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Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-12-20
HOLIDAYS STARTED
BY LOCAL SCHOOLS
Christmas Exercises Held III
Many Instances Before
Dismissal.

Christmas-Ncw Year holidays were
started today by the white and col
orcd public schools or Henderson and
Vance county. Dismissal from classes
for the day marked the beginning OF
the recess period. Work will be re
sumcd on Thursday January 2, the
day after New Years
In many instances appropriate
Christmas programs were given by
either the entire school in its audi
torium, or by individual classes.
Many children took groceries Of one
kind or another and turned them
over to their teachers for dlStribu-
ton TO undcr-privilCGcd children,
though II some cases tho offerings by
the pupils were presented ~ a Christ
mas gift to the janitOr Of tho school
for his family.
One of the events Of the final week
before Christmas was the high school
freshman class play given WedncS-
day evening at Central school under
the direction of Miss Cordlc, of the
high school faculty.
No specific lessons were assigned
to students today for work during
the holidays. They were left free to
eniov the time out of school for
Christmas. without the necessity Of
concentrating on their studies
Many teachers who live away from
Henderson left here today or will 20
tomorrow to their homes in various
parts Of this and adjoining states.
Most Of those who reside in Hcndcr-
son will spend their holiday at home
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-12-20
Groceries Sufficient As
Ticket To Stevenson Show

The only type of admission that will
be honored at the meeting is a pounA
of groceries Of some kind.
Children and adults will be admitted
on that basis, and only if they bring
some food to be turned over to the
Salvation Army for distribution to
needy families next week at Christ
mas time.
General Manager S. s. Stevenson,
of the theatre, is giving this perform
ancc for this benefit, as has been his
custom for a number of years. He
invites all children, as we'll as 9TH
crs, to attend and enjoy the picture
that will be offered, featuring Kay
Francis and George Brent in "Thc
Goose and the Gander" The picture
is highly rated, and is on the reg
Ilar program OF the theatre as we'll
as being shown for this benefit per
formancc.
In other years good crowds have
attended these performances, though
last year that was not true. Children
in the schools were notified today OF
the benefit performance and aCqualt-
ed with the plan, and it is expected
that a large audience will gather for
the occasion. All of the foodstuff
brought in will be distributed by the
Salvation Army to needy families in
the city or vicinity.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-12-20
10 Opportunities Are Left
With Seven Families Taken

daughter who works. and four other
girls, 6. Z, Il and II years old, and
boy, also two babies, six months and
two years old Father has bccn i'll.
NUMBER TWENTY EIGHT.
Father is u cripple. Mother is Ill in
Parker Sanat0rium. -Four girls, Z, 9,
13, II. 16: boys. 5 and II.
NUMEER TWENTY-NINE.
Father and mother with father UNI
able TO find sufficient work TO care
for his family. Girls Z and 8; toys Is
and 49,
NUMBER THIRTY.
Fathc" and mother and two boys, 3
and 7, two girls, II and 20. Youngest
child has been very sick. The family
is very much in need.
NUMBER THIRTY-ONE
Taken by First Baptist Fellowship
Fund.
NUMBER TIIIRTY-TWO
Taken by q Friend.
NUMBER THIRTY THREE
Father has deserted his family.
Mother wants work but unable to
find it. Three boys. 4, and 10: one
girl 12.
NUMBER THIRTL-FOUR
Taken ty Allen Barber Shop.
NUMBER THIRTR-FIVE
Taken by Mr. and Mrs. C. w. Knott
and Wilson T Smith.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-12-20
LITTLE MONEY PUT
IN ARMY KETTLES
Adjutant Joseph Willctt
Urges Better Response
For Sake of Needy.

