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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-26
BROOKLYN, BOSTON,
CLEVELAND, chicago.
HAVE FULL ROSTERS
Sultan Of Swat Heads List Of
Eight Unsigned Players
in Yankee Camp
PAUL DEAN IS STILL OUT
Medwick and orsatti Reject
Cardinal Contracts; Teams
Head for South

New York, Feb. 26.-(P)-Babe Ruth
and Paul (Daffy) Dean head the list
Of unsigned athletes as the 16 major
league clubs speed up the annual
spring movement toward Florida and
California.
Only four clubs will pitch camp
with q completely signed squad. They
are the Cleveland Indians. the
Brooklyn Dodgers. the Boston Braves
and the Chicago Cubs. The others
lack one to nine men.
Fate Known Soon
Whether Ruth will spend another
season with the Yankees or 60
through with his threat to hang up
his spikes, may be decided when he
returns Wednesday from q hunting
trip and goes into a conference with
Col. Jake Rupert. Yankee owner.
Monday Ruth told q group Of 800
homeless men at an experimental ag-
riculture colony in Orange county
that he had definitely decided to
play baseball for several more years
because games I played in Japan
demonstrated I am good for several
more years."
"A decision about my future will be
made and probably announced In the
next day or two" said the Babe.
'Daffy' Not . Holdout
Paul Dean Is not regarded As Z
holdout In st. Louis. He said re-
peatedly he IS satisfied with his new
contract and Il NAV be he is merely
waiting to deliver 1t in person at Bra
denton.
The Yankees are trailing clubs Of
both leagues In signing athletes.
Eight In addition to Ruth have not
returned their contracts.
Besides the younger Dean, the Car
dinals haven't signed Joe (Ducky
Wucky) Medwick, slugging outfielder.
and Ernie Orsatti, another gardener.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-26

IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE

IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF O. N. Hagna, Deceased.
Notice 10 hereby given BY the un-
tate Of o. n. Hagna late Of the city
OF Austin in the county of Mower
and State Of Minnesota, deceased, to
the creditors Of. and all persons hay.
ing claims against the estate Of said
necessary vouchers. within six months
after the first publication of this no
tice, to said Administrator at his Of
flee in the city Of Bismarck In Bur-
leigh county. North DAKOTA. Or to the
leigh county. North Dakota. at his
office in the Burleigh county. North
Dakota Court House In the City OF
Bismarck in BurleiEh county. North
You are hereby further notified
that Hon. I. c. Davies. Judge Of the
County Court within and for the
county Of Burleigh and state Of North
Dakota, has fixed the 10th day Of
September. 4. D. 1895. 1T the hour Of
day, It the Court Rooms Of said
Court, In the said Court House in the
City Of Bismarck IN Burleigh county.
North Dakota, a. the time and place
for hearing Ing ana adjusting .s 81 claim,
HaEna deceased. which have been
duly and regularly presented - here
inbefore provided.
Dated the nth day Of February. A.
J. A. Hyland. the Admins
traitor OF the estate Of said
o. N. Hagna. Deceased.
First publication on the 12th day
Of February. A. D. 1895.
&C. i. Foster.
! Atty for Administrator.
Bismarck. n. p.
2.12.lo.3e.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-26
The Haig' Takes
Tampa Open Title
Veteran Of q Years Campaign
ing Wins First Champion
ship in Two Seasons

Tampa, Fla, Feb. 26.-(R-Walter
Hagen, winner Of many golf crowns
during his % years Of campaigning,
was mighty proud Tuesday Of his new
title-champion Of the Gasparilla
Open tournament here-for 1t was his
first victory in the past two years.
AS evidence that his championship
days are not over, Hagen had 500
first prize money In his pockets Tues
day and 3 card ot 2e0-even par for
u holes Of golf against = field Of
lis, including the country's best.
Second place went to Clarence
Clark Of Bloomfield, N. J., with 28l.
KY Laffoon Of Chicago finished third
with 282.
Harold Mcspaden Of Kansas City,
Kan, Billie Burke Of Belleair. Fla.
and Gene Kunes Of Hollywood, Fla.
tied for fourth place with 2sss.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-26
ONFECTIONERY, K. c. CUNTS
WIN CITY LEAGUE CAGE Tits
PiggIy WiggIy and Bison Teams
Turned Back in Basket
ball Games Monday

