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Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-03-02
EAST G E
Edgar /. Syverud, Correspondent

The Edwin Dahl family, Ole Ste
ners0n, AMI Laurits Jensen were
Sunday evening visitors at the An
drew Dahl home
Everett Melby returned midweek
from several days ut the Fred Paul
son farm repairing d well pump out
fit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Bake and chill
dren. Sig Bergum and the Syverua
brothers were Washington day sup
per guests at the Oscar Melby home
Wednesday.
Martin Morken and son Oscar
made a trip to the Antelope vicinity
IN Wednesday to get Oscars car
left there during the cold snap sew
eral weeks ago.
We have thoroughly enjoyed the
considerable change from the 40 be-
mid spell the last couple weeks, a
low weather of several weeks ago.
Snow is practically all gone and
hopes for another good year are In
the making.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Dahl and
family were guests at the Henry
Haven home Sunday afternoon, the
occasion being the latter's birthday
anniversary.
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r COALRIDGE
MRS. J. Spoklie, Correspondent

Devotional meeting was held at
the Peter Anderson home Tuesday
afternoon.
Emma Tommerup called on Hell
EN- and Louise Brentes0n and Alice
Petersen this week.
Mrs. Peter Feldt has been on the
sick list this week.
Mrs. Fred Brentes0n has returned
to her home here after spending
two weeks with a sister at Bobeauir
Sask. Her sisters only son died
recently of typhoid fever and Mrs.
Brenteson was called there for the
funeral.
The Peter Anderson family and
Peter Feldt called at the Peter Hoist
home wednesday, February %. The
occasion being Mr.. Holst's birthday.
Esther and Clarice Rice spent
the week end at their parental home.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Albert Spoklie
and children were supper guests at
the p. C. Petersen home Wednes-
day.
VIM. Lobdell took a shipment OF
turkeys to Gren0ra for Christ Nor
gaard Friday morning.
John and Clarence Nelson were
Plentywood callers this week.
Emma Tommerup is now employ
ed at the Reuben Rice home of near
plentywood as Mrs. Rice is i'll.
Arnold Hanson, Bonnie Onstad
and son caleld at the Albert Sp0klie
farm Friday.
Harold and Leroy Jensen spent
Sunday afternoon with the Peter
Tommerup boys.
Alice, William, Carl and p. G
Peterson spent Sunday with the
folks in Westby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Christen.
sen and son spent Sunday at the
Peter Tommerup home.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Albert Spoklis
and children were Plentywood call
ers Saturday. Grethe Spoklie who
has been i'll the past three weeks
was taken to see DR.. Hall.
Melvin ArnesOn was out horesbacl
riding Tuesday afternoon. Due Il
the terrible muddy roads this mod,
OF convenience seems to be the best
A special school board meeting
was held at the home Of the chair
man, Albert Spokiie, Monday after
noon. Sslpt. sRaaen was called bu
was stalled for three hours In
snow drift on the Blue Trail SO wal
unable to be present.
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COALRID G E
Fred Paulson, Correspondent