Very little money has come into the
Salvation Army kettles up to the
present. according to Adiutant JOS
eph Willctt. the total up to noon to-
day being $500.
With the funds coming in at the pre-
sent rate Adiutant Willctt stated to-
day that there would be many disap-
pointed people with saddcncd hearts
at Christmas time. for il was this
tUnd that was to provide them Il
Christmas dinner.
He asked that shoppers in passing
'hc kettles drop few coins into it
and thus bring JOY to hearts Of many.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-12-20
Flu Is Prevalent
With Many People
I'll at Christmas

Influenza has become very pre-
valcnt here during the past few days
or a week. so much SO that indica-
tions now arc that many persons are
likely to celebrate Christmas in their
beds. or at least in their homes. a
larg" number are understood to bo
confined to beds now.
There have been no recent deaths
directly attributable to the disease.
but there have been a number of
pneumonia fatalities here this fall,
with the malady said by some to De
in a more virulent form than usual.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-12-20
CHRISTMAS MAILS
BECOMING HEAVIER
Approach of Christmas Sees
Great Quantities of Par
GELS, Letters.

Christmas mails were becoming
heavier and heavier at tho post Of
fjcc here today as Christmas APP
preached nearer.
Greeting cards have started COM
ing in in great volume. as we'll as
these that arc being mailed away.
Many have destinations in the city,
and will be disposed Of with a couple
Of landings.
The volume Of packages and par
GELS was also very heavy. Most of this
type Of mailing is outgoing, and the
peak is expected to be reached prob
ably tomorrow. The peak of the in
coming parcel mail will hardly be
reached before Monday, it is be-
licvcd.
There were no statistics or csti-
mates as to the comparison Of the
volume this year with that for 1914.
But the demand for stamps was
enormous, and for at least this one
season Of the year the one and half
cent stamp. bearing q likeness OF the
late President Harding, IS highly pop
ular It will carry the ordinary pop
ular greeting card anywhere il un-
Scaicd ana IL tncfc IS no WTItlHS III
side other than the signature OF thu
sender.
Extra help has already been added
at the post office to handle the rush
Of mailing with the greatest possible
speed. both outgoing and incoming
mails. Long lines Of people wait at
the windows to have their packages
weighed and stamped or to buy
stamps for their greeting cards.
The office is hoping to boost it3
volume to the point where the Hen
derson office will return to the fl st
class rating next year.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-12-20
CAN YOU ANSWER
THESE QUESTIONS?
See Pugc F0"f

/ Who was Denis Papln
Where did the breed Of Alderney
COWS originate?
In which state was Jef1erson
Davis. president Of the Conleo'c' ''e
States of America, born? ,,c,..
Who wrote the novel, scarlet
Sister ary?" ,hro,,on,
5 Name the only son Of Abraham =
and sarah, and father of jacob anu
81 s In what year was the War with
Spain? Donuap
3 who wrote the words ana 90 music
to ION the Road to Manda12y? .aTSe White
Who wrote the novel. "The " "i'e
NiHe 1o Which river drains the Great
Lakes into the Atlantic
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-12-20
DURHAM DOCTOR is
TRIED BY RECORDER

In the only case tried at tOdav's
session OF recorders court before Re
cordcr Il. e. Clements, DR.. l.. NJ
Edwards, Of Durham, was fined S23
and costs for reckless driving
The case grew out Of a wreck last
Saturday night in which y r"" be
longing to g. A. Wustcad. Of Nash
Vile and Dr Edwards c0lldcd ON the
ITcndcrson-OXford road about four
miles from Henderson. state H"h-
way Patrolmau T. +, CooI;c, Jr..
made the arrest.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-12-20

Details have been completed for
the program of moving pictures to
be given at the Stevenson theatre to-
morrow morning as n benefit for un-
der-privileged children of the city.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-12-20
TWO REALTY DEEDS
PLACED ON RECORD

Two realty deeds were placed on the
records Of the Vance Registry YES
tcrday.
II. B. Carter. TT. conveyed to Rosa
c. Broadic for $500 lot on Hillside
avenue.
C. NJ. Arlington and wife sold to
Mrs Matte 3. Waiston for $3.50 the
store site formerly operated by Mr..
WalstOn.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-12-20
Committee To Meet

The committee on emancipation will
meet this evening at 1880 O'clock at
the First Baptist church, Negro. it
was stated today.
An effort was being made to notify
all persons who have been named a.
members of the committee.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-05-11
WILL DRILL

