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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-05-02
TOMORROW

WRC-James Melton, $3.50
to 10 p. m.
WMAL-Tim mes r a d 10
News, 9:45 to 10 a. M, WOm-
ems International League for
Peace and Freedom, S:15 to
4 p. m.
WJSV Washington Chi
cagO Game, 3 to 5 p. m.
WOL-Alcie Thrall Brooks,
7:45 to 500 p. M; Ray Beck,
$3.50 to 9:45 p. m.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-05-02
Art Forum Group
To Visit COrCOran

Francis J. Reuter-. chairman OF
the fine arts activities of the
international Art Forum, will con-
duct a group Of art lovers
through the Biennial Exhibit now
on view at the Corcoran Art Gal
lerY, at 2 p. m. Friday.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-05-02
Radio Program Highlights
TODAY'S FEATURES

1ODAYS FEATURES
WRC-Sir Ronald Lindsay,
sos to 6:15 p. m. Paul
Whiteman, 9 to 10 p. m.
WMAL - Mrs. Roosevelt,
$3.50 to 10 p. m. Senator
Huey p. Long, 1880 to IL
p. m.
WJSV-Freddie Rich En-.
tertains, 1880 to 8 p. m.
Warnings PennSylvanianS,
$3.50 to $3.50 p. m.
WOL-Wrestling Matches,
10 to 11:15 p. m.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-05-02

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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-02
Lidska ohava.

V Dubuque, Iowa, sestilety
David Fox byl S 29letym Mario
Heinz poslan dohlednouti ma
dobytek. Chlapec Sc vice ne
vratil. Bylo ~zahajeno patran1.
Konecne nalezen v n1zkem po-
t1cku jake mrtvola. Ma m1sto
povolan lekar a koroner, kter1
nadevs1 pochybnost zjistili, re
maly David byl hnusnym zp1-
sobem zneuzit, nacez zardou-
sen a mrtvola vhozena do po-
tGcku.
Pc dels1m vyslechu, stryc
Heinz Sc primal, re chlapce
zneuzil, pri cemz byl kousnut
do ruky a kdyz doc1lil haneb-
neho 1myslu, maleho Davida
zardousil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-02
Matka a syn.

J. L. Jordan z Decatur, ILL.,,
p1Se: "Dava mne znacne zado-
stiucinen1, re mohu svedciti We
prospech zasluh Ora. Petra
Hoboko. Pc leta jsem byl ira
pen nezazivnostf, jiste potravy
pdsobivse mne znacne obtfze.
Mnoho lekaTskeho osetfeni ne
p~fineslo zadneho uzitku. Pa
matuje 81, re pred l6ty mole
matka uz1vala Ora. Petra Ho-
boko, ucinil jsem s MIN pokus a
vysledky byly naprosto uspo-
kojive." Povzbuzuj1c cinnost
zazfvac1ch 1stroj6 a blahodar-
ne pusob1c ma pochod vymeso-
van1, tento pravem slavny by
linny lex pomaha pT1rode Wy
budovati slime a zdrave telo.
Ora. Petra Hoboko nem1ze by
tt koupeno v lekarnach. Niue
byti opatfeno pouze cd mist
mich jednatelG, neb primo cd
DR.. Peter Fahrney & Sons Co.,
2501 Washington Blvd. ,Chica-
go, I'll. advt.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-02

Bill Fox NIUE pravem ma.
ivan byti dobrodusnym. Sc.
del ma stfese sveho domu be.
hem povodne d1vaje Sc jak sou.
sed jeho v~lastn1c1 Glun, jel na
tonic kolem.
Hello, Bill", pozdravil je-
douclho V lodicce.
Hello, SAM" odpov6del ma
stTese sed1c1 Bill.
"Vsechny vase slepice VAN
voda odnesla?"
"Ano, ale kachny uni plo-
vati."
"Oranzov6 stromy yam voda
pry tez znicila."
"Ano, ale IDA Sc, re letosni
uroda by byla nestala Ia mno-
no tax jake TAX"
"a podfvejme Sc. Voda VAN
vystoupila az pres okna, Bill"
"a to je V pofadku, Sam. Ia
okna beztoho potrebovala byti
umyta."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-02
: BouTi We skolnf rade V CT

