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Evening star., 1934-04-25
GAMES WANTED.

Washington Clowns, made up Of
former Capital Traction Co. players,
are seeking games in the city and VIZ
cinity with strong unlimited mines Call
Manager Aleshire at Adams o53s-J
after pm.
Evening star., 1934-04-25

who wasn't good enough
/ to fight in the District
- heavyweight elimination
boxing tournament, today was
in the final round of the event
in which he was reluctantly
permitted to compete.
The elongated, raw-boned youth,
seemingly with half of Alexandria
backing him, won the right to battle
Matte Brown next week for the
mythical crown as a result of hectic
10-round upset of Donald Barry last
night before another near-capacity
crowd at Portner's Arena.
The scrap was one Of the most
exciting heavyweight affairs held here
in recent years and just about the
biggest reversal of form since little
guy named Eddie Burl chased Petey
Sarron around the Twin City ring
last Summer. Tow. who weighed
100, won five rounds on The Star
score sheet, with Barry, who scaled
five pounds more, getting four heats
and an even break in another.
There were no knockdowns.
Evening star., 1934-04-25
Barry 3-to-1 EaYorite.

INSTALLED a 3-to-1 shot by the
i betting fraternity as he entered
the ring, Tow won the first three
rounds in easy fashion from the reck-
less redhead, who threw caution to
the blue stogie smoke, and fearing
nothing in Tow's fists, waded in with
gloves flying. Time and again Tow
caught him flush on the jaw with
straight rights and lefts, but Bob was
not much better than Barry at punch
Evening star., 1934-04-25

lSulpcl dlllcllI.
Billie shot $50 and Evelyn, 345.
Mrs. Butler rolled 345 with her
team, the Beeques, and her total for
the first six games of the all-event,
703, puts her in a fair way to hang
up a record.
Frances Adams, new leader in class
D singles, for the first time in her
career beat 300. Her set was 324.
Mary C. Cox is out front in class
B all event, with 947.
Katherine Rederline's 145, high
game of the evening, won her special
prize, a corsage. The consolation
prize of box Of candy went to Alice
McQuinn.
The Beeques, with 1886, grabbed
the lead in class A teams.
Most of the leading girl bowlers of
the city will shoot tonight. They are
included in the line-ups OF the Meyer
Davis, Bill Wood, Lucky Strike, Rem
devious, Arcadia and Recreation teams
Of the Ladies District League which
are scheduled at TAO.
Stars Roll at Hall.
A NUMBER of leading male bowl
~ ers also are down for action
tonight, in the Washington
City Duckpin Association event at
Convention Hall They hail from the
Evening star., 1934-04-25
NEW COMBINATION
TWICE ROLLS 1O1
Shoots Same Score in City
Tourney That Won u. S.
Championship.
BY ROD THOMAS.

" combination possible"
observed a surprised
4 bowling world when
Lorraine GULL and Billie Butler
dissolved partnership.
But recent events tend to prove this
estimate inaccurate. Not GULL and
Butler, but Butler and Evelyn Ream,
brand new twosome, seems to be the
snappiest yet formed.
Since joining fortunes last month,
Billie and Evelyn have rolled in two
major tournaments. They won the
National Duckpin Bowling Congress
championship with a whopping set
Of 701, and by way Of proving this
no fuke, last night they shot the
same score to take the lead in the
Washington Women's Duckpin Asso-
citation tournament at the Columbia.
Evening star., 1934-04-25
Just a Couple of Pals.

