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Evening star., 1933-02-18
PERSONAL.
The rate under heading Of Personal
is cents per line additional to the
regular line rate.

MIDDLE-AGED LADY, COMPANION 70 ONE
or two adults; excellent references. Address
Box 273-H, Star office.
CHILDREN CARED FOR IN LARGE HOME,
equipped play ground. home environments
Rates reasonable. Block st. Hyatts. 700.
WHEN DEATH STRIKES A FAMILY. THERE
Is s-IG no need to feel that they must accept in
pay high price. The Greater W. w.
and all. for as little as. S75, Worlds finest
vault may be had from CHAMBERS for Ss5. In
case Of death call the Greater w. w. Cham
bers Co.. 14th, cor. Chaplin NV. Col 0432.
Phone or write your address. We will send
WE BUY WATCHES. DIAMONDS. JEWEL
ry. ANTIQUES, gold. silver. pawn tickets. Liv-
ingston, 1404 New York ave. NV. ME- 1894
WANTED HOME FOR GENTLE BELGIAN
Police dog: willing to pay SIS month. Ad-
dress Box 264-H, Star office.
LOCAL BUILDER needs additional capital to
D. C. complete set Of plans and total
cost supported by actual contracts of sub
contractors is available for analysis. Ad-
dress Box 1920. Star office. 20"
60-CAR GARAGE, gas pumps, fully equipped
repair shop. battery charging outfit, adjoin-
ing parking lot; 40 cars now in storage:
price, $4,000. If interested apply 1882
18th st. NV, between and pm. 19'
CAFE FOR RENT-Good location, near Union
responsible persons apply. Address Box 456-
H. Star office.
DELICATESSEN. frst-class, good business,
excellent locationi priced reasonably; selling
account sickness. 1929 14th NV. 49,
WILL PAY GOOD INTEREST FOR $1,000
able property. Please phone west 1854, day
or evening.
Evening star., 1933-02-18

seat, free wheeling. Here is sweet running,
late model Chevrolet. in finest condition.
that Is HONESTLY PRICED AT $3.50. Can
sell for $50 down. bal 12 mos through
M. A. G. Your car in trade. Owens
Evening star., 1933-02-18
SALE-AUTnMOBuES

PACKARD 1890 CUSTOM SPORT PHAEToN.
model 74oo; like new in every respect: color
will sacrifce: will take small car in trade
Mrs. v. r. Higgins Lincoln i225-w.
PEERLESS SEDAN, 1927-This car is in ex-
CLEAN and perfect; perfect top; good tires.
r!lnniEg agtomobie, this is the car you want.
HONESTLY PRICED AT S195: liberal terms
your car in trade Owens Motor Co., 1928
PLYMOUTH NEW SIX SEDAN: used three
weeks by company official: not soiled; big
discount Mr.. Rosenberry. 1923 L st. 19'
EoCKNE .65,, COACH, 1932-only SAG;
pearance Before you buy drive this car and
learn Its many fine advantages. Lee D.
Butler. Inc. 2l55 Champlain st. Col. 5000.
SIUDEBAKER DICTATOR REGAL SEDAN
1881; free wheeling; Just like new; included
in our sacrifice sale at S395. These bar
gains will not last long. Come in today and
1234 9th st. NV.
STUDEBAKER SEDAN. ,193O-President de
rex,a 1exe q 9v splendid condition; OILED creased
necessary, S2s5 cash; splendid condition.
WHIPPET SEDAN. 1880, 6-cylinder; dandy
motor; upholstery clean and perfect: 5 good
tTss eaf thai sh S IN gvs good Here is
E PRcED Sn56 a. sGm Small fOdt down bay pay
o9ens Pa Motor &c o per o3 m your car in trade
AUTOMOBILES at wescher's auto auction,
928 H st. NV, every Wednesday and Satur-
day 10 an. Usually a good assortment
WATCH THIS SPECIAL
CLEARANCE SALE.
We recently purchased the entire equip
ment OF well established laundry in Wash
ington OF all trucks. Light deliveries, 1-ton
trucks; INCLUDING Fords. Cheyrolets, yellow
KNIGHTS, G NJ; G., Dodge-Grahams, with
beautiful panel bodies and in good condition
to be sold at lowest prices. Terms to re-
sponsible party.
Robert Herson's Auto Exchange,
72 Florida Ave. NE. North 1O40s.
Evening star., 1933-02-18

