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The Bismarck tribune., 1933-02-04

By $. GYLDEN

Mrs. Ida Thorson, accompanied BY
Arthur Antilla, were Bismarck shop
pers Monday.
RENO and Rudolph, the two small
sons Of Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Niemi,
were taken to one Of the Bismarck
hospitals where they viii receive med
.cal attention. RENO has pneumonia
and Rudolph has pleurisy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth r. Gylden are
parents Of a baby daughter born Sun
day, Jan. 20.
Walter and Earl Waste and Ed
win Olson spent Tuesday evening at
Gust Eckholm's.
Miss Martha Koski is spending q
few days visiting at the John Waste
home.
Mrs. John Gylden spent Wednes-
day and Thursday at the Henry
Kuisti home in Lein township.
Sunday callers at the Arne Antills
home were Mr.. John Rikolla and
family and MIR. John Gylden.
A party dance was held at the Ids
.rhorson home Saturday evening
Those who attended were Lewis Oh
son and family, VIM. Wanttaja ant
family, Harry Hedstrom and family
Antilla Kangas. Edwin and Waltel
Waste, Fred Mulari, Mrs. Anns
Dronen and family, Tyne and Sir
Eckholm, Sulo and Selma Gyldeu
Wayne Inget. the Magnus younl
folks, Melvin and Roy Erickson AM
Elmer Jarvi. They all report q fin
, time.
Miss Josie Olson returned hom
from Wing where she has been EN-
ployed in the Wilkinson cream sta
ton during Mrs. Wilkinson's absencs
| Mrs. John Waste and Marth
Skoski spent Thursday at the Gus
Eckholm home.
sulo, Elmo. and Severi Eckholn
Walter and Wayne Inget spent Wed
; nesday evening at John Gylden's.
Edwin Olson and Seth Harju wer
overnight guests Of the Eckholm
Saturday.
Sulo and severt Gylden speu
Thursday evening with Seth Harju
. Jack Gylden spent Thursday an
! Friday with Wayne and Waite
1nget.
d Mr.. Edwin Olson visited with Nil
. Sylvia Eckholm at Driscoll. whel
she is employed at the II. Niema
: home, Thursday evening.
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Still
y b. 2. HAGsTROM

Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Lind motored
to Underwood Sunday and visited
with friends. En- route home they
called ct the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Header johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter johnson, Ray
mond Christensen, Mrs. Signe john
son and daughter Hilma visited at
the Eric Pearson home Friday.
Miss Cora Devee Richard of Wilton
visited with her cousin, Miss Wilma
Johnson. at the John Noon home over
the weekend.
Mrs. Martin Strand returned home
Friday after a weeks visit with hel
mother, Mrs. Augusta STANDBY.
Dan Sundquist, Mr.. and Mrs. Wal.
ter Sundquist and Mrs. Amands
johnson motored to Washburn Tues
day.
Verna. Leo and Lynn Strand ans
Ruben Pearson were Saturday eve
ming visitors at the O. Hagstrou
home.
Mrs. Roy Anderson visited with he
mother. Mrs. Tilda Falkenstein. ant
sister, Mrs. Elmer Killing, Tuesday.
Miss Helen johnson spent Tuesda!
visiting with Miss Leona Broehl.
Axel Asplund was Sunday CUES
at the home Of his brother and sis
ter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. John Asp
lund.
0ottlieb Ginger, John Houssour, =
0errtng and Albert Hagstrom calle,
On Edgar Thompson Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Anderson ant
the Chas. Noon family motored t
Bismarck Monday.
Mrs. signe johnson and daughte
were Tuesday callers ct the Davi'
0hylin home.
Mrs. John T. Johnson had as he
guest Tuesday Mrs. Chas. Lind.
Ivan Bigler, George johnson N
Ruben Pearson called on the stran
boys one day last week.
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Hampton
~ ELIZABETH KOPPY

Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Koppy and son
Math were accompanied by Miss
Catherine Koppy who motored to
Fort Rice Wednesday, where Miss
Koppy returned to her parental home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Satheran and
son and Miss Maggie Schnaible Wis
tied at the Herman Backhaus home
several days this week.
Dinner guests at the Steve Koppy
home Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs. John
Rebenitsch, Jr.. and sons and Misses
Agnes and Anna Rebenitsch Of near
Fort Rice.
Frank L.awler, ST., accompanied by
I'd Weller, were business callers in
Cannon Ball Monday.
Mn Nora strew and brother Ed
ward vpent the weekend at McCulley.
Joa Koppy. Sr, Of Fort Rice trans
acted business ut his brother, Steve
XopuVs home Monday and Tuesday.
Henry Knittel motored to Cannon
Ball Sunday.
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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE

told. He was operated on Saturday
and the last reports were that he wa.
getting along nicely.
Louella Tollefson, teacher at Boyd
No. I, spent the weekend at the Hor-
ace Dilman home.
John Welch, r. H. McCurdy, two
daughters and son, Stanley, visited at
the Doppler home Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John WEIGH motored
to Bismarck Thursday. Their niece,
Viola Marvel, visited at Boyd school
No. during their absence.
Lawrence Doppler and r. H. Nc
Curdy loaded q car Of cattle at Stew
artsdale Saturday. Lawrence went to
the Twin Cities to do the selling OF
the stock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Welch and
family visited and dined at the Horace
Wilman home Sunday.
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HaZeltOr
By ADAInaR LAlsDsBER0EB

The Independent basketball team
went 70 Napoleon Friday evening
where they played the Napoleon In
dependents and won by . score o1
I - 70 3.
lSr. and aErs. Bert Thompson left
Sunday for Duluth, MIMI, where the
former win attend . convention o1
the International Harvester Co. They
were accompanied @ far - Bismarck
BY Mr.. Wahlman and Mr.. Messelt.
1lrs. 1lcNally Of Tuttle has been
here for the past week heldlng ia
care for her mother, Mrs.. Adellne
Bofleau, who has been very III for
several weeks ct the Joe Prefontaine
home.
Mrs. Marie 9. Koch left wednesday
for jamestown after spending three
weeks here.
The bridge club met Wednesday
afternoon ct the home Of Mrs. Earl
Eurtx.
Mesdames Messelt, Wahlman, Hort
meyer. Chase and Opheim were Lin
ton visitors Thursday.
The Royal Neighbors met Thursday
evening ct the home Of Mrs. Annie
k1abunde. A potluck lunch was
served.
Miss Evira Wohlman came home
from Westfield, where she Is teaching
school, Friday, to spend the weekend
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Wohlman. She was accompanied by
Mias Dorothy Van Beck Of westfield.
The Business Mems club met
Thursday evening with the executive
committee on the Stockmen8 asso-
citation to make plans for the stock
show next summer. After the busi-
mess meeting whist was played.
G. A. Fischer and Ben Klabunde
we're In Bismarck Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. Bechtel and fam.
lily are moving to Linton this week
where Mr.. Bechtel has taken over q
rural mail route.
T. Z Shea was In Linton Wednes-
day.
Sunday dinner guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sylvester Zirnhelt were the Geo.
Zirnhelt family, ]. ]. Landsberger
family and Dick Shea family.
Mrs. L. w. Berkholtx and Miss
Donna were In Bismarck Tuesday.
]. w. Whelitx transacted business
at Bismarck Tuesday.
Charles Becker Of Melrose, Mimi,
arrived hare Monday evening for q
visit ct the home Of his uncle, Matt
Stramer.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Armstrong were
in Bismarck Tuesday.
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Cromwell
By LILLE JRAs

Anton Fisher, F. H. Schroeder and
con Arthur, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Var
l3ey and Mrs. Sarah Staples were busi-
ness callers in Bismarck Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Varley and Mrs
Sarah Staples were entertained al
dinner Sunday at the F. G. Nelson
home.
Martin Nelson and Willie Jiras were
visitors at the ]. A. Varley home Fri
day.
Clarence Long. Bud Nelson, Mr. and
Mrs. Viran Nelson and Mrs. Gertie
Anderson were visitors in the Capital
City Saturday.
Ralph Fricke was q visitor at the
Emil Hilken home near Wilton Tues
day.
Israel Brown visited Bud Nelson
Sunday.
The Schroeder family and Miss
Catherine Mclean attended church
services In Bismarck Sunday.
Mrs. F. G. Nelson left Tuesday for
Iowa, where she was called on ac-
count of the serious illness of her
father, w. H. Moore. Mrs. Nelson ex-
poets to return to her home here in
two weeks.
+. H. Schroeder and sons, Martin
and Fred, Jr., motored to Anamoose
Sunday, where they were guests at
the Walter Browning home. Martin
remained at his sisters home for an
indefinite visit.
Lille Jiras was dinner guest at
the Clarence Long home Tuesday.
Guests at the Jiras home the last
week were Martin Nelson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Long, John Long. Will
lie Jiras, Bud Nelson, Israel Brown,
Willie Schroeder. Arthur Schroeder.
Miss Gertrude Schroeder and Miss
Catherine Mclean, Joe Jiras, Gerald
Long, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Varley and
Mrs. Sarah Staples.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Carlander OF
Bismarck were dinner guests at the
Clarence Long home Tuesday.
Mrs. Ralph Fricke and Miss Ber-
nice Gierke visited Miss Gertrude
Schroeder Friday.
The r. G. Nelson family has re-
eeived word Of the death Of Mrs. Mel
sons father, William Moore. at his
home near Mason City, Iowa, Sunday,
Jan. a..
Martin Nelson, Viran Nelson and
Willie Jiras were visitors at the Joe
Fisher home Friday.
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Sibley Butte
By MRS. ELMER BLOoMou1sr

Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Roth were
Mckenzie callers Friday.
George Pettis called on Elmer
Bloomquist Saturday.
Mrs. S. E. Clizbe entertained the
members Of the w. c. T. U. at her
home Thursday afternoon.
Emil Hogue was a Mckenzie call
er Monday.
Royal Thomas called on L. Mad
land last week.
Carl Muth visited Selmar Danes
Monday.
Dorothy Wildfang spent the week.
end with her cousin. Vivian Larson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Tompkins were
Bismarck callers Saturday.
Bert Couch motored to Bismarck
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Larson took Vivian
and Dorothy Wildfang to Sterling
Sunday evening.
The Bismarck tribune., 1933-02-04
GlenvieW
By VIOLET Z. JOHNSON

Mr.. and Mrs. Euos Straudemo aro
parents Of baby girl born last week.
Mike Neidermeier left last week for
his home In Walker. MINI. He plans
to visit his parents and other rela-
tives.
A daughter was born to Mr.. ana
Mrs. Ivan Holden Friday forenoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Holden visitod at
the Enock Anderson homo Thursday.
Burt Monroe WAS . Capital City
business caller Tuesday.
Mr.. and 16rs. Joe Brown and lGrs,
Con Johnson were Wilton choppers
Monday. Also Nike Koeak and Nm,
Lawrence Ousley.
Mrs. Lars jacobson visited at Tho
Con Johnson home Monday.
H. E. Scott visited at the Joe
Warmke home from Tuesday until
Thursday.
Violet Johnson visited q the homs
Of her parents In Painted Woods Mon.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter simous and
family visited ct the Erickson home
Sunday.
Erma and Ruth Larson visited at
the Eidelbrook home Saturday.
Steve Monroe called at Albert Lar.
sons Monday.
Mrs. Mike Kosak II viEiting with
relatives and friends at Turtle Lake
this week.
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The Bismarck tribune., 1933-02-04
Mckenzie


The Homemakers club members
held there annual banquet Wednes-
day evening ct the w. L. Watson
home. At this affair the members
entertained their husbands. Places
were marked for 81 guests. After
dinner games were played, those WIN
ming prizes were ]. F. Wildfaug, +. N.
Schaumburg, Mrs. Van Scott, Mrs. +.
M. Schaumburg, T. T. Hughes ana
Mrs. H. r. Raeshke.
The w. G.. T. q. was entertained
Thursday afternoon by Mrs. 8. Z.
Clizbe, vice president. Mrs. Henry
Larson was in charge Of the meeting.
Floyd Belk Of Sterling was caller
In Mckenzie Tuesday evening.
E. w. Anderson was q Tuesday bus.
mess caller in Bismarck.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Watson motored
to Bismarck Friday for their daugh-
ter, Miss Esther Watson, who attends
high school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Couch entertain
ed at q dancing party Friday night In
the north Mckenzie school house.
Music was furnished BY Fred HAbeck
and daughter, Miss Clara HAheck.
The Royal Neighbors entertained ct
q card party In the han Saturday
night. Five tables Of whist were In
play. High scores were won By b. A.
Drawer and Paul Antrim, low score
prizes went to Chester Coons and
Wendell Drawer. Refreshments
were served after the games BY the
committee In charge.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Watson and
D. B. Leathers were Bismarck callers
Saturday.
The an Seniors met with Alice
Clizbe Jan. 2eth. Presldent Kathryn
Hughes presided and several song
were sung. Twelve members were
present. Miss Hughes gave . report
on the trip to the All institute 81
Fargo, where she took part In the
moving pictures put on BY the Home
Furnishing members, representing thu
"Age Of Innocence" She also tool
part In q short playette, "The Nocl
Meeting" which was put on By TIN
Burleigh county delegates. Thil
playette was the same - that giver
by the Mckenzie All Seniors at th'
Achievement day banquet In Bis
marck. The following demonstration'
were given: The All club girls room
Nina Mandy: the types Of breakfas
and the one best suited TO my family
Ruth Lewis; variety Of fruits servet
for breakfast, Florence Habeck: re
quirements for any room, KAthryl
Hughes; Standard measures, Bernc'
bliss. Alice Clizbe gave . demonstra
} tion on how to make scalloped pota
toes. The product was used - par
Of the refreshment course. The clu
program booklets were 1inished. th
cover being originated By rIorenc
Habeck. During the social hour. whicl
was in charge Of Ruth Lewis. IN 70
telligence test was given. Sewers
. duets were sung BY Madeline Bore
and Arlowene Rodgers. The clu
} will meet next with Edna Coons Fol
25th.
The Ladies Aid win meet Eebruar
/ Sth with Mrs. T. T. Hughes. An Inv!
tation Is extended to those wishing {
! attend.
!. The Larlkin club mat with Ars. J
woods at Menoken Tuesday a1te1
3 noon. Refreshments were served 2
the hostess.
III Mnffif
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hdoffit