Andrew Young of Wisconsin who
owns a farm here returned Satur-
day to attend to business. He is
staying at the Andrew Dahl home
east of Coalridge. Oscar Morken has
his farm rented. He stated that bus
mess is as poor there, as here
Dolpha Lobdell and wife were at
tending to business in Grenora, n.
d.. and trucking out some goods ON
Friday.
Everett Melby of East Coalridge
visited at the Fred paulsen home
from Sunday to Wednesday even
ing.
Doris Frederickson was on the
sick list a few days and unable TO
attend school.
Albert Reep OF Grenora was in
our town Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Stephens
spent Sunday at the Bud Chapman
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Math Ottenbreit
and daughter Anna and Eizebeth
were visitors with Mr.. and Mrs. Il.
paulsen Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Murphy, Mr..
and Mrs. Lon Myers and sons and
Bud Chapman spent Saturday eve
ming at the Adolph Stephens home.
The evening was spent In playing
cards. A nice lunch was served at
the luncheon hour after which more
cards were played until the wee
hours of the morning.
Quite Il crowd gathered in Coal
ridge Saturday night in spite of the
sloppy roads to attend the dance and
entertainment gotten up by Marvin
Torgers0n.
Fred Paulsen succeeded in round
ing up the two bronze of Mrs. Sebas-
tians southwest of PlentyMnod that
made their getaway Sunday night.
Everett Melby helped find and drive
them in. They were about five miles
west, homeward bound.
Grandma Chapman who has been
staying with her son Pat is spending
II few days with her son Bud now.
Mr.. and Mrs. William LObdell
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Kid Ator
of south Coalridge Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Thorstensen
and children of Dagmar called at
the Pat Chapman home and also att
tended the dance Saturday night.
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night in honor of his birthday. \
good time was enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schrupp. Capt. Beg
linger, Jack Stewart. Lee Munson
and family, Olaf Nordby and Art
Delbry, H-A-HiH attended the bas-
ketball tournament at P1enfywood
last week.
Lily Hass is the guest this week
of Bernice Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sophus Morstad
were Raymond shoppers last week.
Ellsworth Rio got separated from
his crowd at the tournament Satur-
day night and walked home II was
n long walk but this shows he will
be promising timber for future bas-
ketball teams.
J. Tinkey WAS over from HU0iey
last week to visit Jack Smith.
Rev. Oelerking Of Billings and
Rev. Bot conducted services Sun
day at the Evangelical church.
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MRS. Burton Davenport, Corres.)

James Cowan called at Burton
~Havenport's Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cowan spent
sunday afternoon with Mrs. Brom-
berg and family.
III. Il. French and Dan Campbell
called at Burton Davenports Mon
day afternoon.
Mrs. Burton Davenport and chill
'lren spent the past week with her
parents, MFR. and Mrs. Zeb Garneau
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. White were
shopping in Reserve Tuesday MORN
ing.
Dan Campbell, Burton Davenport,
Vic Wilberg and II. b. French were
t%ransacting business in plentywood
Tuesday The latter two having len
tai work done.
Knute knutsen called at Henry
Kannings Tuesday afteroon.
Miss Defvia Garneau visited Mrs.
Lester Bedwell Thursday evening.
James and Cecil Garneau called al
Andrew Fadness's Friday.
Rev. f. j. Bolt and Rev. ]. III.
Oehlerking were making calls in
Wolf Creek community Friday.
Zeb Garneau visited Fred LOSING
Friday.
Burton Davenport spent Friday
making rope at Cy Ulrich's.
Mr.. and Mrs. james Cowan were
shopping in Redstone Saturday and
their daughter Betty spent the day
with Katherine and Alberta Camp
bell.
Mi. and Mrs. Fred Losing and
Knute knutson were Plentywood
shoppers Saturday
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RAJ M N
(Flora Jordan, Correspondent

Mrs. J. J. Foley and Marion
were Raymond business visitors last
week.
Beverley Rio came home Thurs
day evening. Kleora Porter accom-
panied her for the week end.
A benefit shower was given Sun
day afternoon ait the Lutheran church
by the Raymond community to Joe
MCGOWAN and family who recently
lost their home by fire. A large
crowd attended and many useful
gifts were contributed.
H. B. Braddock was In from the
farm last week to trade at the local
stores.
Evelyn Symes Of Plentywood
was the guest Friday of Alma Lou4-
zenhiser. Alma returned with her
for a few days visit.
Among the boys from here who
attended the tournament at Plenty
wood were Floyd Stewart, Ellsworth
aHu Grant Rio, Nw0od Hannah,
Kenneh Wilson, Francis and Alfred
Schrupp, Jackie MCGOWAN and How
ara MunSOu.
Andy Maxwell was in town last
week.
Captain Beglinger. our Immigra-
tion Inspector Is being transferred
to Noyes. MINI. He expects to leave
this week. He has made many
fir ends here and will be greatly
missed by his associates.
Miss Virginia Collins came home
last Friday with her brother Gene
who had been attending the basket
ball games at Plentywood.
Emil Severson made a business
trip to Hentywood last week
Louis Budke was q business vlsi-
tor Monday.
Friends and schoolmates or Arold
Mathiason met at his home Friday
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Mrs. Charles Johnson, Correspondent

