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Evening star., 1935-05-18
IRIS GARDEN TO BE OPEN

The iris garden Of Charles w. Ayars,
PIT Maple avenue, Takoma Park. Md,
containing from 1900 to 1.40O plants,
will be open to the public the week
Of May 19. More than 400 varieties
of iris are represented in Mr.. Ayar's
collection, with wide spread of COL
ors and tones. The maximum height
of bloom will be during this week.
Evening star., 1935-05-18
To Create Spacious Air.

To create the appearance Of spa
eiousness in q room, paint the doors
and woodwork the same color as the
walls. A room with low ceiling
may be made to seem higher by
bringing the ceiling color down the
wall to the cornice. To make CELL
ing seem lower paint 1t the same
color as the walls or even darker.
Evening star., 1935-05-18

the Federal Housing Administration
by the General Electric Co. in its ef-
forts to bring about a more thorough
understanding of the benefits to be
derived through the National Housing
Administration.
Evening star., 1935-05-18
Plastic Material in Clocks.

All except the motor parts of new
line of cyclometer, or jump, type elec-
trio clock is made Of nodded plastic
material The line includes desk and
wall models.
Evening star., 1935-05-18
Maryland Forest Fires Cut.

During the first six months of 1894
there were 689 fires reported in the
forests Of Maryland and during the
last six months this number was re-
duced more than half, to 256 fires.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-03-25

NEW LOW LIQUOR PRICES are still in effect at THE TOTEM GROCERY. ss adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-03-25
OPERATIONS SOON : START ON RETAINER
 MINING PROPERTIES

H. H. Cowley of Wilson-Fair banks & Co.,, has recently returned to Juneau after a short visit to the Seattle office. He reports that the Banner Brothers, who have charge of the Ere inner Mining Company operations in the Brem- her district, have now moved all their freight from Mccarthy. It consists of several hundred tons and reliable reports from the mine state that as soon as the mill starts running the mine will be on a substantial producing basis. The freight has moved with greater progress than was anticipated and the entire equipment is now at the Pot Hole, and camp is being nov ed to Sunshine Lake, which is more than half way With weather holding, the Banners expect to have the freighsing finished a full 30 days ahead of schedule, about May 30.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-03-25
REGISTER! REGISTER

NEW LOW LIQUOR PRICES are still in effect at THE TOTEM GROCERY. -adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-03-25
f 'CHAINED" IS
 NEWEST GABLE
 CRAWFORD FILM
s Sple ndid Cast Supports Popular Team Tn Dram
 atic Feature at Capitol

The co starring appearance of Joan Crawford and Clark Gable in photoplay is always an occasion for dancing in the streets so far as film fans are concerned. The countless admirers of this mag netic duo will not be let down in their latest picture, Chained" which opened yesterday at the Capitol Theatre.
 Made -to-order Story
 Based on an original story by Edgar Selwyn, the narrative of Chained" concerns itself with a girl who by force of circumstances is tied to one man but loves an- other. The various romantic and sometimes tragic interludes through which the girl passes before she is able to find release from her bond age make for a story which holds it's full measure of lightning like action, suspense and dramatic pow CT. It is obvious that the story was especially written for Miss Craw- ford and Gable for it is skillfully designed to give each the sort of role in which the respective stars have proved themselves outstand- ing in the past.
 Credit to Director
 No little of the success of this latest Crawford Gable romance is due it's director, the noted Clarence Brown. The entire production has been conceived and photographed with finish and good taste. The settings, both interior and exterior, representing a South American ranch, are extremely interesting, while it need hardly be said that Miss Crawford's new wardrobe will set plenty of feminine tongues wagging
 Excellent support is given the stars by a reliable cast which in- cludes Otto Kruger in the role next prominent to Gables, the amusing Stuart Erwin, Una O'Connor, who
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-03-25
MUMMtRS ARE GIVING
 3 PLAYS THIS WEEK

