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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-15
Proti t~uberkulose.

AbychOm Sc pOkud mono
vyvarovali nakaze, hledme Sc
udrzeti co nejzdravejs1mi a
nejsilnejs1mi. To jest hlavn1
vec: telesna zdatnost. Dosta-
nell Sc zarodek nemoci do tela
zdrav6 a zdatn6 osoby, neroz-
mnozf Sc, ale byva obycejne
bro usmrcen. V plic1ch oso-
by slab6, neduzive Sc bro roz-
plemen1 a pGsob1 tuberkulosu
Pile. Velkou pomoc1 k udrze-
nj zdravf jest mnoho cisteho
vzduchu We dine i V noel, v do
me, We skolnf svetnici i dime.
Druhy dGlezity cinitel jest hoj-
most dobr6 stravy, cistota a
stT1dmost. Cerstvy vzduch MOI.
no vzdy m1ti, chod1me-li caste
ma prochazku, otv1rame-li pill
ne okna, hlavn6 u loznice,
kdez jest uzitecno m1ti okna O.
tevrena i noel. Prach po-
koji st1rejte vzdy vlhkym ha-
drem a zametejte vlhkym sme-
takem. Necht nikdo neuz1va
k odstraneni prachu perov6
stetky. Detem vstepujte, re
nesmf do 1st davati niceho
krone potravy. Davaj1-li do
ust tuzky, penfze nebo hracky,
,cumlajf-li bonbony nebo cukr,
ktery melo drive V 1stech jine
dfte, jest to vzdycky nebezpec-
ne a NELL bychom tomu kazde
dfte odvyknouti. Nem1rne ne
DO pravidelne pozfvanf palen-
ky nebo jinych opojnych ma
pojG, ~pTipravuje pole tuberku-
lose a uzfvate-li opojnych ma
pojG, jsouce jiz tuberkulosou
p~ostizeni = zabfjfte Sc Kaz-
dy by Sc mel aspon jednou tyd-
ne koupati V teple vode a myti
Sc kazde rano We studene.
Nenf leku, jenz by WHO'LL
tuberkulosu. Skoda casu a pc
n6z Ia l6cenf a leky; tax zvane
"protituberkuliny", oznamova-
ne "zazracne" l6ky prot tu-
berkulfm, jsou vesmes sarlatan
Swim. A lekaTi, kteT1 Sc dava-
il do novin, mali byti zrovna
tax pomfjeni jake jejich "a
zracne" leky. Dobry lekaf
nedava Sc do novin, nema toho
zapotTeb1. SouchotinaT 81 vzdy-
cky myslf, re jest silnejs1, neil
opravdu jest a caste Sc zaned-
bava = az je pozde. Mysll-li
nekdo, re je churav a boJlli Sc
tuberkulosy, necht jde lined
k lekafi a podrob1 sc vsemu, co
mt Dude pTikazano.
Necht netratf casu a penez
pfi patentn1ch a jinych lec1ch.
a "zazracnych" prostredclch.
Lecba tuberkulosy jest kid,
stale hojnost cerstveho vzdu-
chu a dostatek dobr6 vyzivne
stravy. zadneho jineho l6ku
nenf tTeba = ovsem, nenf-li ie-
Ste nejaka nemoc podruzna.N Ne
mocn1 tuberkulosou mali j1sti
aspon trikrat denn6 mimo to
at PHI hojne mleka ma desatou
a k svacine. Necht sp1, jak
dlouho chtejf, a ostatn1 cas-
necht odpocfvaj1; nesm1 Sc
zadnym zpGsobem pT1lis unav-
ovati a nesm1 Sc mnoho pohy-
bovati. Zasahneme-li vyvinu
yeas, mono tuberkulo-
SUI vyhojiti pouhym klidem,
vzduchem. a hlavne dobrou w
zivou. Nejlepe daf1 Sc tako-
wynn nemocnym v sanatoriich
ma venkove. Nenf nebezpecno
z1ti s tuberkulosnfm clovekem-
je-li cistotny a znic1-li Timed
chrchel, ktery vykasle.
Tuberkulosnf must nutne m1ti
sve vlastnf loze, a je-li jen tro-
chl1 mOznO ! Uloc+nf IOznici
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-15
Vymahani nebude asi lehkym.