\ group of young people spent
Friday evening at the Oscar Helseth
home playing bridge after which a
light lunch was served.
Mr.. and MIS-. MEX Ydrolaski of
Coalridge precint shoppel III West
by Saturday.
Mr.. Niblack. Miss Mason. Rev.
and Mrs. Sands. AIRS. Christ Hoist
and Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell were
Crosby visitors Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Odegard and
daughter of McElroy shopped and
called on Westby friends Saturday.
Bill Herim and Gust F~osseberg Of
Elkhorn were Westby business call
ers Saturday
Simon Simonson Of Danville call
ed at the a. 7. Olson home Satur-
day.
4 group Of friends enjoyed a lun-
cheon 1T The home Of Mrs. Charles
Johnson Saturday afternoon.
". IL. c. will meet at the home
Of Mrs. Helsefh February IS. All
iltliHtfs art uiEth " bt present
Mrs. Chas. Johnson and Mrs. Hell
seth will serve.
Mrs. George Peele and son Leon
ard of Pleasant Valley are spending
a few days with her daughters at
Comertowm this week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Nelson were
dinner guests ut the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Otto Enger Sunday.
Miss Clara Brelevein of Fortuna
was a Wesley caller Saturday.
Sunday a number Of high school
boys were ptayfng ball IN the street
close 10 the residence of Henry
Skeels. In throwing the ball it went
through two large front windows OF
the skeels r%es'dnce. This should be
a lesson TO the rest of the boys to
keep away from playing in the bus
mess section OF town. as windows
are expensive.
Clifford Nereson treated his
friends Saturday and Sunday by
giving them a ride in his cutter
drawn by his shetland pony.
aiiSS hdfA fltfHSuH IL Udth 10 Hpf
school again and we hope she can
continue the rest Of the year
Miss Esther Rice and her mother
of Mclslroy called IN Westby reIat-
ieys and friends Sunday.
\ group Of friends spent Tuesday
evening Mt the Oscar Helseth home.
After "A social time was spent Mrs
Helseth served Il light luncheon.
Mrs. Henry Jensen, Mrs. Oscar
HeIseth and Mrs. Gust Stuhbe spent
Il social afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. Charles Johnson after which i
light luncheon WIS served.
Miss fgfret -9rprEzrHrtf enter
tanned Grace Olson. Freda Peterson
Mildred Johnson. Gertrude kiImns-
ko, Larry Larsen, Eddie McAllister
irwin Olson, Harry Peterson, Harvey
Larson, at her home Tuesday even.
Ing. After playing parlor games
Margaret served n delicious lunch
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Helseth en-.
tertained five tables of bridge n
their home Thursday evening affer
which lunch was served.
Herman Anderson took his sor
Lester TO Ambrose Thursday to have
his face dressed. lie is getting along
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guests were present.
Among the out-of-town guests
attended the Saturday evening Soc
ial were Mr.. and Mrs. William An
derson and Edna Anderson of Froid,
the Misses Gertie and Gladys Peter
son of Plentywood and Walt Norbe
of Medicine Lake.
Miss Gertie Peterson OF Plenty
wood is spending a couple of weeks
mentioning at the home OF her sis
ter Mrs. Harvey Carpenter.
Church services conducted by Rev.
Stowell in the school house here on
Sunday evening were very poorly at
tended.
James and Harriet Gonnofe spent
the week end with relatives in Plen-
tywood and took In the basketball
tournament there.
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ROCK SPRINGS
(Knute kampen, Correspondent

