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Evening star., 1933-12-08
.oR THE FIRST time in the history
. .of golf clubs about Washington,
woman sits today on the board

"oR THE first time in the history
- of golf clubs about Washington.
woman sits today on the board
of governors Of one Of the local
links organisation. Mrs. Richard
Nevitt Sutton, wife Of an Arlington
County physician, has Just been named
to the board Of governors Of the WASH
ington Golf and Country Club.
She Is the hrst Of her sex to gain .
place on the governing board Of .
country club about the Capital. Women
have played prominent roles in the op-
Grafton Of golf clubs before, but not
until the Washington club, one Of the
Oldest and most conservative organtza-
tions about the city, named Mrs. Sutton
to its board, has q member OF the fair
sex won q place on the board.
Mrs, Sutton Is q prominent golfer at
Washington and yesterday was re-
named secretary Of the Womens Dis
trict Golf Association.
@oMMTTTEE chairmen in charge Of
the several important groups in
the Women's District Of Columbia
Golf Association will not be named Tor
several weeks. Miss Elizabeth @. Harris,
prominent washington woman attorney.
who was reelected to the presidency
Of the association yesterday, made this
announcement today. Miss Harris said
meeting Of the new Executive Com
mittee viii not be held for some time,
but meanwhile she asked the women
golfers to think over the list Of potential
candidates for committee chairmanships.
Miss Harris headed the slate placed
in nomination several weeks ago by q
committee headed by Mrs. Harry A.
Knox of Congressional. The slate went
through without q dissenting voice at
the annual meeting at Kenwood yes
terday. Miss Harris read . voluminoui
and masterful report on some Of the
major problems confronting the asso-
citation, lkting among the matters that
must be decided next year the inter-
changeability of members Of clubs
among first and second teams; the PCS
sibility Of holding third. team matches
and other items.
With Miss Harris the following tool
ofice: First vice president. Miss Susan
Hacker, Chevy Chase; second vice presi-
dent, Mrs. Ralph Goldsmith, Wood
mont; secretary, Mrs. Richard N. Sut.
ton, Washington: treasurer, Mrs. @. K
Wing, Army-Navy. Delegates present
were: Army-Navy, Mrs. A. e. Dedicke
Beaver Dam, Mrs. N. ]. Waldron; Chevy
Chase, Mrs. Frank r. Keefer:- Colum.
bia, Mrs. J. Marvin Haynes; Congres.
sional, Mrs. Harry A. Knox; Indian
Spring, Mrs. j. Franklin Gross: Ken.
wood, Mrs. r. c. Miller; Manor, Mrs
H. j. Simons; Washington. Mrs. james
L. Feiser; Woodmont. Mrs. Theodore
Peyser.
DOB BARNETT, Chevy Chase pro
Il is prepared to leave Washington
early tomorrow morning on tn
first leg Of his motor trip to Miami
Evening star., 1933-12-08
Aces of GOlfdOm
Battle for Coin

BY the Associated Press.
TORAL GABLES, Fla, December
~ s.-The din Of golf's big berthas
reverberated over the links Of
the Biltmore Country Club today as
q record battery Of ITO entries laid
down the first barrage Of shots In
the fourth annual "ten-grand" bat,
tie that ends Sunday with q $500
first prize as the main objective.
Comprising the shock troops Of the
conflict Q long procession of the
knickered army faced the initial tee
long before the lanky Denny Shute
was called upon to take the field
shortly after noon In defense Of the
title he won last year.
Every professional who has won
the national open in the last 10
years had strategic positions in the
field as players from California to
the Atlantic and from Texas to
Canada deployed for action.
The field Is the largest ever en-
tered In the tournament.
Evening star., 1933-12-08
Grid Graphs

Several sandlot foot ball teams are
after games for Sunday, including the
following:
st. Stephens. Call West l2s4-J after
7p.m.
Kennedy A. c., for Kennedy gridiron.
Georgia 6551.
Balfston Skulls for the Skulls field
Columbia 6941.
Arlington A. c., 150-pounders for
Arlington field. Congress Heights. St.
Rita's and Pirate A. c., especially chal-
lenged. Ferguson, Clarendon 1881.
Elevens Of the Disbursing Section and
Contract Records will fight 1t out for
the foot ball championship Of the Agri-
cultural Administration Sunday on
Perry field Michigan avenue and Perry
street northeast.
Arlington Juniors have booked the
125-pound Silver Spring Giants for a
grid game Sunday afternoon ON Airing
ton field at / O'Clock.
Evening star., 1933-12-08
SIX SOCCER CLASHES
FOR LEAGUES SUNDAY
Capital City Loop Has Four on List.
Others Scheduled by
Recreation.