Mr.. and Mrs.. I'd DeHAan and chill.
dren visited at the Eddie Meyers home
Sunday.
Mr.. and 1lrs. YAy johnson visited
town Thursday.
Miss Amanda 1wen and John
Adams visited at the 1ddie Adams
home near Mckenzie sunday.
l6rs. Leatha JohnSon returned "a
Bismarck Tuesday to receive medical
treatment.
Nr. and Mrs. Emil Enockson and
Mr.. and Mrs.. James Laeg were n
Bismarck Tuesday.
Mrs. Arley Baker from wisconsin.
30 visiting With her old schoolmate,
Mrs. Melvin T1orseu, for . few days.
Mrs. Baker was called here by the
The Bismarck tribune., 1933-02-04
Rock Hill
D RUTH LITTLE

The Misses Iuger and 0olvey Cord
were weekend guests at the Bert
Hedstrom home.
Mr.. Ehnes and s6u, willie, were
Wing callers "wednesday.
MI. and Mrs. Homer Taylor OF
Trygg were Thursday guests at the
Mrs. Mabel Bailey home.
Mrs. Ira Bailey spent this week at
the Mrs. A. Mccoy home helping 70
care for Grandma Bailey, who = III.
Mrs. ]. E. Tit1gerald ana Son, Hart,
motored to Regan Friday.
Laurence Bouche was Q Sunday
guest at the 8. w. Nemets home.
John Bouche and Sam Beerman
called at the Isaac Marcovits home
Thursday.
Howard watkins called q the p. =.
Patton home Monday. Laurence %.
turned home With him.
J. r. Little called at the Bethel
Bailey and A. +. 0hylin homes Tues
day.
Ruth Little Was . wednesday guest
of her aunt. Mrs. v. N. Monroe. near
Baldwin.
Sunday guests at the Fred Ehnes
home were While, Lydia and Martha
Graf, Mrs. 3. w. NemetS and sons,
Joseph and Paul.
The Rev. Noah Mccoy Of Caring.
ton, N. D., was . Thursday luncheon
guest at the J. 7. Little home.
Barbara Mccullough was IN over.
night guest Of her teacher, Miss Nocd,
Wednesday.
Frank walker was . Saturday eve
ming guest at the Ira Bailey home.
Mrs. ]. N. Humptreys was .
Thursday evening guest at the q. q.
Lindsey home.
Laurence Fitzgerald called at the
Ira Bailey home Wedneeday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0uss Graf Wefo Nom
day guests ct the 8. W. Nemet1 home.
mger and Solveg Nord were Wed.
nesday evening guests ct the Marvin
Aim home.
Roy Farley called at the 0usg Graf
home wednesday.
Mrs. Q. ]. Kuehl ana Charlie Our
motored to Wing Friday.
Sunday dinner guests q the J. =.
Little home were Willie Lhnes, VIII
lie Graf, Mrs. Mabel Bailey and ohir.
ley Walker.
The Bismarck tribune., 1933-02-04

