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Evening star., 1934-12-08

Glenelg, brother of the bridegroom.
The music was played by Mr.. John S.
Thiemeyer of Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs Cissel left Immediately
after the ceremony for an extended
trip. They will make their home at
Glenelg.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. Bentley Of
Brookline Mass. are spending some
time at the Martinique.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. K. Hanson Of
Pittsburgh, accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs James Dobson of Bristol. Conn.
arrived yesterday and are occupying
a suite at the Wardman Park Hotel
over the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward E Paramore,
jr., Of Beverly Hills, and Santa
Barbara. Calf. are at the Shoreham
for a short visit before going to New
York for a visit of two weeks.
Mrs, Barclay MOffat, accompanied
by her two children and Mrs. George
Murdock Of Red Bank. N. j.. is at
the Dodge.
Mr. and Mrs. B. H Roth Of New
York City are at the Carlton for
a few days.
Evening star., 1934-12-08

Miss Sewers to Make
Debut This Afternoon.
Mrs. William Sewers will entertain
at a tea this afternoon from to Z
o'clock in her home on Connecticut
avenue when she will present her
daughter. Miss Ruth FELTON, Sewers.
The debutante will wear gown OF
silver lame and will carry bouquet
of silver roses.
Assisting her will be Miss Louise
Alexander, Miss Martha Davidge, Miss
Louise Myers, Miss Ruth Ellen Pat
ton, Miss Elizabeth Rowan, Miss
Diana Rowland, Miss .Eunice Rodman
Evening star., 1934-12-08

The Minister of Switzerland and
Mime. Peter will entertain at dinner to-
night in honor of their guests, Mr..
Alfred Schwargenbach of Zurich,
Switzerland, and New York, and his
son and daughter law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Schwargenbach, who are guests at the
legation over Sunday.
Evening star., 1934-12-08

The Minister of Finland, Mr.. Astrom,
who will return to Finland in January,
was the guest in whose honor MIR. and
Mrs. Emil Hurja entertained a small
company at dinner last evening In
their home in GEORGETOWN.
Washington Journal., 1934-02-09
81 cinem elenben 8nitanbe.

sd mo6te meinen 0onf fir einq
Wfeoi5in aasipreden, bon Der idj
iiber5eugt bin, oaB tie meme Mutter
gerettet bat, Die iib iabrelang in 1r5t.
li6er gebanOlung befano,~ i1reibt
Serr 9. Brunette aus ct. 9ioace,
Que. nWteine Wflttter lit an Magen-
bel6meroen, Die lire @elunobeit 10
angegriffen batten, oaB iie li1 in Ell
Ten elenoen 3uitanoe befan0. Seit-
Dem tie 6orni's MlpenfrGuter ge=
braudt, bat ii6 lire @eiunobeit 10
glan5enO gebeiiert, oaB ib Die Mfeoi-
ain niAt bod genug loben farn. "
DieleS beriibmte &rautermittel lit
wegen ieiner por8iigli9en @irfung
nnf ben 8eroauungspro3eB befannt;
es regt Die Magent1tigteit an, erb0bt
ben Ippetit uno belebt ben Stoffmed-
iel; glei65eitis pirft iie borteiIbaft
auf Die @rsideioung. MlpentrGltter
lit fein getpObnliAer &an0elsartifel
nur 2ofalagenten, Die BON Or. @eter
6abrnep & Sons So, 1901 @aib-
ington 8lUo., Chicago, ST.. ernannt
Iino, f0nnen eS liefern.
Washington Journal., 1934-02-09
Senator Sit6cod selturben.

