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The Washington times., 1933-07-04
Washington Man
To Be Usher

Mr.. Robert B. Phillips, I'd. Of
this city, will be one Of the
ushers in the wedding Of Miss
Sarah Sands, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Joshua Sands, and Mr..
James Tyler Patterson, jr.,
which will take place this after
noon in the Old Lyme Congre-
gational Church at Old Lyme,
Connecticut.
Mrs. Lincoln B. Hockaway, Of
st. Louis, will be the matron Of
honor, and the maid of honor
will be, Miss Caroline L. Marsh,
Of Old Lyme. The bridesmaids
will include, Miss Elizabeth T.
Chatfield Of Waterbury, Conn.,;
Miss Harriet D. Ely and Miss
Katherine Foote of Old Lyme,
Miss Marjorie M. Hodgsdon of
Guatemala, and the Misses Bar
bara and Mary Hooker Wood
ward of New York.
Mr.. Patterson, who is the
son of Mr.. James Tyler Patter-
son of Milford, Conn.,, will have
as his best man, Mr.. Robert M.
Calfee Jr. of Cleveland. The
other uSherS will be Mr.. John
C. Bridgman of New Haven,
Mr.. Samuel w. Hawley of
Bridgeport, Mr.. Roswell E.
Hubbell and Mrs. w. David
Judson Jr. of New York, Mr.. H.
Hunter Williams Jr. Of Rye and
Mr.. Joshua Sands Jr. and Mr..
Philip Sands, brothers Of the
bride-elect.
A small reception for the
members of the two families
and a few close friends will fol-
low at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sands.
The Washington times., 1933-07-04

Mr.. James H. R. Cromwell,
son of Mrs. Edward T. Stotes-
bury, will entertain at a tea
this afternoon, at White
marsh," the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Stotesbury, at Chestnut
Hill. Pennsylvania.
The Washington times., 1933-07-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Blaise de ST.
bour are guests of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Doug
lass Robinson, at their country
home at Herkimer, N. Y, and
will remain until the latter
part of the week.
The Washington times., 1933-07-04
AL NOTES DISCERNED IN SUMMER 'COSTUk
Austrian Minister and Family Will
Leave at End Of This Week for
Cottage at Nearbv Beach

Designers have injected decidedly nautical note into
Summer attire Everywhere you glance you may find that
the has been the inspiration for little innovation
about your costume New bracelets made of cotton rope
with metal wooden ring fastenngs look like deck quos
The Washington times., 1933-07-04
En- Route to Peru
Plan Cruise

Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick S.
Cross, of Wilmington, are visit
ing the latter's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. James Slater David
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cross will leave
shortly for a North Capes cruise
and will visit Bermuda before
their return to Wilmington.
Mrs. Cross was before her mar
riage Miss Louise Davidson.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Slater
Davidson, jr., have gone to
Atlantic City for q short visit.
The Washington times., 1933-07-04
and
Daughter Sail
for Italy

Mrs. Breckenridge Long, wife
Of the United States Ambas-
sador to Italy, and their daugh.
ter, Miss Christine Long, will
sail from New York tomorrow
aboard the S. s. washington,
to join the Ambassador in Italy.
They were guests for several
days Of Mrs. w. r. Mason Field
in Baltimore.
Mr.. Warren Irving Glover
who has been the guest Of
former Secretary Hubert Work
in Denver, Colo, and who later
went to Reno, New, for a visit
with friends, is now visiting on
the ranch of Mr.. Thomas Mar
low at Big Sandy, Mont, where
he will remain for 10 days be-
fore returning to Washington.
Motoring West
DR.. and Mrs. James Alexan-
der Lyon and their daughter,
Elizabeth. have left by motor
for Chicago, where they will
spend several days at the Cen
tury of Progress Exposition.
They will then go to Lake Tahoe,
Calf, where they have taken Q
cottage for the summer.
The Washington times., 1933-07-04
Entertain Guests
At Shadyside