IRIS. BUTLER and Mrs. Reem hit
lVl it of well not only mechani-
cally. but in the matter of
temperament.
Evening star., 1934-04-25

Singles Leaders Tie.
TICK CURRY and Ray Ward tied
. for the lead in Class B singles
with 36l.
Evening star., 1934-04-25
Totals. 400 5l2 537 Totals.
Totals. $50 524 672 Totals. .523 4ss 5l2

CLASS F.
Dawson.
U.462)
Scher 70 81 rs
Bur ton. 100 100 81
Hart SO 1876 81
Ableman 30 S1 l0S
Lawson 119 13l 80
Evening star., 1934-04-25

In Glass c, T. D. Tibbs moved to
the fore with 373, closely followed by
A. Pheil, with 367.
Evening star., 1934-04-25

Howard Parsons and Hokie Smith
set target Of 738 for Class A bowlers,
Parsons was high with 378.
Evening star., 1934-04-25

Perna and Lehman and Garrett
and Mauser tied for the lead in Glass
D doubles, with 682.
Evening star., 1934-04-25
(54s) 191 1874 173

TEAMS.
Class A.
Evening star., 1934-04-25

ADVERTISEMENT.
Evening star., 1934-04-25

The combination of Hall and
Brown, the latter shooting 1863, top
ped Glass C.
Evening star., 1934-04-25

Chester Lilley, heading the list in
Class A singles with 374, will be for
tunate If 1t remains in the money.
Evening star., 1934-04-25
TOW IS SURPRISE
BOXING F|NAL|ST
BeIittled Entrant in D. C.
Tourney Upsets Barry.
Will Face Brown.
BY FRANCIS E. STAN.

7 ONG BOB TOW, the kid
/ who wasn't good enough
Evening star., 1934-04-25

(6oO ISl 22s l9l (5S2) 1914 2O7 1sl
La gaceta., 1934-10-15

.fieltro de largas cogoteras, me-
lenas rojizas o negras Y crespas
como las de los hungaros tras-
humantes.
Desaparrados, sucios, mise
rabies, aquellos hombres pare
elan todos escapados de presi-
,dio.
Aquella tripulaci6n no habla
ba.
Parecia obedecer a una or
den terminate de mutismo alb
soluto. o que en- realidad estu-
viera compuesta de mudos.
TODD ALI Sc hacia por senalea
de silbato.
Ocho dias despues de salir de
Odessa, ell DanubiO habia alcan-
zado la aItura de las Azores.
Desde ALI despues de repOs-
La gaceta., 1934-10-15
Romeiro observe el pelaie

Romero observe Ell peEaJe Y
aSpecto de la tripulacion, que
mas parecia compuesta de ban
didOs que de marines mercan-
ties honrados.
Ell captain, que Sc llamaba
Pietro Kairoli, era MATES Y ha-
blaba ma ell russo.
Fra TN hombre como de Qua
renta y cinco amos, east negro
Ide puro moreno, arrugado V do
cuyo rostro solo Sc veian dos
/ ojos pequenos, negros, cente-
}leantes y m2vibles como aos
lde una garduna.
La tripulaci6n corria parejas
Icon ell captain.
! Formabanla diez y seis nom
bres, de caras patibularias, con
gorras griegas o sombreros do
La gaceta., 1934-10-15
IA EACE,rE
DE LA IGLESIA
CONTRA LA IRANIA
DE HITLER

Munich, oct. 15.-La iglesia
protestante de Baviera Sc halla
hoy en- alberta rebellion contra
la iglesia dominada lpor el go
bierno de Berlin, como resulta-
do de tenerse arrestado en- su
palacio al cbispo Meiser. Ell O.
bispo Meiser arroj6 ell guante al
obispo de Hitler, Ludwig Niue
Her, negandose a %reconocer ST.
'autoridad, La poiicia impidi6
que ell "rebelde" dirigiera Ia
palabra a los f%ieles, pero desde
ell p1lpito Sc lego una proclama.
Sabese que ell canciller Hitler,
en- una conferencia de dos no.
ras Sc neg6 a intervenir en- Ell
cisma.
La gaceta., 1934-10-15

elias ell principe, ell captain v
ROMERO.
-Indicad d6nde nos hemos
de dirigir,-dijo ell principe.
-Dejadme al tim6n y remad,
-contest6 Romaro, dirigien-
dose a los marineros.
Las cuatro lanchas Sc pusie-
ron en- movimiento una detras
de otra.
Pr2nto llegaron a la anfrac-
tuosidad donde estaba la caver-
ma.
-iCalla !-exclam6 ell prin-
cipe.-Un buque sumergido...
Era ell ladd, que seguramente
habfa srfrido los embates de
nuevo temporal y acabandose de
destrozar contra ell acantilado.
ROMERO no explic6 Ia existen
La gaceta., 1934-10-15
UNA MUJER MATO
AL KING