Senator g. so. Sit6cod, Ser 1917
olS 8i8eooriiBenoer oes oausIduiies
fitr ausmGrtige Angelegenbeffen" i'm
Senat ben Antroe o4f &~rieaserfIa-
rung gegen 9eltf6lanO einbrahte,
na1oem Der @oriibenoe Senator
Stone, Miiiouri, ii6 qetpeiqert
batte, ooS 81 tun, 9torb bier in @af6-
tn9ton Dorige @o1e Samstag. Seine
Sei9e Dltr0e nod omaha, Nebrasfa,
iiberfiibrt, mo- er niele Sabre Seraus-
geber Oes aSmaba @orlo Serol0"
mar. @r fpar biele Sabre i'm Som
greB, i'm Senat felt 1910, i'm Gepra-
lentantenbauS felt 1908. @r mar
Niitglieo uno 5iibrer Der 6emofrati.
i6en Partei uno bic redte Sano oes
Brditoenten 8ooorom @illon. or
Dar IA Sabre aIt.
Washington Journal., 1934-02-09
Spbn g, Asnsip & g., Snc.

SIS lit aud NIT fleinen Sa6en rid
tig, 81 0uUerldiiigen 6irmen gu
geben.
&oble lit beionoers onoers als on
oere 4rtifel-ein Claimant liebt aus
mie Elm nnDerer- aber Elm Sa6Der-
1tanoiger fam ben llnteridie0 ieben.
9osielbe lit mabr nit &oblenL mir
miiiien 81 elmer perlaBliAen Girmo
geben-io cine perldBli6e 5irma III
6ie Sobn q. Ignep & Co. Snc.
9ieie befannte @aibingtoner Sir
ma, felt rs Sabren eta6liert, bat ale
@rten BON &oblen fir aaerbano Sc
bral6.
Sbr Sauptartitel lit Superior
@ntbraeite" cine feline 2ualitdts-
foble, nit Der Die 6irma Agnem ibre
&unoi1aft felt Sabren befrieOigt.
SEER Otto 9. &apmono, lelbit Elm
9entider, Der Generals anager Der
Sirma, lit gerne bereit nit aller @us-
funft 81 oienen.
@ir empfeblen Die 5irma unieren
2eiern uno erin6en Sic, bel giutdn-
fen oas uSOurnal" 81 ermabnen.
Washington Journal., 1934-02-09
Nus 0ereimsereiten
9entI@amerifaniider sROrt-aIn6

9ie fir Ben nergangenen Sonntag
angeiesten SuBbalipiele fieIen leioer
elmer GliBerlt ungiinltigen @itterilng
gum Spfer un0 pie es beim S6rei-
ben 0ieier 3eilen nusiiebt, miro aud
n66ften Sonntag fem Spiel gum
9Iustrag fommen. Smmerbtn tpeiien
mir I'M pieoerBolenoen Sinne auf 0ie
Sportna6ri9ten in Sen Sages5eitun-
gen bin, oa penn irgeno m0gli1, bod
iebr intereiiante 8reffen ouf benz &a-
LENDER lteben. llniere 2iga muB BEL
eriter @%elegel1beit in Der 8orlhIuB=
rlinoe gegen D8ritiib limited g. g.
antreten un0 5tpar i'm Catholic Uni
beriitD StaOium. Die gielerne bat
elm 2igaipiel 81 beltreiten. @lio bal
ten mir Sen 9altmen fir giinItigere5
8etter, 0amit uniere Spieler ni1t
Dor S6luB Der Spielloiion unr0tig
lteif mer0en.
Am fommeroen Sonnabeno trifft
fi6 allies mas NAL ri1tig bergniiet
lein wia auf unierem Mosfenboa
un0 mir tpeiien bierbei olsoriidli6
auf unlere In3eige in oieier Musgobe
0es S%ournals bin. IS eriibrigt IiA
beinabe nod bel @orte 3u D~erlieren,
oenn mir iinO iiber0eugt, OaB aud Die
les Nial elm ieoer ermartungsgem15
auf feline Soften fommen miro. Sung
uno @lt ioa ii6 bel uns unO nit inns
amiiiieren uno nidts bleibt uns mebr
Diini6ensmert, ais an oieIem Mbeno
alien unleren @0nnern gu betpeilen
Die iebr unier OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
es iid gelegen iein lGBt, unieren
5reunoen uno @0nnern 0ur6 GRIND
li6ite Gorbereitltng 0es Bales einen
nnoergeBli6eL bergniigten uno biIli-
gen Abeno 3u bieten. SerrIide Brci-
ie lino angei6afft Doroen obne Giid-
ii6t auf ben &oitenpunft. 9ie Weuiif
miro Sic iiberrai6en. Cine Sombola
bietet auBer0em nod ben @liidli1en
alerbano lleberral9ungen. 8eioreen
Sic fi6 &arten i'm 8orDerfouf. SSr-
genomelde Ausfunft erbolten Sic am
belten BON Aooms 2070. Seoermanl
ioute ii6 foitiimieren. ltrfomiIGL
originen o0er pbantoitii6, gotl3
gleid mie, Die @allptia6e 1T Dergei-
fen Sic Sbre Sorgen fir 0ieien
Ibeno uno folgen Sic unierer ginla-
oung.
gLnf @ieOeriebenl Gamstaa, Ben
10~Jebrmar 1894, abenOs $50 1tbr,
in Der n&misbts Of Columbus" Sale,
Tote nnO 6 Strafe, q. %.
/. q. oes @oritanoes:
s. SIS.
Washington Journal., 1934-02-09
9entIde Oper in @aIbingtOn, OOriot
ISOLDE.

