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Evening star., 1934-01-28
JELlEFF is REELECTED
BOYS CLUB PRESIDENT
700 Children and Parents Attend
Open House at Organiza-
tion's Headquarters.

Frank r. Jelleff. Washington mer-
chant, was reelected president of the
Boys Club of Washington at the an
nual meeting Of the clubs board of
trustees Friday night At the same
time 'open house" was held for more
than 700 children and adult visitors at
the club house. Third and C streets.
Other officers. all reelected. were
Henry N. Brawner and William E.
Russell vice presidents: Harold A.
Brooks. treasurer, and Roland White
hurst, secretary. Trustees named for
three-year terms were Joseph A.
Burkart, John Dolph, Clarence L.
Harding. Charles H. Pardoe, Mr.. Rus
sell, Chester D. Swope, William L. Rad
cliffe, Foster NJ Reeder, S. Percy
Thompson, Lloyd B. Wilson, John Oliver
La Gorce, Maj. Ernest w. Brown, Rev
Charles T. Warner, Admiral Spencer S
Wood, Col. Stephen Bonsal, Henry w
Draper, Howard L. Wilkins and Col
Cortland Nixon.
Evening star., 1934-01-28
CASE NEARS END

OKLAHOMA CITY, January q P).
The "Enoch Arden" case of James
Zorland Robertson, who was found as
John Maxwell in the Chelsea. Mass,
Naval Hospital Is years after he failed
to return to his Oklahoma home from
the World War, appeared TO be nearing
q conclusion tonight
A suit by Mrs. Nora Y. Demaree,
Robertsons ex-wife, for $1,000 war risk
insurance was dismissed on motion OF
former Gov. Henry S. Johnston, Mrs.
Demaree's attorney, who filed a motion
in the Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
admitting Robertson's identity. The
former wife had obtained Judgment in
a lower court on presumption the vet
eran was dead.
Evening star., 1934-01-28
NEGLI LIGENCE IN ESCAPES
Attributed TO WARDEN
Kansas Administration Board Rec.
ommends Dismissal of Three
Prison Guards.
BY tho Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
TOPEKA, Kans., January 27.-The
State Board of Administration, in a re-
port made public tonight on its in
vestigation Of the escape of seven con-
v1cts from the Kansas penitentiary
January 19, accused the warden of neg
ligence and recommended the dismissal
of three prison guards.
Four of the convicts have been re-
captured, fifth slain and the others
remain at large.
The board said Warden Lacey Simp-
son was negligent in having no guard
in No. 212 tower, the point at which
the convicts went over the wall under
cover Of early morning darkness.
Evening star., 1934-01-28
BRIDGE DATE is SET

Contract Olympic to Be Played
Here on Thursday.
The annual contract bridge Olympic.
which will be held Thursday evening
throughout the United States and the
world at large, will see many playing
units here in private homes and hotels
Sixteen sealed hands will be opened
at 8 pm. and par will be the aim of
every group, which would be the bidding
and playing of each hand to secure the
highest number of tricks and at the
most advantageous contract.
National, State and local prizes have
been arranged, 1t was said yesterday.
Evening star., 1934-01-28
RECREATION is TOPIC
Emergency Relief Official to Ad.
dress Social Agencies.

Rowland Haynes Of the Federal
Emergency Relief Administration will
discuss a co-ordinated program of
recreation for Washington at q meet
ing Of the Council Of Social Agencies
in the Y. w. c. A. at 1890 pm. to-
morrow.
The meeting will take the place Of
the councils regular February meeting
Evening star., 1934-01-28
Motor Travel Jumps.

In the first 10 months of last year
motor vehicles In Britain covered 640,-
000, 900 more miles than in the same
period OF 1882.
Evening star., 1934-01-28
u. S. WILL FINANCE
SALE OF APPLIANCES
TO USE 7. v. A. POWER

Continued From First Page.)
Evening star., 1934-01-28
Available for Sea Duty.