Atlanta, oct. 15.-La Sra. l..
F. Rooster, vecina de Eas.
Point, Sc encuentra encarcela-
da y admite haber dad0 muerte
a George E. King, de 46 amos,
|hijo del fundador de la compa-
MIA f~erretera King Hardware
10 mate, dijo la mujer, porque
crei de mi deber ell hacerlo'. E
ljefe de policia Miller lie mani
sfest6 que la acusaria de asesi-
|nato y ella respondi6: "Esta
soien. No saba el 10 cue iba d
sucederle. Yo Sc los motives 5
Sc 10 que acabo de hacer".
La gaceta., 1934-10-15

FL captain puso rumbo a la
ensenada.
-Pero 20 no veo por aqri 81
tito alguno donde pueda ocultar-
Sc un tesoro,-dijo ell principe,
|frunciendo ei ceno.
I'm POGO de paciencia, prin
cipe,-contest6 Romeiro,-que
mas me ha costado a mi resca-
~tarlo, que a vos entrar en- pose
sion de el. Que echan al aqua
los botes de a bordo.
Ell captain h.zo algunas Sc
males con Ell silbato y cu3tro Ian
.ehas bajaron de los Pescantes.
Inmediatamente saltaron a
elias ocho de los diez y seis HON
bres que c9nstituian la dot3ci6n
del vapor.
I~gualmente bajaron a una de
La gaceta., 1934-10-15

te y termina en- la de Chile, al
Sur de Chile.
Ell captain Pedro Kairoli ha-
bia tornado nota de la posici6n
de la isla Guatecas, en- Ell Az de
latitud, y ilegado que hubo a es-
tie parallel, hizo rumbo hacia ell
.74o 40' de longitud.
Cuando estuvieron enfrente
y a unas tres millas de la costa,
ROMERO recon2ci6 la entrada
de la EnSenada de la Muerte.
= ALI esta, ALI esta!-dijo
a Kairoli, sehalandole la entra-
da.
Que? mi Alerandru-
exclam6 ell principe.
FL teSoro,-contest6 To-
metro, sin descubrir aun d6nde
estaba sumergido Ell yacht,
La gaceta., 1934-10-15
DE FOOTBALL
LOS ESPARTANOS CONTRA
LOS INDIOS DE NEWBERRY

Contra los indios del Colegit
de Newberry jugaran esta no.
che bajo las luces, en- Plant
Field, los espartanos de la Tn.
versidad de Tampa. Ell golpe dc
partida sc dara a las 8, presen-
tando los dos once la siguiente
pinea de batalla: Newberry-
Hood, lie; Gibbons, 1t; Miller,
lg; Johnson, c; Webb, rg; How
ey, TT; Koch, re; Ingram, OBJ;
Beck, hb; Wright, hb, y Weld
man, fb.
Tampa-Edison, Lee, Hurn,
Goodwin, Carr, Muench, Steph-
ems, Carter, Torres, Hines o
Hance y O'Reilly.
Los j0veneS tampenos van a.
nimados al combate despues de
la inesperada victoria que So
bre ellos alcanzaron los macs
tros del estado de Georgia con
anotaci6n de 81 por Is.
Como resultado de esta con-
trariedad del viernes ell coach
Higgins hizo aver cinco cam
bios en- gu linea.
La gaceta., 1934-10-15
MATO A SU ESPOSA Y A
SU SUEGRA