Ser SER 8oti6ofter, 9r. Sons
Sut6er, bate Dorige ISOLDE oie San
ger uno SGngerinnen Ser 9per
uSobengrin~ BON Der San Carlo
Sperngeieai6aft bel ii6 at @afte.
Wfitglieoer Der oelttiden 8oti9oft be-
Iu6ten am foleenoen Gage, 6reitag
abeno, Die Sper ielbit, oeren duBere
aufrna6ung handles gu piiniden
iibrig lieB, Die aber i'm gan3en an
nebmbar geiungen nurOe. @or al
ben porige ISOLDE gegebenen Spern
fparen Die oeutiden (W1artba, SGniel
urO @reteD UNI beiten belu6t, tuie
aue 3eitungen mitteilten. Mit auf-
fubrungen, pie lie in 9euti9lono ge-
geben meroen, fonnteh tie Die BON boz
riger ISOLDE aber ni1t berglei6en.
Washington Journal., 1934-02-09
9entidler Sbeater- Stint

Am 6. Sebruar fan0 Die OiesmaIiqc
Notwithstanding ln0 8eamten-
mabl ltott. Die ein3elnen 8eridte
0es Sefret1rs, &%a1iiererS un0 0es &e-
giiieurs tDuroen obne Menoerungeu
angenommen. Cine Sobresberi6ter-
itattung erfolgte our9 ben Hr1Iioen-
ten @uItab @eller, in pelder Die elm
3elnen 8egebeubeiten oes &lubs Or.
mabmtng fanoen. Snterne Mngele-
genbeiten Dur0en nod oieiem 8eri6t
erleoigt uno nod oieier m11roe 8llr
Neupabl Der 8eamten gei9ritten.
0as @rgebns oerielben ergab Sic
8ieoerDabl Der Serren:
@uitab Seaer, 8rdiioent;
@alter Camp, 8i3epr1fioent;
@brenfrieo 90. 81. @i6eL Sefretdr
&arl Sdtpar3e, &aiiierer;
SenrD $. Seller, H%egiiIeltr,
Sermann 8lanfenburg, @ergnii-
gungsausi6uB 8oriibenoer;
ISM. Sannemann, 8ertraliens-
mann.
Die Serren 9reber nno SocobIon
tpuroen als &aiierebiioren fir oos
@ei6dftSiabr 1884 ertD1blt.
9ie e%initimmigen @ieoer= uno
Nellpoblen feb in ieoer @rt Dos Ser
trauen Der 5ablrei1 antpelenoen Wfit-
glieoeri6aft erfennen nno beripraG
ieoer ein5elne Ser 8eamten audi i'm
neuen @i6dftsiabr iein 8eites fir
0as fDeitere &lubleben 3u tim uno
am @eiteraufbau mit3ubelfen.
Na6 oieier @abl, pel1e teiltpeiIe
cine NeutDabl tpar, mur0en Die iomeit
in 9lrbeit begriffeuen @lane fir oie
am
II. 6ebraar, ahen6s 8 llbr,
in Der Hierce @ole, t5te uno Sor=
barb StraBe 81. IS. itottfinoenoen
5ten Stiftnngsfeit-T eier