- BouTi We skolnf rade v CT
ceru zp6sobili radov6 Novot-
ny a Kovarik, kdyz hajili zaj-
my poplatn1kG. Jejich pfici-
nenim bylo odlozeno v~yplacenl
vsech pollock We vydan1 "a me-
sic cerven, pTesahujfcfch $500.
V st. Paul, Mimi, devate-
nactilety krajan Louis Uher RI
dill automobil. Kdyz Sc dostal
ma Summit ave. a Drake ulici,
doslo ku srazce S automobilem
jinym. We spolecnosti Uhra Sc
nalezala 16leta Louisa Grund-
hoferova. Uher ma proraze-
nou lebku, jeho spolecnice utr-
pela prerazen1 klicn1 kosti.
STAY Uhra jest kriticky.
Vkladatel1m zavTene
Bank of Europe Trust Co. v
New Yorku Dude vyplacena
dals1 splatka ma zadrzene vkla-
dy.
Vladn1 Reconstruction Fin
ance Corporation povolila dali
81 p1jcku ma zbyla aktiva Bank
of Europe Trust Company.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-02
z delnickYch kruhH.

Zavody Western Electric V
Chicago pc skoncenych prazd-
ninach delnictva pocnou opet
praci S asi 5000 lidmi. V me-
slci zaf1 Dude pocet d%elnictva
rozmnozen O dals1ch 5000 o.
sob. Vetsina delnictva bydl1 V
Ciceru a Berwynu.
= Guverner Olson z Mime
soty byl pozadan delnickymi
delegaty, ably nedovolil presto
hovan1 zavodu Waerwell Gar
ment Co. z Minneapolis do
New Ulm, jak spolecnost ma V
dmyslu. Bylo mu receno, re
sprava zavodu, ably Sc vyhnula
stavce, chce Sc pTestehovati do
New Ulm a mesto il dalo jiz
pozemky ma postaven1 tovarny
a chce jim dati take elektriku
a veskery pohon zdarma.
Guverner prohlasil, re jestli
Sc tam tovarna ,spra
va must d6ln1kdm platit takove
mzdy jake jsou V Minneapolis
a vsechny statn1 zakony must
byt zachovavany. StavkaTi pra-
vi, re mesto New Ulm Sc stane
nejvetS1m stavkokazem v his
tori organisovane prace, pax
Ii poskytne tovarne 1tulek jen
"a tim 1celem, ably nemusela
platit slusne mzdy. Jedna Sc
celkem O so delnic zamestna-
nych v zavodu.
= Stavka pekaTskych delhi
XII V Des Moines, Ia, trvaj1c1
jiz druhy tyden nebyla dosud
urovnana.
= Stavka v New York Ship
building spolecnosti v Camden,
N. j., svadena jest ma komuni-
SIN.
Metten, president spolecnos-
tt, udal tax v pondel1 kongres-
nlmu podvyboru We Washing
Itonu.
Prace ma tTech novych valec
nych kTizac1ch a ctyrech nici-
tel1ch torpedovek, jez staff ma
lii 100000 900, zastavena byla
cd vypuknut1 stavky Is. kvet-
ma.
Metten navrhoval, ably kaz-
dy deln1k nucen byl sloziti pf1-
sahu vernosti ku Spojenym Sta
tim.
VGdcove unie nazyvaj1 uda-
nj Mettena nesmyslem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-02
Manzelky urci trest manzelGGm

We Swainsboro We statu Geor-
gia v mestskem soudu manzel-
ky budou m1ti rozhodne slovo
prot manzeldm, kter1 je tlouk-
il.
Soudce Alfred Harrington
pTi nedavnem vyslychanf pT1-
padu rozhodl, kdyz manzel u
sweden byl z bit1 zeny: CAT
manzelka odsoud1 jej anebo
navrhne trest."
Manzelka myslela, re diva
nact meslcG do siln1cnlho gan
gu a placen1 1trat by bylo do
brym pro manzela. Trest ale
prozat1m ably odlozen byl, kdyz
manzel sl1b1, re sc polepsf.
Muz Sc zenou ma to opouste-
Ii soudn1 sin ruku v ruce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-02
mem N6mecka a jeho vladu O.
ZnaCil iakO SilenOu. theOrii.