Milwaukee, oct. 15.-Un j6-
ven de 80 amos, Sidney Frostad
mat6 aver a su esposa y a 81
suegra, EN- una casa. a dos mi
Has de esta ciudad, suicidand
Sc despues. Las victimas Sc nom
bran Frieda Gunderson, de 62
amos, y Clara Frostad de 81.
Antes de morir en- un hospi-
tai, la esposa describe 10 suce-
dido, diciendo que su marido,
del cual Sc hallaba separada, dis
par6 sin dar aviso, matando pr
nero a la Sra. Gunderson.
La gaceta., 1934-10-15
UN GRAN PREMIO
A MARCEL THU

Paris, oct. 15.-Al campe6n
de los pesos medios de Europa
y del mundo, Marcel Thil, que
es tambien campe6n auropeo de
las IT'S libras, Sc lie ha concedi-
do ell Gran Premio annual de la
Academia de los Deportes,
La entrega Sc lie hara en- un
banquete, a fines del mes de
noviembre. Thil tiene anuncia-
da una vista a los Estados Uni
dos.
La gaceta., 1934-10-15
nF0R MACON
DEL p'JERT0


Con pasajeros y carga arri-
b6 aver ell vapor americana Gu
ba, de la Peninsular Occiden-
tai, que regresara hoy a Key
West y la Habana, los puertos
de su procedencia. LEGO en- las
tire, a cargar fosfato, e' vapor
noruego Tana.
Zarparon aver los vapores a.
mericanos O. T. Waring y Gulf
point y ell nicaraguense Sama,
que Sc dirige a Honduras.
La gaceta., 1934-10-15
VICTORIA DEL
FRANCES HUAT

Montreal, oct. 15.-El meji-
cano Homb-2de nc pudo resis-
tir los p~unetazos del frances
Huat Y los jueces declararon a
este vencedor, por "nocaut''
Hombrade lego a esta ciudad
precedido de gran fama y Sc lie
incluia en- la primera fila de los
hombres de su division. Recien-
temente derrot6 a Sixto Barros,
uno de los mejores puzzles de
su peso.
La gaceta., 1934-10-15
BASE BALL
PAGARON 5000 PESOS
A LOS DEAN

Chicago, oct. 15.-Por actuar
de pitcher en- cuatro "entra-
das", dos cada uno, los hernia
nos Dean recibieron aver la SUI
ma de $4,000. A Paul lie dieron
8 hits y lie hicieron una carre-
ra; Dizzy permiti6 tambien 3
hits, pero sirvi6 3 "~ponches"
consecutivos. Los peloteros del
club en- que ellos jugaron come
theron Z errores, pero ganaron
ell desafia con anotaci6n de Is
por 3.
La gaceta., 1934-10-15
B0XEO
LOS PROGRAMS
DE LA SEMANA EN-
TODA LA NACION

New York, oct. 15.-Hoy lu-
ines, en- Filadelfia, Harry Dub
Ilinsky, de Chicago, Sc batira
icon Bobby Pacho, de Los An
geles; Franckie Wallace, de
Cleveland, contra Petey Sarron
Paul Pirrone Sc enfrentara con
Tommy Rios, y Dan Hassett
lcontra Ken Overlin. En- Miami,
Joe Knight, de Cairo, Ga, cam
,peon de las ITS libras, combat
Ira con Al Rodriguez, de New
York, Freddie Salus sera ell RI
val de Eddie Risko; Trenton,
New Jersey, presentara a Geo.
Levy contra ell italiano Silbes-
tire Matacena. Las Otras peleas
de hoy son de muy poca impor-
tancia.
Combates del martes: En-
Kansas, Jackie Sharkey, de Min
neapolis, contra Joey Alcanter ;
en- San Antonio, Texas, Ray XII
ser contra Midget Mexico; en-
Seattle, ell panameno Davey
Abad contra Johnny Hines, y
en- Houston, Texas, Clyde Chas-
tame, de Buffalo, contra Frank
Kowalsi.
Microbes: ell italiano Mike
Fratini contra Andy Callahan,
en- New Haven; en- Oakland, Ca
~lifornia, John Henry Lewis, de
Phoenix, contra Pietro Georgi.
Viernes: ell filipino SPEEDY"
Dado, de Manila, y Lou Salica,
de New York; Bus Breese, de
Manhattan, y Scotty Scotch,
de Indianapolis; en- Filadelfia,
George Bigs y ell irlandes JIM
my Brady.
La gaceta., 1934-10-15