PAPERHANGING-Room paperec. 81 and
up; estimate fur: work guaranteed. A. 7.
George. 2129 18th st. NV. Apt. 2. Dec. 4149.
PIANO TUNING, So. VIM. W. Saunders,
tuner in city since 1892. Repair estimates
free. Shepherd 1906-J 1S'
Evening star., 1933-02-18

SALESMAN. for window device; good oppor-
tunity to make S5 to SO day on commission
basis. The Harris Shade Co., Col. 1O451.
1744 Columbia rd.
SALESMEN-An old-established local con-
Germ can place g men willing to work; can
earn $50 per week, selling daily-used prod
uct. Apply 116S Goth st. NV. Mr.. Russell
or Mr.. Gallagher.
Evening star., 1933-02-18

DODGE SEDAN, 192s-Dandy motor; fine
tlres. nnish; upholstery, etc. Here is reliable
LY PRICED at S175. Small down payment
bal easy. Your car in trade. Owens Motor
Evening star., 1933-02-18

ESSEX. ESSEX, EssEx-29. 30. ~, 70,
sedanS. coupes. coaches ranging in price
from 500 to S48S. Best Essex values In
town: your chance to purchase todays out
standing values in Essex 81 other bargains
Lee D. Butler, Inc. 2155 Champlain st. NV.
Evening star., 1933-02-18

FORD SPORT ROADSTER, Ie3O-one Of
the cleanest cars in town; rumble seat; mo-
tor, tires and general appearance excellent;
SOP down. balance sig month, S159 Man
dell Chevrolet Co, Inc, 18th and Good
Hope rd. Sc, Atlantic 44O2
Evening star., 1933-02-18

FORD 1892 FORDOR SEDAN; original two
tone brown finish. 5 cream wire wheels, ex-
ceilent tires. motor and upholstery; like new
$500. Lee D. Butler, Inc, 2I55 Champlain
ST. Col. $3.50
Evening star., 1933-02-18

CHEVROLET SPORT ROADSTER, 1882
Like new; rumble seat and plenty Of extras
One One OF the snappiest cars on the road.
price: your car in trade balance easy; $3.50
Mandell Chevrolet Co. Inc. 18th and Good
HOpe rd. Sc. Atlantic 4401
Evening star., 1933-02-18
MUSICAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

BABY GRAND PIANO. marvellous tone; used
short time. reduced S167; terms to suit.
Free piano lessons. Kits. 1880 G st. NV.
OUR FEBRUARY SALE OF PIANOS offers
some exceptional bargains. Stief upright.
S110. in fine condition; used grand $3.50;
Sohmer upright. $50; SchoDinger upright,
$40; used uprights from $40 up. Pianos
for rent for all occasions. Musical instru-
ments OF all kinds taken in exchange on
pianos. Hugo Worch, lilo G NV. Estab-
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HELP--MEN.

REAL ESTATE sALESMEN-Opening for 2
Washington, D. C. experience. Commission
basis only. See Mr.. Henderson. Salesman
ager. Waple & James, Inc, 1926 14th st.
NV, Dist 3346
Evening star., 1933-02-18

FORD 1881 CONVERTIBLE COUPFBiack
with . red wheels. trunk rack. spare on side;
to. Honolulu; S240 cash. wisconsin 302i
after g.
Evening star., 1933-02-18

FORD 1881 VICTORIA, $500; very clean in
SIDE and out practically new tires, good fin
ish, spotless mohair upholstery, excellent
motor; original owner to you. 81 other
bargains. Lee D. Butler. Inc, 2155 Cham
Evening star., 1933-02-18
RENT-GARAGE.

RENT-GARAGE
SPACE IN BRICK ELEC. LIGHTED GA
rage, near Conn.,. ave and st. Reason
able. Phone Met 1910.
JUST SOL BRICK GARAGE, INDI-
vidual spaces. in center Of downtown
WASHINGTON Easy approach from
wide paved alley. Inspect, at rear
Of 1850 22nd street NV Phone Mr
DAVIDSON, NAtl 1912
Evening star., 1933-02-18

RUTLAND COURTS. .1725 18th NV
one large room. kitchen. bath, reception
nal; innIaIn newly decorated; $3.50 and $4,000,
Evening star., 1933-02-18
HELP-WOMEN.