As a curtain raiser, The First Dress Suit" a one-act comedy will be presented Thursday ana Friday nights of this week in connection with the other two plays which make up the program given by the Mummers in the Grade School Au- ditorium
 The action revolves around the trials and tribulations of a young boy on the occasion of ordering and wearing his. first dress suit. Teddy Harding, portrayed by Buddy Lind strom, is the young gentleman who is inflicted with the dress suit malady. Mrs. Harding. mother of Teddy, is enacted by Louise Tan her: Betty Harding, Teddy's sister, who adds to the complications of the situation. is characterized by Sybil Godfrey. This is the same triangle which appeared in the all-school play, "Skidding,' staged two years ago. The fourth charac- ter, Johnny Drake is portrayed by Scott Ford, who appeared as schy- Ter Van Dyke in "Dulcy" last No- vember.
 Beginning this noon, tickets were placed on sale. They may be ob- tained from the high school stu dents.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-03-25
ENGAGEMENT OF POPULAR COUPLE
 ANNOUNCED SUNDAY

More than a hundred friends were present at reception given yesterday afternoon at the home of Dr. and Mrs. w. w. Council to announce the engagement of Miss Henrietta Ellis and Werner Soley whose marriage is to take place in June
 Coffee, tea and punch were serv- ed with the refreshments with Mrs Fl. H. Hollmann and Mrs. Emmett Connor presiding at the attractive ly arranged tea table, and Roy Mulvihill, Charles Warter and Dan Kirmse in charge of the punch bowl. Those who assisted in serv- ing the guests were Mrs. Council, Mrs. Dan Kirmse and Mrs. Henry Sully, ter-in-law of the bride-to- be.
 Both Miss Ellis and MT Soley are well known in Juneau and have hosts of friends in the city. Mi5s Ellis is daughter of Mrs. Arnold Curtis, Of Juneau, and was born and raised here. She is a graduate of Columbus Hospital in Seattle and has been assistant in Dr. Councils office for the last year. MT. Soley, whose parents, MT. and Mrs. G. A. Soley, reside in Everett, Washington, was gradu- ated in pharmacy from Pullman. Washington, and is employed at the Juneau Drug Company.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-03-25
DETECTIVE TALE.
 STARTS TONIGHT. AT THE UPTOWN
Doyle's Sherlock Holmes Seen Tn Action in
 The Sign of 4

The great Sherlock Holmes, sleuth extraordinary, created by the late Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, will be seen in action tonight at the Up- town theatre in The Sign of 4"
 In one of his most fascinating mysteries, the deducing Sherlock is seen as lowly taxi driver. and as salty seaman in this picture, which is said to be one of the most entertaining of the Doyle master pieces. It carries the audience from the tropical islands to fog bound London with death ever on the trail over land and seas.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-03-25
EASTERN STARS

Social meeting Tuesday. March 26. at 8 pm. Initiation, utilization and entertainment. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-03-25
BOY BABY IS BORN TO
 MIR. AND MRS. HOWELL

A boy baby, weighing seven pounds, was born in Seattle yester- day to MT. and Mrs. Everett Now ell according to radiogram re- ceived by the grandparents, MT. and Mrs. Willis E. Novel;. This is the second child for the Everett Novels. the other being girl.
 MT. Novel; is on his way south from Ketchikan aboard the Prin- cess Norah.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-03-25
f's 4ss Rundown, AiIing?

WHEN you feel
 ru n d o W n when your blood is thin or stomach gives you trouble, with gas, or "sour risings," try Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov- cry. If you are n-b1ooded. need
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-03-25
PUBLIC CARD PARTY

The Women ol the Moose will hold a Public Card Party at the Moose Hall Tuesday evening. March 26. Contract bridge, auction, whist and pinochle will be played. Good prizes. Refreshments. Admission 40 cents. adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-03-25
PETERMAN ON BOAT

One of the returning Juneau- ties on the Norco is R. D. Peter man, contractor, who had been to Craig to investigate the site for the new school there. He took passage at Ketchikan
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-03-25
MINER IS KILLED

Jack Stayton, miner, working on Ophir Creek in the placer fields tributary to Innoko River, was kill ed February 26 by being struck on the head by timber falling from a Hume.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-03-25
EARLY B II HISTORY H[|'s s! B OF EUROPE Ul|l| TOLD
 IN MOVIE HERE
Dolores Del Rio Stars in Madame Du Barry at
 Coliseum Tonight

Continuing it's showing at the Coliseum theatre, the entertaining film Madame Du Barry will be the attraction there tonight.
 With Dolores Del Rio in the leading role. the picture well in terprets those early days in Eu- rope when history was made and the coIorful Du Barry flashed across the continental scene
 Supporting the enticing star are Reginald Owen, Victor Jory, Os- good Perkins and Louise Teasdale.
 Claude Watson, former employe of the Juneau Cash Grocery. left on the Norco for Ketchikan, where he goes to accept another position.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-03-25