-Four soccer games in the Capital City
League and two in the Recreation loop
are scheduled for Sunday.
In the Capital City whiri British
Uniteds face Gaithersburg on Monu-
ment Field No. Q, Hispano- Americans
engage Brandywine on field No. /,
Mitchell's Store and Rockville mix at
Rockville and German Americans and
Marlboro battle at Marlboro. All the
matches start at 2:30 pm.
In the Recreation loop New York
Avenue and Dux "A. G. square of on
the Monument Grounds at IL am. and
Rosedale meets Virginia Avenue and
Miller Furniture tackles Takoma In
games on Monument fields, starting at
l pm.
Evening star., 1933-12-08
Basket Briefs

Play In the Junior Sunday School
Basket Ball League opens tomorrow
afternoon at 2 O'Clock In the boys GYM
nasium at the Central y. NJ. O. A.. with
all six teams seeing action.
Ariinsto1 III s Presbyterian VS.. United
Brethren, Chevy Chase; Presbyterian
vs.. 2. M. q. A.: Ninth Street Christian
vs.. Calvary Baptist.
Games wtll be played each Saturday
afternoon frosn 2 10 q o'clock, the
schedule running through March ;.
In the Southeast Community Center
League tonight, Christ Church tossers
meet the Eastons at Z o'clock and Mer-
curys face Stewart's Pharmacy at O..
Marion A. G. downed the st. Joseph's
Boys Club, 23-l7. In loop game last
night.
One more team Is needed to COM
plete the roster Of the 130-pollnd Junior
Independent League, being organized at
the boys department of the Central
Y. M. c., A. Any quint with 130-
pound average and having no players
over 18 years is eligible. It is planned
to start league play December 10.
Further information viii be given by
~. q. ndO4Sd1s UOyS physical OucCtOI ~
the Y. Phone National $3.50.
In Departmental League games last
night Naval Hospital defeated Inter-
state Commerce Commission, 36-33;
N. r. A. scored over Naval Air Station,
24-19; Reconstruction Finance Corpora
ton downed Veterans Administration
21-11, and State Department took the
Marine Air Corps. 21-l2.
Other results:
Marine Barracks. 90; Five Giants. %.
Trinity A. c.. 81; Columbia Firemen, 10.
Stewards Pharmacy, 35; Mclean A. c..
81.
Laurel (Md) National Guards are
after games with unlimited quints to be
played at the armory in the Maryland
town Wednesday nights and Sunday
afternoons. Games are especially
sought for next Sunday and Wednesday
and December II. Address Louis Luber
Laurel, or phone Laurel 143-M.
Grifis, 115-pounders, are after q
match for Tuesday night in the Roose-
welt High gym. Call Columbia 3166
Silver Spring Giants are seeking q
tilt with a 145-pound team on the
Giants floor. Call Shepherd 1855 OF
Georgia 1858.
Evening star., 1933-12-08
20 YEARS AGO
TENPIN- rohers here are doing
IN THE STAR

T7ENPIN rollers here are doing
i well. The Colonial and Depart
mental Leagues are prominent.
Members of the Washington Coun-
ell. Knights of Columbus, have
former duckpin league. with e. ].
Cunningham, president; Rene Fraile,
vice president. and James FitzGib-
bon. secretary-treasurer.
THOMAS of the Pioneers leads the
tenpinners in the Colonial League
with q mark of 1919. Manhattans
are setting the pace in the pennant
race. Making up their team are
McKnew, Waters, Barber, walker,
RObinette and Jacobsen.
willie Ritchie, lightweight boxing
champion, viii meet Tommy Murphy
in San Francisco.
Abel r. Kiviat of the Irish-Amer-
acan A. G. won the national senior
a A. d. championship cross-coun-
trv race at New York.
Tv Cobb hit $50 to .373 for Joe
.Jackson, but Shoeless Joe outslugged
the Georgia Peach. his hits netting
T THouibardier wells is a 5-4 IA
vorite ii tonight's heavyweight
boxing match with Georges Carpen-
aeorretown opens It's basket ball
aeI3edule "wednesday against Moelnt
~ joeeph and Catholic University
md Gallaudet clash Saturday.
Evening star., 1933-12-08
Standard Of Athletic Teams Rises Nearby Maryland and Virginia Schools
win b installed choices to win TIN