A few people from Rock Springs
attended the dance at Rose Valley
school Saturday.
Ole Johnson and family visited at
Ole Halvorson's home Sunday.
Ernest Summers visited the KAN
pen boys Sunday.
Leonard Adams and Bob and
Ralph Summers called at Il. KAN
pens home Sunday.
Ole Halversen went to Reserve
last Tuesday.
Captain Smith and Vic Dangard
called at Ole Kampen's Tuesday
Ole and Engebret Kampen, Mel
vim Kampen and Jonas Fraistad
were in Medicine Lake Wednesday.
James Mann rode to Reserve last
Thursday to bring back a horse.
Jim Evenson and Chris Bull OF
Reserve were in Rock Spring vicin-
ity last week.
Anna Mork entertained a few of
her friends last Friday on her birth
day. E
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COUNTY NEWS
News Reports from Herald Correspondents Gathered from
every section of Sheridan County

Wednesday.
Bruce, the small son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. Berg, had the misfortune to
fall and cut a cash in his upper LIP
Saturday. He was taken to the DIR.
and several stitches had to be taken.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Grayson are the
proud parents of a baby boy born
to them at their home Sunday.
A group OF the young married
folks visited at the Bertelson farm
Friday evening
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o
ella West, Correspondent

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Fitzgerald
entertained at bridge Monday even
ing. At a late hour a delicious
lunch was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike F1annery mo-
tored to Williston, N. OAK, Mon
day of Last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Hurst enter
tanned a number Of friends at bridge
Tuesday night.
Claude Mills returned from Ami
moose, N. Oak. Tuesday night. He
reported his father somewhat i'm
proved in health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Garrick went
to plentywood Monday. Mrs. Car
rick to consult a doctor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Egger were
plentywod callers Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. j. Nelson, MI.
and Mrs. Arthur Ueiand, Miss Mil
bred Buckneberg, Grandma West
and Henry VOTERS surprised Mrs.
Alexander Wednesday night on her
birthday. They brought a substantial
thinner and finished the evening
with bridge.
Dick Jacobson and Sylvan. White
Of Plentywood were callers In town
Wednesday,.
Miss Leone Deck visited In Plen-
tywood from Wednesday until on
Sunday.
The Catholic Study Club met at
the home of Mrs. Simonett Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Ed Wollan was visiting at
Mrs. Charles Ross's one day last
week.
Mrs. Lloyd Homme put on a quilt
Thursday and invited her friends to
assist her In quilting it.
Mrs. Often and her baby returned
home from Redstone where she has
been staying with Mrs. Elmer Fred
erickson Thursday night.
Mrs. Claude Mills was hostess at
a bridge luncheon Thursday.
Mrs. John Gunderson returned to
her home from the plentywood hos
pital Thursday.
Miss Katherine Collins Of Plenty
wood was i'll town on Friday.
Mrs. +. B. Alexander substituted
for Mr.. Crossman while he was Mt
the tournament.
Mrs. Bin Wise was the guest OF
Mrs. Andrew Bergh for a few days
last week.
The Misses Mayme johnson and
Lucille Doe were week end guests at
the home of Clarence Undhiem of
plentywood.
Mrs. John Lad ST., had the mis-
fortune to fall out Of a sled and
hurt her back Friday.
Messrs. Frank Rooster and Ellis
Hurst were business visitors in
plentywood Saturday.
Miss Hanson and Miss Folsom
went to Plentywood Saturday eve
ming with Mr.. and Mr.. Jack Gaines
to take III the basketball games.
The Lutheran Sunday school had
a party in the basemetn church on
Saturday afternoon. Twenty-six at
tended. A fine lunch was served and
the children played games.
Mr., and Mrs. Otto Lietz and baby
who have been visiting at the Gran
than home for the past month came
up to visit at he VIM. J.. Tobin home
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Anhalt and
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Anhalt were
Plentywood visitors last Sunday.
Our basketball team attended the
tournament at Plentywood Friday
and Saturday and played their
games in a highly creditable man.
ner.
Snpt. Alexander and wife spent
Sunday a the home of Prof. MacMil-
Ian in PlentyWood.
Miss Mildred Buckneberg was q
guest over Sunday at the Lloyd
Skor home in Plentywood.
The Little Flower" Club met on
] Sunday at Bob Fitzgeralds. On Sun
day, March 9Th, they will meet aa
| Robert Vests
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vernon J. Michels, Correspondent

