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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-26

Bank of the United States--tho banks in which we trusted impli- citly, the banks which operated un- der the colors of our country's name, and which failed us in a crisis; the banks over which the government has no management other than that of inspection.
 On the expiration of tho first bank charter in 1911, 1t ceased functioning, but in the year 1916, q twenty-year charter was grant, cd to second group who wished to establish Q second private bank.
 Andrew Jackson strongly op- posed this system of private bank ing. quote his exact words:
 If congress has the right under the constitution to issue paper money, 1t was given them to be used by themselves, not to be delegated to individuals or corpora tions."
 To the testimony of Washington, Jefferson, and Jackson, may I re- spectfully add the name of Abra- ham Lincoln's secretary of the treasury, Salmon P. Chase, and his comments on private owned banks. My agency in procuring the passage of the bank act was the greatest financial mistake of my life. It has built up a monopoly that affects every interest in the country. It should be repealed But before this can be accom- plished, the people will be arr rayed on one side, and the banks on the other in a contest such as we have never seen before in this country"
 If ever in the history of this na- tion it's spirit, its liberty and its constitution were revered and un- derstood, none surpass in reverence ard in intelligence these noble four: Washington, Jefferson, Jack son and Lincoln.
 For those who fail to see, or wish to remain blind to facts, we must not be too quick to condemn, for they are victims of a monetary system of education; a system that was poisoned years ago by ( we'll intentioned Hamilton, who fool like, rushed in, where angels feared to tread.
 The history of the republic of Athens has not been written tn vain. The story of the Roman Republic has not been forgotten, The pulpits of America wIll not fear to preach the justice and char ity of Jesus Christ and condemn the modern banker and industrial. lsf who fay "Hsavy and nnsuppoft- able burdens upon the backs Of the people"
 GEORGE L. AYorTE.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-26
Selected Poem
IMPERIAL MELLOW (Peking Vignette)

lrgaret Mackprang Mackay in The Christian
 Science Monitor) In the porcelain shop. In the sky-blue boxes, Dynastc pieces Of Imperial Yellow Are the frail commands Of echong reigns: one as yellow As the heart of lotus; One. as the wings Of the Chinese oriole; One, the sun On the lunar New Year; One, as the tiles On the Palace roofs; And one as bright As the golden joy In the eyes of the young mother Showing her first-born son.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-26
Daily Almanac

Moon rises i:4i a. m. (daylight time). Smn rises 5:l5 a. m; sets s;34 D. m, daylight timeD.
 All vehicles must be lighted thirty minutes after sunhck.
 High tide CNew iihven), ThurA.day. June 27, 9.36 q. m; low tide. 3;t9 D. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-26

l. What is the name of shy. locks beautiful daughter, in shakespeare's Merchant of Ven- ice?"
 ?. What is the real name of Joe Penner, the comedian? \.
 8. Who was Morpheus?
 4. What method of executing the death sentence is used in fed- eral penitentiaries?
 5. In what country is Hudson Bay? @
 6. Which state Is represented In the U. s. senate by Robert M. La Follette7
 2. Which of the American coi- onies was founded by James Ed. ward Oglethorpe?
 8. Who said, "The pen is mightier than the sword?"
 g. What body of water sspa- rates Long Island from the Con. necticut shore?
 10. What form of government has Switzerland? e
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-26
Daily Washington Merry Go Round
o isss MA
- BY DREW PEARSON ROBERT S. ALLEN

Authors of washington coRound" Teeth Holding Company Bill Pulled by Houses Fou Horsemen Hud deston Peteng Mapes Woverton Did in Committees Give SEC Blanket Authority Decide Which Companies Abolish In This Form Believed Supreme Court Will Call Act Unconstitutional
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-26

Since being accused by Senator Ashurst of trying to "play billiards with elliptical- billiard balls and spiral cue," Senator Long seems inclined to play ball in the regular way.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-26
Horoscope
By oCTAvINE