viii be Installed choices to win the
championship.
|TED oLEARY. youthful court coach
ct Georgetown, has chosen the
five whiQh viii oppose Shenan-
doah and University of Baltimore next
week and, barring sprains or unfore-
seen developments, q trio Of Washing
ton youths viii take the ioor for the
Cclonials.
According to the line-up announced
by OTeary, Barney Kane. Bill Noonan
and Dallas Shirley, all products Of
Eastern High School, viii start for
George Washington. Kane win pair up
with Sammy Stein ct the forward
posts, Noonan will Jump center and
Shirley and Bin Howell win play
Although George Washington has lost
valuable players in Forrest Burgess.
Wick Parrack. Ty Hertzler and Art
Zahn, neither Shenandoah, which will
ing Tuesday, figures to give the Co
lonials more than a close game.
THE personnel of Catholic Univer-
sity's first-string combination still
Is unknown, but when the Cardi-
mails open with Maryland State Nor
NAL next Tuesday they are expected to
be formidable band Of basketers. The
Brookland school will need formidable
team, too, for on next Thursday the
Cards will entertain Duke in the best
Of the early games.
Maryland's court squad, composed Of
several foot ball players whose practice
sessions have been limited. is coming
along gradually.
The Terps VIII not swing into action
until December Is, when University Of
Michigan viii be entertained at College
Park. On the same night American
University will make its bow, playing
host to the Maryland State Normal i've.
Evening star., 1933-12-08
BOUTS At BOYS CLUB
Eight Scraps, Battle Royal Are K
Be Staged Tonight.

Eight bouts and a battle royal by
boxers of the Boys Club of Washington
and Northeast Boys Club will be staged
tonight at 8 O'Clock in Washington
Boys Club gymnasium. The public Is
invited to attend.
The schedule:
Intraclub.
40 pounds-Andrew Habey vs.. William
Habey. so pounds---Bob Colyin Avs. Bob
Reed. so pounds-Jimmy Justice VS.. Clyde
Johnson SO pounds-Blly Moore VS.. Dom
ME Moore. 80 pounds-Vic Berman VS..
Battle royai-sid shulman. Hayes Brum-
mette, Glaston Hathaway. Donnie Moore
and Billy Moore.
Interclub.
65, pounds-Aubrey Wheeler wv. 3. o.
Charlie Y Justice Justice w. w 3. e. US vs.. Harold sotz-
sky On. z: b c.; 120 poundslDebbs de
B. CO. $50 pounds-Paul Dash (W. B. CO
VS.. Creighton Allen IN. E. B. c..
Ivan and Joe Bateman.
Evening star., 1933-12-08
Pro Hockey

BY the Associated Press.
National League.
Ottawa, 4; Toronto, /.
Chicago, 8; Montreal Maroons, !.
New York Rangers, o.; Montreal
Canadiens, o (tie).
international League.
Detroit, 2; Buffalo, /.
Canadian-American League.
Boston, 4; Philadelphia, 3.
Tonight's Schedule.
International League.
Windsor at London.
Canadian-American League.
Philadelptia at Providence.
New Haven at Quebec.
National League.
No games scheduled.
Evening star., 1933-12-08

DR. CLOYD HECK MARVIN, presi-
dent of George Washington Uni
- versity, will be the chief speaker
at the annual foot ball supper at Tech
High this evening at $50 o'clock. The
affair will be under the auspices Of the
Alumni T Club. Reservations still Will
be accepted at the athletic office at
Tech.
These members of the 1888 Tech foot
ball squad have been awarded circle
rs, 1t has been announced by Coach
Hap Hardell: John Coiner, captain;
John Josselyn, william Morissette, Eu-
gene Minnoux, Paul Dietrich, william
Geiger, Lloyd Hadaway, John Mclean,
Blair Smith, Edward Cooper, Vito Pi-
sani, Holmes Heatwole, Herman Alley
and Paul Lynch. Robert Gillette, man
ager, also received the insignia.
George M. Cohan, jr., former all
around athlete at Georgetown Prep and
son Of the actor and playwright, played
freshman foot ball this year at Brown
University and will be a candidate for
the base ball team.
An appropriation Of approximately
$685. 900 for an athletic field and SWIM
ming pool at Washington-Lee High
school at Ballston, Va, has been ap-
proved by the Civilian Works Admins
tration Board for Arlington County.
Evening star., 1933-12-08
STRA1GlHT OEE IgDE TEE
BY w. R. Ms: cALLuM