Among the decisions reached was
a definite conclusion to build up in the
All Corps Q homogeneous air unit
known as CHG Air Force, comprising
all military elements Of aviation and
Evening star., 1934-09-14
BALANCE OF PARK
PAYMENTS SOUGHT.
Page County Court to Peti-
!. ton Settlement Of Sill
! 1852 Due for Lands.

opseiai Dispatch to The Star.
LuRAY, Va, September IA re-
quest win be made to the treasurer Of
Virginia by the Page County Circuit
Court for payment into the Page
county treasury Of s7l. .7e255. still due
fof Shenandoah Park lands In this
colipty.
"a statement showing the amount
still due has been prepared for Judge
H. w. Beftram of Harrisonburg and
copy. mailed to William G. Carson.
chairman Of the Commission on Con-
servstion and Development of Virginia.
The report shows there are 40
tracts Of land owned by approximately
40 pef1on for which payment has not
been made Already $700. 900 has been
paid to Page County property owners
for approximately 400 tracts.
The largest single amount unpaid is
$l7,583 due Mrs. George Judd, widow
Of = Warrington publisher, for her
Summer home. Her home, which she
hopes 10 sbe allowed to occupy, Is
located att Skyland and Is one Of the
show pl&cee Of the State.
Among khe property owners yet to be
paid Is q. M. Cliser, who has stated
he viii never leave the park alive. He
Is scheduled to receive $1,000 The
smallest amount to be paid Is 81.
Evening star., 1934-09-14

North Carolina and Tennessee Win
follow. The cabinet of1cer win hold
Q hearing on Tuesday ct Z pm. In his
once at the Interior Department.
The Secretary win listen to oral
arguments In favor Of the various
routes suggested.
The connecting park highway defi-
niteiy win 60 from near Waynesboro,
Va, the Southern terminus Of the
Shenandoah Park, southeast Of Ro-
anoke, Va, TO Blowing Rock, N. C..
From that point onward plans are as
yet indefinite.
Delegations from North Carolina
and Tennessee are expected to be pres
ent ON Tuesday. when they can i'm
press upon the Secretary their favorite
routes.
A. 3. Demaray. associate director of
the National Park Service, said today
there are no plans for q connecting
parkway between washington and the
Shenandoah Park.
Tomorrow by order Of Secretary
Evening star., 1934-09-14
TESTIFlES FILM ACTRESS
SAT DAzED AFTER CRASH
Studio Employe Says Thelma
8 Cortez Alley Told Policeman
She Had Several Drinks.

By the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, September IA
william Brighton, motion picture
studio employe, testified yesterday at
the granddaughter trial Of Thelma
Cortez Alley, 23-year-old film player,
that the actress sat dazed In her
automobile with the motor racing for
several minutes after her car allegedly
struck and fatally injured william
Redmond.
She told policeman, Brighton as
serted, that she had several drinks.
Other witnesses testified Redmond
was pushing another machine, which
had stalled, when Miss Alley drove
her car into him, crushing him be-
tween the two automobiles.
Evening star., 1934-09-14
FREE TELEGRAM PROBE
BEGUN BY COMMISSION
Companies Ordered TO State Re-
duced Charges Along With
~ tie Assoeiatsd rress.

~ The Associated Press.
Ths Communications Commission Is
delviug into the free transmission Of
telegnms and reduced rates to Ger
tain patrons. So
II issued yesterday an order direct
mt al telegraph companies to report
ths naraes and addresses Of all per-
ms for whom telegraph messages
yare handled between January and
4eptsmber 1 this year free Of charge
/ ~ charge less than the published
rate. The reasons must be given.
The carriers were asked, too, how
inch revenne would have accrued ct
regular charges between january I
md September ] and separately for
june, 1894. \
Evening star., 1934-09-14

Legion. has voted to award annually
. medal each to the boy and girl
who prove the best all-around pupils
in the school. They win be known
as the St,rgis Medals, and win be
presented by Mrs. Sturgis. Scholas-
tic achievements. department. ath-
letics and other factors win determine
the winners.
Sidney w. Wentworth Of University
Park has been nominated for COM
mander Of Snyder Farmer Post. He
viii have no opposition at the elec-
ton September as. Others nomin-
ated, none Of whom Is opposed. are
John ]. Buckley. for vice commander;
Charles v. Joyce, adjutant; George
M. Kellerman, sergeant at arms;
Orion r. Butler, chaplain, and Carl
w. Wall, historian.
The officers win be installed Octo-
Der 8, when the new officers Of the
Ladies' Auxiliary, soon to be elected.
also win be inducted. A committee
to aid in arranging for the joint
has been named, COM
prised Of John ]. Buckley, Carl w.
Evening star., 1934-09-14
FILM ACTRESS ELoPEs