By OCTAVINE
 For persons who believe that human des- tiny Is guided by the planets, the daily hor0. scope is outlined by q noted astrologcr In ad. dition to information of general interests, tt outlines information of special interest to persons born on tIlc desIgnAted dntes.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-26
Your Questions Answered

Ron enn ess % anaWeR e any anaWeEabio question of fact eP in. foeuinei0n by vsFtllmg e yEedeRlek M: 2. Kes1y. @se.slsn Hssssss s.,t.Ss...l.s Lns Bureau, IO18 Thlreeowth street, Washington. %. O., emel0wim9 THRHH cents in eoin eT pontage stanlps for reply. Do not use postnl cards. Medical and legal advioom cannot be given nor can extended research Do made. AtD other nmastaOmn win receive . personal reply. Letters without nama. or address cannot be am- avveFed. All letters are oOnfl0em. elal. You ere cordially tnvited to make use Of this free uervteo DO
 THE rDlTOR.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-26
A Thought for Today

When he maketh inquisition for blood, he Femembereth them; he forIetteth not the cry of the humble-Psnims 9, i2.
 Be wise; soar not too high to fall but stoop 10 rise.-Massinger.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-26
O. What is Q kibitzer?

Q. Does the U. $. government pay for gold only in debentures? A. No; payments arc made by
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-26
Test Your Knowledge

Can you answer seven 0f these test questions9 Turn to last page for the answers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-26
IN TO-DAY'S MAIL

What ink' all letters and the Editor
 .newsppe s tespnlAef Q i Q opml homl ln
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-26

Q. Do watermelons ever weigh as much as 150 pounds? [ A. Some grown in Turkestan along the Tigris River have, under special conditions, attained the remarkable weight of 275 pounds, Tn the United States melons weigh ing over 125 pounds are rare. In 1925 a record melon was grown near Hope, Ark, which weighed l36 pounds.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-26

If you want copy of our new booklet Indian Names and Their Mornings, write to the Waterbury Democrat Wilmington Bureau, en. closing ten cents (10c) in postage stamps.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-26

TO.DAY's COMMON ERROR Never say, "France demanded Germany to disarna"; say, demanded that Germany disarm."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-26

of Colombian bonds to collect defaulted loans made by Ameri- can citizens.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-26

A, There is a U. $. Naval sta ton at Balboa, Canal Zone. Heavy fortifications have been built at both entrances of the Canal ana brigade posts have been establish cd near the locks. Both the Army and the Navy have aerial forces at the canal, and 6 base for sub marines is maintained at the At- iantic end.
 Q. What was the Herrin. H., lot?
 A. It was the outcome of n ued between the Ku Klux Klan md the Sheriff. The Ku klux Klan appointed a man to seek out boot leggers and prosecute them, charg- Ing that the Sheriff neglected to attend to his duties. The first riot occurred in August, 1924, in which six persons were killed and five wounded. In February 1925 ill., feeling again resulted in violence and four persons were killed anu six wounded. Later one of the wounded men died.
 O. What does the name Lever- mean?
 A. It is a French family name, lerived from a locality, and means tlder.tree.
 O. Is there a fish called gur- ard?
 A. It is spiny fish, several ipeeies of which inhabit the North Atlantic coasts, the more im- portant being the gray gurnard, the tub or latchet, the red gurnard, and the piper. Gurnards live upon erustacea, as small crabs and shrimps, also upon fishes and echinoderms. They spawn In sum mer, the eggs being buoyant or peiagic. They make faint grunting sounds, produced in the air-blad- der. They are eaten in England, but not in America.
 c. What Is Q kibitzer?
 A, Frank Vizetelly gives the definition as; a person who unask. cd, interferes in the affairs of others; he is ono who breaks In. to conversation and volunteers ad- vice, or tells how things should be done V ithout invitation to do so.
 c. Does the U. $. government pay for gold only in debentures?
 A. No; payments are made by of Colombian bonds to collect defaulted loans made by Ameri. can citizens.
 Copyright, 1885, by United
 Feature Syndicate, Incl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-26