borgelegt. @intrittsfarten iino ourd)
Die Mitglieoer 8u ieoer Belt erb1ltli6.
9ie Seierli1feit miro IiAerIid
ale borbergegangenen Seiern oieIen
Gbarafters iibertreffeu. 8ortr1ge &C.
idngli6er Art, cine Geltreoe, aud Elm
Tbeateritiid nit nadfolgenoem Ean5,
er0ffnet ourd cine Yolonaiie, peroen
unieren Iieben @1iten oes @benos ge-
boten perOen. @iien uno Srinfen
nidt 81 pergeiien.
Nlt6 an oieIer STEELE ergebt ber8-
lifite @inla0ung an oie ~geiammten
oeutihen @ereine Ser Stoot @aibing-
ton. 9ie DEFENDERS ousgeianoten Gin
laoungen an Die 8orlibenoen Ser ein-
8elnen 8ereine mogen att1 ben Ser
einen ielbit 8ugdneIi6 gemobt tper-
ben.
Somit n9luf @ieoerieben" uno
u8iibnen-Seil~ am II. Gebruor in
Der Yierce Saae.
6. sc. 81. @i6eI.
Washington Journal., 1934-02-09
sdnee nnO aalte in @aIbinstun.

8orige ISOLDE 0onnerstog fling Is
tii6tig 5u fdneien an. Samstog uno
Sonntag batten Die Sdulfinoer piel
SpaB NIT S6littenfabren. sic foul
ten Die Siigel binunter, uno am
Wfontag befamen iie nod ettpas
S6nee oa5u. Am 9ienstag IeBte
8onDetter Elm. ginige Menldenle-
ben iinO BET Dem 5dlittenfabren ober
bod nerloren geganger, ilnge 2eutq
nno &inoer, Die 9egen 9[utos uno
8dume fubren.
Washington Journal., 1934-02-09
9entIde ainObilber in @aibinstOu.

9as Bib o6rieoeride" Dorige $50
DIE in q8ierce=Soa~ bierIelbif mar
alerliebit. Die Saupti@oulpielerin,
@foop @briitie, ipieIte uno lang gan3
p~or8iigli6. 6ran3 2ebor batte cine
annebmbare, einidntei9elnoe @uiif
oa5u gei6rie6en. @s mar niGt aGes
biltoril6 riGtig in Dem oargeiteaten
Sngenole6en @oetbe's; ober f6on
mars bod. @aan iob Seienbeim uno
Dos &farrbous, Die 5ron g It OF n
nit ibren 5tpei blonoen S0dtern,
8eimar uno ben Ser5og 6 81 Ii :
gu #, ben Serrn bon &nebeL Den
liebenSpiir0igen 8forrer 8rion Iel-
Der; @oetbe, Der oidtet uno Iingt uno
fomponiert, oen &beim oeutfden
&affeefu6en, SGn8e in Ser @elea-
i6aft in StraBburg, uno i1tpGrme-
rii6e 2ie6e uno gntiagen. Ser Soal
mar bon. Ole meiiten 8eiu6er gin
gen befrieoiat nod Sauie.
Washington Journal., 1934-02-09
@iIfins Coffee anb Sea.