: 3
where he will spend the Winter ct
the Indian Greek Club of Miami Beach.
Barnett viii leave with Mrs. Barnett
and the Barnett daughter, and Elwood
Poore. . Warrington boy, who win
be In the golf shop at Indian Greek
during the Winter.
Gene Larkin, assistant pro at Chevy
Chase. plans to leave for his Winter
post ct Lake Wales, between January
! and 10. Gene. Will again take his
brother with him ~ his aide In the solf
shop.
PREPARATIONS are under way at
Chevy Chase for providing the first
= artificial skating rink ever built at
q country club hereabouts.
The concrete tennis courts, fronting
on Bradley Lane, have been flooded
and banked, and the pool now awaits
some freezing weather to furnish a
skating rink about 100 feet square.
Evening star., 1933-12-08
D. c. BOY TIGER PILOT.

PRINCETON, N. j., December g.
Appointment Of Paul NJ Hancock Of
Washington, D. c., as manager of the
150-pound Princeton root ball team
has been announced by the University
Athletic Association.
Evening star., 1933-12-08
Basket Results

Beloit, S.; Northwestern College, 23.
Jaz6estown College, IS; North Dakota
Aggies, "a.
Mayville Teachers, 80; North Dakota
A. @. Frosh, 26.
La Crosse Teachers. 81: winona
Teachers. 81.
Wabash, 20; Manchester, l3.
Central Normal, 36; Oakland City, II.
Battle Greek College, 40; Hunting
ton, ~.
Evening star., 1933-12-08
NAVY FILLS NET LIST
Tennis Team Has 1s Matches, All

Tennis Team Has Is Matches, All
but One at Home.
ANNAPOLIS, Md, December a.
Nays tennis team will engage in 13
matches during the coming season, all
tested here.
The schedule:
April T. Haverford; IA. Maryland; 1S,
Johns Hopkins; 81: Georgetown; %. La
2, Virginia; s. North Carolina: 9. Duke: IL.
Pittsburgh; 16, Washington and Jefferson;
10, Pennsylvania State; 20. Pennsylvania.
Evening star., 1933-12-08
Summary

Emerson routed St. Johns, Sc to IA,
in the latter's opening game on the
Kaydets' court. With Ollie Upton and
Waverly Wheeler bombarding the basket
in telling style, Coach Harley Sanborns
charges were off in front early and
were never headed.
C1Iunn1arv
Evening star., 1933-12-08
PLAYING FOR BOBCATS.

BUCKHANNON, w. Va, December
8.-Joe Hall and Lyndell De Bar,
Washington boys. have won berths on
the West Virginia Wesleyan basket ball
squad.
Evening star., 1933-12-08
A WOW IN PRACTICE.

Henry Goldman, Stanford swimmer,
shaved four-tenths Of a second on the
Pacific Coast collegiate 100-yard free
style record in practice.
Evening star., 1933-12-08
|GALLAUDET MAKES
|. BASKET BALL BOW
Plays Alumni Tonight; Hoyas
Travel for Games With
BuckneII and Pitt.