Mrs. Mathilda Kisler returned to
her home Tuesday. Mrs. Kisler had
been visiting her mother in Mime
apolls for the past three months.
Vernon Michels and family called
at the John Yeager home Wednes-
day afternoon.
I. G. Dratz and family were Re-
serve callers Wednesday.
The G. o. Bell family and I. C.
Draszts called at S. Hoppins Thurs
day eve.
Walter and Wallace Barge were Ar
cher callers Thursday.
Mrs. X. A. Palutzke is a patient
In the PlentyWeod hospital.
The Kisler family attended the
dance at the James Michels home
Saturday night. The dance was in
honor Of Lloyd Michels birthday.
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jnst fine. II will take some time
before lie can go back 10 school hut
we hope he has a speedy recovery.
A number Gf Westby young peo-
pie enjoyed supper at the Rnkke-
home Sunday.
John Phelan brought his wife and
son Frame to town Monday. Franc
is is Il senior in our Westby high
school.
4 group Of friends spent satur-
day night at the George Carlson
home.
George Carlson is helping Ted
Nordhagen put up ice this week.
Mrs. John Phelan spent Monday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Her
nan Anderson.
\ group of ladies' enjoyed a lun-
cheon at the home of Mrs. George
Carlson Monday Afternoon.
Mr.. Freislehen, Mrs, Myers, A. r..
Olson and family, Hans Hanson and
family We're among Daneville call
ers sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Jensen were
-ns1. -tttHfftt ftttst l0IHe Oh
~ilkabo.
Charles Johnson ad Ed Hass Of
Pleasant Valley were Westby call
RS Tuesday.
\ few friends spent IA social af-
ternnnn ut the home of Mrs. Nels
Nelson.
Leon Mayhew. Raymond Peele,
] Mr.. and Mrs. ole WATSON of Pleas.
ant Valley spent Thursday In West
by.
\ group of friends enjoyed bridge
II the isefffe of Mildred johnson on
Thursday evening after which a
light lunch was served.
\ group Of friends spent Saturday
evening at the Anton Ditmarso
home. being guests of Eva Gunder-
son. ~
The Westby basketball boys left
Thursday night for plentywood at
which place they will partake in the
tournament. G. N. Rostad and Mr..
RHblitz motored the boys over.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar IIelseth were
guests nj the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Johnny Sather of Elkhorn Thursday
might. The evening was spent in
playing cards after which d nice Iun-
~clienn was served.
Miss Alice Helseth entertained a
few friends ut her home Saturday
evening ut cards after which Alice
served 4 luncheon and Il good time
MIS- reported.
Miss Carol Hoack returned Friday
from Alkabo where she spent the
week ut the Yap home and with 9TH
er friends.
Thursday Lawrence Rohweder and
irene Roam We're united in marriage
1T the home Of the brides parents of
Fortuna. n. II. Lawrence il the son
If John Rohweder and has spent his
lions are extended tn1he- nepeIItpWpe is.
life IN -WeStby being Il graduate OF
Wesley high school. Congratulate
tons are extended the newlyweds.
Little Iris Carlson celebrated her
birthday anniversary by inviting -
nf her school mates Saturday after
noon. After playing parlor games a
nice luncheon was served. Iris re-
eeived several nice gifts in honor of
The day.
Mrs. John Ihelan and Francis
spent the week end out on the farm.
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A group Of friends spent Satur-
day night at the George Carlson
home.
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\ group Of ladies' enjoyed a lun-
cheon at the home of Mrs. George
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John Phelan brought his wife and
son Francs TO town Monday. Franc
is is Il senior in our Westby high
school
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George Carlson is helping Ted
Nordhagen put up ice this week.
Mrs. John Phelan spent Monday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Her
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just fine. II will take some time
before he can go back 10 school but
we hope he has a speedy recovery.
A number Of Westby young peo-
pIe.enjeyea supper at the Rtfkke
hnun Sunday
The Washington times., 1933-03-04
Motorcycle Police and Secret Service
Form Guard Around RoOseUelfs Auto