llniern 2eiern itebt elm beionOeres
8ergniigen bebor uno 0tpar ieoen
M1ontog, Dienstae, Mittpod, DOM
nerstag uno 6reitog. lin 6.45 llbr
abenos an oieien Sagen gibt oie be-
fannte u@ilfins Coffee Sirmu fiinf
Mal bic @o6e an Der NnoioItotion
@-S-S-@ cine groBe Maoio-T orltel-
lung.
Die 2eier oes u@aibineton Sour.
nails" ioaten ii9 oieies Yrogrnmms
INNER erinnern Inn 6.45 l1br abenos,
bon Montag big 6reitoe. Station
use Coffee.
Greitags beeinnt oas proeramm
I'M $50 ubr.
Washington Journal., 1934-02-09

burg Oes @olfsmobIs uuo bier uie
bort Die glei6e @nti6Iofienbeit, oieIe
Soeale Ser GeriuirfliGung ndber al
bringen.
AuBenpoIitii6 treibt HooleoeIt,
fpie er ebenfaas in Ieiner 8otlhoft
bonn 4. Wfdr5 bereits anfiinOiqte, sic
Eolitif oes oguten @aAbarn" ser sic
Hefte oes anoeren reipeftiert un0
linter loDaler 8eoba6tung 1einer ber-
tragliden 8erpfli1tungen nit Dem
onoeren in 5rieoen 8u leben ii6 be-
miibt. gr min nidt, ooB Noroame-
rita Der aufieber iiber Sen gon3ea
@r0teil lit; ionoern oie anoeren Staa-
ten in Weittel- un0 Siioamerifa IoIlen
iid an oieier @eranttDortrnq betei-
ligen. @r min nidt, Dab Sic Ser
einigten Stdaten mie biSber lelb1t=
berrli6 iiber <ba beItimmen, Ion=
bern ct lu0 aae on0eren amerifunis
lden &epublifen am Montaq ali Ell
ner 8elpre6ung oariiber elm, Oh Ser
nere fltbanii1e %rGiioent anerfannt
merOen foae. 9ie anoeren itimmten
mie &ooienelt fir Anerfennung, oie
0enn aud borgeitern erfolgte. Mud
init HliBlnno bat er Die 8e5iebungen
oes gltten No6barn aufgenommerL
MIR nit Sapan ideint es ettpos 8lt
baperrt. SSn peiten &reilen Nmerifos
befiirhtet man baloige ernIte 8ertpid=
lungen 5pil6en &rBlan0 uno Sapan,
uno Die SDmpatbien iino bier gan3
alsgelpro6en auf Seiten &rBlanos.
Mon lit bier BON Ser ruliil1en Srie=
oenslie6e felt iiber6eligt uno betrad-
tet Sapans @erbalten gegenii6er
@bina, DEFENDERS ober gegeniiber
Manoidufuo als gegen ale BON SSo-
pan freiDiIlig a6geiAloiienen @ertrd-
ge uno Gerli6eritngen perItoBeno.
3a5lt fommt, OaB Sopan fib anidei-
memo ni6t nit elmer &~riegsflotte im
8erb6ltnis 3:5 8u Mmerifo begnii-
gen, ionoern oas &eft ouf cine eben=
10 ltarfe Seema1t beaniprufen miro,
mie iie in Ben 6lottenpertrGgen BON
@aibington 1929 uno 2onoon
1890 9lmerifo uno england 3uge-
biaiet ipuroe. 9ieles @erlongen SSa-
pans balt man fir unbere9tigt, 90
es 3u 8erteioigungs8meden cine 10
groBe 5lotte ni6t beil0tige, uno oie
3eitllngen iino bon bon oiiiteren Ser
m~utungen iiber Die fiinftigen gntmid-
lungen ouf Dem StiQen S3ean. 9ie
amerifanif6e @0miralitGt bat liH Die
ie Stimmllng 5unuBe gema6t unO
bonn &ongreB @rmG6tigung gum
Mltsbau Der 6lotte bis sur S0dit-
gren3e obiger 5lottenabfommen erbe=
ten; altgenblidli1 lit Die amerifani=
i6e Slotte in &%reu3ern uno 3erIto=
rern melt inter Ser ibr Dertragli1 5u=
geltanoenen StGrfe. Ser 8unoesfon=
greB miro mie In aaen an0eren gro
ben Hroieften ben @iini9en Der &e-
gierung aud bierin foleen uno bO9it-
mabri1einlih ben Musbau Der 6lotte
betpiaigeu, in Ser itiaen Soffnune,
ooB i6on 0ieier 8ei9llB geniigen
neroe, uni Die Agitation geipiiier ia
paniider &reiie fir cine getpaltige
iapaniide Seemo6t erbebli9 ab8u-
oGmpfen. Die @elt bralt6t 0lr @e-
nelung bon ibren politii6en uno
tpirtihaftli6en &ranfbeiten Dor aGem
&ube uno Srieben, Sebe Mogli9feit
elmer 5rteoensitorung erregt oaber
ald in Amerifa iebr itarfen I'm
miQer.
Washington Journal., 1934-02-09
gupfOtt Oemtider @aren a~nfse6Obeu