Copyright, 1885, by United Feature Syndicate, Inc.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-26

c. Who was the last widow of a Revolutionary War soldier to receive . pension from the United States government? N
 A. Esther s. Damon, who died at Plymouth Union, Vermont, No- vember II, 1906, at the age of 92.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-26

Q. Are pokeberries edible? < A. No.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-26

government checks which can be
 cashed for full value at any bank.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-26

O. Give the name and address of the Soviet Ambassador to the United States.
 A. M. Alexander A. Troyanov- sky, Ambassador of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, 1l20- 10th street, N. w. Washington D. c.
 Q. Is the Panama Canal Zone fortified?
La gaceta., 1935-05-17

Elvira.
Despues de manifestarle las
pretensiones de Candida, la d.
10:
70, guerilla Ebyira, me per
mitirfa darle I'm c~onsejo, que Sc
ria la soluci6n de TODD y la base
de una tranquiIidad, expuesta a
perderse 81 listed no resueENe
este de modo que complazca a
.Candido.
Olga listed, padre,-res-
pondi6 la marquesa.-Precisa-
mente pensaba pedirle csc con-
sejo que listed Sc brinda a dar-
me. va We: no tengo otra per-
soma que listed de confianza con
quien hablar de estas cosas, y
por mi sola no me atrevo a re-
solver.
La gaceta., 1935-05-17
Sc GASTARAN 800
EN- 0BRAS PARA CREAR
TRABAJO EN- FAVOR DE
LOS A

Washington, Mayo 17.-Luet
go de dos horas de labor la CO.
mission de 90 miembros que di-
rige Ell presidente Roosevelt, a.
cordo aver g~astar, en- obras pa
ra crear trabajo en- favor de los
parados, $1,115,546,5 500. Los
proyectos aprobados Sc ejeeuta+
ran en- miles de pueblos y eiuda-
des, en- tode 81 pals.
Frank C. Walker, jefe de la
division de solicitudes, declare
que el dinero Sc gastaria en- la
forma siguiente: para carrete-
ras y GALES, $200,000,090 eli
minaci6n de cruces del ferroca-
rril, 1900, 100000; obligaciones
anteriores, S1d0,00o,0 900; pro.
yectos generates del departa-
mento de la guerra, 102, l86,600
pesos; para Ia planta de ~electri-
cidad en- Passamaquody, Maine,
100000 900; para trabajos en-
el Mississippi entire 81 rio Mis-
souri, y Minneapolis, 25,o00,000
de pesos; trabajos en- Ell rio Mis-
souri,, por debajo de Siou City,
$21, 700, 900; programa de ca4
sas, $249, $50, 900; divisiones ri
rales, 500, 900, 900.
La gaceta., 1935-05-17
Noticiias de Base~Ba Ball
RUTH PIENSA
SEGUIR JUGANDO

st. Luis, Mayo 17,-El vete-
rano pelotero Babe Ruth des-
minti6 aver ell rumor de que
piensa retirarse ahora de la par
tie activa del deporte, aseguran-
do que hoy reaparecera en- ell
"line-up."
"Falso, eompletamente false,
ESQ de que me considero yencido
y que voy a retirarme. Manana
volvere al juego y seguirt mien
tras pueda ser de utilidad a los
Braves. Tuve un catarro, pero
empiezo a seHtirme bien y mi
estado fisieo es perfeete,"
La gaceta., 1935-05-17