Jose Girones manifesto EN-
Barcelona que Sc halla dispues-
to a batirse con ell vencedOr del
bout" Echeverria-Torres. Sos1
tiene que es ell mejor de los pc
sos de puma espanoles.
La gaceta., 1934-10-15
CON o GUANTES

Isidoro Gaztanaga piensa Sos
tener dos combates en- Espana,
uno de ellos contra el italiano
Bonaglia. Varias ofertas Sc han
hecho al director de los intere-
SEES del vasco, M. Dupre. Otro
de los contrincantes, seg1n he
NOS podido averiguar, 10 sera
Robin.
La gaceta., 1934-10-15
LA DE LOS
KIWANIS

Con un banquete en- ell hotel
! Hillsboro ,dado en- honor de
Joe Fulkerson, director de la
revista que publican los Kiwa-
mis-, comenz0 anoche la conVen-
ci0n annual de la cOlectividad de
csc nombre. Centenares de per-
sonas Sc han inscripto en- no
teles locales, incluyendo a las
familias de muchos de los dele
gadOs.
Ell Sr. Frlkerson hablo en- ell
banquete, pronunciando I'm dis
curse humorista.
Figuran entire los huespedes
de honor los Sres. DR.. w. j. Ca
rrington, de Atlantic City, N.
j., presidente International de
los Kiwanis; Spencer Macau-
ley, de la escuela de ninos Ma
cauley, situado en- Chattanooga,
Tenn; ell congresista Mark Wi
cox, de Miami; John r. Wright,
de Lakelan, gobernador del dis
trito; ell alcalde Chancey y ell
DIR. Leland F. Carlton.
Otro contingente de delega-
dos arribara en- la manana de
hoy.
La gaceta., 1934-10-15

Joe Mendoza, I'm filipino, a.
tropell6 en- Newcastle al ingleq
Mickey Mcclure, del peso de
mosca. Desalentado por los gol-
pes Mac CURE Sc retro del cua-
drilatero en- ell noveno asalto.
La gaceta., 1934-10-15

Ell belga Gustavo Roth vencid
por puntos, en- Bruselas, al gla-
diador italiano Meroni. En- ell
mismo programa ell frances Les
brize puso a dormir al belga E.
tienne y ell flamento Annet al
canz6 ell fallo de los jueces so
bre ell franco BesneuX.
La gaceta., 1934-10-15

Al negro americana Obie Wal
ker, terror de los p1giles eu-
ropeOs del peso complete, Sc le
enfrentara con ell ingles Peti-
fer.
La gaceta., 1934-10-15

Una function Sc efectuara ell
dia 20 de este mes, en- Bilbao, a
beneficio de la familia del pu-
gil Antonio Horas, que fallecie-
ra hace pocos meses. young
Gonzalez sera uno de los con-
tendencies.
La gaceta., 1934-10-15

tarse de aqua en- la isla de San
ia Maria, la mas meridional del
archipelago, puso rumbo di-
'recto al sudoeste, en- direction
al cabo de HornoS.
La gaceta., 1934-10-15

Aouel dia Sc embarcaron en-
ell vapor Danubio.
Era un buque horriblemente
sucio y descuidado como la mas
inmunda sentina.
La gaceta., 1934-10-15
CAPITULO LINK
La eRtregd del tesOrO