mem Nemecka a jeho vladu O.
znacil jake s1lenou theorii.
J1zliva vystraha, re Nemec-
ko mcdowell "urazky", adreso-
vana byla mayoru LaGuardovi
V listu Angriff, organu DR.. Jo-
SET Paul Goebbelse, ministra
propagandy. List ten odsuzuje
"new-yorskeho zidovskeho ma
yora" jake "provokatera".
Delegace zastupcG americ-
keno zidovskeho vyboru B'Nai
Birth organisace a zidovskeho
vyboru pro delnicke zalezitosti
dostavila Sc pred statniho pod
tajemnfka Williama Phillipse,
kteremu tlumocila protest pro-
ii pronasledovan1 zidd v Ne
mecku.
DeIegati zadajf vladu ably
podnikla vsechny kroky die
mezinarodniho prava a ozna-
mila nemecke Wade rozhorce-
nou naladu americkeho lidu. V
soucasne podanem memoran-
du Sc uvadf re z Nemecka bylo
vystvano kolem 10000 osob.
PTedaci americkych atletic-
kych kruhG uvazujf O odrek-
mutt americkych sportovnich
teles pTi Olympiade.
Narodn1 pfedseda amaterske
atleticke unie, j. T. Mahoney
prohlasil, re sam Dude hlasova-
tt proti obeslan1 her.
Hnuti americke neni move
neb jiz r. 1888 hned pc PRIV
mich antisemistickych bourich
V Nemecku byl ma sjezdu anna
terske unie ukazovano ma ne
meckou nesnasenlivost a prija-
ia resoluce pozadujfcf ably a.
merictf sportovci Install donna
jest-li re Sc nazisti ponekud ne
ukrot1.
Hrabe Won Helldorf, MAJESTIC
ky policejn1 komisar berllnsky,
oznamil re stat povede svdj boj
prot zidovstvu a ne jednotliv-
ci. NaT1zeni pravf:
"Bylo nedavno zjisteno, re v
n6kolika prfpadech clenove ma
zisticke strany nechali Sc strh-
nouti agenty provokatery k L.
cast ma protizidovskych de-
monstracfch. Statnl strana O.
pet a znovu zddraznuje, re ak
ce jednotlivcG jsou zakazany.
Do techto "akc1" jest zahrnuto
poskozovan1 firem, rozbijeni
vykladG atd."
"Boj proti zidovstvu Dude RI
zen nyni vyhradne vladni stra-
nou zcela jinym zpGsobem.
Kdokoliv by podnikl ma svGj
vrub nejakou akci proti ZidGm
stav1 Sc mimo statnf stranu a
Dude potrestan."
V Berline bylo nedavno "a
.hajeno jednan1 o uspofadan1
move obchodn1 smlouvy mezi
Nemeckem a Polskem. Nemci
jsou slime rozladeni poklesem
sveho vyvozu do Polska; je to
nasledek soustavneho bojkotu
nemeckeho zbozf polskymi Ii
dy. Ma natlak NemcG chce n.y.
nj polska vlada bojkot nemec-
keno zboz1 nasil1m zastavit. V
techto dnech byl v Polsku tired
ne rozpusten zidovsky vybor
pro bojkot nemeckych vyrob-
XII. Poole Omitted Pressu" Ii
dovst1 prdmyslnfci v Polsku do
stall cd policie prfpis, We KITE
rem Sc jim vyhrozuje desetile-
tym zalaTem, budou-li pokra-
covat V bojkotu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-02
Bidny zivot, bfdny konec.

Frank Banks Sc v Chicago
re strachu pred trestem obesil,
jeho spolecnfci odsouzeni.
Darlak odsouzen byl ma 1919
let, Report ma dozivotf a Are
land ma IA rokG. Mali ma sve-
domf zivot policisty Thomase
Kelmy, zastreleneho pfi MEDIA
fenem prepadu Ray Curranovy
taverny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-02
Lidske bidactvi.

Reditelstvl zenske trestnice
V Seattle We state Washington
vydalo pr1sny zakaz l1bani pro
navstevn1ky trestankyn. Ire
stankyne byvaly totiz caste
omameny V kokainovem nebo
heroinovem ornament. Oman
ne jedy byly dopravovany do
.trestnice pT1buznymi uvezn6-
nych zen. Pr polibku dosta-
valy Sc tablety jedu-z dst nav
stevnice do list trestankyne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-02
Cannon nazyva presidenta
"svatym patronem."

Biskup methodistske cirkve,
James Cannon, Tekl We ctvrtek
We Washingtonu, re president
Roosevelt je svatym patronem
likern1ho obchodu "at Sc mt to
lib nebo me-"
Biskup projel Westinghouse
ma ceste do Evropy, kde z1cast-
nj Sc sjezdu mezinarodni tenn
perencn1 unie. Biskup soudf,
re odvolanl prohibice z%avinilo
V Americe obrovsky wrist O.
pilstv1, zvlaste mezi zenami a
dlvkami.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-02
Hoch odsouzen pro zabiti
soudruha.