D MRS. FLORENCE DoRNEI

sigmund Rupp returned to his
nome In Regan Wednesday after
spending several days here ct the
home Of his sister, Mrs. Herman
Kickul, and family.
Christ Anderson. who Is spending
the winter months with his grand
parents In Bismarck. spent the latter
part OF the week here with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Anderson.
Clarence Falkenstein Of Still was
an overnight guest ct the home Of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Falken-
stein. Monday.
Harry Hogue Of Arnold was q bust
ness caller here early In the week.
Miss Eunice Kant. who has been
employed ct the Walter I1omas home
The Bismarck tribune., 1933-02-04
Alta
By'cARL sCHArz

Edmond and Hank Schatz visited
at tho George Hecker home Monday.
NJ. and Mrs. Henry schats, sr., Of
McClusky are spending . few days
visiting with their sons Ed and Hank
Schatx.
Those who were Alta shopper, on
Tuesday were Henry schalfer, Jr.,
Paul Wahle. Ted and Dave Hoch-
halter, Emil Johnson, Lauriece Jor-
ganson and 0ottlieb atinert.
Mr.. and Mrs. John stroh and fam
NY ana George Vollmer visited at the
Ed and Hank Schatx homes Mon
day.
llrs. Joe Diede and Bertha Fink
were Alta choppers on Thursday.
George MacClester was . Regau
caller on Tuesday.
George Hecker motored to wilton
Tuesday on business.
Herman scheafer, Ted Rhinehart
Ted Hochhalter, Jack Coomhs, Emil
Johuson and Gus schatx were bust.
ness callers In NcClusky this week.
Walter Coomhs Was . Pickardville
shopper on Tuesday.
M. and Mira. John atroh and sona
fAillerd and Morlen visited at the
Carl 6chats home Tuesday.
Ars. Eddie scheaSer visited ct thu
J. r. Jones home "wednesday evening
Ar. and Nrs. Emil Zelmer and
daughters Of near Wing visited with
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil johnson Friday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Qually visitet
ct the II. 6chaffer home Thursda,
evening.
John Blotter called on Jack Coombl
Friday evening.
i Those who were Alta choppers on
Saturday were Davold ochaffer, Ed,
mond 6chatx, Mike Bouctee, Il
9chatz, John 6troh. Lewis Jorganson
Fred Bender and George MacCles.
ter.
| Nels Peterson called on Palmer Pe'
terson Of near Mercer Wednesday.
i Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Jones receives
. telegram from their daughter, Ha.
I nj oe Missouri. Friday, that she un.
] derwent m operation fer appendiciti
Wednesday and = recovering rapidly.
The Bismarck tribune., 1933-02-04
Estllerviue

Joe Void was IN ovesuight s,,egt
at the Cecil Elkins home Wodnesday
night.
Ole Wold called at the Earl Movder
home Wednesday evening.
George Mowder called In neean
Thursday.
Mr.. and 1rS. Hiembouch vere We'd.
nesday afternoon visitors at the Harj
Nowder home.
Mrs. Art Strand, llrs. John Carl
eon and Mrs. Earl Nowder ATTENDED
the Auxiliary meeting at tho Jake
Fisher home Thursday.
Ole and Olaf Wold called at The
Harry Davenport home Wedneeday
afternoon.
Joe Wold. called at the Oecil Y1nins
home Sunday.
Mr.. and llrs. Harry Dsyennort
Ruth Wilmot and Mrs. I. Joreensen
who have spent the past severai
weeks visiting relatives ii st, Paul.
are expected home this week.
Mr.. IND Mrs. Ole Wold ana ron.
0laf, spent Sunday evening 6 the
Roy Little home.
The Bismarck tribune., 1933-02-04
Steiber

Mr.. and Mrs. John Stpoh and fam
lily visited at the 6chatx home Nom
day evening.
George Vollmer and Edward etroh
motored to Tuttle Saturday.
Richard Adams was passenger to
Eegan with the mail man Saturday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Albrecht VS.
tied ct the Karl Schatx home Sat
urday.
Fred vohmer and son, George. were
Regan callers Monday.
Herb Palmer was . Regan shopper
Saturday.
Richard Adams left Tuesday fol
Maddox after spending two week.
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Drisc0u,


Rev. Herbert Brown Of Steele called
on friends In Driscoll Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Jordan entertained
the Misses Nettleton and Ortman ana
Wilma Oxandahl ct dinner Sunday.
The Fun club gave . social ct the
hall Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. H. Lunn enter
tained Mr.. and Mrs. Alden Nelson
The Bismarck tribune., 1933-02-04
aft