Els natural. La question es
muy delicada, Y crea listed que
edho sobre mi conciencia una
responsabilidad grandisima al
intervenir en- este asunto; pero
a clio me obligan ell interes que
.por listed siento, la amistad que
profese a sus senores padres,
que Dios tenga en- su santa glo-
ria, y hasta mi condici6n de sa-
cerdote. Ministro, aunque indig-
de una religion de paz, la paz
debo procurar en- TODD Y sobre
TODD en- ell seno de las familias...
Abandon6 ell t9no mistico a
que habfa recurrido para pro,
nunciar esta Ultima parte de su
discurso, Y anadi6, recalcando
bien las palabras, como para
hacer resaltar su significado,
La gaceta., 1935-05-17
ANGOTT SUPERB A
AL GILLETTE

New York, mayo 17.-Mas
de $500 personas Vieron en- &C
ci6n en- ell Coliseo, a Sammy
Angott, del Bronx, y Al Gillette
del West Side. Ell primero al
canz6 la decision de los jueces,
por amplio margen.
Ed Guerra, del Bronx, derro-
to a Jose Baez, de Puerto Ri
co, mientras Dan Koplick, de
Yorkvill, puso a dormir a Pat
sy Sylvestri, de Harlem,
Joe Nichols, de Fordham, "a
cost6 a Henry Katash, y Dave
Casson hizo tablas con Phil ST.
riani.
Peter de Ruzzi, de White
Plains, venci6 a Karol Peton, de
Manchester.
La gaceta., 1935-05-17
LLIGA NACIONAL

Solo un desafio habia sena-
lado para aver.
Con la bateria Zachary-L6pez
Ell Brooklyn venci6 a los Pira-
tas, aunque estos batearon doce
hits.
Zachary Sc creci6 en- todos los
momentos dificiles.
Taylor dispar6 tres hits en- 6
veces al bate. Lopez di6 cinco
viajes a la "goma," pero no pu-
do "conectar." Zachary ha Ian
en- 81 innings" y solo han
podido hacerle dos carreras.
Brooklyn &c, Oh, De,
Pittsburg DC, 12h, 2e,
La gaceta., 1935-05-17

NADIA w..
y quisiera listed serlo; es
natural. iCalma! POGO a po-
co.,. Cuando Elvirita no Sc da
tanta prisa en- testar, es por-
que renace en- ella la CONTAIN
"a en- listed.
ESQ creo y es 10 unico que
me ~consuela; de todos modos...
-iSiente listed impacien-
'cias?
-Impaciencias.,,.. no tanto;
recelos, temores...
-Vaya: iquiere listed que
liable yo con Elvira y lie aconse-
je que haga algo... que decida
algo?
-llEn que forma ha de deci-
dir?
ESQ listed me 10 indicara
La gaceta., 1935-05-17

guirlo.
-Varias veces 10 he tratado
con ella; pero es in1til... Seria
forzoso llegar a la violencia.
-Creo,.. y este que quede
entire nosotros, que Elvira Sc
decide a hacer testamento a
de listed y de su hija.
Haze tres amos que 10 es-
ia hacienda y nunca llega ese
dfa.
-Mejor para listed.
-Ciertamente, ST; porque,
ST ella faltase, serfa 70 libre
de administrar a mi antojo los
bienes, 10 que no creo suceda
81 ella hace testamento.
-Pues lde que Sc queja US
ted?
De que no soy duefio de
La gaceta., 1935-05-17
NO ESTA A
NADO CON LA SUSPEN-
SION DE VscUsl

Ell director de Jimmy Leto,
ell pdgil latino de Tampa, ha en-
una carta T'En colega To-
cal, ell "Morning~5ribune" d.
ciendole que Jimmy no tiene la
zo>Slguno con la suspension que
ACADIA de imponerle a el la Co
mission de boxeo del estado de
Connecticut.
A Leto Sc lie ha ofrecido un
match con Tony Canzo1eri, Ell
nuevo campe69 del peso bligero,
" ell combate Sc efect6ara en-
West Springfield, Mass, a ulti-
mos de este mes,
Ante la comfsi0n atletica de
Connecticut Sc aeusa a Viscusi
de haber tratadO de sobornar a
negro Cocoa i'd. Leto pele6 des-
ipues con ell negro y lie yenci{
por apeciable yentaja,
Viseusi tiene especial interes
en- que a Jimmy no Sc le relacio-
ne, nj siquiera calumniosamen-
tie, con ell acto que a 81 Sc lie atrt-
lbuye.
Todos sabemos por AGA que 81
Ijoven gladiator es un ciudada-
no decente, incapaz de entrar en-
maniobras iiicitas.
La gaceta., 1935-05-17
CORTE DEL CIRCGTo