We Wartburg, Tennessee, Cd
souzen byl ma pet rokd do stat
nj polepsovny jedenact rokd
starry hoch, George Snow, jenz
probodl ku smrti sveho soudru-
ha, 16 rokG stareho Johnnie
Holt 1noru. Gorge rekl ku
porote, re bodl Johnnie "pone-
vac hazel kameny ma mne a ia
Sc bal, re mne zabije."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-02

Filmovy prdmysl pTipravuje
Sc k velike cinnosti, nejv6tsl cd
periody 1929 kdy produkce
dostoupila vrcholu. Pocfta Sc,
re V nastavaj1cf sezone Dude
ma filmy vynalozeno 100000
900. z toho 95 proc. Dude pro
dukovano V Hollywoodu, v Ka-
lifornii. Nektere hry budou
take filmovany americkymi fir
mani v Anglii.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-02
Matka podFezaIa ditkam hrdIa

V Morrilton, Arkansas, Co.
|ra Garrett, ktera podTezala
svym dvema d1tkam hrdla brit
YOU, serifu doznala jenom IL
|tost, re sama Sc take neusmrti-
la.
Hoch a dcera byli 8 a 2 roxy
start.
Matka jejich uvadela, re pT1-
cinou zabiti dftek byly domacf
nesvary.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-02

Polsky katolicky biskup Jo-
SET Gavin z Varsavy pfiletel
do Chicago, ponevadz jest vas
nivym sportovcem letectv1. Zdr
III Sc tam 10 dn1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-02
Pro sIepice Z

We Winston, Illinois, ponevaG
pes zakousl sousedovi nekolik
slepic, William H. Hoke, mali
tel psa, byl zastrelen poskoze-
nym Fredem w. Garrisonem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-02
Vydarena zena.

V Rockford, ILL.,, Harold
Sandberg obdrzel rozvod cd
sv6 manzelky Grace, cd neho5
manzelka odesla. Stale Sc tax,
kdyz pc dvouletem manzelstvf,
uzavfenem roku 1880, zvedel,
re jest jiz sedmym manzelem
sve zeny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-02
PresidentGv syn " 1rFadovns
kvasnicoveho podniku.

Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr.,
syn presidenta, jest zamestnan
v 1fadovne National Grain
Yeast spolecnosti v Belleville,
N. J.
Nejstarsf syn presidentdGv,
James Roosevelt, je presiden-
tenn firmy cd l. cervence.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-02
Sport a zubv.

Policista James Dwyer z Chi
caga pri hre baseballu pTisel o
Sest zubG a nadavkem k tomu
byla mt pferazena celist.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-02

to. Prave i zdravotn1 "a
klopka ma lahv1ch SEAL
TEST" enact zaruka NILE
KA jest krok "Sealtest' pro
ochranu vylevan1 az do 1st.
Pro nejvyss1 zdravotnf o.
chranu zadejte pouze by
"Sealtest" znacka byla ma
kazde lahvy mleka a ostat-
mich v~yrobc1ch, ktere kupu-
jete.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-02

padl a zlamal 81 nohu, odsteho-
vail Sc zpet ma farmu.
= John Vondrasek, 45lety
krejcf re Cicera, Sc utopil v je-
zere Butternut We Wisconsin,
byv zachvacen kTec1.
Syn Robert otce videl zahy-
nouti. Hned pc .pr1chodu k je-
zeru Sci do vody, kdezto jeho
syn Sc vyhrfval ma malem ma
stupisti. Poole svedectvl jeho
Vondrasek Sc We vode nekoli-
KRAFT rozehnal rukama, jake by
chtel plovati, ale nahle klesl
pod vodu.
" Cernove sch1zi Ustredf
ceskoslovenskych spolk1 pro
New York a okol1 bylo usnese-
no odpovedeti resoluc1 ma u
tok, ktery byl podniknut "jme-
mem Slovak1, sdruzenych We
Federaci slovenskych katol1-
XII" proti presidentu Masary-
kovi, a Size proto, re byl vyzna-
menan Wilsonovou nadac1 ude-
lenfm mu medaile "a jeho "a
sluhy O udrzenf sv6toveho mi
ru. Utok byl ucinen We forme
dopisu, podepsanem tajemnl-
KEN Federace Johnem Lesko
lposlanJm Wilsonove nadaci.
The Washington times., 1935-11-28