|VY YHHE Georgetown UNI
NM ,versity's veteran quint
Y Y seeks its second victory
of the basket ball season
tonight on a foreign floor, a
second school Of the Washington
college group will make its debut
here. Gallaudet, well supplied
with experienced material, will
open its campaign against a team
of alumni at 8 o'clock on the Ken
dali Green court.
George Washington and Catholic
University viii swing into ofacial action
next week but Maryland and American
University will not join in until the
following week.
Galludet, with six ls32-ss left-overs
available, seems well prepared for its
campaign, but according to Coach
Wally Krug lacks q flrst-class center,
which may result in the shifting to the
pivot post of Capt. Heimo Antila, whose
regular position Is guard
Should Antila play center, it Is prob
able the guard posts will be held down
by Stephen Koziar and Ken Burdette,
with Jimmy Rayhill, George Brown and
Red Crockett dividing up the work at
the forwards.
~EORGETOwN'S nine-man court
7 squad is at Lewisburg. Pa, today
for Q game with Bucknell. the
first tilt in the Eastern intercollegiate
League.
Coach Freddy Mesmer's charges are
given q better than even chance of
triumphing over the Bisons tonight, but
tomorrow the Hoyas encounter one Of
the stiffest tests on their difficult sched-
ule in Pittsburgh's Panthers, defending
champions in the league.
Little is known Of the strength of
Bucknell's quint, but unless it proves
surprisingly strong. the Hoyas, who
routed Western Maryland Wednesday.
are expected to come out on top.
Pittsburgh, like the Hoya quint, is
fortified with all except one Of the
veterans who swept through the 1882
80 league campaign with q record Of
seven victories against one defeat. Don
Smith, crack forward, was the only
Panther dribbler lost by graduation.
Georgetown administered that lone de-
feat to Pittsburgh last season and
should the Hilltoppers win tomorrow in
the Pennsylvania city they. probably
Evening star., 1933-12-08
SOCCER TEAMS CLASH

Maryland Park, Towson Schools In
Western Shore Semi Final.
Maryland Park High School Soc
cerists, Prince Georges County cham
pions, were to engage Towson High
Baltimore County standard bearer, this
afternoon at Glenburnie at 2:15 O'Clock
In q semi-final game of the Western
Shore play-of for the State scholastic
title
Evening star., 1933-12-08
n EOUNT Rainier High is the fir
N nearby school to take the mea'
Totals. 8 523 Totals. 8 81
Referee-Mr. Cohan maryland.

With Frank Allan heading their at
tack with 13 point, Georgetown Prep
basketers opened their season by rout-
ing Charlotte Halls five, 81 to Z. The
Garrett Parkers outclassed the Southern
Marylanders from the start and led at
the half, 26 to 8.
Evening star., 1933-12-08
NOW ARE PRESSING
WASHINGTON FOES
Mount Rainier Quint Scores
Over RooseyeH-G. U. Prep
and Emerson Win.
THAT the standard Of sports
teams being turned out by
i high schools in the metro

THAT the standard of sports
teams being turned out by
i high schools in the metro
& politan area of Maryland
and Virginia gradually but def
nitely is being raised, and within
>a~few years will have attained
a plane where they will stand a
$3.50 chance of winning engage
ments with District foes, seems
certain.
Until few years ago it was almost
an unheard-of thing for one Of the
nearby teams to down one representing
q city school. But with the building OF
modern high schools Just over the Dis
trict line in Maryland and Virginia and
the growth Of these sections the neigh
boring schools in the last few years fire.
Quently have developed high-claSs
teams, capable of trimming or affording
the best Washington has to offer stout
competition.
It is in basket ball that the Maryland
schools offer their District rivals most
trouble, although the base ball teams
turned out by the Old Line State schools
often are strong. There is no foot ball
among the Maryland schools, soccer
taking the place of the gridiron sport.
In nearby Virginia, the schools are
often represented by formidable COM
binations in foot ball, base ball and
basket ball.
TOUNT Rainier High is the first
NI nearby school to take the meas
re Of District court team
this season. The District Line boys
yesterday vanquished Roosevelt High,
1928, putting on whirlwind finish
to triumph. It was fine fight all the
way with Ed Scott for the winners and
Huck Cavanaugh for the losers head
ing the scorers. ..e
Summary:
Evening star., 1933-12-08

Lucille Robinson Of Des Moines, Iowa,
women's western golf champion, is mai
oring In journalism and physical educa-
ton at Drake University.
Evening star., 1933-12-08
VIII SON QUINTET PLAYS
Opposes Virginia Medical College
at Richmond TONIGHT.