Postmaster and Mrs. William
M. Mooney have as their guests
over the holiday Mr.. MONEYS
brother-in-law and sister, Mr..
and Mrs. L. L. Grimes, Of Steu-
benville, Ohio.
They will be guests today Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Mckinley
at their summer home at
shadyside, Nd, on Chesapeake
Bay.
To Present Play
The Pierce Hall Players will
present a three-act comedy
''Little White Mice" by Mr..
e. de S. Melcher and under
the direction of Mr.. Paul
Alexander on Wednesday and
Thursday, July IL and Is, 1888,
at 8:15 p. m.
The cast includes Maude
Howell Smith Carolyn Irish
Fritz frey Olga Helms Rose
Ellen Mattern Howard L. Knight
e. de S. Melcher Edmund
Evans William Rodon and Cor
don Backus
The Washington times., 1933-07-04

To Present Play
In Adirondacks

Mrs. Counselman, wife Of
Mr.. Lee Counselman, accom-
panied by her two sons, Mr..
Robert Day, who is a Sopho-
more at Harvard, and Mr.. John
Day, a graduate of Hotchkiss
In the class of 1888, has left
by motor for her Summer
home in the Adirondacks,
where she will remain until
September. Mr.. Counselman
will join her for a vacation
later.
The Washington times., 1933-07-04
Davis-Merriam

The wedding Of Miss Helen
Writ Merriam, daughter of the
late DR.. and Mrs. Ephraim c.
Merriam, and Mr.. George
Hewlett Davis, son of the late
1.--r. Augustus Davis and Mrs.
Davis, took place Saturday after
noon, at 4 o'clock, in Calvary
Methodist Episcopal Church.
The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. DR.. Vernon N.
Ridgley before an altar beauti-
fully decorated with gladioli,
palms and ferns.
The bride who was unattend-
ed, wore a gown of powder
blue chiffon with a picture
hat and accessories to match
and she carried a bouquet of
pink roses and delphinium.
A program Of nuptial music
was given by Mr.. Louis Potter,
organist, and Mr.. Wilbert
Winston Linville.
The usherS were Mr.. Herbert
Davis, jr., Mr.. Russell Weaver
Merriam, Mr.. Thomas Merriam
Linville and Mr.. Harry Schon-
rank.
Later Mr.. and Mrs. Davis
left for a wedding trip and
after July Is thew will he at
home at 6606 Sixth Street N. w.
Washington Journal., 1933-05-05
9idnid mnb @uitan5

0dditen Sonntag. Ben Z. @fai,
peranltaltet Die Sdubplattlergrnppe
.GoelmeiB~ ein groBes @idnid neblt
Maitan3 i'm @alib @rope. Gas
86loden liegt am Crane Sigbmap,
&oute 0r. 3 nab Baltimore. Sir
b~ielerlei ltnterbaltung fiir @roB nlo
&lein lit reidlid geiorgt. 9ie be
fonnte @alib' &iihe miro fir gut
Ihmedenoe Speiien iorgen. @er
m0dte nidt einen Sonntag Nadmit-
tag i'm idonen Monat @tai in @ottes
freier berrli6er Natur perleben ?
aommt @ae! Die Sdubplattler luer-
oen fir cine angenebme .3eit lorgen.
8ei idleftem @etter miro Der @us-
flua cine ISOLDE peri6oben.
Washington Journal., 1933-05-05
Concord 9nmcnabteilnng