Aqua CALTENTE, Mexico, septem-
Der II @.-Charles Spellman, Los
Angeles fur dealer, and Beatrix Made
lone Mayer, who plays in the movies
under the name Of Betty May, eloped
to Tiajuana yesterday and were mar
ried by Civil Judge Aejando Batani.
They are on their honeymoon ct this
border resort.
Miss Mayer Is the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Aphonse Mayer, Los An
geles, and Spellman Is the son Of Mr..
and Mrs. James Spellman, Chicago.
Evening star., 1934-09-14
Stars Have "sport Mother"

Girl athletic stars who represented
Holland at the world games In Eng
land this year were accompanied by
q sport mother" rs they called her.
She Is Mevrou Stakman-Neck, little
gray-haired woman with bright eyes.
During training she sat at the edge
Of the track, rain or shine, and gave
friendly hints whenever they were
needed. The girls are all workers,
some being school teachers or stenog.
raphers.
Evening star., 1934-09-14

Ickes the Skyline Drive In the future
park win Be opened 10 public travel.
Inasmuch as Attorney General Cum
mings h still examining land titles
the park itself has not yet been as
eepted by the Federal Government.
Park oficials here were not informed
II the contractor at Skyline Drive was
able to lay down any oil on the road
way, due to the inclement weather.
Evening star., 1934-09-14
Ancient Touch Money Sold.

Relics Of the divine rights" Of
kings, five golden touch" pieces Of
Edward Nv, Henry VII, Henry VII
and james J. were sold recently In
London for SIS. Before Charles T
English sovereigns who touched" for
the cure Of scrofula, or aKing's Evil."
rave their patients the current coin,
called the Angel.
Evening star., 1934-09-14
SITE Of PARKWAY
|. TOPIC OF HEARING
Ickes to Give Public Chance
to Debate Routing
Tuesday.

Secretary Ickes proposes to give the
public an opportunity to assist him In
deciding just what route the connect
ing parkway between the new Shen-
andoah National Park In Virginia and
the Great Smoky National Park in
Evening star., 1934-09-14
Retired SCHOOL
AIDE IS HON'|0RED !
HyattsviIle Legion Creates
Student Award In Name
of Mrs. Sturgis.

Special Dispatch to The skar.
HYATTSvILLE. Nd, september II.
Recognizing the long and efncient
service Of Mrs. Hontas II. Sturgis as
supervising principal Of the Hyatts-
vile Elementary School, position
from which she retired . few months
ago, Snyder-Farmer Post, American
Evening star., 1934-09-14
KITTEN LIVES S WEEKS
SEALED IN BUILDING
Field Mice and Crickets Believed
Diet Of 'ssusie," Rescued by
Carpentry Crew.

~ the Associated Press.
OKLAHOMA CITY, September II.
Carpenters ut work on the construc-
ton Of . model home yesterday
opened up wall they had sealed i've
weeks ago to make some minor alter
atoms
Out walked Susie" q kitten, which
had been their lunch-hour playmate.
She looked, they said, Is II she
might be on the last lap Of her ninth
lie.
No one had heard the kitten cry
during her incarceration.
what I can't understand Is how
she lived without water" said Fred
Somers. one Of the carpenters.
.She had plenty OF room to walk
around under the library as the wall
adjoins that Of the library.
she probably lived on field mice
and crickets."
Evening star., 1934-09-14

walsl, =. J. Cannon and Sidney W.
wentworth.
Caesar L. Aiello Of Hyattsville, re-
firing commander Of the Maryland
department, has thanked the State
posts for presenting him with . past
commanders can.
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40 ct 8 Will Give
Party on Show Boat