Wilson Teachers College basketers
tonight will engage. the Virginia Medt-
cal college quint at Richmond.
1t will be the second game of the
campaign for the Wilson squad, which
opened its campaign last week with q
win over the Maryland State Normal
I've.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-11-24
II ROAD PROJECTS
Will Be LET soon
Bids Will Be Received IN De-
cember for Road to Be
Finished Next Fall

Fourteen projects totaling 142 miles
Of road construction in North Dakota
will be let by the state highway de-
partment December Is.
The work Is to be completed under
the national highway recovery pro-
gram except for about nine miles Of
Garth grading on state route No. Il,
cast Of Solen, which Is neither an
emergency nor national recovery prof.
ect. Frank Vogel, chief commissioner
said.
Completion OF the work is set for
next fall.
Bids will be received on the follow
ing projects:
Gravel Surfaclnx
McHenry- Bottineau counties-7 4O5
miles on state route No. II, Kramer
south.
y Grant-Sioux - 17.545 on s. r. 81,
Wade north and south.
Wells-l4067 on S. r. 80, Hambere
north and south.
Dunn 9297 on S. r. 8, north Of
Halliday.
Emmons-l71s2 on S. r. Is, east Of
Linton.
McHenry-l2.830 on S. r. II, north
and south OF Rangeley.
Williams-9.17l on U. S. No. 2, Ep-
ping northeast.
Otl-Mix Surfacing
Stark-9.748 on U. s. 10, Riclaardton
east and west.
CasS-24 6O4 OH south u. S. Doute
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-11-24
100 CAPITAL :C|TlANS
WILL PARTICIPATED IN
BRIDGE TOURNAMENT
Contestants Urged to Be on
Hand Halt an Hour Early
for Instructions

Approximately 100 Bismarck per-
sons will assemble at the Elks hall
here at $50 o'clock Friday night to
participate In q local and national
bridge tournament sponsored by the
b. r. Q. Z.
The contest will not begin until
O'Clock but all contestants are urged
to come half an hour early in order
to receive instructions, according ia
Dr.. +. B. Strauss, chairman Of the
arrangements committee.
Table, local and national prizes will
be awarded to winners.
Both contract and auction bridge
will Be played, with each contestant
playing 16 hands as outlined by the
national committee. The cards come
to the club in sealed packages, seals
Of which will be broken in front Of
the players.
A few minutes after II o'clock
when play has been completed. q
Western Union messenger will bring
to the Elks hall the master score
sheets and the analyses Of the bid
ding and play Of the hands. While
the score-keepers are checking the
scores to determine the winners, the
players may check the results they
obtained as compared with their op-
ponents', as well as with the results
given by the national contest experts
Following the contest, participants
may play more bridge, if they de-
sire, or dance. Music for dancing will
be furnished il the demand is suffi-
Gent, DR.. Strauss said.
Serving on the committee with DR.
Strauss are E. o. Bailey, Alex Rosen
j. p. Wagner and Mesdames j. G.
OBerg, r. A. Lahr and A. E. Brink.
Mrs. p. j. Meyer will be tournament
referee.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-11-24
n. D. Hail Department
Completes Payments

A final payment Of $7O523.77 this
week brought to $l54,0e9.o4 the total
adjustments made by the state hail
insurance department in 1883 for hail
losses In North Dakota, E. ]. Heising
manager, said Friday. Adjustments
numbered l 946.
Besides this, Heising said, $4,000
was deducted from indemnity Say-
n.entS for the cost Of insurance. In
demnity payments were made in 4e
counties. Counties in which no pay
rnents were made this year are Cava-
Ter. Pembina, Ramsey, Richland
steele, Trail and Walsh.
Divide county received the greatest
sEare Of the indemnity payments
$l9.392.76 being sent into that county
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-11-24

one Of gang which burglarized eight
Grand Forks business places recently,
Howard Peters. Grand Forks, was ar
rested by Fargo police Thursday night
and was returned to Grand Forks
Friday.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-11-24

70. Tower City east.
Ward-9.500 on u, s. Is, Minot
south.
Earth Grading
Sioux-9.O77 on s. r. 81, Solen cast
Paving
.l52 on u. S. 2 and IS In
Williston.
Structural ..
Pierce - 1888 paving and underpass
OH S. r. 3 in Rugby.
Barnes-Underpass on u. S. 10, east
ct Valley City.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-11-24
GETS n. P. POST

st. Paul, Nov. 24.-tR)-Robert E.
keck Friday was appointed general
claim agent Of the Northern Pacific
Railway succeeding w. T. Every. who
died last month. Keck has been as
sistant in the claims department
since 1904.