Confined from Page Onel
Mr.. Wilson was not at all dis
cOuraged over the market outlook
however.
I'VE believe that the Canad-
ian market will absorb all the
north Montana crude, for Non
tana can supply this market at
a decided saving to Canadin
refiners over Midcontinent
crude" he said. IF Montana
does not supply the crude, then
Montana is in position to supply
the gasoline to the Canadian
market, should the IN cent
Canadian duty on gasoline be
removed"
The Texas company sells its Cut
Bank production to International
Refining Co., which is now storing
oil, waiting for the Canadian market
co open up. Texaco has lease and
offset requirements calling for not
less than Is wells in Cut Bank
this year, Mr.. Wilson said. The
companys north Cut Bank leases,
taken over from w. G. O'Haire
five years ago, when the company
-nterUu the field. haze all been
extended save one lease negotiations
are pending. There on which extern
sions averted a large a noun of
new drilling at this tins
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-05-11
ACTIVITY IN kelvin


tLshtianeu to- FaRe uHel
ment for lime wells, treated his
well and II started flowing so bar
rels per day. Now he is starting
a second well, offsetting Pfalbe &
Engleking's No. producer. and he
has decided to so ahead vita the
business Of making q fortune in the
oil business.
Crumley's Shaw No. In sW
corner 35-s6-2W Is fishing at 1870.
The Reichofr-Baum we'll spudded
May 8. in SEA S-35-sW. Mean
time a contract has been awarded
to Walter Drout to plug the Baum
No. I. starting before May IS.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-05-11
PONDERA
By Ponaerm C@mmey AAseract o.
0@aBa&s A0mammn


OIL q Gas xMAsEa
Harold ]. Hanson a az 70 ". ~. Fui.
Son Lot 4 SEaSWa 7. Lot ! NEaNWa IS
ia 81
Edward Pres % ". n. FULTON RaNEa
NWaNE1 ls-x7-4 81
P. C. Kivlian Receiver Of first Nat.
HANK. Walker. % A "a. Aroua e AZ
slorfgage record book 4 Aega Page $50
John L. coff e ux to P. n X. Pet
rolenm Co, Lots 2, 3, 4 SW1 NEi 4,
EiEi z-@-5 81
John L. Con- ct NJ 20 Dakota Mont
on Co., EkW3. WiEA z-9-5 81.
RELEASE OIL LEASE
J. +. kumpf % Evaline Morganet con.
Lease Record book Leases Page So4 on
NWtSW3 4; NASE1. NE5SWa $500
Texas Production Co. to II. L. Rich.
mond Lease on StSM 1898 Record
book leases page - 81.
ASSIGNMENT or ROYALTY
Erick NJ Erickson et ux 70 l. Esch-
bach 1872 Of 1es royalty from Ma TO-;
W3NW3 u-27-4 81.
Same to Theo Hanson IN OF iqs roy.
atty from NJ 10; WANW3 1f-27-4 81
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-05-11

Owl AND GAS LEASES
Albert Bedford ct Nv to Euguene La
| IfOuche and G. p. Walgren SWSE %
s4-7 West term la years 81.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-05-11
HARDIN PEOPLE NOT SATISFIED
WITH GAS IN BACK YARDS WILL
DRILL TEST FOR OIL NEAR TOWN

n ANELS Petroleum company Of Big Horn county has been
incorporated at Hardin to drill for oil Hardin structure
The dome producing and Of consequence
Hardin has his well Townspeope finally the
idea that this gas indicates the proximity Of oil viii raise
money to sink deep test
George Daniels dr1er who been charge of oper
atoms for the Pongz Petroleum Co. in Soap Greek oil field
leading spirit O. Quinn attorney secretary Dnec
E. L Kelley Henry Psch O. M Kelly, NJ swindle
Knowles B. George M Daniels H. r. Caderwood and
Dr. E. Havereld The company is capitalized at $4,000
his tools and getting steel rig which he
hopes ready pud within As days Five thousand
and the well be within half mile Of Hardin
200 units $500 per unit have been subscribed by Hardin
nsznfnr
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-05-11