Ell 80 de Mario, con un item
DO bonancibfe como pocas veces
reina en- aquellos parajes, ell
Dq4adio dob4aba ell cabo de
Hornos Y remontaba la costa
occidental de la Patagonia, ale
jandose de aquel d6dalo de islo-
tes que empieza en- la isla de Hos
La gaceta., 1934-10-15
TONIC II
LAS MADRES
QUE dos BENDICE

Y aceptar aquellas seguridades
de un hombre de honor y Gle la
nobleza de aquel principe, ante
rior a la nobleza del Car Pedro
La gaceta., 1934-10-15

Folletin de La Gaceta No. 562
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-11-28
Wedding Will Be Written
Into Rich Abbey History
Royal Wedding Rites Thursday
Will Be Fourth in Current
History Of Edifics

London, Nov. 28.-Ihe weird, wav.
ering lights and shadows Of historic
Westminster Abbey Thursday viii
play. for the fourth time In the cur
rent century. upon impressive royal
wedding rites.
But 1t by no means is the usual
thing" that the Abbey Is to be thu
scene Of the marriage Of tall Prince
George and his slim Greek princess
Marina, on November 70.
For, as q matter Of fact. until very
recently, the Abbey had not witness.
ed q royal marriage since 1852, th<
| year in which Richard II married
Anne Of Bohemia. AL the recent an
cestors Of Prince George were wed
elsewhere.
His great-grandmother. Queen Vic
toria, was married to Prince Albert Of
Coburg- 0otha In the Chapel Of st.
James, Palace. So Was the present
King George v wed there to Princess
Mary Of Teck. King Edward VIII
was married to Princess Alexandra o.
Denmark in st. Georges Chapel at
Windsor Castle, as were also the Duke
Of Connaught, the Duke Of Albany
and other royalties. King Georges
two sisters, the Princess Royal and
Queen Maud Of Norway. were married
In the private chapel Of Buckingham
Palace.
The long spell Of disuse Of thu
Abbey as q royal wedding church
was broken In February. 1919. wher
Lady Patricia, daughter Of the Duke
Of Connaught. .t(,ncle Of the present
Continued on Page u
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-11-28
MANHUNT SPURRED
BY YOUTHS STORY
Iowa Farm Hand confesses
Part in Three Sayings
Credited TO Floyd

! Cprydon, Iowa. Nov. 20.-R)-Ad-
mission Of Z 23-year-old farm hand
that he participated In three slayings
spuifed officers Wednesday In . hunt
for other members q q gang which
had been mistakenly identified -
that Of the slain Pretty Boy Floyd.
Two other men were known to be
sought by state agents Is members Of
Ia tang responsible for two killings in
Missouri and one in Minnesota as the
farm youth. Francis McNeiley Of Al
lerton, WAS taken to Columbia, No.
McNeiley was arrested ct : farm
near here where he had been working.
Chief Park Findley Of the state bu-
reau Of investigation said McNeiley
signed q statement admitting partict-
patton In the crimes but denying the
actual killings.
The youth, Endley and State Agent
Paul 0ruber said, admitted he was
one Of gang which engaged In . gun
fight with Missouri officers near Co
lumbia In June. 1883, when Sheriff
Roger Wilson Of Boone county, Mo-,
and Ben Booth Of the Missouri high
way patrol were killed.
The officers said McNeiley also told
them, he was one Of . trio who IT.
tempted to rob small store operated
BY John Freund Of Johnsburg, MIMI,
hear the northern Iowa border. in Oc-
tober, 1893, when lfeund Was shot
and fatally wounded.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-11-28
Bullet Riddled
Body in
Chicago Suburb
Nelson Shot Five Times in Stomach, Twice in Chest and Five
Times in Each Leg; Clad Only in Undercothes
When Found at Niles Center
Atmosphere Psvadng Department Of Justice Lifts Percepby
a. News Of Revenge for Hollis and cowIey's
Deaths Is Reported