Hcsh-ths is dependable tonic. Mrs, Ida Budlong of 1547 Oak St.. Salem, Greg. said T felt tired and rundown. At times had indigestion and belchcd gas hardly felt like eating Dr. Pierces Golden Medical Discovery toned up my system and felt fine in every way. It rid me of the stomach dis tress so that had no further trouble"
 Nov siss, sablsss, co s.szt nquid sI.oo.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-03-25

will be remembered as the Cockney servant in "Cavalcade," !" and Mar jorie Gateson of the New York stage.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-03-25
zuERN ARRIVES

s. T. zuern, merchandise brok- CT, arrived in the city on the Nor co, after taking passage at Wran- gell
The Washington times., 1935-10-31
29.99
PIxs email carrying ehar0e u purchased %
hs HoMS Improvement Plan.

We've had two busy months We sold hundreds OF studio
divons in September dnd Ocober As is natural we now
find scattered onednd-twos Of certdn higher priced
groups thdt require filing in as to coors and fabrics.
Rdther than do thd we're clearing them qwy all at one
price. Fine tapestries wool tapestries, rezettes dnd
rdyon fabrics among them. A few with bedding com
pdrtmen Every one prize at this price and only so
in the lot Need we soy more?
Fourth rOO-The eHchtCo
La gaceta., 1935-09-20
LA PEQUENA CAMARA DE
COMERCIO Y LAS ELEC-
Clones

Bajo la presidencia de Ben
Davis la Camara de Concrete
aprob0 aver una resolution
condenando la conducta de los
.oficiales de la ciudad y ell Es-
tado en- las primeras primarias
por ell excessive numero de po-
licias y diputados que emplea-
ron, malgastando ell dinero del
pueblo.
La reSolucbn fue firmada
por un csmit6 conpuesto por
D. E. Ssalle, Robert Hill y j.
Milton NcEwen.
Uno de los parrafos dice:
Que esta organization p1blica
mente eXpresa su protesta en-
!nombre de los contribuyentes
y vecinos de esta ciudad y CO.
Imunidad, por la forma desgra-
'ciaa en- que Sc condujo la cleo
! ciada en- que Sc condujo la cleo
La gaceta., 1935-09-20
SON ACUSADOS DE
REUNION ILEGAI

El sheriff del condado de
Fnellas hizo aver una acusa-
cion de asamblea Illegal contra
ell DR.. Victor M. Rosenthal y
otros 27 individuos, a los que
Sc detuvo en- un hotel de Safe
ty Harbor, dsnde Sc ocuparon
algunas armas.
I'm iuicio preliminar Sc Goa
cedera a esos ciudadanos por
ell juez de paz Aunspauch, de
esa poblaci6n.
Llevara la acusaci6n ell fis-
cal del condado, Henry S. Bay
naFd.
Defendera Tom Whitaker.
La gaceta., 1935-09-20
NEGRO ACUSADO DE RO-
BAR A DOS MEDICOS

Bajo la acusaci6n de haber
cometido delitos de robos en-
los domicilios de los m6dicos
d. D. Martin y George L.
Cook, la policia detuvo aver al
negro Soillie Keitt, empleado
que fue de la clinica del DR..
Martin, en- la avenida South
Rome.
La acusaci6n consiste en- a.
tribuirte ell robo de $500 de la
slinisa, $500 de la casa de
Martin y una cantidad no de-
terminada de la casa de Cook.
Los cargos lie fueron pasa :
dos al fiscal Hardee.
IS 60.
La gaceta., 1935-09-20
.Ss.x
PALPITACONES NTERNACl MALES
Discusses de Schacht y Rosenberg

Berlin.-Dos discrrsos mas,
despu6s de tantoS otros, "enar
IN estos momentos la actSali-
dad alemana. Uno del doctor
Schacht, mistro interino'de
Econo9 Sde hace an ano Y
.SresideRte Bance Nacional
Observation-Disclosures de aluvi0n
0tro, de Alfred Rosenberg, "a:
pirante-dicen-a ministro de
Negccios Extranjeros desde ha
&c ddae amos, naG9nalsociali ia
leH2s primeros momentc9, pro
fesor autorizado de doctrinas
MISUNDERSTANDING;
FL discurso del doctor Schacht
.ers6 sCbre politica y economla.
FL discur@o de Alfred Rossem-
berg sobre polftica y religion.
Bel discurSo de Schacht, pro-
1unciado en- la Inauguration de
e Feria de Muestras de Koen-
isberg, la Prensa aIemana no
ha publicGdo resena tan extern
sa como del discurso de Ross
emberg. PeTo Sc sabe, de todos
modos, que ell presidents del
Bapco Nacional, ministro inte-
rino de Economic, no ocslt6
que, a su iuicfo, la situaci6n de
Alemania, como potencia eco
monica ligada al sistema inter
nacional de intercam5io conner
cial, no era TODD 10 satisfactoria
que fuera de desear. Ell doctor
La gaceta., 1935-09-20