Die @eriommlllng bes 0omenper-
ems pom Concord &lub fano am
9ienstag M6eno i'm Samilton Sotel
itntt unb mar gut bellt6t. Die 8ra-
lioentin, 8rou 8iibler, fiibrte ben
@oriib uno oie Sefretdriu, 5rau
80dler, protofoQierte. Die @oriisen-
oe oeS Observation-Disclosures, 6rau
S6la9ter, beridtete, oaB am Sans
tag, Den 10. Mfai, fiir Die Wtitglieoer
oes Concord &lltbs ltlto oeS 9amen-
p~ereil1s elm gemiitli6er Abeno Itatt-
finoen miro uno 5rpar i'm Higgsbanf-
@ebGuoe an ser 14ten StraBe unS
8orf &oao. 8ann mlroe bei6loiien,
Die llGdite &eriommlung am 9iens-
tag, ben 6. SUM, a6enos 7 l1br, am
&apns 3oint ab5ubalten. Sci He-
genmetter miro Die 8eriammlung i'm
Samilton @otel itattfinoen. Gum
&ranfenfomitee muroen 6rau S6d-
Ter uno 5rau &%ronenbitter ernannt.
9arauf ging maj gum gemittliden
'Geil iiber. IS naren bier @eburts-
t~agsfinoer anmeieno: 6rau Camp,
6rou Sdmeier, 6rau @iomer uno
6rau @infler, mel6e rei6lid fiir
&u6en geiorgt botten. IS COB &af-
fee un0 Iognr 1920.
Washington Journal., 1933-05-05
@aibingtOmer
SOmrsnsaacrIc
@rite &e6e Oes neuen Oentidjen SUt-
idIafters in Nmerifa. lle6er Die 3iele
Der &eUOlntiOn in 9entidlauO nnO
Die MISUNDERSTANDING.

Ser neue oelttid)e 8oti6after in
@aibington, Or. Sans 2lttber, belt
oorigen 6reitag 9lbeno Dor Den in
Seem Yort p%eriammelten W}itglieoern
Der oAca0emD Of Yolitical Science"
ieine erite &eoe ais 9oti6after in
Nmerifo. @r iprod iiber Die bepor-
ltebenoe MISUNDERSTANDING uno
itber Die neite oe1tti6e &eoolutiou.
ueber lebtere iogte er, laut 3eitungs-
beri6ten, II. a.: oaS oeutide @olf lit
immer nod oas alte, inoem es lpeiter
ieinen fultltrelen unO intelleftlteQelt
3ielen uno Soeolen nodgebt. @em
Die Sorgange Ser lebten 3eit 3u raid)
I'M SempO eri6einen ooer 5u arf
0ringli6 ooer iibertrieben. Ser ioQ
nid)t pergeiielL 0aB Oieie Greigniiie
inter Dem unnatiirli6en 9rud ser
onrt &eriaiaes gei6affenen Gage
Itattfan0en. 9ie &ereinigten Stao-
ten baben Soft 9onf 0ieien 6rie0en
bon 8%eriailles Of t ulter3eidnet.
@as lit Die g -uno oas
3iel Der nellen oeilti6en H~epolutipn ?
SIS lit Die rationale @ieoer-
geburt oes Bottles; es lit oie eno-
li6e @rfiqung zines 8ollieno =Sabr-
alten @unides, gemGB Dem @lau-
ben Der Mebrbeit oeS oelltl6en Sol
fes, zines @ltni6es, pelhen ielbit
oas 8ismord'ide &ei6 ni6t gan3
bate erfiiqen fonner. 9ie anoeren
groBen @0lfer Ser @roe baben idpn
lange ben @ro8eB gum @er0en elmer
Station binter ii6. IS bonoelt iid
MIR Inn cine anOere @rideimungsart
uno Iusorlldsmeile 0ieler ~notionaler
&enoiiiance, nern Ieuti6lano oi(
Madt fei1ees natiendleft @iaens &c.
gen einige anationale 8eipegunger
ri6tet, tpel6e man gepobnli6, a6er
unri6tigermeiie international"
nennt. 9euti6lano bat iid gegen
ben 6 Communism gepan0t
uno oamit in meiner Wteinung ser
gor5en 8elt einen @efalen ermieien,
9os boblte 3iel fir 9euti6lano ais
Staot mo 3ation lit iebt oas, Sen
inneren 8eitano oes Staatsge-
b1ltoes uno ben geieai6aftliden Or
ganism1s 5u feitigen uno ii6ern.
@r begriiBte Die fommenbe 8elt-
MISUNDERSTANDING uno beriprod)
noaite, oerti1e 3uiammenar6eit.
Seine Hegierung lei 10 SIT internatio-
mailer Witorbeit bereit mie 9euti6=
lano. Die &onferen3 meroe Die Scot
ser Stltnoe erlei6tern. 0euti6lan0
belize Die oorbereitenoen 8eipredun=
gen oes @rGiioenten &ooiepelt gut.
Nls @l1ubiger mer0e @merifa pilien,
oaB man ieine S6ul0en entpeoer
our6 observation-disclosures ooer
our6 @infltbr BON @aren be5ablen
tonne. 3mi16en Sen 8alltten Der Der
i6ieoenen 2dnoer miiiie iebt einc
e It e 8e5iebung angebabnt meroen.
Die &eoe ma6te %offen6ar iiberal Ell
men por5iigli6en @inorld.
Washington Journal., 1933-05-05
Stir Oas ~8uibinstoner SournaI"
&anOglOncn
CUR 3citgrl6i6tr
bon g. @I.
Die @eimarer @erfuHnng snnt alien
Giien %setuOrfen.
bon g.. 81.