Bismarck Locale 20l. Ia societe des
guarantees Hommes ct HUT Cheyaux.
the Forty and Eight, has issued inyi-
tations for . private dancing party
which win be given on the Show Boat
Friday evening.
The Showboat, which was introduc.
ed as an amusement extraction on In.
dependence day, has been the scene
Of several private parties during the
last few weeks. Friday nights func-
ton viii be the first staged on the
barge BY an organization and many
reservations are expected from those
who receive invitations. The boat will
leave the municipal dock for Z cruise
on the Missouri river promptly at
$50 o'clock.
Harry w. Rosenthal, A. D. McKin-
non, 4 N. Davis, and Henry Hanson,
all Of Bismarck, and G. Z. Jorde, Man
dan, are serving on the arrangements
committee.
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Will Visit Bismarck
After Lengthy Voyage

Miss Lillian Gubelmen, president OF
the North Dakota Federation Of Bust
ness and Professional Women's clubs,
has written members Of the local
group that she expects to be In Bis
marck Tuesday and Wednesday, Sept.
II and 10, after returning from her
tour around the world.
Miss Gubelman left San Francisco
early In the month with IN Anglo
American tour party, which win stop
at Ceylon, India, and Port Said, Egypt,
during the cruise. From August o-l6,
Miss 0ubelman viii be at the Com
modore hotel In Paris, France. The
state B.P.W. president Is q member
Of the Valley City teachers college
faculty.
Miss Dorothy Edison, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Edison, Moifit, Is
visiting for 3 week with her uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. John L.
Hughes, $40 Eleventh St
~ = \
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Thompson, 227
Rosser avenue, west. and Mr.. and
Mrs. w. D. Hughes. Mandan, have re-
turned from . To-day trip to the
South Dakota Black Hills and yell
lowstone National park.
= = \
Mrs. II. G. Watson Of Los Angeles,
Calf, who has been Visiting her
nieces, Mrs. ]. e. Davis and Mrs. H.
D. Schroeder Of 63l Eighth st., ex-
poets to leave Friday tor her home.
Mrs. Watson Is former resident of
Bismarck. having left here 80 years
ago for California, and has renewed
many acquaintance during her stay.
i = \
Miss Florence Homan and Miss
Sandra Andreava, both Of Hollywood,
Calf, who have been guests Of Miss
Romans mother, Mrs. John Holman,
ll9h Fourth st., left Sunday evening |
By train tor Los Angeles and win 60
10 Hollywood directly from there. Miss |
Homan, who + engaged IN motion
picture relief work, and her guest mo-
torod here with friends . few weeks |
aco and were houoeed ct several so
cial functions during thar stay.
i i 4
Mr.. and Mrs. H. =. Lit, COL Six
teeuth st., and Mira. J. H. Lit and |
Niss Mary Lift, at Seventh st.. have
returned from . two-week motor |
trim during which they Travelled 5000
miles IN eight states. After touring |
thu Hack Hills Of South Dakota they !
poaoed through Salt Lake City. Utah. |
-. raa,kA "a Fnnkana. Calf. where |
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viii Make Home Al Medina,
Where Bridegroom Il 70 b
High School Principal
During . nuptial mass read 1t 0t.
James Catholic church at jamestown