Maintaining cir undefeated
status, the State Confectionery quint
in the City basketball league scored
an "a to is victory over the Piegly
Wiggly team Monday night and the
Knights of Columbus team defeated
the Bison. "a to Is.
John Yeasley and Themar Slnlle,
leading scorers in the league, COM
bined to register 43 points for the
Confectionery tive and pave the way
for the one-sided victory. Agre was
the outstanding performer for the
Piggy Wiggly five caging six field
goals and brace of gift shots for II
points.
Paced by Sebastian Gotez who tai
lied five times from the floor and
added three points at the free throw
line. the Knights Of Columbus turned
back the Bison. Leler with four field
goals and a pair of free throws was
high scorer for the losers.
The scheduled game between the
Transient and Highway quints was
postponed Friday night. The next
regularly scheduled games will be
played Tuesday, March 5. sum
inaries:
State Con- l84, FG FIT Pr
Yeasley ................ II .
SlIllc ...s..... -
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-26

26-Py-Babe Ruth for 81 years brightest
by the New
signed contract with
rival National president
and assistant
the contract announced jointly by Ruth and
will share the
profits club and option purchase stock
affiliations with the Braves have been
during round world and
Colonel Jacob Rupert of the
Yankees
The correspondence leaves the for Ruth to assume
although Fuchs made plain that
Bill McKechne of the Braves has his full conf
control Of the unless circumstances
the field
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-26
u. S. Steeple Horses .
Rate High in Classic

London, Feb. 26.-(R)-Although It
Il considered almost heresy to sug-
gest that Miss Dorothy Paget's great
champion. Golden Miller. might fail
to repeat last years victory in the
punishing grand national steeple-
chase March = at Liverpool, . pair
Of American-owned horses have come
In for q world o: speculation since
the weights were announced.
J. B. Shows Delaneige, the To-
year .old jumper which chased COL
den Miller across the finish line last
year, and Jock Whitney's Thomond
II. which won third money after .
thrilling back-stretch duel with the
late Torbra, look capable Of giving
tho new champion IN even hotter
race this time.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-26

10y the A0o0Ct4to0 Sre0D)
Philadelphia-Ed (Babe) Risko,
1874, Syracuse. outpointed Paul
Pirrone. 100, Cleveland, (l0).
Paris, France-0ustaye Hum
cry, l35, outpointed Jackie kid
Berg, 134, England.
Chicago = Roy Laxar. 1904.
Paterson. N. j.. outpointed Art
Sykes. 1S5K, Elmire. N. r. co..
Johnny Liston, 100. Chicago, out
pointed Syl saluski. lS5. Milwau.
kee. 90.
New Orleans - Dave Barry,
124%, Chicago. drew With Nick
CamarAta, 18TH, New Orleans
(lN.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-26
Basketball Scores
tBy the Associated PreSs)

by the Associated Press)
st. Thomas 26; River Falls Tech
erS 48.
Valley City Teachers 26: Con-
cordia 40.
Sioux Falls College SO; Dakota
Wesleyan 81.
South Dakota State SO: Omaha
University IS. (Overtime).
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-26
Minneapolis Fighter
Shades Larry Udell

Minneapolis, Feb. 21.-(R-Belore
q packed house. Frank Androff
shaded Larry Udell In . tour.round
slugging match, the main event Of q
boxing program staged by the
knights Of Columbus in the l1ks club
rooms here Monday night. Henry
Schaaf scored + close decision over
Freddie Atkinson In the four round
sem. Windup.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-26

Mitchell. 9. D., Feb. 3e.-lR-util.
izing the greatest passing attack seen
here this year, the Sioux Fails Col.
lego Braves Monday night swept 70
championship honors In tho 0outh
Dakota intercollegiate Basketball
conference BY defeating Dakota Wes-
leyan's TIGERS % to 81.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-26
Pollock Aces Win
Independent Title
(Snecial - The Trlbune)

Pollock. q. D., Feb. 26.-(R)-Pollock
Aces, Independent basketball team,
won the championship Of the Ma
poleou Lions club tournament BY de-
featins the Harried Wizards, - 70 a,
IN the hard-fought final game.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-26

Copper identified q coming from
the region around Lake Superior has
been found In prehistoric Indian
mounds in Louisiana.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-26

There are q Johnsons enrolled ct
the University Of Missouri, 81 Smiths,
Is Miller and 10 Jones.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-26

G. A. speck operates . grocery
store at McAlinnville, Tenn, and
housewives say it Is one Of the clean
est places In town.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-26