@ie ipenig beltt5utage oriiben in
9euti1lono oie @eimarer 8erfafiung
in Der Meinung bon 2euterL Die es
miiien miilIen, nod gilt, fam man
bieaeif)t ooroiis erieben, oaB Dem
@erfoiier oieier 3eilen Dor fur5em
cine &eibe BON 8ii6ern (ettDa 20) 3u-
geididt mlroen-pon elmer 8erlags-
anItolt i'm 8elten 0erti9lanos -ole
eingepodt in Die bielen gin5elbogen
oes 1880 in &oln georudten, i6onen,
iaultrierten 8lt9es y9ie 8erfoilung
oes 9euti6en &ei6es bonn II. Mu-
quit 1919" nit 225 8iloern uno
Sfi55en, berousgegeben BON Or. So-
mel, &oln. 9as 8ltd, mel6es bie
@eimorer &erfaiiung preiit, erldu=
tert uno populariiiert, bat empfeblen-
oe 8ormorte BON Streiemonn 60. SUI
Ii 1929, bon Sebering, Yaul &aeit-
ner, &aas H.. a. uno iteat Die @po6e
Der oeutlden @ei6i6te bon 1919 bis
1929 beinobe als @lor53eit bin. @s
bebonoelt bic So5ialperii6erung, oas
8eriorgungsipeier, Sdulpeien Die
Srou in Sen @eperbe3peigen, sic
8innennaiieritraBen, Die 2anomirt-
i6aft, oos 8oitpeien, ben &eidspirt-
idaftsrot, bic @runoredte unb
@runopfli6ten ser 9eutiden, Die
&e6tspflege, bic &%eligionen, 8iloer
Der bisberigen &ei6sfan8ler, ein-
i6lieBli6 Or. 2utber, (oer bonn
Is. Sonuar 1925 bis gum 16. Weai
1926 &an5ler MARI uno aaerlei an
oere @ufflGrung. Seute gelten oie-
Ielben Sabre als Die 3eit zines
nSriimmerfeloes". Bidder oariiber
merben ais 8adpapier bennibt. Gem
pora mutantur.
Washington Journal., 1933-05-05
Sramfreid in ben Nnsem stueiel
Mmerifaner BON beate.