9ur6 fonigli9es 9efret bob Die
boaanbii6e Megierung Ben 8opfott
oeutlher @nren auf, pelAer fiir5lid)
BON Der Gtnnt 3anbam einem
S6iffsbnll0entrum SoQanos, nnge-
oronet moroen mar. Bon Seiten Der
&egierllng mlrbe erfl1rt. es tonne
elmer Dem Staat untergeoroneten @e-
meinoe nidt geitattet peroen, cine
feinoli1e @altltng gegen cine befrelln-
0ete Station ein5unebmen.
Washington Journal., 1934-02-09
NriOn 9amen gsrein

9ie g~eriammlung oes arion 9o.
men 8ereins finoet am Mitttpod.
ben "A. 5ebrltar, na6mittags / ubr.
BET Jran g.. Sdnerger, 218-9tt
StraBe g.. g., Ttdtt.
81. @oBmann SER.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-02-15
Tribut,e's Grain, Livestock and
Market Report for Thur, Feb. IS
DISCRETION RULES
BUT STOCK MARKET
PUTSFOOT FORWARD
All Securities Except Aircraft
Shares Feel Effect. Of
Upward Trend

New York, Feb. l5.-(R-The stock
market again put a foot forward
Thursday but, with the feeling that
governmental eyes were still upon It,
discretion continued to be the watch.
word.
With the exception Of the aircrafts,
which further reflected the airmail
controversy, most groups advanced
fractionally to around 2 points. Vari-
Gus specialties found followings. The
activity was more pronounced than
Wednesday. Cotton got up about 81
a bale. grains were steady and silver
and rubber were firm. Foreign ex-
changes were narrow. Bonds moved
up moderately.
New highs for the last year or more
were reached by shares of Montgom-
cry Ward, American Can and some
others with advances Of q point or
more. The rails regained popularity
with Santa Fe, N. Y. Central. South
ern Pacific and Union Pacific get.
ting up to 2. Gamers of as much
included Chrysler, Republic Steel,
Western Union, American Sugar Re-
filming, U. S. Smelling. Allied Chem
ical, Sears-Roebuck. U. S. Steel, Con-
tinental Can. Loew's, U. s. Smelling,
American Smelling. Case and Deere.
American Telephone was bit higher.
but the utilities and alcohols gener-
ally Jagged. United Aircraft and
Douglas Aircraft were off fractionally
to around q point.
The close was firm. Approximately
100000 shares changed hands.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-02-15
CHICAGO