Archaeological excavations indicate
prehistoric Louisiana was populated
densely by indians who lived In wall
ed towns.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-26

Mrs. Sweat and Mrs. Shivers work
side by side in a business office at
Nashville, Tenn.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-26

A Milwaukee social center iastruc-
tor almost knocked himself out when
no struck hts own nose with his fist
while demonstrating . stunt.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-26

Roy Hughes, q, ranking short.
stop for New Orleans last year, may
Be groomed for . job as utility In
La gaceta., 1935-04-15
ACTIVIDAD A LAS MEDI-
DAS QUE FAVORECE Ell
PRESIDENTE

Washington, Abril 15.-La
mayoria democratica en- Ell con-
greso, de acuerdo con ell progra
ma de su partido, Sc propone
imprimir actividad a las medi-
das que recomienda ell presiden
tie Roosevelt.
Les JUICES sobre la NRA, en-
ell senado, Sc terminaran en- es-
ia semana, siendo ell 1ltimo tes-
tigo el general Johnson.
Ell comite de concrete interes
fatal abrira cortos juicios sobre
la ley Rayburn-Wheeler, que Sc
refiere a las companies usufrac
.tuarias de acciones. Para fines
de semana Sc resolvera la ley de
seguridad social.
La gaceta., 1935-04-15
UN JURADO INVESTIGATE
LA SUBIDA EN- LOS PRE-
CLOS DE LOS ALIMENTOS

Detroit, Abril 15.-El gran
jurado iniciara ell jueves una in
vestigaci6n sobre los altos pre-
clos del pan, leche, carne y otros
comestibles Indispensable en- e,
hogan.
Las amas de casaS sc han ve4
nido ~quejando y la protesta ARE
clio por la subida de un centavo
en- Ia botella de leche y de dos
en- Ell pan. Opina ell fiscal que 10
que sucede sc debe a una comb
naci6n de elementos interesados
en- subir esos precios, en- detri-
mento de la comunidad.
La gaceta., 1935-04-15
FRACASO OTRO VUELO POR
LA

Lafayette, Indiana, Abril Is.
tercera tentative de Wiley
Post para ir de California a
New York, en- siete horas, por la
estratosfera, fracas6 aver a eau
sa de un defecto en- ell super-acu
mulador. Con su Winnie Mae,
Post aterriz6 en- ell campo de a
viaci6n de la universidad de
Purdue, a las 4:40 de la tarde,
luego de cubrir las tres cuartas
parties de la distancia en- och0
horas. Calcula haber llegado a
una altura de $4,000 pies.
La gaceta., 1935-04-15
SOCIALES

FL Homemade a Moran
En- ell espacioso teatro del
Centre Asturiano Sc destacaron
anoche las justas y reconocidas
simpatias de que goza ell actor y
buen amigo Arturo Moran, no.
menajeado con una function por
los "chicos" de la Secci6n de Re
creo.
En- la obra LA Tragedia de
'Lavina" 0 Gel que no come la
Dina" Sc distinguieron las Sc
noritas Maria Rodriguez y Rosa
Fernandez, Tomas Pasar6n, Ell
nino Daniel Menendez y ell no.
menajeado, que representa- ell
lpapel principal.
Ell Sr. Moran y la reina, Srta.
Julia Fernandez, tambien Sc
distinguieron en- ell entremes
"Pachin de Mieres".
Aplausos hubieron para las
muchachas de la Seccion de Da-
mas, en- ell Pasacalle y para los
numeros de yariedades.
Los espectadores salieron sa-
tisfeohos del programa y del fin
perseguido.
La gaceta., 1935-04-15
AMENAZAS DE HUELGA EN-
LA COSTA DEL PACIFICO

San Francisco, Abril 15.-
Charles w. Hcpe, director re =
gional de trabajo en- Seattle, tie
me que Sc vayan a declarar en-
hcelga $4,000 cbreros de la in
dustria maderera. Hoy Sc reuni
ran en- Seattle los delegados de
$4,000 trabajadores de los niue
lies para considerar 81 deben o
no prestar apoyo a los marine
ros de los vapores tanques de
aceite.
Mas de 1000 panaderos Sc dis
ponen a la huelga, en- San Fran
cisco, reclamando aumento de
formal.
La gaceta., 1935-04-15
PROGRAMS DE RADIO