V Indianapolis, Indiana, Sc
nat pTijal &c proti 18 zakon,
j1mz Sc zapov1da staveti komu-
nistickou stranu ma volebni IL
sick. Jiz drive prosla pTedlo-
ha snemovnou. Navrh vysel z
Americke Legie statu Indiana.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-15
Sedmiletx obSti Silence.

V Ypsilanti, Michigan, sedmi-
lety Richard Streicher byl
zavrazden nejakym s1lencem.
Mrtvola jeho byla nalezena
sm6stnana do prohlubiny We
zdi pod mostem u reky Huro-
nu. Policie ma mrtvole naSla
deset bodnych ran.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-15
Pozarem hostel znicen.

V Magnolia, Ia, hostel sv.
Brightly byl znicen 1plne oh
mem. Veskere zaT1zenf a rou-
cha c1rkevn1 V kostele byla
%zniceny. hostel byl postaven
v roce 1865. Byl prvnf katoli-
cky hostel v okresu Harrison.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-15

Theldon Francis Jones re
San Antonio, Texas, Dude Wy
svecen V Praze ma kneze, kde
studuje ma tamn1 universite.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-15
Navsteva Simona "a. brfezna.

Sir Simon, zahranicn1 sekre-
tar anglicky a Anthony Eden,
odejede "a. brezna do Berl1na,
kde konferovati Dude S kancle-
rem, Hitlerem, o evropskem
miru.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-15
zivot v tech Spojenych Statech

ma poulicni elektricke kaTe v
San FRANCISCAN. obdrzel $15,-
900 "a jetf ma kare v den, kdy
mel prazdno.
Sunni tuto pfiTkl mu Nejvys-
ST Soud "a poranenf utrpene ma
kafe, v nfz jel a jez srazila Sc s
jinou. Druha kara patrila jine
spolecnosti, ktera sunni tn "a
platiti musela. DeFerrari, jenz
pracuje ma kare Municipal
Street drahy, jel ma kare Mar
ket Street spolecnosti, v n1z pri
srazce zranen byl.
= Toto by jiste zastrasiti
m6lo milovniky zpevu: Sweet
Adeline. Ovsem tato znela z
hrdel zalevanych mokem We
William West hospode v Chi
cagu.
"Zaplatfte $1S5.5O", dikto-
val soudce Holland. "Chcete
Ii poTadati pobaveni, musfte k
tomu mfti 1fednf povolenl."
"Ale," namftal West, "ti
zpevaci byli jenom hoste v me
hospode."
Mic platno, platiti musel.
" Poplar Bluff vMissou-
ri, Elmer Smith sedi We vezen1
pro ukraden1 domku. Byl OBJ
zalovan, re nechal odplaviti
maly domek ma pramu pc
Black rece do dalky nekolika
mil z reky vytahl domek ma
breh, zpravil kde co tTeba a u
sadil Sc v mem.
= Jack M. Leavy San
Francisku pfijel Sc sym auto
mobilem do garaze u sveho do
mu kdyz automobile ujel ne
Ijakych ctyficet blockG ulice.
Kdyz V garazi rozsvftil svetlo,
uvidel, re v pTedu ma ochran-
ne tyci lei muz pevne spiel.
Leavy lomcoval spfc1m, ale
probuditi jej nemohl. Vyjel tu-
diz z garaze a jel ku policejn1
stanici.
Ia nekolik hodin pozdeji
Spiel = Edward Meyers =
probudil sc v cele policejn1 sta
nice. Stezoval 81 ma nevolnost
V krfzi.
"To yam udelal bumper"
(ochranna tyc), poucoval poll
cista.
"To jsem musel pofadne u
snouti", usoudil prot tomu Me
yers a odeSel domG.
= Jestlize zlodej, ktery u
kradl skTfn v Cambridge, Mas
sachusetts, T1diti Sc Dude tim,
CO nalezne We skrfni, jiste Dude
iinym clovekem ma tele a du-
chu. We skrfni uschovano bylo
deset biblf a ctyTi koupac1 O.
bleky.
Zaplaceni dane v obnosu
jednoho centu, stojf jednoho
poplatn1ka vladnf dane v Ma
con, Georgia, sedm cent?, jak
prozradil vypomocny kolektor,
Paul E. Bryant. Poplatn1k, a.
by zaplatiti mohl dan jednoho
centu, postal cent postovn1 po-
ukazkou S vynalozenim sedmi
cent?. Jeden cent ma DAM a
sest cent? "a %postovnf poukaz-
ku.
" Nebraska City, farmar
Ray Fredericks, obdrzel ma
checku jeden cent ma vyrovna-
nj Sc S komisonackou firmou
V Omaze. Rozhodne-li Sc ku
zpenezenf checku toho, staff
no to Dude tri Gently ma bance,
kde poplatek ten placen byti
must Ia menen1 mimomistniho
checku.
= TTeba nemohl hnouti au-
tomobilem v Minneapolis tam
nj usedlfk, Sidney Olstad Cd
souzen byl ma 60 dnf do robo-
tarny pro r1zenf automobile,
kdyz opily byl.
Kdyz muz je opily a sedf v
AUTOMOBILE a udeTi svoji zenu
kl1cem automobile, rfdi auto
mobil jsa pod vlivem alkoholu,
rozhodl soudce.
= Muscle to byti prekvape-
MIN pro Lowella Wade, kdyz v
Robinson, Illinois, poznal v
pravniku, ktery no mel haiti
pro kradez, byvaleho mladika,
kteremu pred Lefty ukradl j.
do.
The Washington times., 1935-11-05
a big, luxurious SUPER-SAFETY car built
for today's high-speed traffic!