BOOKKEEPER-Postine, preferably with
knowledge Of National bookkeeping machine,
for real estate office. State full details ex-
perience, age. salary required. Address Box
6Q-J Star Office
Evening star., 1933-02-18

CHEVROLET 1881 COACH only s265; can
arrange terms, with only S15 down, balance
easy payments, no property signers. This
car is absolutely the same as new. Folks.
thus is real buy. Century Motors 1905
18th st. NV. North A232.
Evening star., 1933-02-18
ROOMS AND ROARn


CLUB FAUNTLERoY, 1722 Mass. Ave. NV.
Large, well furnished room for 8 girls
walking distance; reasonable. North 1867
$500 18th NV. Hillcrest-Desirable rooms
ned sGrroundinss; we'll Fs bal ahn mesis oore reas
1710 NJ ST. NW-Laree light, Comfortable
rooms suitable for two or three; nutritious
food. District 4767,
on car line. with or without board; reason
able. Adams s259-J. l9s
1877 RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.W.-Double
and single room with board. 19'
meals a day. s7.5o; hot % and t"V cold f; Water; !?
also table board. Ring house bell. los
1443 FAIRMONT ST. NW-Single and dou-
food; $40 and S35: board optional. ''
GOVERNORS FLAscE. 1919 R. I. Ave. NV
Beautiful rooms for two and for three now
1908 10th ST. NV. = Single and double
rooms, with excellent meals; $40 and S325
1909 10th NW.-Attraetive, warm rooms.
inst. hot water, semi-priyate baths; excellent
food and service; rates that please.
4403 18th ST. NW.--Large front. adjoining
Jewish home. Adams $50. 19'
PRIVATE HOME. beautifully furnished. real
oev sas tennis
1920 18th ST.-Room for two young ladies'
ing distance. 20'
SHERMAN ClECLE-Attractive room with
excellent board; use living room, laundry
privileges; garage; $40. Adams 25s2-J. 19s
1881 COL RD.-2nd-FL. APT, IIV R.,
bed r. kit. din; light. spac. rms: so. exp;
suit. 3 adults; s'gle beds; busses. Ad. 5911-J.
229 TENN. AVE NE t room. adj bath.
for couple or single re for lady; nicely
furn., anil owners ht IL; PRIVILEGES; near
Lin. Park board opt. sarage.
1888 16th--2 rooms. bath. beaut. furn., maid
service; a bed-sitting room; delightful meals.
North 9129.
1S4l ST. N.w-Exquisiteiy appointed din
ing room, perfect cuisine and service, beau-
tifully furnished; double, single rooms.
Evening star., 1933-02-18

HUDSON CUSTOM 4-DOOR BROUGHAM
1926 in good condition; included in our
sacrifice sale at sos. These bargains win
not last long. Come in today and bring
your deposit Mount Vernon Motors, 1894
9th st. NV.
Evening star., 1933-02-18

OLDSMOBnE-'2S 30, 80 coaches and Sc
dams, ranging from 500 10 5000 We offer
these to you with 81 other bargains. Lee D.
Butler. Inc. 2l55 Champlain st. Col. $3.50.
OLDSMOBILE EIGHT PAT. SEDAN. 1892
Black Duco. wire wheels. low mileage; a
salesmans car that must be sold to pay of
balance due finance company S696; trade
and. terms arranged. Wisconsin Motors,
2901 M st. NV.
OLDsMOBILE DE LUXE PAT SEDAN. 1882,
6-cylinder; black Duco. natural wood
wheels, low, mileage. new.car guarantee;
ance ~ to 16 months. Wisconsin Motors,
direct dealers for Oldsmoble, 290l M st. n W.
OLDSMOBILE SPORT COUPE, I92s-Brand-
new new pnco finish; rumble seat; good tires.
hanka Service. 1928 Goth st. n. W. Dist. 9141.
OLDsMoBILEs-Co Complete stock of late mod
els from 1923 to 1882, In various body
types. All priced down TO sell this month.
Wisconsin Motors 2901 NJ st. NV.
PACKARD CoNvERTIBLE. CoUPE-six wire
wheels, black Duco fnish, completely re-
chromium plated. In excellent mechanical
condition. Priced to ssll at once. s3e5;
tors, 2901 NJ st. NV.
Evening star., 1933-02-18

YOUNG COUPLE colored. experienced. de-
sire work as cook. maid, butler and chauf-
feur. preferably in suburbs: go anywhere;
references. Address Box 265-H, Star office
o0s
Evening star., 1933-02-18