Chicago, Nov. 2s-AP)-"Bsby Face" Nelson, savage
killer of three federal officers found shot to death Wenes
day, his body perforated by II government bullets
Attorney General Cummings said the gangster shot
Tuesday by Inspector Samuel Cowley and Special Agent Her
man E. Hollis who killed in fight with him at Bar
rington Ill.
When the body found by federal men it found
Nelson had been shot five times in the stomach and twice
the chest and five times in each Leg
The body found in ditch clad only in Undertaking.
The outer garments found by department of justice
searchers.
Niles Center described as Is miles from Chicago
make it clear that shot him" Cummings said
Nelson considered the nations No. criminal since
the death of John Dnger Chicago several weeks Dill
linger reported to have been killed by Hollis.
Find Ends 24-Hour Search
Finding Of the body concluded intensive hour search
the gangte alleged to have been the killer Of W.
Carter Baum federal agent at the battle Of Little Bohemia in
northern Wisconsin in April.
reward of $4,000 has been outstanding for his capture
Another reward of $500 offered for information leading
to his capture
Death Of the notorious gunman at the hands Of federal
agents that the reward will not be paid it sad
Nelson Is years old and q native Of Chicago.
He sentenced Joliet pententiary robbery chargs
in 1881 to from life but escaped in February
1892
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-11-28
Church DEVOTIONS,
CARNIVAL, DANCE ON
BISMARCK PROGRAM
Families to Reunite Around
Banquet Tables to Tradi.
tional Feasting
HOSPITALS PLAN BANQUET
40 Turkeys and Al tho Trim
mings Provide Fare for
Dinner at ccc Camp
HOSPITALS PLAN BANQUET

Bismarck in church, home and
public celebration will unite Thurs
day with the state and nation to
commemorate the landing Of the
Pilgrim Fathers on the coast Of New
England and give thanks for com.
mon blessings.
Thanksgiving with ill its festive
gaiety, its turkey, cranberry sauce
and pumpkin pie, win b celebrated
In the traditional manner here.
Church services, the opening of
the annual American Legion min
strel show and carnival and the
traditional Firemen's dance will ell
play q part In the city's observance
program.
Seven local churches win unite in
The regular Thanksgiving union serv-
ice. All churches will hold services.
Touching off the city-wide cele-
bration will be the American Legion
three-day carnival and minstrel show
which opens Thursday night ct the
World War Memorial building and
the city auditorium. Features Of the
production win be . kid dog show. !"
mems choruses, instrumental and
vocal solos combined With the usual
carnival attractions.
The Legion minstrel show will
start promptly at 3 p. m, ct the city
auditorium. A last-minute change
was made in arrangements In order
to take advantage Of the better
acoustics Of the auditorium. The
show Is slated to last approximate
" one hour.
Immediately at the conclusion Of
the minstrel show, the kids dog
show" will be held at the Memorial
building. Any boy or girl with q
dog on q leash will be admitted to
the show free and their dogs entered
In the judging.
F1remen's Dance In Evening
As q grand climax to the holiday
festivities, the Ffremen will enter
tain guests 1T the traditi o n Z |
THANKSGIVING dance at the Dome
dance pavilion. Jimmy Gordon and
his l1-piece orchestra from Winona.
Mimi, will furnish the music for
the dancers.
Patients and attendants at the two
local hospitals. transients at the fed
eral bureau here. regulars ct Fort
Lincoln, children enrolled 1t the In
dian school and inmates Of state
institutions will not be missed when
the turkey and cranberry sauce are
passed.
Thousands Of pounds Of turkeys
will he carved during the day ct the
festive boards Of the various city and
state institutions to say nothing Of
the hundreds Of additional birds be-
ing prepared for use IN private
homes.
At st. Alexius hospital Is turkeys
and IN additional number Of chick
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