Chicago, Feb. l5.-(R)-U. 8. D. A.
Hogs, $4,000; including 1000 direct:
about steady with Wednesdays aver.
age; 10000 lbs. 4.So-7o; extreme top
ATS: good pigs 30o-5o: packing sows
l0-l5 higher at 3.0o-4.O0: light light,
good and chosen l4o-l60 lbs. 4.lo-6s:
light weight, 10000 lbs. 4.40.7o; med.
ium weight. 200-250 lbs. 4.5O.75:
heavy weight, 250-35o lbs. 4.20-6o;
packing sows, medium and good, 275-
$50 lbs. 3.5o-4.lo: pigs, good and
choice, lOo-l30 lbs. 2.7S-4.lO.
Cattle. $500: calves, 1000; Ill
grades weighty steers firm; better
grade light and long yearlings fully
steady; lower grades slow: other kill
Ing classes uneven. but mostly steady
to strong with beef COWS slow and
vealers fully steady: best yearlinss
early 7.lo: some held higher; most
weighty steers SIS downward with
prime 1850 ID. averages up to 6.76;
slaughter cattle and vealers: Steers,
good and choice, $4,000 lbs. ESQ.,
7.50; 90o-ll00 lbs. 5.75-7.35; 100 1900
ITO. O.AO. S.3V, ASVVeAOVV AO0. 9.OUe0.1os
common and medium, 550-l300 lbs.
4.25-5.50: heifers. good and choice,
S50-750 lbs. 5.50.7oo: common and
medium, 3.75-5.S0: cows. good, SIS.
AS: common and medium, 3.o0.3S:
low cutter and cutter. l.5o-3yo0: bulls
(yearlings excluded. good (beef),
3.00-35: cutter. common and medium,
2.25-3.l5; vealers, good and choice,
5.50-7.0o: medium. 500-50; Gull and
common. 4oo-5.00: stocker and feed.
er cattle: Steers. good and choice.
500-l050 lbs. 4.25-52S; common and
medium, 3O0-425.
Sheep, 1900: rather active buyer
interest; fat lamb undertone strong
to Is higher: good to choice offerings
frequently 1000 upward: bids down.
ward to s.75 and below: sheep steady:
other classes scarce: lambs. % lbs.
down, good and choice. 100000;
common and medium. 7.35-o.25; oo-e8
lbs. good and choice. 8.75-e.85: ewes,
00-l5O lbs. good and choice, 3.75-525;
all weights, common and medium,
275-4.25.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-02-15
melvin A. TRAYLOR
D|ESOF PNEUMONIA
AFTER LONG fight
Noted Chicago Banker, Born in
Log Cabin, Rose to Place
Among Mighty

Chicago, Feb. lS.--tHg-Death has
closed the career OF Melvin A. Traylor
the banker who rose from humble
beginning In q Kentucky log cabin to
become an international figure in
banking and q national power in poll
tics.
His heart weakened by a IS days
siege Of pneumonia. the 55-year-old
president Of the First National Bank
. 5000, 600, 900 institution died at II :06
o'clock Wednesday night 1T hts home.
Mrs. Trayior, who was the former
Dorothy Arnold Yerby Of Hillsboro,
Texas. and the couples two children,
Melvin Alvar, Jr., and Nancy, were
with Mr.. Traylor. who had been un-
conscious for several hours when death
occurred.
Artificial respiration, an oxygen
tent, and q serum made from the
blood OF Mrs. Traylor. who had re-
covered from an ordinary attack Of
pneumonia. were used, but to no avail.
The patient suffered seven relapscs.
but amazed his physicians each time.
by rallying. so that they held out hope
for his recovery almost to the last.
Funeral arrangements had not been
completed early Thursday.
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C. ON TT N U E ID
~ 1on paoo en- -
1000 Hoist White
Flag to End Fight
In Vienna Suburb

attacking troops In close fighting.
Chancellor Dollfus was called the
workers only hope" In handbills cir
culated as peace appeal Thursday.
While the army was engaged In
what government officials called 4
hopping up" process. 1000 Socialists
were In jail and two had been exc.
cuted.
Karl Muenichreiter, ~. . shoemak-
er captured Monday, was the first to
die. He was followed early Thursday
morning by George Weissel, chief Of
the Floridsdorf fire department.
The Jewish Geographic agency sent
out a dispatch saying serious trouble
for the Jews In Austria was indicated
in a radio appeal issued by the gov
eminent Of lower Austria.
The local government made it clear.
the Dispatch said. that the fight is
being carried out In order to make
Austria free Christian country"
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WHEAT IS Higher
AS TRADERS HEAR
OF CAPITOL. TREND
Information at Chicago 10 That
Exchanges May Escape
Restrictive Laws