Sranfrei6 fommt in einigen fiir5-
Ii6en @rtifeln Der amerifaniiAen
S~ogeSpreiie tros oes 8eiu6es Ser
riots i6left meg.
90 meinte Ybilip S. 2aSollet-
te, friiberer @oltDerneur bon isis
conlin, Ser geraoe bon elmer lange-
rem &eiie in europa 5uriiffebrte, in
Der SearItpreiie bonn Dorigen Cont
tag, IL. a. u@s lit feline Srage, oaB
5ronfreid feline S6ul0en an Die Ser
einigten Staaten be3ablen fam. Set
ner, nit Dem id in 5ranfrei6 oorii-
Der Iprod, be8meifelte Oas. Set
Dem &riege bat Sranfreid Sc illi-
aroen BON Sranfen 5ur Inter
Itiibung miIitariider Inter
nebmungen Ser n&leinen @ntente"
anSgeIieben. 6ranfreid bat
borigen DECEMBER nj d t be5oblt, Q b
don es III If lt6bli6 Milli-
ARDEN BON Collar un0 @olo in ben
@em0lben Ser 8anqlte oe Srance be-
aruben bette. Set Dem, nit all ben
u~nbe5ablten S6uloen, Daren Die
fran30iiiden Sinan8mGnner nod
obenorein bereit, bon neuem 8elo
an anoere 2Gnoer ans5uleiben n.
6ranfrei6s III &c 8elo-
quea en-, iein &olonialrei6, iein
beimatlid)er &ei6tum, ieine &riegs-
ousgoben, feline Streitfrafte, ieine
unqeberren &apitalanlagen i'm Mns-
lanoe, 5uiammen nit nur %perbaltnls-
maBig geringer Archaeological, allies
oieles laBt es 5meifelos erideinelt,
oaB 5ronfrei1 5ablen fam. Us
beitebt in Sranfrei6 bente cine ipaf'
Ienoe l1eber5ellgltng, baB Die ytiht-
5ablung porigen DECEMBER 5ranf.
reids a~riegsfreoit iebr geibaoei
bot.
9ie SEEM gorfer Zines bradte
in Ser 8eilage pom 8. Ipril einen
qlten Mrtifel aus Ser Sober bon 9.
s. 8bilip iiber oas Sbema: vSog-
ical Srance faces Dynamic Ger
mann. 9a b0rte man ilber grant
reid etfuas, mas in Der Stem yorfer
Simes ionit unseluobnlid lit. 6ranf-
reid nerItano ni6t, 1919 6rieoen 81
maiden, beiBt es oa; es bepies nidi
oie @eisbeit uno &lugbeit oes Star
fen. gS nabm 81 a d e OIL 1870, nno
madte ale 5ebler ienes Srieoens
nad. @s miBtraute ieiner eigenen
Starfe nno nabm mebr IN geiiB, ais
es balten fonnte. Die 5rieoensbe-
oinqllngen maren i'm ni6t genug.
0ie 8olferbmogarantie mar ibm
nidt genug. @s miBte nod elm Ser
traa nit england uno Den 8ereinig-
ten Staaten bin5ufommen, Der ben
ltatus quo erbalten ioate; als oas
f
Washington Journal., 1933-05-05
0enes Bud iiber 2ntbertmm i'll
@aibingtOn.

&ep. Senrp Monfen ST., BON bier,
mobnbaft Nr. 5106-14te StraBe,
N. SO. bat in elmer 5eitidrift oes
@aibingtoner &leriferperbanOeS pro
teitantiider @eiitliher fiir5li6 einen
MnflaB iiber 2lltbertum IN 8aibina-
ton gelhrieber. Die <noe oanon
orang aud) gum oertti6en Allslanos-
i~nltitlt in Stlttgart, neldes allies
Moterial iiber oeuti6e @el6idte I'M
Muslanoe iammelt uno in elmer Of
fentliden 8ibliotbef Sauienoe BON
8iihern iiber oas misunderstanding
tum sur 8erfiisung itelt.
Washington Journal., 1933-05-05
NOd INNER Dicle @ebmrtem in
@aibingtUn.

Gie @eburtsrote in @aibington
mar I'M GerbGltnis 81 onoeren
StGoten mo Staten Der 8ereinig-
ten Stoaten i'm lebten Sabr5ebnt
bod; Die 8erminoerung Ser @ebur-
ten mar bier SO b.. s., fleiner ais
anoersmo. Sn Marplano mor oie
@ermin0erung 80 b. s., in Nem Ser
len 81; in ben inouitrieaen @egenoen
nod beoeuteno b0ber.
Washington Journal., 1933-05-05
SUd5eitsglOfcn