Schacht anunci6 Ia necesidad
de rea'izar un nreVV esfuerzo
para c2rregir una sitIaci6n que
ha e%mpeorado va excesivamen-
te.
IA que causas obedece la cri-
is denunciaia a la opinion pa
6lica porSl Doctor schacht ?
Hay quien dice, sin que poda-
nos responder de Ia exactitud
&c esta version, que a juicio del
]octor Schcht la mala situaci6n
economical de Alemania en- re-
ACTON con ell exterior obedece
tambi6n a carsas aoliticas. Es
Gecir, que la politiA que ell re
Aimen naciona'sociaesta, en-
uso de I'm legitimo derecho, lie
va a cabO en- ell interior de Ale
mania provoca, mas ALA de las
fronteras, reacciones perjudi-
ciales para les intereses alema-
mes.
Ell discurso de Rosenberg
ccnstituye una nueva Y valiosa,
indication de que ell rGoimen
esta dispuesto a seguir, cueste
10 que cueste, la politica de de-
tensa contra los cat6licos y con-
ira los iudios. Alfred Rossem-
berg ha llegado a decir en- sus
1ltimas manifestations que la
religion de nuestra epoca no po-
dia consistir mas que en- la crea
ci6n de I'm gran pueblo.
La gaceta., 1935-09-20
LA SUPPRESSION
DE TRES MINISTERIOS

MAMdrid, Sept. 20.-Al ter
minarse aver la reunion de.
,Consejo de Ministries, 81 Sr. Ro
cha, Ministro de Estado, mani
.fest6 que hubo de acordarse la
Suppression de tres ministerios,
por economic.
No dijo ell minisro que mi
nisterios quedaran ''demoli-
dos" por la "piqueta" Official,
'pero sup6nese que son los de
industrial, concrete y comuni-
caciones.
La gaceta., 1935-09-20
Pleitcs v Divorcios

Angela Grillo contra Clodo-
baldo Grille; Berta Kyle contra
Luis Kyle; Corina Berriel con-
ira Ramon Berriel, decreto;
Florida Milk Co. contra Nellie
j. Loverin; l.. T. Webb contra
Robert Scot; Tampa Times Co.
contra Pat Whitaker; Estha
Moody contra Benjamin j.
Moody; Grace Morton contra
William H. Morton; Rhoda Ho-
LEY contra James D.. A. Holley;
Carolyn NJ. Kennard contra Sa-
muel j. Kennard.
La gaceta., 1935-09-20
Arte de r

Arte de curar
Ell ilustre poeta gallego, va
fallecido, Leiras Pulpeiro, ejeI
clio durante su vida, con gran
cr6dito, la profession de medi-
CO. En- cierta OCCASION recurri6
a suES servicios un aacique que
habie aedicado a Leiras la mas
.dura de las persecUciones.
Acordandose ell poeta de que
solo tenfa ante 81 a un enfer-
mo, empez6 a hacerle pregun-
tas sobre SUI dolencia.
"A mi me parece que 10
que tengo y 10 que a mi me due
lie debe averiguarlo listed, que
para ESQ es medico.
La gaceta., 1935-09-20

I'll actor aprovecha un mo :
mento de cansancio de la ia
rasca, " Sc apunta ell dltimo
tanto, que lie hace ganar ell
campeonato.
-Aseguro a ustedes-dice
que aqui mi suegra-con per-
don de la mesa-en ell fondo,
esta bien educada.
Y mientras ia sonora Sc cal
RIA, complacida, t)dos sofocan
III a carcajada.
La gaceta., 1935-09-20
Una bOdG