Ell juez Sparnman conden6
aver al negro Ed Johnson, ma
tador de Lille Bell Lish, a bri-
sion por toda la vida. I'm jura-
do lie declare culpable de asesi-
nato en- primer grado, con reco-
mendacion de clemertSia.
Annie May Langton cumpli-
ra 20 amos de preside por la
muerte de Gertrude Kingke. La
defensa present6 una moci6n de
nuevo juicio, que fue denegada.
La gaceta., 1935-05-17
LAS PELEAS EN- Ell CAMPA
.MENTO DE TAMPASHORES

En- ell campamento de tran =
seuntes de Tampashores Sc ba-
tran esta noche Bob Hunt, de
116 libras, y Johnny Arts, de
'118.
Tony Phillips sera ell adverse
rio de White Ramsey, en- Ell Sc
mifinal,
Bill Pippin sera Ell advesrsa
rio de Chuck Reed y Fred Roth
Sc batira con Arthur Stone.
La gaceta., 1935-05-17
Sc CASARA CON
UNA MAESTRO

Swan Lake, N. Y, Mayo IT
Sc ha anunciado aqui que jim
my McLarnin, ell campe6n del
peso welter, despues de que de-
.fienda aqui su corona, ell Ola 20
de mayo, Sc casara con una
maestro de ensenanza primaria.
La futura Sra. McLarnin es
Lillian Cupit, una atract!va tri-
de Vancouver. Su COM
promise amoroso data va de al
gun tempo.
La gaceta., 1935-05-17

Mi deseo fuera que la for
tuna de ella Sc colocase del mo-
do siguiente: la mitad en- valo-
res o casas a nombre de Marta
Y con administrator indepen-
Idiente. La otra mitad, a nombre
de ella, a favor MIC, 81 hace
'testamento, Y administrado por
mi desde ahora. No creo que sea
|mucho exigir.
FL padre Cerrada disimulo
una sonrisa que asomaba a sus
.labios, Y contest6 gravemente:
-iQre ha de ser!
Y lie ofreci6 hablar con Elvi-
ra del asunto.
La gaceta., 1935-05-17
BOXE @
LOS RUSOS INVITAN
A MARCEL TH1L

Moscou, Mayo 17.-Una
i~nvitaci6n Sc ha extendido al
campe6n de boxeo Marcel Thil,
de Francia, para que de aqui
una exhibition teniendo de ri
val al campe6n russo Victor Mi
chailoe, de la categoria semi
pesada.
Sc ha cursado la invitaci6n
por conducto del Consejo de Gu
tura Ffsica.
La gaceta., 1935-05-17

pero sin abandonar la melosa
hipocresia que lie era propia:
@Quiero decir con este, que
seria injusto tachar de oficiosi-
dad exeesiva ell paso que doy, Y
mas adn achacarlo a estos o a
los otros movies, va We listed:
aunque arregle sus asuntos en-
esta o en- aquella forma, ique
Voy 20 ganando? NADIA. Solo Ia
satisfaction de verla a listed
'ranquila que puede vivir quien,
listed, es injustamente vic
INA de tantas adversidades.
La gaceta., 1935-05-17
CANA $125, 900 ANUAlES Ell
PRESIDENTE DE Ma
OIL