6rdltlein @ertrllo 9rauner
BON bier, Sodter oes Serrn &idarO
8roilner uno 6rou, reidte am %.
April Serrn Nrdie Dublin BON
bier, eiiem 9eamten ser Stootuer-
moltlrng, Die Sono gum @bebunoe.
Die Sod5eitsfeier mar I'M Sous Der
@ltern, 8reenuale, nabe ser 8looens-
burger SanoitraBe. &err 9oitor en-
oers BON Der Goncoroiofir6e ooa5og
Den Srauungsoft. Anmeieno paren
etfpa 1870 8erionen, iooaB oos SauS
mebr ais boil mar. @iel Slid Dem
1elien HaareI
Washington Journal., 1933-05-05
@uitan3 am sunntas NbenO

81 ieiuem groBeu &un5oeraniiaen
am Sonntog A6eno, ben Z. Mai i'm
arlington Sotel, looet Ser @enfer
&eqner- @erbano re6t ber3li6 elm.
9as Srdeiter 0es Serrn George
Saul miro ole San5muiif liefern. Die
8Gqe oes &eanerperbanoes limo inn
mer redt 5oblrei6 beiudt uno du-
BERT amiiiont. 9ieies Wfal 1T ELM
gutter 3nef oanit perbunoen oenn
Ser Heinertrag miro fiir Die Inter
itiibung arbeitsloier un0 %franfer gfit-
glie0er %Derlpanot.
Washington Journal., 1933-05-05
SapOn's uSdOpfuns" bier anfae.
fiibrt.

QienStog 4beno muroe bier in Ser
oGentral Sigh" S6uIe Dor poQem
Sauie bon Der @aibingtoner Sroto-
rien-@eieui6aft @opon's ,S6o-
pfung" erfolgrei6 ausgefiibrt. 60
liiten BARN moren 6rali &. Sngrom,
Or. @eorg 6. Anoerion, uno SEER
q. @arriib. 9irigent mar SEER Sc
org s. &orbenborn. Die Orgel
ipieIte Sri. 90. 0onis uno SRI. s..
0pre.
Washington Journal., 1933-05-05
Sir oas sBaibinstoner SournaI"
Teier Ocs Cages
m~atiOmalcr Mrbcit
nnS Segriikmng 6es ncnen Oettiden
SOtidafters OOrigen Muntag 9I6cnO,
/. Mai.
M. 81