Chicago, Feb. Is. - R - Higher
prices for wheat Thursday accompa-
MED Washington unofficial intima-
tions that the proposed restrictive ma
ttonal grain exchange code and the
stock exchange code would be modi-
fled.
Increased selling on resting orders
developed on bulges In the wheat
market, however, and proved suffi-
cient to hold advances in check. On
the other hand. some attention was
given to disturbing aspects of the po-
litical situation in Europe and the
Far East.
Wheat closed firm at the same as
Wednesdays finish to Il higher, May
90A-&, July 80k-ss: corn unchang-
ed to y off. May 81 - So. July 537s :
81: oats ~ down, and provisions Z
to IL cents up.
With cotton as we'll as the stock
market giving encouragement to
buyers. wheat values moved gradually
higher. A statement from leading
authority said that. in view Of the
light interest in the wheat market.
the inherent strength evident was
surprising.
The assertion was made that de-
creasing Of domestic supplies Of wheat
was removing the greatest menace Of
recent years, burdensome carryovers.
Corn and oats were upheld by wheat
price gains.
Provisions reflected q rise of hog
values.
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Apartments for Rent

FOR RENT-In Rue apartments. all
modern room apartments. Fur
nished and unfinished. Private
baths. Laundry privileges. Call at
III Avenue A or phone l256-W.
FOR RENT-Desirable, well furnlSh-
ed 3 room apartment. Private bath,
Ground floor, front entrance. Gas
range. Close to capitol and schools
Call at 808-7th st.
FOR RENT-One Groom apartment.
unfinished and one 3-room apart
ment. unfurnished. Gas, hea t,
lights and water furnished. Also
a garage. 622 Third st.
FOR RENT-Modern . room apart
ment, partly furnished. Large
enough for three or four adults.
Front door. private entrance from
street. Call at rear ll8-1st st.
FOR RENT-Furnished 2 room mod
ern clean apartment on ground
floor with private enhance and Muir
ply bed. Inquire $40 Ave. B.
FOR RENT - Three room modern
apartment, Kelvinator, electric
stove, and city heat. Phone BAT or
inquire at Cut Rate Drug.
FOR RENT - Modern furnished
apartment. Also large room. Call
at TIT Thayer or phone 622.
FOR RENT: One unfurnished apayt.
men,. City heat. Electric refrig-
srator. Electric stove. Fireprool
building. Available at once. Rent
reasonable. Inquire at the Bismarck
Tribune cffice.
FOR RENT-One furnished ; room
apartment. 6l2-lst.
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For Sale

FOR sALE-TYPEWRITERs, Add.
Ing machines, EXPERT REPAIR
ING on all office machines. Sup.
plies. CAPITAL TYPEWRITER
GO. 2O7 Broadway. y block West
Of Postoffice. Phone $40.
WE SELL 200 broke and unbroke
horses every Monday. We are buy
ers for 500 mules. We sell register
ed draft stations or exchange for
other livestock. Elder Horse Sale
Co.. Inc. jamestown. N. Oak.
WE HAVE one carload Of Early Ohio
and Irish Cobbler potatoes to offer
at $l.l5 per bushel. Cabbage, car
rots. beets. parsnips. rutabagas and
squash at prices consistent with
quality. Western Produce Com
pany. ala E. Main Street. Mandan.
N. Oak.
LIVESTOCK SALE-The Missouri
Slope Community Sales will hold
their next sale Of livestock at the
fair grounds, Mandan. on Satur-
day. February oath, at p. M.
Farmers desiring to sell horses,
cattle, hogs or sheep bring them to
sale pavilion on Friday, Feb. 23rd,
or early Saturday forenoon. We
will have plenty of buyers for all
classes Of stock, SO do not hesitate
IN bringing them. For further in
formation call Mandan 468 or write
Missouri Slope Community Sales,
Mandan, N. Oak.