Bajo la direction del conoci-
do Notario Sr, Candida PeGez
contrajeron matrimonio q jue-
YES la Sra. Corina Berriel y ell
ST.. Jose l.. Bustamante, COMO
edo comerciante de esta ciu-
dad.
Ell enlaoe tuvo efecto en- el no
gar de los padres de la novia,
esposos Miguel y Barbara Cad
vo, de la avenida E. Oak mime
TO 705. Firmaron ell acta en- ca
lidad de estigos la Sra. Piedad
M. Sanchez y ell Sr. Emilio Mar
tfnez.
Entire la concurrencia esta-
ban las Sras. Lii Lindsay, Lau-
ra Vega, Rita Calvo, Maria Cal
vo, Piedad Sanchez, Maria Lui-
La gaceta., 1935-09-20
PalabTas dulces

En- una Modesto casa de
huespedes, y a la bora en- que
estos Sc encuentran entregados
a un simulacro de alimenta-
ci6n, discute un actor con su
suegra; aQuel lleva la peor
parte en- Ia batalla, y a cada
nueva groseria de la mama po-
Utica, los companeros de pen
sion sonrien compasivos.
La gaceta., 1935-09-20
MADRID THEME UN A r

Madrid. Sept. 20.-Madrid,
'situada a 800 mirlas del mar,
tiene un faro regular que alum
bra sobre ell distrito de los ne
gocios.
Els usado como una estaci6n
de prueba para las luces.
La gaceta., 1935-09-20
CUBA AL Ola
(Viene de la 49,

ha pedido a la de a6ado que por
los canaap diplomaticos Sc de-
fina 81 ell territorio de la Cai
manera, donde Estados UniAs
tiene una estaci6n cAbonera,
rertenece 0 no a Cuba. Hacien-
da estima que ell otorgamiento
i la carbonera no es1
que la Caimanera - II
territorio de la Hsegna,
no de Cuba auni |Hn prer-
e de la isla.
Una lancha misteriosa pro
voc6 un tiroteo en- ell puerto, en-
horaS de la madrugada, sin
dcsgracias personales. La ma
rina trat6 de identificar una
lancha y los que en- 6sta ibaR Sc
negaron a obedecer la senal gus
Sc les do. Entonces los mari
neros di.pararon .us rifles y la
Iancha aument6 su ~velocidad,
yendo hasta Ell mpeIle de Regla,
donde desembarcaron los que la
tripulaban, sin IQue fueran a
Cresados.
Ell secretario del trabajo
recomendara al presidente una
ley que p~roteja la cinematogra-
fla Guiana.
La gaceta., 1935-09-20
Ell baRQuete del HetGirein

~ OhftIHGC6 utt itthJ ~
Hoy por la noche los j6Venes
de esta agrupaci6n celebraran
un banquete en- la sala alta de
"Las Novedades'', en- honor de
las directivas %entrante y salien-
te.
Nick Nuccio, miembro de no.
nor del club, hara de Maestro
de Ceremonies. Ell Hon. Walter
Campbell ocupara la presiden-
cia de la mesa.
A este banquete asistiran los
miembroS Solamente.
Aprecio la invitaci6n que me
envia ell j6ven Nelson Gullo.
La gaceta., 1935-09-20
MisG de requiem

La Sra. B. Vald6s, desea CO.
municar a sus familiares Y a
mistakes que ell domingo, habra
una misa en- la Iglesia "Nuestra
Sonora de la MERGED" por ell DIES
canso de su querido hijo Jose
Valdes Cueto, que falleci6 el
dia A del presente mes.
Dios ac0ge Su alma con carl
no y ternura.
La gaceta., 1935-09-20
DEL HUMORISMO ESPANOL
Simplismo

No hay modo de sacarle de
la cabeza-le decfa, dias atras
a don Fernando de los Rios, I'm
joven socialista, hablando de
un socialista entrado en- amos
que todos los burgueses pc
san mas de 1870 libras y fuman
habanos de mas de medic ma
tro.
La gaceta., 1935-09-20
tai es su creencia. s,

ST tai es su creencia, Sc
squivoco de clinica. Vaya a
aquella de enfrente, donde vi
We ell dnico medico que receta
sin preguntar a sus clientes.
Y enfrente viva I'm veteri-
mario.
La gaceta., 1935-09-20
Medic0 INFERNO