Ginen rebt ungenebmen abeno
uerle6ten Dorigen Nfontog, +. Moi,
Die pielen 0euti6erL 8omen uno
9erren, Ser Stoot @aibington, mel
de Der freunoli6en @inlaOung oes
neuen oeltti6en 8oti6afters, ST.
aeaen5 Or. Sans 2utber, tribe
rem &ei6Sfan5lers, Stoatsmini1ters,
Sberbiirgermeilters uno &ei9Sbanf-
%prdiioenten, sur u6eier oes Cages
%notionaler Mrbeit" lt1o sum @mpfa1g
i'm 9oti6aftsgeb1lioe an Der Nfaiia=
duletts Mpenue 3mii6en 5 un0 Z llbr
gefolgt paren. 3ugegen maren Die
Ntitglieoer Ser 8oti6aft, &~orit6noe
un0 Wfitglie0er Ser oeutl 6en Gereine
uno &irden, 8ertreter Der Hrelie uno
oes ionitigen offentli6en 2ebens,
&rofeiioren Der llniberiitGten un0
boberen Sduulen etc, aus @aibing=
ton uno llmgegeno uno Baltimore.
9rauBen ipebten itol5 oben arf Dem
Go6 oes 8oti6afts9eb6uoes gum
eriten Dial Die Ab5ei9en oes neuen
9euti6lonos, oie groBen befanntelt
6abnen rGdiuar5-@eik-&ut uno
Die Safenfrem5flagge, Symbolic elmer
nelten 53eit.
9cmer 8eiit in Der SOtIdaft
Nfan tpar notiirli6 geipannt, Sen
neuen @ertreter oes oeuti9en Hei6es
feunen gu lernerl, oeiienS 3ii6tigfeit
uno @eroienIte Inn 9eutl1lanO l6nglt
Der @ei9idte angeboren, oelien Sea
men Die oeutlden @ei1i6tsbii6er
perepigen. Dtan entoedte in Dem
nel4en &uasberrn bdl0 our uugeHef-
men Sreuoe uno 8efrieoigung einen
our9 groBe 0ffenbeit uno aufridtig-
felt altsge5ei6neten unO bon natitr=
li1er Ser5ensgiite itrablenOen Ofalu1,
aus oelien Iugen 3uglei6 Die @ner-
gle uno Ser nelle @eilt leu6teten,
mel6e oas neue 9euti1lano erfiiaen.
Man merfte lofort, bier lit elm Wfann,
Ser ltol3 oarauf lit, Elm 9euti6er 81
lein uno Ser miini6t, OaB ale anoe-
rem Meni6en oeutl6en 8lutes oen
&opf mieoer bodtragen un0 lid nidt
longer oils Wfanner unO 6ral1en 5mei-
ten STANCES betra6ten lallen, fpie allfl
Ser &ei6sfan3ler Sitter lelblt om
glei6en Gage cine Stunoe porber in
Berlin al1f Dem Sempelbofer 5elo in
elmer aud no6 @merifa iibertragenen
uno bier 5iemli6 gut bernebmbaren
&unofunfreoe betont bate.
Sn 6ieiem Sinne belt oenn aud
Ser nele 8oti1after cine berrlide
uno begeiItert aufgenommene An-
lpra6e an Die 8eriammelten Die
critic &eoe nidt nllr i~iberbaupt, Jon
bern aud oieier Mrt, ipel6e Die mel
item Ser Mnipeienoen inn 8otl6afts=
gebGuoe in Sen lebten 300 Sab
rem borten.
Mrbeitspflidt Der beutidem Sngeno
6 mar yer er tie sc al, ge-
mobnli9 elm Gag, Ser in 9eltl6lano
uno europa (u1o 'aud in Seem Oorf)
BON So3ialbemofrat uno
&ommunilten gefeiert miro.
Ser &ei9sfan3ler Sitler aber bat
i'm 81 einem 5eiertag, nidt Der IN
ternationalen, ionoern nationa=
len @rbeit, umgeitaltet. gr per
fiinoigte am 1. Wfai in Berlin ielblt
lein neues 8rogramm, meldes Die
gan5e oeuti6e SSugeno, &ei6' uno
@rm', 81 elmer groBen Irbeitsge-
meini6aft i'm pbpiiiden uno geiltigen
Washington Journal., 1933-05-05

Sen oeutiden 0a6bar perniftet nno
ole boben 3oatarife gegen 9eutld-
lano. 9ieier 8eraiaeS-5rie e
5 NOR elm groBer Sebler!
Sl BariS aaerOings bari man
6as nitt laiit iagenl 9ie 8a-
riler @reiie lit idlimmer ols
oie @o5ipreiie in 9eutidlano. Die
.&e6te" in Sranfrei6 piinldt
nod mie Dor oa5 81 beinuer 81
errei6en, uno i6laue Sdrei6erfnef=
te Iteben oielem 3mefe sur Serfii-
gung; iie tun 10, als ipenn lie I'M
Sinne oes Srieoens unO Solferbin-
oes orbeitetenl sic molten ben
&rieg nit 9euti6lano! @ermonia
eIie oefenoa! 80 melt SEER Bbilip.
@er b6tte geoadt, 0aB Die frllber
INNER 10 oeutid e lide ytefp
gorfer Zines 10 etmas aufnabmel
Ser Mann iagt w%abrbaftig Die
% abrbeitl
Washington Journal., 1933-05-05
amf Der Seiiernas

4rau Q It, mel6e iid fiir5'
lid elmer Separation unter3ieber
mlBte, befinoet iid pieoer in ibren
Seine, 1923 Connecticut @penle. Wil
miini6en ibr baloige uno poaige @e
neiung.
Washington Journal., 1933-05-05