HUDSON 1929 DE LUKE 2-DOOR SEDAN
Perfect mechanical condition; original paint
like new: rear trunk, six wheels, excellent
tires; S1S5. 1920 Kearney ne. North 0S91.
Evening star., 1933-02-18

dhE CRESCENT. 1855 CRESCENT PL, NV
q rooms. dinstte, bath; S42.50; l room,
olhetIe, bath, S35; refrig. Resident mgr. 2O'
THE BoNDe[1230 N; H, AVE. Nw.-1 r.,
T.; T.; o., t5y; r, k, b.. $3.50: free re-
Illgsratlon; 24-hr. elevator service Res mgr
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-03-29
indian SCHOOL HEAD
SPEAKS TO ROTARY
Sharon Mote Tells Club Men
Social Adjustment 10 Great
est Need Of indian

Social problems confronting the
workers In Indian schools were dis
cussed by Sharon Mote, superintend-
ent Of the q. 3. Indian school IN .
talk on indian Education" at the
Wednesday noon luncheon Of the Ro-
tary club.
Pointing out that Indian work has
not kept up With modern develop
ments In dealing with social adjust
NETS and human problems, Mote
stated that little can be done to aid
the Indian through MAS programs.
Rather. he said. more attention must
be given to helping the individual &C.
quire . better realization Of his own
potentialities.
It y In this field that the social
worker can be Of real assistance 60
that his education. his family life, his
recreation, the administration Of his
property and the care Of his health
may be . part Of single program.
Mote quoted from an address by r.
+. LAnsdale. assistant to the U. g. In
clan commissioner, who declared that
our only hope Of any accomplishment
will Be In placing our most skilled
socially trained people in direct con-
tact with Indian homes and commune
ties.
Mrs. Clara Peltier Wilson sang two
solos, accompanied by Mrs. Hermann
Scheffer. and Ernest 0rewer sang a
solo, with Clarion Larson at the piano.
The program committee for April
was announced by President George
Duemeland. Members are Rev. Floyd
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Miss kelIerman Says Abbrsviat.
Cd Suits Of Today More
Sensible Than Ever

Paris, March 2o-It was teatime in
fashionable restaurant on the
Champs Elysees, where an attraction
Is . large and picturesque swimming
pool. Jaunty bathing girls In the lat
est abbreviated costumes were splash
ing In the water or slipping drinks at
tables on the sidelineS
Suddenly q new arrival appeared
alone, threw aside q nondescript bath
robe and stepped lightly to the edge
Of the diving board. Eyes were In
stantly turned to her In admiration.
The classic symmetry Of her lines
commanded attention. Her body,
from arms and shoulders to waist,
hips and down her shapely legs to
thin ankles, was beautiful to look
upon. She had the form Of . per-
fectly built girl Of twenty. At the
tables they began asking who she was.
An instructor passed the word along:
THAT Is Annette Kellerman."
CONSERVATION was expressed. Why.
Annette Kellerman was q bathing
beauty when We were children! She
turned the heads Of our sly old faith
ers and got arrested for the daring
Of her one-piece bathing suit in black.
with tights that extended to her
ankles.
Yet there she was now In the pool.
as happy Is . schoolgirl taking q
pleasure swim. The bathing girls Of
the present generation followed her
with envious eyes Is they slipped their
champagne and lounged about In COM
monplace costumes that expose the
back and legs to the limit.
Finally Miss Kellerman joined the
table. She wouldn't have anything.
Cocktail? No thanks" she said.
Il have never tasted one. Oh, yes. I
used to drink wine when was Z
girl. and I like It, but I was In the
water . great deal and developed
govt In one toe and q touch Of rheu-
matism in the shoulder and the doc
tor told me better stop eating meat
and drinking wine Il ! wanted to con-
tinue to SWIM"
Miss Kellerman's eyes are full Of
animation. She Is buoyant and en-
thusiastic. Her face shows little Of
her age and in spirit she is youthful
and gay.
Eyes, times have changed" she said
laughingly when attention was called
to the difference In the style Of bath
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Bismarck Club News