Strains every bit of juice
from oranges, lemons,
lines, grapefruit, and
other fruits no pulp or
seeds go into the glass.
And it's all done with a
simple turn of the handle.
Easy to clean!
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-19
COSTS TO CONVERT
COLLEGE REPORTED
Estimate $4,000 Needed to
Change Glendale Normal for
Use a. insane Hospital

Cost Of changing the Glendale
normal school into an overflow In.
stitution for patients from the
jamestown hospital for the insane
was estimated approximately $lll.O00,
in report to the super-committee
Of legislative leaders Monday.
The report was made by r. NJ.
Rthworth. member Of the state board
Of administration, who surveyed the
institution over the weekend accom-
panied by Ed Nelson, capitol super
intendent, and Dr.. J. D. Carr. sup
erintendent Of the jamestown state
hospital.
Rishworth told the committee two
buildings at the Glendale school
would have to be remodeled, to
accommodate approximately $50 pa
tients.
Under present circumstances. he
said, only one building could be used
for patients. The remainder Of the
structures are lin bad condition. and
would cost quite q bit to put in
shape"
Installation Of lavatories, q laundry
and beds would be required, Rish.
worth pointed out. Costs Of beds
and bedding he estimated at $4,000.
No definite action was taken by the
committee, pending report from
Mrs. Jennie Ulsrud, second admins
tration board member. who inspected
the School Of Forestry. which the
committee also has proposed to close,
Transforming it into an overflow" in
stitution for the state tuberculosis
Sanitorium at San Haven.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-19
Truck Code Chiefs
Plan Enforcement

Announcement that an effort soon
will be launched In North Dakota to
re-register motor trucks for the truck
ing code authority and that additional
efforts will be made to enforce the
code provisions this year was made
Tuesday by E. A. Ward, Fargo. code
chairman.
During the last year, Ward said, the
main efforts Of the code authority
were directed to the task Of getting
trucks registered. The DEMONSTRATION
Is expected to 60 forward rapidly and
code officials can then direct their ac-
tivities toward other matters.
Most truckers have cooperated
splendidly but there has been some
chiseling. Ward said, and in justice
to those who are observing the code 1t
must be stamped out.
In order to speed the re-registration,
offices are being set up in Jamestown.
Bismarck, Valley City, Steele. Grand
Forks, Grafton, Devils Lake, Minot.
Mohall, Cando, Stanley, Williston,
Mott. Hettinger, Dickinson, McClusky,
Lisbon and Fargo.
Announcement also was made that
Mark LaFrance, formerly with the
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-19
Slope Defamation
Winners Announced

Richardton, N. D., Feb. lo.-John
Buser Of Richardton won the boys
oratorical contest and Lenora Nelson
Of Beach was awarded first place In
the girls humorous reading events in
the North Slope Conference declama-
ton contests held here.
Buser took as his subject. Master
full Men Of the Ages" by John NJ.
Robson. Second place In the boys
event was won by Duane Qeyer Of
Beach and third place went TO Ray
pnond Meissner Of Glen Ullin. Other
boys to enter were Robert King Of
Dickinson and Rueben Nordine Of
Sentinel Butte.
Miss Nelson spoke on MAS Mon
day Morning BY Leota H. Black.
Second place was awarded to Vivian
Erickson Of Belfield and third place
Was won by Angelina Lish Of Dick
inson. Other contestants were Patty
McManus Of Glen Ullin. Gladys Watts
Of Hebron, Veronica Hill Of Richard
ton, Lottie Walker Of Sentinel Butte
and Lyla Taman Of Taylor.
George Radimersky, professor Of
English at State Teachers college 1t
Dickinson. judged the contests and
made constructive criticisms Of, the
readings ct the conclusion Of the
event. Supt. N. B. Steig Of Glen
Ullin acted . chairman and Father
Allan Engel q Richardton presented
)he awards.
The next contest viii be held ct
Beach the latter part Of March In
girls dramatic and boys humorous
t1adlpoA
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-19
Appendicitis Is Fatal
To Hettinger Youth