Lucrecia Rori cantara a las
nueve de la noche, por Ia esta.
cion WDAE y cadena Column
bia, en- ell programa de los ciga-
rrillos Chesterfield, La misma
estaci6n y cadena ofrecera es-
tie programa: $50 cosmopoli-
|tas; $50, conciertos en- minia-
tura; 700, Myrt y Marge; 1880
aventuras; 8:15, Orquesta del
Regis; 1888, Kate Smith; II :15
Glenn Gray; IL 80, orquesta de
Jarrett, y HAS, orquesta de
Kay.
Estacion de Clearwater y ca
dena Nacional: 8:45, Lowell
700 Amos y Andy
z 80, Red Davis; $50, barito-
no Eddy 900, ministries de la
semana; $50 musica en- Hadyn
10 200, orquesta de Eastman;
10 80, concerto Pan-America-
no; II 100, orquesta de Marvey /;
IL Is, organista Crawford;
II 80, orquesta Myers; IL :08,
orquesta de Richardson y IL 80
orquesta de Keller.
La gaceta., 1935-04-15
Corte del Circuito
Ell Case DE BACALIS

Los abogados de la defensa y
ell ministerio p1blico p%ronuncia-
ran hoy sus discursos al jura-
do que actGa en- la causa contra
Peter Frank y Charles E. Lee
mons, acusedos de asesinar a
Jerry M. Bacalis.
Ell juez Sparkman condenara
los testimonies y dara instruc-
Clones al jurado, 81 antes decla-
ia sin lugar otra mocion de la
defensa en- favor de la absolu-
.ci6n.
Llevan la acusaci6n ell fiscal
.Farrior, ell teniente fiscal Hunt
ley y ell notable criminalista Pat
Whitaker. Defender Herbert
S. Phillips, Zewadski y Pierce.
La gaceta., 1935-04-15
eEA~1~
Eel A~NIVEt~~ E LA
! REPCBL1CA Ed NOLA

Con un buffet en- el restau-
rant "Columbia' Sc conmem0r6
aver en- esta ciUdad ell aniversa-
rio de la Segunda Rep1blica es-
pamela. Preside ell acto con su
acostumbrada caballerosidad,
atendiendo personAsnente "a los
invitados, el ST.. Pablo de Uba-
ri, consul de Espaha, a quien
8companaba ell canciller Sr.
Gustavo JimeneZ.
A~sistieron representations
&c las sociedades e~spanolas Cen
tro Espanol, Centre Asturiano
Y Loyal Knights of America.
Para la Republica y ell ST..
Consul Sc vertieron muy agra
cables frases.
Qued6 concertada la accion
ccnjunta de las s~2ciedades espa-
holas para festejar ell venidero
aliversario.
Entire otraS personals IaSis-
Il ron, ademas del Sr. Consul y
el canciller, ell presidente del
Csntro AstUriano, Sr. Luis L6-
pei, en- compania de JESUS Fer
r..ndez Diaz y c. Yanez; Anto-
Mo Alvarez y Jose Vazquez, vi
&c residences del Centre Espa-
III, en- representation del ST..
Ram6n Fernandez Rey, que ha-
ibfa contraido un compromise
con anterioridad a la fecha en-
Cua Sc lie remitiera la invita-
ci6n; Jose Vazquez y Adalberto
Ramirez, en- representation de
los Loyal Knights; DR.. Santa
go Paniello, director del sana-
torio del C. Espanol: DR.. "A.
Martorell, Celestino Vega, pa
DIRE; Celestino Vega, hijo Anto-
MO Flores , Luis Muniz, Jesus
del Rio, Ramon B. Diaz, por la
Camara de Concrete de Ybor;
Elis2o Perez, Joaquin Alvarez
Soils, Jose A. Gregory, Victoria
no Manteiga, nuestro directors
y otros cuyos nombres senti-
mes no recordar en- estos mo-
mentoS.
Las palabras del Sr. Consul,
muy atinadas y sinceras, fue-
ron calurosamente ~aplaudidas.
La gaceta., 1935-04-15
Ell A~NIVERSARIO DEL
~ASESINATO DE VALLEJO

Ell sabado Sc cumpli6 I'm ano
del asesinato de Belarmino Va
liejo, antique socio del Circulo
Cu5ano, delito cometido en- ell
teatro de la sociedad de la Gale
Catorce.
Por acuerdo de la junta gene
RAJ Sc deposit6 una corona sobre
su ,unba, en- ell cementerio
W. dawn.
"a Sra. Lydia Vallejo nos en-
caroa hoy demos las gracias al
Gil 1ulo por su d~elicadeza, man
da do la corona.
La gaceta., 1935-04-15
NOtd de DuelO