Ser Monot Mai lit ser @tiltter
@ottes geipeibt. Seoen Samstag,
100 l1br abenos, lit Ntaianoobt. Sin
oen S%onntaeen, an oenen feline 0aG-
mittogsanoad)t lit, finoet oie Waian-
oadt nm 7.30 llbr aben0s ltatt. An
onoeren @odentagen lit Die Maian-
oa6t morgens nad Der s llbr WfelIe.
Seoen Samstag Wtorgen, $50 llbr,
miro oie beili9e Wfeiie an Der 8rottc
obgebalten meroen.
Mm Sonntag, Ben IA. Wfoi, mer-
ben sic &inoer in Der S.15 ubr Wteile
5ltr erlten beiligen &ommunion &C.
ben. Gie M~oipro5eiiion finoet am
Counting, oea 81. Wtai, nafmittogs
hum 4 llbr itatt.
Washington Journal., 1933-05-05
ct. Ntarienfirdle

5te 5traBe 81. SO, 8ipii6en g uno s
Charles Erintaus, Sfarrer
Washington Journal., 1933-05-05

Gbunniert ani oas pSOnrnal"
Washington Journal., 1933-05-05

%.oermeigert mar, muBte es in elm
8iinonis nit Yolen uno Der fleinen
entente eintreten. 0eut dlono
m Ii 3 tie um5ingeIt meroen
noh Der aIten, etpigen fran5oiiiden
Sormel, oaB Die beiOen @noen oils
Si6erbeit gegen sic Nlitte oerbunoen
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-05-11
MRS. CUSTER GIVES
RELICS TO NATION
Will Of Soldiers Widow Men.
tions Possible Memorial on
Little Big Horn

New York, May 11.-(Pp-The will Of
Mrs. Elizabeth Bacon Custer. widow
of General George A. Custer. Indian
fighter, offered for probate Thursday
disposed of number Of articles OF
historical value.
The document left to the United
States government "the two flags oil
truce" one made Of a white towel ano
the other Of white handkerchief
which were used on the occasion OF
the surrender of General Lee at APP
pomattox, and also a table on which
the surrender of General Lee to Gen
eral Grant was written.
All souvenirs Of General Custer. in
GLIDING portraits and photograp hs
his army accoutrements, uniforms
souvenirs of war or frontier, books
and illustrations and trophies of the
chase" go to the City Bank Farmers
Trust company, as executor, to deliver
to 1.-The public museum or memorial
which may be erected on the battle
field Of the Little Big Horn in Mon
tana. prior to my death, or which may
be erected within the lives of Eliza
beth E. Wellington, of Bronxville, N
Y, and May Custer Elmer, Brooklyn
If the memorial is not erected, the
will stipulates that the executor may
deliver the articles to ANY historical
museum or museums anywhere or
said executor can deliver such articles
as it may seem proper as souvenirs
to my personal friends or to any reia-
tive Of General George Armstrong
Custer"
The estate was valued at more
than $4,000"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-05-11
Military Head Begins
Capitol Investigation

Adjutant General Hermau A. Bro
copp Thursday was seeking ways and
means OF investigating employees on
the state capitol building project with
a view to determining their legal resi-
dences. as ordered Wednesday by
Governor William LANCER.
Brocopp was directed Ito use as
much Of the military force Of the
state of North Dakota as is necessary
to stop employment of any persons
who are not bona fide residents of the
state" with the exception Of "superin-
tendents, foremen, key men and skill
ed labor not obtainable within the
state"
Should any person so designated
as superintendents, foremen or key
men be performing duties other than
that designated" the governors order
said, "they shall be removed"
Adjutant General Brocopp sought
advice Of officials Of the Lundoff-
Bickneu construction company as to
the best procedure for the investiga-
ton.
The capitol-building commission,
appointed by Governor LANCER. has
supervision over employment Of all
labor on the project under the capitol
building law, which requires that only
North Dakota residents be employed
except in those cases where experts in
certain lines cannot be found in this
state. Foremen and 'key-men' also
are excepted.