Thomas Dawson ct ux 20 VIM. SDlan
agrees to pros for minerals
AKEAEORANDUM OF AGREEMENT
20 M. corwin Co 10 Santa Rita on o
ram e ax EkNw N5sK sESE wBsW
S0-S1-SWs VI 49,. -. -. . ...--......-..
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-05-11

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL DIS
TRTCT or THE stats OF NON
TANA. IN AND FOR THE COUNTY
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-05-11

Of way across M NEA 1884,. 81.
Mary II Peterson to r. c. Jomhnson
OF Cut Bank correction deed covering
portion Lot ! Blk 1 Bird add Cut Bank
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-05-11

Knuts Void 70 peGsrG. Ruetesn. Gu
l BaRk l:2 Of 10 NbNEa 1856 NAN"a
r c rarant to same lO% NsNEa;
W. +. AIliaOn to Adelbsrs Howe. Fsrni.
B. c. Ia Of 10 sWa 24-s5-6W 81.
AdelbeEt Hove to wilda y; Fegel.
- -35-oW. g.
Jos. v Freer and Helen r Freer 20
Hariand McDonah. CT. Falls ITO q ~
NJ 5-S4-SW. 81.
clifford Nickerson ct w to Jos. V.
Frser; g, Fails. 1870 Of 1F Lots s. 3.
SENW NESW 3-58-6W. 81
Charles r. Townsend TO- L. +. Nc
Curdy Of Great Falls 6-S % 10 NENE,
ZANE SENW SEa 28-53-5W. 81
Geo. Chassee et TX to Jos. v FreeF. CT.
Fails Of 10 WtSWt 1S-3t-6W 81
Effie NJ Dewitt to VIM. c. Rattig.
Cut Bank 4 Of 10 EI4SW SSNW SWSW.
Lots , sec IL Lot 4 sec 1O-31-5W II
ASSIGNMENTS or ROYALTY
Lama Richards Auelle- ct al 70 Il +.
McCurdy. Ct Falls rs OF LEI stSe Z;
NINE 1s-S3-5W less Railroad. 81
Same to Same 1ss siSE z; NAME 1s-
;Ei-J less railroad. 81.
L F. Alccurdy to Robert s MeBrady,
MINI. Is OF Ies SENW SINE Z; S5NW
SWINE S-SS-5W 81
Same to same Ia OF 10 Nwa s1-s2-
5W. 81.
=! Same ann to same Is !. Of IL sEsw "a;
Same 70 Same 1-6 Of 19s NE sENW
Es}sw WISE So; WSNW "a; swsE %
same to same l-s Of14 NV 27-ss.5w
Same 10 J. Howard Hay Akron. Ohio,
I-s OF 1es slsEa7; N5sNEl Is-as-Sw.
R. G Tsrrsnt to Marie Erdahl BIZ
lngs Of 1% NENE SANE NEsE 81
A N. Murphy to R. C. McBrady, MINI
l,s Of 1% E3SW q; NEW NWNE
VIM, Kaufman ct ux to Consolidated
Gas Co. SEA ZT-32-5W 81.
Bridget Hammond ct con to Gail r
Aonlton, y. Y Of 1s6 NE3 1s-sS-0W
Ole G. Augestad 70 same 1Ss Ls0ts 3 |
sec 2-ss-ew sEsw Is; ERWs swsE
Bridget Hammond to Frank Hammond |
Rexford Montana to F. p. Bailey OF |
Public C.. sersics Ride; Portland orr , Of
u NEs 1 l,,IsaS a., p..s ), a..
tolyn Clark Of corbin B. c. 1-4ss swa |
Rieder oliver co. to A. D. Rieder. Cut
Bank I Of 1ee SESE 1-S3-6W. 81.
OIL AND Gas LEASE
G. I'D. Lukens ct ux Whitmer, West Va 4
g r. c. Jeffries Cut Bank Lessee tract /
y Of add tste OF Cut Bank term yr.
Ole Berkram ct ux al 10 santa Rita
~ and Gas Co., EANW N1SE gESE
2ESW W5SW S5-37-5W term 10 yrs. 81
- Louis Lain ct ux to Same EsEh
RELEASE or. OH. AND GAS LEASE
Tex Pae. Coal and oil Co., 70 Makh-
Ida s. Gtertsan Lease dated April 26
$50 rec. book Vol. 2-116 NW3 NAsa
MODIFICATION or OIL AND GAS
Ed Lukens and EaIly Lukens as
essors and Il c Jeffries as Ieasee-Fefers
0 lease Aug %. 1884 covering tract N
add tste Cut Bank term changed
rom years to i year commencement "A
I drilling changed from Sept 1855 to
ASSIGNMENT OF OH AND GAS
LEASES II
J d. Da ofcut Bank 70 Olive Oh Co.
corporation OF Cut Bank NsNEa 35-35-8
Same to Same NE3NE3 14-24 81 :
same g Same NsNW4 $3.50 d. r.
Vinkler 81
II. Tarrant to Glacier County. right
way across M NE3 1884, 81
Mary r Peterson to r. c. Jomhnson
( Cut Bank correction deed covering
ortion Lot Blk Bird add Cut Bank
OIL AND GAS LEASES
Albert Bedford ct Nv to Euguene La
ouehe and c. p. Walgren SWSE B-
AGREEMENT
Thomas Dawson ct ux 20 WIN. SDlan
grees to pros for minerals
MEMORANDUM OF AGREEMENT
% M. corwin Co 10 Santa Rita on o
aa Co., Lease New. 81 -Sa by Oaa ReRi-
I'm &c AK BzNW NSSE sEsE wAsW
'-sf-oWs VI -.-- -..- .----.-.----. Il
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-05-11
SELL EAST TEXAS ROYALTIES