NOtd de DuelO
En- la ciudad de New York,
dej6 de existir ell pasado vierneJ
ell Sr. An,onio Almengral.
Su cadaver sera traido a Tam
pa donde recibira sepultura ell
pr6ximo viernes, en- ell Cemen-
terio de Woodlawn, a las 4:30
de la tarde.
Deja a sus hermanos y her.
manas, Diego, Frank, Alfonso,
Josefa Lutgarda y Margarita.
Ell cortejo partira de la ave-
nida % numero 1914, donde re-
siden SIS hermanoS.
Reel an sus familiareS nues-
tro Sc, lido pesame.
La gaceta., 1935-04-15
PARALA MUJER
Un Official igles sabe donde esta
enter%ado un tesoro

Una gram cantidad de so
que posiblemente ascienda a
unos 35 rnillones de d6lares es-
ia enterrada en- Africa del Sur
y solo conoce e. lug7r donde
esta depositadp Ell tesoro un o.
fetal britanico retirado Hama
do A. w. Lewis.
Despues de treinta y cinco
amos Lewis Sc ha puesto en- con
tacto con ell att comisaiio de
Africa del Sur para que Sc lie
autorice a extraer este tesoro,
cuyo escondite es la 1nica per-
soma que 10 conoce.
Seg1n Lewis, 10 ocurridq
10 siguiente:
En- 1900 las tropas inglesSX
iban gradualmente derrotando
al enemigo en- la guerra boer,
v ,Johannesburgo estaba en- pc
ligro.
Paul Kruger, p~residente de
la RepGblica boer, tenla miedo
de perder una fortuna que ha-
bfa confiscado a unos i%ntereses
mineros en- ell Transveal. Sc
daba cuenta de que Ipr6xima-
mente tendria que huir- y no
podria llevarse ell tesoro consi-
go. En- aquel tempo este Sc cal
culaba en- mas de diez millones
de libras esterlinas, gastandose
algunos millones EN- a%provisio-
namiento de material de que
ira para los beers. EntoHces
llam6 al comandante Hans Min
mix v lie confi6 ell cuidado de es-
conder la fortuna. Minnik, con
La gaceta., 1935-04-15
Del L. b. II. Club

DGt II. n. III. CtuO
Man. "a Sc reuniran los mu-
chach de esta entidad para ele
CIR la E..eva directiva.
Rog 70 C. Dfaz, Presidente
de est Club, parti6 hacia Sa-
wanna. Georgia, a alistarse en-
Ia Maj a Americana, despues
de hal preparado en- la ba-
Sc naval de Paris Island. S. G.
les graduado del Hillsborough
High School e hijo de los espo-
SOS N. Diaz, de la avenida Ne
braska numero 2S06.
jose M. Rodriguez, el Vice
La gaceta., 1935-04-15

PERIODICALS. ha extraviado
una perrita, mixta ratonera CO.
lor carmelita, Sc gratificara con
$500 al que la encuentre y la
entregue en- al 1910 Ga avenida.
La gaceta., 1935-04-15

Iayuda de otras oficiales desig4
'nados por el escondi6 ell tesoro
entire ellos ell captain Van Yaer
kirk, quien POGO despues con
uncs cuantos negros y sin que
nadie< lo supiera desenterr6 ell
tesof y 10 Ss.yio a .esconder en-
otr& sitio " el conocido.
Para que los negros no lie trail
cionaran los mat6,
Algdn tempo despues Van
Mierkirk fu6 hecho p%risionero
Dor los ingleses, decidiendo mas
tarde luchar al lado de los in
eses contra los beers. Fue des-
nado a mi regimiento. En-
pol Van Mierkirk me G9fO
|6nde estaba e%scondido ell teso-
70, y tres meses mas tarde mo-
iria en- campana, BESIDE entonces
yo he side el dnico hombre que
saba ell lugar donde estaba es-
condido ell tesoro.
En- 1884 Lewis escribi6 al al
Ito comisario, ofrecienl ole loca-
liar ell lugar donde estaba en-
terrado este tesoro 81 Sc lie daba
un tanto por ciento. No podfa
desenterrar el personalmente Ell
~tesoro a causa de que pudieran
'plantear una reclamation los
intereses extranjeros a los que
.fue confiscado ell tesoro.
Ell exoficial britanico no sa-
be a 10 que esciende ell dinero y
barras de orc ~enterrados; pero
calcula que bien pudieran ser,
al precio actual, de tres a siete
millones de libras esteriinas.
La gaceta., 1935-04-15