las Macarthur, chief of staff Of
the Army, marched past. Gen.
eral Macarthur then joined the
party In the reviewing stand.
Then followed rank upon rank
of fighting men in the military
division.
The Army took the lead, troops
from nearby post marching De'
hind Mai. Gen. Paul B. Malone,
commander of this corps area.
Rgiments of marines and sailors,
the olive drab of the marine set
off by the blue of the seamen,
swung along.
Militiamen Gaily Clad
Hundreds of militiamen, some
Of them gaily clad in historic
costumes. were likewise in the
first lewiston.
All stepped their proudest as
they passed their new command
er-in-chief. Bands blared through.
out the line Of march, many OF
them playing the new Frank
lin D. Roosevelt March," COM
posed by a member of the new
Cabinet,
The Washington times., 1933-03-04
Garner lnauguratedVice President
At Impressive Exercises in Senate

The vice presidential inaugural
ceremonies in the Senate cham
ber which preceded the outdoor
exercises were almost equally i'm
pressive.
The Senate and House met in
Joint session for the event. On the
floor also were the diplomats, JUS
tices of the Supreme Court, gov
ernors of many States, high Of
ficers of the Army and Navy.
The galleries surrounding the
chamber were filled with distir1-
guished visitors. They had
gathered early in the day to be
on hand for the event.
Both houses of Congress had
been at their work Of legislating
until a. few minutes before the
ceremony called them into joint
meeting.
The outgoing President Hoover
had occupied the presidential
room Just off the Senate cham
ber with his aides and secre-
taries, signing the bills enacted
in the last few minutes Of the
dying Congress.
Immediately after Mr.. Garner
had taken the oath and delivered
a brief address, the entire cham
ber was emptied as the guests
marched solemnly to the east
portico.
President Roosevelt had started
the day quietly, having breakfast
The Washington times., 1933-03-04

Station, preparatory to board
ing q train for New York.
The crowd of people, gath
cred on the Capitol Plaza for
the ceremony Of administra-
ton of the oath, greeted the
stirring appeal Of the new
President for cooperation with
bursts Of cheers, and then
rushed from the Plaza to OBJ
tain points Of vantage along
the parade route.
The ceremony concluded Presi-
dent Roosevelt stepped into his
open car and the procession
swung in behind him for the mile
long march.
Police Hold Crowds Back
The greatest difficulty was ex-
perienced at the Capitol in keep
ing the crowd within bounds. The
rigid ropes around the enclosure
were torn several times and
United States Marines and police
men were forced to exert the ut
most pressure to force the crowds
back.
Anv disorder, however, was due
The Washington times., 1933-03-04

at the Mayflower Hotel. Only
the members of his immediate
family were in attendance,
From the hotel which had been
his Washington home for a few
days, the man who was about to
ascend to the peak of the ma
tion's honor, went to a religious
service at historic st. Johns
Church, just off Lafayette Square
and across the street from the
famous White House.
He was accompanied by his
family and by many of the mem
bers of his future Cabinet. The
services, Of the utmost brevity.
were conducted by the Rev. Endi-
colt Peabody, headmaster Of the
Groton School, from which Mr..
Roosevelt was graduated many
years ago. It was DR.. Endicott
who united Mr.. and Mrs. Roose.
velt in marriage in New York
shortly after the leader was
graduated from Harvard Univer'
sity.
The dramatic. meeting between
the incoming and departing Presi-
dents took place a few minutes
after the church service, when
Mr., Roosevelt went to the White
House.
Mr.. Roosevelt and his party
were in the White House only q
few moments.