Turing = nupsaal mass read o q
James Catholic church ct Jamestown
Monday muenine. Miss Anahe,le
Brockman. dauehter az Mr.. nd Nh
.. n. Drockman. Janoestorn. hecame
the bride Of RAYMOND Janee Green.
wood. son AZ ~. ana NJ. r. a
Greenwood. Sl3 Avenue 4. ~. Father
Edward 0eraghty read the marriase
service.
Preceding the ceremony. Nrs. /. i.
Niemeyer, orsanist. played the sslarror
from 'The New world aymnhorv. !.
For the professional she played The
"Lohengrin" bridal music and dur
ing the ceremony she sounded softly
Beethovens MOONLIGHT Sonata
The brides sovn Vas 1 Period model
OF white net, fashioned floor lensth
with tiny ruffles adjoining the skirt.
and similar ruffles forming CAP sleev-
es. The waistline was married With
4 white taffeta sash. with the eovn.
the bride wore q white taffeta Breton
cap and carried gardenias.
Mrs. william T. Smith. Who attend.
ed her sister q matron Of honor. wore
q sleeveless almond pink dotted or.
CANDY model With : tailored neckline.
a flounced skirt Of floor length and
= blue taffeta sash. Her hat and
shoes were white and she carried 1
bouquet Of johanna Hin roses and
larlkspur.
Harry Greenwood attended his
brother at the ceremony.
After the church service. a break.
fast for the Immediate relatives ~.
served ct the Gladstone hotel. Mr..
and Mrs. Greenwood left afterward
for q trip to northern Minnesota and
the lake region. For travelling. Mrs.
Greenwood Is wearing Z suit Of navy
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III election lsss than = year ago.
Members of tho committee Of petit
TONERS sponsoring the proposal are
Frank Wet0tein, Nandan: Gus Win
greene, Bismarck, John Filler. Valley
city, Hans Peterson, jamestown, and
Guy Troyer, Rugby.
Il 10000 signatures are obtained
On the petition. the measure will 60
on the November election ballot.
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Loses Life Trying
To Rescue His Dog

Poison, Mont, July 17-(R>-
Jim Butler, sheepherder. lost his
life attempting to save that OF his
dog. the flockmaster's inseparable
companion and helper.
Engaged with two companions
IN cutting logs for q sheep pen.
Butler sprang In the path Of
falling pine to pull the dog to
safety when the tree struck him
on the head. killing him instantly.
The dog leaped safely aside.
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piano pupils Of Miss Florence Ffitch.
sc Park St, q their home at wilton
Monday evening. A program Of piano
numberA papers on musical subjects
and contests was conducted during
the evening.
winners In the contests were Mrs.
Ma Newman. Ma. =. L. Walker ana
the Misses Marian Gray, Beverly
Cummings and Elizabeth Schroeder.
Award pins we're presented to Miss
Betty WALKER and Mn. Newman
Those taking part In the program
were the Misses Virginia 0erow, Do
loges and betty Walker, Marian Gray,
Beverly Cummings, Darlyns rsegel,
Elisabeth Schroeder, Esther Howe
and Mrs. Newman.
Ice cream and cake were served by
the hostoe1e4 The group has i'd
josunsd until the september meetina
Is called.
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there for q week, joining the others
while they were on the return trip.
+ = +
Lack Of Cars Blocks
Kittenball Schedule

Lack 0f transportation has pre-
sented IN unexpected difficulty tor
the tWomen'S and girls nttenbal
league In filling outside engaSements.
according to Miss Betty Haaeenssn,
manager Of the womens athletic pro-
gram during the summer months.
A game scheduled ct Regain for last
Sunday afternoon had b b postponed
because there was no way for the 10
col team 70 get there. Other games
scheduled with the Sterling. Motif
and Driscoll women's teams may not
be played unless cars ara offered. An
all-star team played ct Wing recently
and It was hoped that several more
out-of-town engagements could be
filled.
Tuesday evenings schedule VIII see
the Women's team meet the House Of
David ct the william Moore school
ct o'clock and the Big shots play
the South Side Smackers Ut the south
field at the same hour.
Tuesday morning the pepettes
scored . decisive II to Z victory over
the Smarckerjacks In . league game.
Thursday morning the House Of Da-
vid and the Big Shots are to meet ct
the william Moore field.
\ i y
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee West OF Minne-
apolis. who are house guests of Or.
and Mrs. g. W. schoregge, 507 Sixth
st.. expect to leave for home ct the
end Of the week.
Gordon v Cox. el2 Thayer avenue.
west, has returned home after motor
Ing Mrs. Cox and their daughters,
Mary Ann and Virginia.. 70 Lake
Melissa, Detroit Lakes, MIMI. where
they are to have . vacation for the
remainder Of the summer.
Arriving home Monday for = visit
in Bismarck were Captain and Mrs.
r. A. Day and their daughters, Emma
Jane and Polly Ann. who are to be
guests Of Mrs. Days parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. william A. Falconer. 202 Avenue
Z, until August I. Captain Day. who
Is with the air corps, has been on
duty at Maxwell Field. Montgomery,
Ala, for Z year and now has been
transferred to Felt's Field. Spokane,
WASH, where the family will 60 i'm
mediately after the stay here. Since
leaving Montgomery on June IA, they
have been at Detroit, Mich. and ct
Park Rapids, MINI. It Is four years
since they have visited here.
\ \ +
Lester Strauss Mclean, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. L. W. Mclean. 2l21a Main
avenue, who has been having q vaca-
ton trip since receiving . bachelor Of
arts degree from the Univerity of
North Dakota medical school early in
June. returned to Bismarck Monday
evening to pass the remainder Of the
summer with his parents. He first
went to Chicago for q visit with
friends and then was at South Haven,
MIMI. where he was the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. George p. F1annery. former
Bismarck residents, at their summer
home. Later he was in Minneapolis
for . weeks visit with family and
school friends and his cousin, Ernest
Strauss, son Of DR.. and Mrs. Strauss,
223 First st. His last stop before
coming to Bismarck was at Green lake
near Willmar, Mimi, to visit with
Mrs. Strauss and her daughter, Miss
Cora Marie Strauss. who are at their
summer home there.
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Methodist W. n. N. s.
Today's Recipe