Bale
Recordamos ell bale que ell
dia 20 de este mes, en- la sala de
los Caballeros del Aguila de
Orc.
Tocara una magnffica or
questa.
La gaceta., 1935-04-15

De la Gran Fiesta
Pronto dare importantes no.
de la Gran Fiesta Pri-
maveral.
Me atrevo a asegurar que los
espaciosos salones resultaran
.pequenos.
Sc pondran mesas arriba y
abajo.
La gaceta., 1935-04-15

Para que Sc preSente
En- ell Consulate Cubano, es
solicitado ell Sr. Manuel Diaz
Villar.
La gaceta., 1935-04-15

|Presidente, presidira la Junta.
Componen "la mesa que ce-
sa: Srtas. Title Rogers, Secre-
~taria; Josefina Constantine vi
ce; F. M. Rodriguez, Reporter,
w 10 Granda, TesOrera.
La gaceta., 1935-04-15

Cesar RiUerO.
Evening star., 1935-05-18
JOSEPH BIxLER DIES:
LONG IN U. S. SERVICE
Stroke Fatal to One of Few In
jured Survivors of Theater
Disaster in '93.

Joseph F. Bixler, rs, retired men,
Der of the marshals Office at the
Justice Department and one Of the
few seriously injured survivors Of the
Fords Theater disaster in 1893, died
yesterday at his home, 821 Massachu-
setts avenue northeast. Death was
due to apoplexy. Mr. Bixler having
suffered a stroke while motoring
Wednesday evening.
A native of Pennsylvania, Mr.
Bixler was teacher in public schools
before coming to the War Department
in 1891. He was transferred to the
Justice Department in 1895 and
served continuously until his retire
ment in 1929.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs
Mary Shively Bixler; a son. John s
Bixler of this city: daughter, Mrs
Schuyler c. Enck, jr., of Harrisburg
Pa, and grandson, John NJ. Bixler
He also leaves two brothers and foui
sisters: j. Louis Bixler of Washington
D. L. Bixler and Mrs Anna Kochen.
derfer of Ickesburg. Pa; Mrs. Laurs
Simonton of Harrisburg. Mrs. Mary
Cowles of Philadelphia, and Mrs. D
w. Lesh of Newport, Pa.
Services will be conducted at the
j. William Lee funeral chapel
Fourth street and Massachusett!
avenue northeast, tomorrow at 2:3(
pm, by Rev. S. T. Nicholas, D. D.
pastor of the Keller Memorial Lu'
theran Church. Burial will be al
his former home near Carlisle, Pa.
Evening star., 1935-05-18
10th MAY PROCESSION
SCHEDULED TOMORROW
Six Sections to Be Included in
Holy Trinity Church Event
at 3 PM.

The 10th May procession Of the
children of Holy Trinity Church, one
of the colorful Spring events Of old
Georgetown, will take place at 3 pm
tomorrow.
The procession will consist Of six
sections, with members OF the Holy
Name Society of the parish as body
guard and James J. Sullivan as grand
marshal.
A large class Of boys and girls who
earlier tomorrow will attend their first
holy communion will march in the
procession. Another group in line will
be members of the Young Ladies So
dality of the church
The May queen is to be Miss Eliza
beth O'Connor, chosen because of her
excellent standing in the graduating
class Of the high school. Other grad
yates will compose the retinue in her
court of honor.
The procession will move through
the streets adjacent to the church,
passing in review before the students
of the Visitation Convent.
Evening star., 1935-05-18

The first thing Frank Walker did
in his new relief experimenting Job
was to frame the six relief principles
laid down by Mr.. Roosevelt in his
message to Congress. This frame is
kept on Walkers desk.
No estimates have yet been made
about the rate of spending the new
relief money. The President has
ordered the Treasury to receive ad-
vance estimates and prepare q peri
odical (probably weekly check on
the flow Of funds, but no spending
scheme has been worked out yet.
One OF Postmaster General Far
leys friends has been dropped BY
the N. r. A. from his code authority
job. The dropping pds called
resignation, but Dasn't. Violations
of the code in his section are
supposed to haze been behind 1t.
The N. r. A. conveniently forgot
to notify Farley OF its action.
Friends Of near-Senator Holt Of
West virginia are preparing to blame