New York, Mayo l7-Ia com
pania Standard Oil, sd21n un
informe aprobado aver, paga "a
~nualmente a su presidents, Wal
ter C, Teagle, un sueido de 125
pesos. Las ganancias de la
corporation en- ell ano fueron de
45,618,9 $50, acordandose repair
tlr $1.76 por acci6n,
La gaceta., 1935-05-17
LA LEY SEGA MANTENIDA
EN- R POR 80 vO-
Tosl

Atlanta, Mayo 17.-El estado
de Georgia qued6 aver en- la lis
ia SEGA por solo 80 votos de di-
f%erencia, 1929 por la abolici6n
y S2,109 en- contra. No obstanta
ESQ una,mayorfa de los electores
aprcb- la venta de cerveza y vi
nos Iigeros. I'm condado, ell de
Dawson, no habia mandado su
Iescrutinio; perQpal e~nviarlo Sc
lvi6 cue Pc Ia abolici6n hablan
Ivotado 1877 y en- contra 80.
La gaceta., 1935-05-17
Folletin No. 1T
LAS PENAS
QUE REDIMEN
dido sofia decirle:

dido sofia decirle:
va We listed como Sc rea-
lizaron todos nuestros proyec-
tos... No tan bien como hubie-
Sc sido de desear; pero ibah !
con mana y tempo, va llegara
listed a la meta. Por 10 prom
to es marques y goza de GUAM
tiosas rentas.
ST; pero Elvira jamas me
autoriza para manejar la for
tuna a mi antojo.
-Pues yea listed de conSe-
La gaceta., 1935-05-17
Ell PROGRRA DE .LuCHAS
DEL PRoNIMO-LUNES

Tn vaquero de Texas, joe
Lindsey, luchara a 80 minutes,
ell lunes, con Tom Mahoney, Ell
|artista de las HAYES de tijera.s
Rudy Strongberg, el aIegAn,
|luchaSa coa~Daoe Canuock, con
so minutes de tlifnte.
Ghafoor Khan no figurara en-
ell programa porque EMBARGO a.
yer para New York, de donde
10 llam1ron por tener enferElc
a un hermano.
La gaceta., 1935-05-17
11GA(bkER1cANA

Los Yankees recuperaron a.
yer los 'espejuelos de batear' y
con Is "jilotes" llegaron 10 We
ces a Ia "goma," dejando a los
Indios en- hlanee y con 7 hits.
lnsd etra victoria.
ONION 30 spare un "tribey'"
do, IS" y un shit" Ben
Chapman ayud6 con un cuadran
gular y un "tubey" y Tony Laz'
zeri, Hoag y Combs dieron dos
terapeutieos cada uno, Alb
Wright, desempenando el jar
din derecho del Cleveland, en-
sustitucion de Campbell, anadi6
pn tubey y dos hits al tonron y
tribey del dia anterior,
Cleveland DC, III, lie,
New York 10c, 15h, De.
Tommy Bridges Sc hallaba a.
yer en- uno de sus buenos dfas
Y dej6 a los Senadores en- seis
hits y dos carrerasn Los tigres
aprovecharon sus ocho hits pa
"a anotar siete yeces. Esta veto
ria ha sido la deeima del Detroit
en- los 1ltimos - desafios.
Detroit 7e, 8h, Be.
Washington &c, Oh, Be.
La gaceta., 1935-05-17
LA POSICION DE LOS ZION.
RoNERRs"

En- los juegos de aver en- las
grapdes ligas solo Sc bate6 un
"jonron," salido del bate de
Chapman, ell jardinero DE- los
Yankees.
OFT y Fox siguen al frente de
los "jonroneros," con 8 cada u
no; johnson, John Moore, Joe
Moore Y Vaughan, 7 cada uno;
Bonura, de US Medals Blancas,
tambien tiene Z. FL total de ba-
tazos de ~"cuatro esquinas" en-
la Americana eske SO y en- la
Nacional A2ya22
La gaceta., 1935-05-17
DE SEGU