Mrs. @. H. Mereens and Mrs. John
W. Larson read papers at meeting
OF Chapter L Of the Sponsor Moth
ers club Tuesday evening 1t the home
Of Mrs. Charles Patterson, 1T Thir-
tenth st. Mrs. Mergens' topic was
Helping Children to Help 1hem-
selves; and Mrs. Larson spdke on
Problems Of the Presidency"
= =
Mrs. q. o. Burnett reviewed "The
Lady Of 0odey'S" ! for members 81
Chapter BC Of the sponsor Mothers
club at meeting ct the home Of Mrs
=. W. Friese, tai Eighth st.. Tuesday
evening. The club Is continuing to
supply food to = needy family Of the
city, . project which was undertaken
early In the winter. Mira. John Ar
man and Mrs. r. =. Middaueh COM
prise the committee IN charge Of Sc
curing groceries this week, and Mrs
Milton Rue and Mrs. Arman will d.
rect the work next week.
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ANNETTE RECALLS ARREST
FOR SKIMPY BATHING SUIT

ing suits since she began her career.
II shall never forget when got AZ
rested In Boston. I was wearing .
very modest one-piece suit and didn't
remove my robe until got to the
edge Of the water. I was training
then for long distance swims and I
had to have something practical.
There were some other women on the
beach-how funny they would look
today. They wore long skirts, blouses
with sleeves and ruffles on the shoul-
ders. and stockings. OF course. they
didn't 60 in the water much, and they
couldn't swim; very few women could
In those days.
Bathing suits are now more sen
sible than ever BEFORE" she said. II
am all for abbreviated bathing suits:
the more abbreviated the better. DE-
cency Is question Of common sense.
Complete nudism. no. That is un-
necessary and 1t Is ugly. So few have
perfect bodies that nudism Is danger
GUS and usually revolving"
= = =
Speaking Of other early troubles,
Miss Kellerman said:
Il had q job putting my act over
because people were Mortified, espe-
cially women. The idea Of q girl
swimming and diving In . one-piece
suit was scandalous, for women did
not do those things then. couldn't
get bookings in England until I ap-
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-03-29
Miss Edna Nordquist
Is Bride of A. E. Beggs

Rev. Walter E. Water, pastor of
McCabe Methodist Episcopal church,
officiated at the wedding Of Miss
Edna Nordquist, Bismarck, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nordquist.
Turtle Lake, and Arlo E. Beggs, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter B. Beggs,
also Of Turtle Lake. The ceremony
took place at $50 p. m. Tuesday at
the Water home.
Attendants were Captain and Mrs.
Clarence Agre Of Deadwood, 8. D.,
brother-in-la and sister of the bride.
A gown Of orchid-pink crinkle crepe
was worn by the bride, with Access
series In harmonizing tones. Mrs.
Agre wore frock Of rose beige crepe.
The bride, who was graduated from
the Bismarck hospital school of nurs-
ing with the class Of 1892. has been
employed as nurse. Both Mr.. and
Mrs Beggs are graduates Of the Tur-
tie Lake high school.
The couple expect to make their
home on farm near Turtle Lake.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-03-29
Abduction Victims
Automobile Found

Lisbon, N. D., March 2o.-(ReThe
mud-begrimed but otherwise undam-
aged car which bore A. B. Worner
Lidgerwood business man, into the
lonely sand hill country near venlc
was discovered Thursday but . few
miles from where Worner was left
bound to q tree BY his two abductors
Worner came here later in the day
and returned it to Lidgerwood.
No trace has been discovered Of the
two men who held Worner Monday
morning and at the point Of CUR
forced him to drive throughout the
Gay before leaving him wired to q tree
in q lonely coulee near Venlo.
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peared 1t the Bath Club for charity,
The Duke and Duchess Of OonuaNght
attended and that put the stamp Of
approval on me.
Lets see. It was in 1905 when ]
tried to swim the channel. But ]
didn't have Q chance because the
course vas not then chartsd and no
body understood the currents." Then
suddenly she turned to the ptiotog-
rapher. and asked: Haven't you Ia
ken my picture before some time: I
seem to remember your"
"sure: the first time was In New
York when I WAS just breaking In.
That was about 1905"
Miss Kellerman has been featuring
dancing and physical culture courses
during . tour Of Europe. Although
she speaks French and German flu
emily, she had to learn her lines In
Dutch, Swedish and Oanish.
= y =
1.-THE trouble with women today is
that 20 many Of them are trying to
get too thin. A woman shoUld find
out what her normal weight should
be-" she said. AN exaggeration 70
thinness causes Ill sorts Of nervous
complaints and the procegs = devas-
tating to the health. I think that Is
one Of the chief causes Of 20 many
divorces. Goodness, I have always
kept my weight the same and have
been married to the same man for 20
years.
'Then again, women are too lazy
to look after themselves properly.
You can tell them what to do. but
you can't make them do It. They get
tired Of the routine and then grow
tat again. Also most women eat too
much.
"of the present generation. the
Danish girls are to me the most beau-
tiful. The French are advancing
splendidly In sport and 1t = doing
them worlds Of good, while they still
do know how to dress, The English
have the best legs. The Americans
are lovely and independent, but they
lack originality. think. They should
develop individualism."
Miss Kellerman says she Is still IN
perfect health and can stay under
water for two and . quarter minutes
without effort. And after Ill THESE
years her heart, arteries and blood
pressure remain normal.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-03-29
SOCIETY," NEWS
Mothers Club Chapter
Elects Mrs. C.. Leifur

