellon with fraud and cor
ruption in office.
Appearing In behalf Of his resolu-
ton to impeach the treasury head,
Patman said, X not only allege he
has been indirectly concerned In car
rying on business, but also believe ]
can prove that he has directly con-
cerned himself in carrying on that
business"
Patman said this was forbidden by
federal laws. He seeks Melons i'm
parchment on the ground he has vio-
lated this statute.
Mellon Attorneys Present
Two representatives Of Mellon,
Alexander w. Gregg, former solicitor
Of the treasury internal revenue bu-
reau; and D. D. Shepard, an attorney
from Pittsburgh. represented him.
Patman first suggested Gregg open
the testimony.
1T is my understanding represent
atives Of Secretary Mellon have In
terposed what the law would be
known as a demurrer" the Texan
said. 1T would seem to me that the
burden Of proof rests on those de-
murring."
Representative Dyer, of Missouri,
ranking Republican on the committee,
interposed it was Patman'S duty to
make q prima facie case on his
charges and Chairman Summers or
dered Patman to proceed.
Patman read a letter he said was
written in 1929 by Mellon to Senator
Reed, Pennsylvania Republican, dur
Ing a senate judiciary committee in
vestigation, in which the secretary
said he owned stock in the Aluminium
Company of America, the Gulf Oil
company and other corporations, bu.
in every case much less than q ma.
jority Of the voting stocks.
Such Ownership Rare
Patman said the law does not spe.
city that stock ownership IS an indi-
rect engagement in business but con-
tended that such ownership was rare
when the law was enacted.
Patman quoted extensively from a
deposition given by Mellon in 1928 in
New York case involving a business
combination between the Mellon
owned Aluminium company and the
Canadian manufacturing and de-
velopment, an aluminium concern con-
trolled by the late James B. Duke.
Numerous conversations were men
toned between Mellon and A. v. Da-
Wis. president Of the Aluminium Com
pany Of America. One Of these meet
ings took place In Pittsburgh, and
Mellon was qouted as saying, in "our
bank" in which Davis is q director.
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Rent the Spare Room
Thru The Tribune Want Ads
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&|QCIETY:NEW5
B. P. w. Club to Move
Into New Quarters

The Bismarck Business and Profess
sional Women's club will give up its
club rooms on the corner OF Roeser
and Fourth st. Feb. I and move into
quarters In the World War Memorial
building, It was decided at the Janu-
AIRY dinner meeting Of the group, held
at the club Tuesday evening.
A room on the third floor az the
Memorial building has been secured
ana will be furnished by the club.
For dinners and meetings to which a
number Of guests are invited, special
accommodations will be made.
Tho press and publicity committee,
Of which Mrs. Ray v. Stair Il chair
man, was In charge Of serving the
dinner. Covers were marked for IS
members. It was followed by q brief
program calling attention 70 activities
In which national officers Of the or
eanization have participated.
\ X y
Mrs. Florence Brown, jamestown,
state deputy for the Degree Of Honor
lodge, was = visitor In Bismarck Tues
day.
X \ \
Mrs. r. N. Ryan, COS Avenue B, left
Monday for Sioux FANS, 8. D., where
she will attend the funeral Of her SIS
ter, Mrs. A. Holley. Mrs. Ryan Will
be gone week or more.
= y =
Mrs. Obert Olson was hostess to the
members Of the Tuesday bridge clue
at l o'clock luncheon Tuesday aft
ernoon at her home, 514 West ThAyer
avenue. Bridge was played at three
tables, with score prizes for the aft
ernoon going to Mrs. =. 6. Patterson
and Mrs. w. L. Diven.
= 4 4
Mrs. L. M. Parsons and daughter,
Miss 0enevieve Parsons, 514 Sixth
st., will leave Wednesday evening for
Omaha, Neb, where they will attend
the wedding Of Mrs. Parsons son,
Francis M. Rsd Parsons and Miss
Alice Sheehy OF Omaha, which will
take place Saturday. They expect to
be gone about 10 days.
r = =
Mrs. Z. H. Carufel and Mrs. Earl
Heising were appointed to commit
tee to arrange for the annual party
for husbands, to be held the last week
in January, when the Mothers serv-
ice club met Tuesday evening at the
home Of Mrs. +. J. Bavendick, 709
Third street. Mrs. Carufel read a pa
per entitled CLARA Barton, Founder
Of the Red Cross" and reading was
given by Mrs. George Smith.
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Peoples Forum

Editors Note.-The Tribune vel
comes letters on subjects Of In.
terest. Letters dealing with con.
troversial religious subjects, which
attack individuals unfairly. or
which offend good taste and tair
play will be returned TO the
writer's. All letters MUST be signed.
sign the pseudonym first and your
own name beneath It. We will r..
spect such requests. We reserve
tho right to delete such parts Of
letters ~ may be necessary to
conform 70 this policy.
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VoU know spent the weekend with Helen.
i Someone really ought to speak to her. She's
such nice gill; and shes perfectly fastidious about
everything else. But she wears her undertakings a
second day-and Hv1bo9J Pefspifes little Why
does she nun the risk Of offending"
Personal daintinessi The subject Of whispered
comment, yelled hinrk Iose ii and you lose all
chance Of social acceptance.
Fresh lingerie each day i absolutely essential
to daintiness All day long under
things absorb pefspiration. A daily ~
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-01-13
DEVICE PLOTS COURSE

Washington. The photographic
Office, Navy Department. has report
ed the development Of an instrument
for use of pilots in plotting airplane
courses. It is said to simplify the as
certaining Of directions and distances,
and also permits actual marking OF
the course on a chart beneath the in
strument.
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SEEK MISSING GIRL

Belle Fourche, S. D., Jan. 13.-(P)-
Butte. county officers Wednesday
were searching for Gladys Sheer, II.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Sheer,
who has been. missing since Sunday
night from the county poor farm
where she was. employed.