The members Of the Homemakers'
club entertained their husbands and
friends at . party In the Farmers
Union hall at Sterling on the evening
Of Jan. Z. Ars. =. o. Fogarty had
charge Of the games and stunts. AT
midnight lunch was served.
NJ. ana Ars. George Lewis spent
Sunday at thA Max Lang home.
Howard Smith was Z Capital City
caller Tuesday.
The regular meeting Of the local
Homemakers' club was held at the
home Of Mrs. II. Z. Howitson Jan. II.
AfS. Martin Nelson gave the miscel-
laneous topic On "Hotbeds and Their
Evening star., 1933-09-09
Country Merrily Responds
to Senator Longs Brief Act

Dispatch, while the Toledo Blade Is con-
vinced that Ito ignore him would be as
unfair to the public as keeping hurri-
cane or an epidemic of sleeping SICK
ness out of the news" The Omaha
World Herald offers the explanation:
The Louisiana Kingfish furnishes the
comic relief for a time Of great ten
sion. We need something diverting.
something to laugh at. something to
remind US that there is world outside
the life-and-death struggle with forces
which appeal to us because to our little
minds they seem sometimes so incom-
prehensible So we guffaw boisterouSly
and feel relieved and refreshed as the
need presses to turn once more to the
task of wrestling with red ink balances"
The eye punching must have been
disappointing and disillusioning. states
the Springfield Union, while the Roa-
noke Times declares: Anyway. he's a
veteran now, a survivor of the campaign
of Long Island, and entitled to wear a
wound stripe" The Kansas City Star
concludes: 1T is incredible. The one
and only Kingfish put to rout in an
effete Long Island club. The grand high
nawab of Louisiana fleeing in taxi
with a black eye, leaving no casualties
In his wake. We simply can't believe
the story that an offended gent was able
single-handed to trim the greatest nat
Lral force in the country-barring Nj
a&ara Falls. No. undoubtedly Senator
Huey was ganged That is the only
reasonable explanation. and we trust
the Senator sticks to it,"
Evening star., 1933-09-09
Better Outlook at Havana.

Amid continued preservation OF good
order in Cuba, which does credit to the
junta government that usurped power
at Havana at the beginning Of the
week, outlook fer a solution OF the
islands new crisis grows brighter from
hour to hour. The flve-man junta has
under consideration a change of regime
involving a coalition government COM
prisirg representatives of all opposition
sections that co-operated in the rev.
c,ution of the sergeants" which upset
President de Cespedes. All accounts
seem to agree that with this decision
the situation at Havana Is eased ana
the prospect of more or less amicable
solution sdistinctly promoted.
Secretary of the Navy Swanson,
aboard the cruiser Indianapolis, is re-
ported to have sent wireless message
designed to remove all fears that the
presence in Havana harbor of high
official Of the Roosevelt administration
had any ulterior purpose back OF 1t.
"There is no disposition on the part OF
the United States" said Secretary
Swanson, "to intervene in Cuba. We
simply want peace and order from q
neiehbor so near. The United Sta!er
naval forces sent here are only Il. pro-
tect american lives and not to$nter-
yeue G the government OF Cuba"
The circumstance that Secretary
Swanson did not 60 ashore at Havana
Evening star., 1933-09-09
The ''Iron Major" Passes.


Cav" is dead That IRON -willed and
indomitable hero Of the World War
and one of the greatest foot ball
coaches OF the generation, has played
the last game and Travelled on to
answer to the Great Umpire.
The courage and unf1agging spirit of
Maj. Frank w. Cavanaugh, whose dy-
manic character made him beloved by
thousands, finally yielded to the effect
OF illness and wounds he received at
the front fifteen years ago. With eye
sight fast dimming and his health
falling he gave up coaching at Ford
ham just about year ago and retired
to his new home at March Field, Mass.
He had been considered out of danger
from an abdominal operation last
month, but sudden reversal came and
the Iron Major" was unable to with
stand the final charge of the gray
spectre.
Cavanaugh starred in foot ball at
Dartmouth three decades or more ago
and then devoted good many years
to coaching in the game he loved.
When the World War came he entered
the Field Artillery as a private. He
came out of it ma jor, having re-
peated his success on the gridiron. It
was letter to his 10-year -old son,
David, his pride and joy, that made
his name known the country over dur
ing the great conflict. In a dinpy
billet with guns all around him BOOM
ing their message of death he took
time to jot few lines to the lad at
home that became typical of the cour-
age and devotion of the American
soldier. Reminiscing of the times
when David used to await his home
comings. he counseled the boy to be
strong and manly, asking that he take
care OF his mother It was signed
simply Your Old Man, Cav" Sub
sequently. 1t was published throughout
the country.