Banana Chocolate Matted Milk
I ripe banana.
cup milk.
I teaspoons cholocate matted milk.
Il teaspoon vanilla.
Silica or break the banana and force
through wire mesh strainer with a
spoon. Add rest Of ingredients and
mix Ia cocktail shaker. or mash
banana with spoon. beat with rotary
egg beaten until creamy. then add
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Democratic Women to
Make Campaign Plans

A meeting Of Democratic women Of
Burleigh county has been scheduled
Tor : O'Clock Saturday afternoon ct
the Bur3eigh county court house. The
sIthefing has been called By q com
D:ittse composed Of llrs 8. D. Cooke,
chairman, Dr. Fannie Dunn Guam
Ard Ars. Thomas 81. Theralson.
In making arrangements Tor thu
meeting. the committee has commune
Gated with Democratic women In each
precinct In the county, urging them
t. bring with them their friends and
neiohboEs who expect 70 vote the
party's ticket In the fall.
The purpose Of the meeting Is To
organise Tor effective work In the
campaign, according to the commit
tee members. They expressed the
hcpe that each woman In Burleigh
county, regardless Of previous politi-
cal affiliations, who has the success
cf the Democratic ticket q heart, viii
feel herself invited 70 attend the meet.
ms and to cooperate In the efforts Of
the Burleigh county womens Demo-
frAkiN osA0a SaSaAAlns
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Petitions Circulate
For Sunday Cinema

Petitions for initiation Of q law to
permit Sunday movies In North Da-
kota have been placed In circulation.
The proposed act repeats the law
now prohibiting theatres from operat-
Ing moving pictures Sundays. Opera
ton of movie theatres would be per-
mitted after 2 p. m. Sunday under
the proposal.
A similar measure was defeated by
only few hundred votes in the spec-
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hi release from Ne state psnitsn-
tiary and wAs brought 70 Fargo -
await alIatgnment be1ogo Judoe An.
drew 4iller. wright = charged with
theft Of 10 worth Of 1tamps and
money order blanks during Z robbery
q . bank ct Webster DEC. a, 1854,
for which he has been serving time.
The govefnment property was 81 =
safety deposit box IN The hank.
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Faces Federal Count
On Release by State

Fargo, July l7.-(R- Charged with
theft Of postoffice funds Ut webster,
N. D., Reginald Wright was arrested
by federal authorities Monday upon
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Indian Charged With
Assault of Girl, Is

Fargo, july 17.-(RHCharles Good
reau, an Indian, was arrested BY
members Of the United States mar
shafs office Monday at the stand-
Ing Rock Indian reservation, Fort
Yates. on charge Of criminally as
saulting a 13-year-old girl. He was
brought to Fargo and will be held
IN the Cass county jail in default Of
$500 bond pending arraignment.