Por haber emb4rcado para
Baltimore ell Dir. Joseph S. Spo-
to, m6dico de la ciudad, ha sido
n2mbrado en- su lugar interina-
mente, ell DR.. j. A. Minardi.
La gaceta., 1935-09-20

sa VegT UbdUlia Sanchez.
SrtaS, Conchita L6Pez, Maria
Calvo, Mirta Calvo y Josefina
Sanchez. s
Sc obse~Ii6 con ricos dUlces
y ponche.
Los nuevos esposos sstabIe-
cSran su resideRcia en- esta ciu-
dad.
Para ellos nuestros mejores
deseos pOr su felicidad.
La gaceta., 1935-09-20

Bale de Coronacj6n
Para ell dia % de Noviembre
Sc ha fijado ell bale de Corona
ci6n en- Ia Unione Italiana.
En- esa fiesta sera coronado
Ia reina electa en- Mayo.
Pronto Sc anunciaran las or
questas.
La gaceta., 1935-09-20

-iLa obra de ella ha tenido ell favor del pdblico?
-St, Ana; cualquiera espectaculo con sus piernas debe
marthar bien.
La gaceta., 1935-09-20

Ell concerto del
GuitarristH Gelabert
Noche de arte sera la de hoy
en- la sala alta del Centre Espa-
mol. FL notable guitarrista Don
Vicente Gelabert nos deleitara
con un programa de mUsica ella
sica y popular.
Ell programa sera anunciado
segdn Sc vayan toca9do las pie
zas.
Escuchara al notable artista
10 mejor de la colonia latina.
La entrada costara so cts.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-25

PATTERN
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Of the things you
make Of this simple The large let mehes that form
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pattern 5193 will find detailed instructions for making
the variety lovely accesSortes
illustration Of the joined and Of al stitches used and
material requirements
this pattern coin (coin
Household Dept, 80 W. 18th
Street. New York, N Y.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-25

because North Dakota had turned
Democrat, but because . few paltr.
10000 voters had been impelled. de-
ceived, tricked or otherwise gotten
to join the combined forces Of the
Democrats and the Anti-Langer fac
ton Of the Nonpartisan League, to
swing one Of the most corrupt elec-
tons that North Dakota will ever
see, IN favor Of the so-called truth
exposing" parties. II this statement
is not correct let US see another forth
coming general election, or recall
election II need be, In which the
people OF North Dakota can be tested.
Give correct information, then let
the people Judge. Do not use psy-
chology on that class Of people who
can be influenced by political prop
uganda and personal gain.
Again we shall mention LANCER.
Why cant we pick up . North Da-
kota newspaper without some slam"
at LANCER and his political ma
chine2' Simply because some disap-
pointed officers Of former admins
trations are jealous and must have
something to do. It was all "hunky.
dory" when they sat In public chairs
but now, we'll 1t Is different. Would
it be better il one Of the opposing
party were leader Of the majority
party in the house and so could be
political dictator which the deposed
Gov. LANCER has the reputation OF
being at present?
This calls to mind the remark Of
the local Burleigh representative who
was 50 embarrassed" to be present
at the impeachment proceedings Of
Gov. Noodle because 1t was q dis
orace to the state" But when LANCER
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-25
Additional
o~ociety
- CNR
1fE
113 Auxiliary Units
Winners of Citations

National citat tons for equall!ng
their 1894 membership BY December
81, 1884, have been won by lib North
Dakota units of the American Legion
Auxiliary. according to announcement
coming from Mrs. r. ". DePuy,
Jamestown, department. publicity
chairman.
The units winning the honor are
as follows: Adams. Can6o. Cavalier,
Devils Lake. Gl.oy, Grafton. Langdor,
Michigan, Milton, NcrthHoo5, Park
River. Pek.,, s.. Thomas. Walhal.a,
Abercromo.e. Arthur, Casse..oN, Gift
ford. Cogsws,., EnGe...D. Fargo, FAR
mont. Finley, Fo-,nau, Galesburg,
Hankinson. Ha.ton. Havana, Hope,
Hunter. Kindred, Leonard. L.dger-
wood. Lisbon. Luyerne, Minor. Page,
Sheldon, Wahpeton, Wyndmere. Ash
ley, Berlin. Darlington. D.ckey, Edge
ley, Fullerton, Hannatord. jamestown,
Kersal, Kintyce. Kuhn. LaMouce. LIN
ton. Marion. McHenry, Napoleon. New
Rockford, Nor,onville. Valley City.
Wimbledon, Bottineau. Goodrich,
Heaton, Knox, Maddox. McCiusky
Minnewaukan, Oboron. Rolette, Rug
by. St. John, Rolla. Towner, Veiva.
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