VENDEDORES DE G
RIOS para p6lizas de vida de
$3.50, $500 y $1,000, en- un
plan de pequenos pages men,
suales. De So a Sc al contado
y ademas de los renuevos. Es-
criban a sol Hildebrant Bldg.
Jacksonville, Florida.
La gaceta., 1935-05-17

Claro esta que Elvira tran
quiliz6 los escrdpulos de su con-
fesor' mostrandose muy agra
La gaceta., 1935-05-17

Posici6n de los Clubs en- la
Liga Macional,
La gaceta., 1935-05-17

Posici6n de los Clubs en- la
Liga Americana
La gaceta., 1935-05-17

El padre Cerrada habl6 con '
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-04-22
FATHER HOLLEMAN
TALKS ON EASTER
Holiday Observance in Foreign
Countries Pictured for Lions
Club Members

A deeply significant talk on the
esprit of Easter" was given Monday
by Rev. Father Henry Holleman, as
sistant rector at the st. Marys pro-
cathedral, at the regular noon lunch
con Of the local Lions club.
Father Holleman spoke on the dif-
ferent methods Of observing the Eas-
ter holiday in England. Scotland
Germany and other European coun-
tries. He told of the origin OF the
Easter egg as a symbol of the res
direction.
Roy Neff reported on the progress
of the Cleanup and Paint-Up week
campaign which will be launched
Saturday with the assistance OF the
Boy Scouts and the Association OF
Commerce.
George Shafer. Jr., sang two solos
accompanied py Miss Phyllis VOL
yerton at the piano. Carol Lyon was
appointed to make arrangements Tor
the local delegation which will at
tend the fifth district convention OF
the Lions International to be helo
June II, l8 and 10 at Aberdeen, $. D.
Plans for the Ladies' Night dinner
and dance program were discussed
DIR. r. B. Strauss, Joe Spies and
Harry Woodmansee are members OF
the committee in charge OF arrange
mentS.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-04-22
BISMARCK GRAIN
FURNISHED by RUSSELL Miller COY
Date April ~.
Beulah Juniors Give
Three One.Act Plays
(Snecial To The Tribune)

Beulah, N. D., April 22.-Three one
act plays, given by members Of the
Junior class of the Beulah high school,
proved highly entertaining to large
audiences Wednesday and Thursday
Of last week.
A good portrayal Of court scene
was given in six" with James Bury
as the criminal, Edward Sailer as the
Judge, and Frank Perkins, Dalton
Mounts, Roger Enderson, Jesse
Thompson and Bryce Tayver, cast in
supporting roles.
Woman of Judgment" was an en-
tirely different type Of play, picturing
Violet Mott as kleptomaniac under
the spell cast upon her by Ferne
Murray In the role of her employer.
Gladys johnson, Cleo anderson and
Mabel Bauer played other important
parts.
Attired In typical costumes Of Cos
sipy neighbors. the juniors staged
"Neighbors," a comedy-drama. Cleo
anderson, Lilly Kabanuk, Bernice
Schmid, Gladys johnson, Mabel
Bauers and Edward Sailer made up
the cast.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-04-22
Sift More Clues in
Staying at Harvey

Minot, N. D., April 22.-P)-Sifting
OF clues continued Monday IN the
investigation by Wells county author
tiles into the murder early Saturday
OF Donatus Lesmeister, %, fatally
shot by one Of two men to whom ne
had Just delivered an automobile load
of alcohol . short distance west OF
Harvey.
The scene Of investigation activities
shifted to Minot during the weekend.
but no murder suspects are In Gus
tody though several men have been
questioned by the sheriffs force. the
police and States Attorney Robert
w. Palda.
States Attorney j. w. Schmidt Of
Wells county. Francis Stockman.
Harvey, who witnessed the shooting
Of Lesmeister. and several other Har-
vey persons came to Minot Saturday
night and discussed the crime with
local authorities.