Canadian Exploration company
and its subsidiary, Canadian Roy
alties Co., paid a dividend on May
/, from its Denver office of 81
per share. This resulted from the
sale OF producing royalties in East
Texas field at a price averaging
$1.4s0 per royalty acre (S120 per
cent pc racre). There are a num-
Der Of stockholders in Canada.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-05-11

JAPAN BUYS DRILLING RIGS
Several carloads OF boilers and
oil drilling equipment have been
shipped out Of Okotoks, Turner
valley field, Alberta, for export to
Manehuria. The purchase was made
BY a Japanese concern.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-05-11

Vulcanized rubber applied 70 pipe
TO protect II against corrosion and
soil stress v being tried in an en-
pertinent conducted by gas and
rubber companies. A section Of 100
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-05-11
pnRagIr APPI.IOATTONs

Montana Y association. 1O41o
Graham Ave. Los Angeles. Calf,
Parts OF section is, 2s. 3s and 80,
Twp. BAN. Rg. sw. near Aloe.
Florence e. Snyder, I'll Lumber
Exchange Bldg. Minneapolis: Sc x
3 and all Sec. 20, Twp. s3-S1E..
Bowdoin gas field.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-05-11

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL Dis
TRTCT or THE STATE OF MON=
TANA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY
on CASCADE.
IN THE MATTRR OF THE as
TATE OF WILLIAM C. WoLTah' De-
ee E@ssss at PubIisasaoa q rims APP
seamsed for Proving WIN and Mear-
ing Of Appiicataon AdmatsaAs wM %
cHIRary Administrator with VIA An
Pursuant 10 an order issued out Of
the above ent1tied District Court on the
bv given that Wednesday the 18th day
81 May 1876, at the hour OF 1000
o'c1oek in the forenoon Of said day &C
the courtrooHs in the courthouse In the
state Of Montana, has been appointed
as the time aud place for proving OF
the last Win and Testament Of william
G. Wolter. deceased, and for hearing OF
the application TO admit said wan %
probate and for the appointments Of A.
" gwanberg a. ancinary administrator
with VIII annexed, when and where aRy
person interested may appear and con-
an fr1l objections to the appsinEmsnt 81
said A. v. Swnnberg aa ancinaFy ad-
rnimigtrmtor with wan annexed OF the
said estate Of William c. WOlter. de-
Date Dated this zsrd day Of April, 1885.
GEORGE HARPER,
Cark
]. 70. HIBGARD,
Deputy Clerk
III. NORSKOG,
Attorney for Administration
FOrd Building,
Great Falls Montana.
{ COURT SRAL)
Date Of first publication, April q.
1885. *
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-05-11

e. Of pipe covered with a one-fourth
inch thick coating OF vulcanized rub
Der has been laid in son where cor
rosion has been especially severe.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-05-11
Oil Trade Notes
Of Interest to Refiners and Marketers
sOOONY-VACUUM BUsnEmas oAINs