Mrs. G. w. Leifur was elected presi-
dent Of Lewis and Clark chapter Of
the Sponsor Mothers club when the
annual business session was held
Tuesday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. Clarence Guinness, 1914 Eighth
st. Mrs. Leifur will succeed Mrs. r.
r. Skinner.
Other officers chosen were Mrs.
Grover Riggs. vice president: Mrs.
George Smith, secretary: and Mrs.
George Skunk, treasurer.
The regular club program followed,
with Mrs. ]. B. Smith reviewing
Turkey Red" by Frances oilchriSi
Wood, and Mrs. Guinness reading q
paper on Music in the School and
Home" Later there were piano
numbers by Mrs. Guinness son and
daughter, John and Beverly, ana
other piano selections by Marjorie
Robinson and Jane Ann Skinner.
The latter two, with Beverly Cum
ness, sang nursery songs.
Instead Of the usual roll call, each
member brought an antique or heir.
loom, which was placed on exhibit.
\ i i
Mr.. and Mrs. r. D. Mcleod and
children, sic Tenth st., spent the
weekend at Darlington with Mr.. Nc
Leod's mother.
= \ 4
Mrs. M. B. Gilman, 2O5 Second st.,
entertained members Of the Tuesday
bridge club at q 1:30 o'clock lunch-
con at her home Tuesday afternoon.
A spring theme was carried out With
yellow jonquils and Easter favors
marked places for IL guests. Mrs. p.
G. Remington. Jr., and Mrs. Gordon
Cox received the score prizes.
= 4 =
Yellow roses arranged in Z green
bowl and yellow tapers were used in
decorations for the bridge dinner CIV
en- Tuesday evening by Mr.. and Mrs.
o. E. Anderson, 723 Second st. Gov
ers were marked for eight. Mrs. H.
J. Taylor and Ralph Sanders were
awarded score prizes. Miss Madge
Runey, who Is leaving Bismarck soon
to make her home ct Mckenzie, re.
ceived q guest favor and A. N.
Brazerol, who was observing his BIRTH
day anniversary. was presented with
a gift.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-03-29
Will Sell Beer in
Minnesota Capitol

st. Paul. March 2o.-(R-Beer
will be sold in the rathskeler Of
the state capitol II its manageress
has her way.
Miss Matilda Ernster, who now
feeds state legislators and officials
in the basement cafe, said she
would apply at once for licenses
necessary to permit serving beer
on April Z. Beer was not sold
there before prohibition.
The rathskeller, which In pre-
war days bore many well-known
German inscriptions about beer
and drinking, was restored to
that style Of decoration two years
ago. Wartime agitation had re-
suited in its alterations.
Sale Of beer starting April I Is
legal in Minnesota under state
legislation.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-03-29
1000 Saw Benefit
Revue Two NIGHTS

Approximately 1000 persons saw the
revue staged in the city auditorium
Monday and Tuesday evening for the
benefit Of the Bismarck Boy Scou,
band, w. q. Fulton, scout executive
said Wednesday.
Fulton said about 900 saw the pef.
Torrance Tuesday night and TOO the
opening night.
Profits from the venture viii 60 to-
ward maintenance Of the Boy Scout
band.
In a statement Wednesday, scout
officials thanked all participants II
the performance and those who At
tended the show for their cooperation
and support.
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Former Minnesota
Official Succumbs

Minneapolis, March 2e.-ReAn-
drew E. Nelson. IS, state securities
commissioner In lo2l-27, died Ut his
home wednesday. Broken In health.
he had been very III since last August,
when President Hoover pardoned him
from LeAvenworth penitentiary.
He had served two years Of q %.
year sentence for mail fraud, after
conviction In connection with the
Cochran gold note Casa stock pro-
duction-in st, Paul.