John F. Auch. Is, eldest son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Auch, who live on q
farm II miles northwest Of New
Leipzig, died at 1915 p. M. Monday
at local hospital from acute appen-
dicitis.
He was brought to the hospital
earlier Monday evening but passed
away before medical aid could be ad.
ministered. Funeral services will be
held at 2 p. m., Thursday, at the
Baptist church, seven miles north Of
New Leipzig, with Rev. julius Matz
officiating. Burial will be made In
the cemetery nearby.
Born April %, 1918 at the farm
home, John Auch received his grade
school education in the rural schools
near his home. Since graduation
last spring he has been assisting his
father on the farm.
He leaves, besides his parents, four
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-19
Man Replaces Woman
As Oklahoma Warden

Oklahoma City, Feb. 19.-(Rl-
Sheriff Fred Hunt Of Tishomingo was
appointed warden Of the Granite state
reformatory Tuesday. succeeding Mrs.
George A. Waters, the only woman
warden Of prison for men in the
United States. Mrs. Waters admins
tration has been under fire.
The action Of the state board Of az
fairs, announced BY Chairman L. M.
Nichols. followed quickly upon the
declaration of Gov. e. w. Marland
that warden,s office is no place for
q woman.
The board Of sffairs recently in
vestigated charges OF cruelty to prison.
ers at the Granite institution and also
probed the many escapes from the
prison.
Only last Sunday 81 prisoners fled
after killing q tower guard. Eighteen
still are at large.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-19
Elevator Service in
New York Restored

New York. Feb. l9.-(F-Conces-
sions by both sides early Tuesday
STAYED off . building employees strike
which threatened to stop elevator SER
vice In hundreds Of Manhattan's sky
scrapers.
Office and factory workers, many
Of whom YEARLY climbed stairs or took
holiday Monday, found service re-
stored Tuesday. Employers, employees
and city officials started early checks
to determine how general was the re-
sumption.
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brothers. Reinhold. Theofill. En-
manuel, Erwin and Edwin and three
sisters, Lenora, Amanda and Freida.
The body was to be taken to New
Leipzig Tuesday afternoon.
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E. Copyright 1885. NEA Service. Ine.)

motor vehicle division authority
railroad
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SHARP STOMACH PAINS
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Says z. Hentges: II tried 81 bot
tie 6 weeks treatment) Of DR.. Emil's
Ada Tablets under your guarantee.
Now the pains are gone and I eat
anything" Capitol Cut Rate Drug,
Observation-Disclosures.
The Omaha guide., 1935-05-04

ha. 1T does not pretend to tell
the whole story Of Chamber Of
Commerce work. For example, i
passes over the work Of our fire
proven ion committee in minimiz-
ing fire losses and reducing insur-
ance rtaes. Of our military affairs
committee in attempting to secure
$780, 900 for the development of
Fort Omaha and Fort Crook; of
our Public Health Commit ee in
improving the public health serv-
ice, Of our traffic safety commit
tee in cooperating wi h public Of
ficials in attempting to make the
streets safe for rattle; Of our
wa erwayS committee which has
done so much toward securing the
Missouri river Improvements be-
tween Kansas City and Omaha
ard is now busily engaged in at
tempting to secure an additional
40 million dollar appropriation
for completing work in Sioux
CT, y. [ am merely attempting to
highligth some of our detectives,
SO hat all will understand where
we are going, and where we hope
The Omaha guide., 1935-05-04

Youthful specialist on staff of
Provident Hospital Chicago, who
has been reappointed by Rush
edical College of The University
OF Chicago to a research fellow
ship in Dermatology. DR. Schulz
has pursued advanced work in his
chosed field at Kansas City, at
New York University as well as
in his current affiliations at Rush
Medical College. His M. D. de-
gree is from the University of
Chicago.
The Omaha guide., 1935-05-04

nifty of human beings.
From across the seas, l send a cor
dial greeting to all the Negroes Of the
United States, and | SAY to them, for
all that France has done for the eman-
cipation of my race, l have for her an
imperishable regard which is the same
as worship"
M. Candace was elected to the
Chamber of Deputies in 1912 and has
served continuously ever since. Be-
fore becoming a deputy, he was a pro-
fessor in the School of Technical and
Professional Instruction. All his pu-
pills were white Frenchmen, from the
better families, but they loved him.
Also before he was deputy, he was
chief adjutant in the cabinet of Rene
Vivian, minister of work in the cabi-
net of Clemenceau from 1906 to 1909.
Candace is a member of the Academy
Of Colonial Sciences, and for Is years,
has been a member of the board of
governors.