BOOONY-VACUUM BUBLHM9B GAINS
a had the largest Of sales the nation in It's history according
OIL totaled ss55S494 barrels
against
q q q q o o
unfortunate
terng Falls and points north
The Washington times., 1935-03-29
Debutantes Barely II
Bow to Royalty

nodding queen, and pass on to a
buffet supper in another room.
The Washington times., 1935-03-29
DELAY CHAFES
HAUPTMANN

TRENTON, N. j., March 20
N.N.SO.-Bruno Richard Haupt-
mann sat in his cell in the New
Jersey State prison death house
today brooding over the failure
of his attorneys to win an early
hearing on his appeal in the mur-
der of the Lindbergh baby.
The former Bronx carpenters
bid for a new trial will be heard
in June.
If the decision goes against
Hauptmann in June he probably
will die in the electric chair the
latter part of August or the first
OF September. New Jersey law
provides for re-sentencing and
electrocution within eight weeks
Of the appeal.
The Washington times., 1935-03-29

LONDON, March 20 GN.SO.
Nine more American debutantes
will have their moment to curtsy
before King George and Queen
Mary in the throne room of Buck
ingham Palace tonight when Their
Majesties hold the second Of the
four royal courts of jubilee year.
The American girls and matrons
will be presented before the
jewelled throne by Mrs. Robert w.
Bingham, wife of the United
States ambassador. They are:
Mrs. T. Walter Seligman, Miss
Virginia Bell and Miss Joyce De
Lewis Prizer, New York City; Mrs.
Maturin Livingston Delafield,
Hewitt, L. l.; Miss Elizabeth
Tweedy, New Jersey; Mrs. Harry
G. Seidel, Providence, R. l.; Miss
Mildred Booth Mckinney, Rich
mond, Va; Miss Allison Osborne,
Illinois; Mrs. Dudley Dyre, Denver.
Capital Girl Bows
Nine others, including Wash
ington, D. c., girl, were presented
last night, and other groups are
awaiting the remaining two
courts, set for May.
Most notable of these courts is
the youth of the debutantes and
the simplicity of their attire.
Many of the girls were barely
II and still in school, but "came
out" early to make their debuts
at one of the courts during the
silver jubilee OF the Kings coro'
nation.
Simple Gowns
Their youth was reflected in
gauzy chiffons, frothy tulle, and
delicately feathered fans, in
gowns of simple lines, and white
or pale colors.
Long before the hour set for the
appearance of the King and
Queen, they began rolling up in
cars and carriages. Footmen
greet them, inspect their sum
monses, and escort them to a
gilded dressing room.
All Over Quickly
When "God Save the King" is
heard, it means that the King
and Queen are seated. and the
presentations begin with me-
chanical speed. Aa court Off
cial reads off the long list of
presentees; they are rushed
through at the rate of a half a
dozen a minute.
The thrill the women have
been waiting for for months is
all over in two minutes. Their
names are announced, Mrs. Bing-
ham bows them in, they make
the double curtsy they have been
practicing under professional in
struction, get a glimpse of the
tired, bored King and the austere,
The Washington times., 1935-03-29

BOSTON, March 29.-Jail isn't
so bad; in fact, it's a right nice
place to Anne Etters and Mae
Stisow, who are held on a charge
of passing bogus money.
Arrested in a recent cleanup by
Federal agents, the two girls told
an amazing story of brutal treat
ment received at the hands of
counterfeiters into whose clutches
they had fallen. One of the
girls said:
"They horse-whipped us, tied
to a post, if we didn't do as we
were told. We wanted to get