has a wider rear tread in relation to
height and length than other cars-because
1850 more auto fatalities happen on curves
than from all other causes combined!
1t has the worlds first seamless, all-steel
body with girder-steel frame, steel roof. steel
floor! And BIG SUPER HYDRAULIC
BRAKES-larger in relation to car weight
than in any other Car at any price!
See the new Nash 400" at the Auto
Show or at any Nash-LaFa showroom.
Ride in it. Then tell us what words you
think would describe its marvellous new
kind of motor. The Nash Motors Company,
Kenosha, Wisconsin.
The Washington times., 1935-11-05

stJ-No mails carried on this voyage;
sails p. m.
MARTINIQUE CColombian), Cape
Haiti and Port-de-Paix, November IL,
Gonaives and st. Marc H. Port-au-
Prince IL and Petit Goave etc.; Pier
s, Brooklyn (Furman St.)-Msils close
1880 p. m.-Mails for Cape Haiti
Gonaives, Port-de-Paix, st. Marc and
"other parts Of Haiti; parcel post for
Cape Haiti.
oREGoNIAN (American-Hawaiianl,
Cristobal, November IL; Pier s. Bush
Docks, Brooklyn (Forty-second STD
$3.50 a. m.)-Mails for Canal Zone,
Narino Department of Colombia and
Bahia de Caraquez. Esmeraldas and
Manta in Ecuador; parcel post for
Canal. Zone and Panama.
PAUL H. HARDWOOD CR. l. Haguel.
Arubs. November Is; Pier 6, Constable
Hook, Bayonne, N. J.-Mails close $3.50
a. m.-Mails for ArubR; parcel post.
THURSDAY
Transatlantic
No Sallings
Latin.America
COAMO (Porto Rico)-san Juan No
vember IL and santo Domingo City -
(Seaport); pier Is, e. r. maiden Lane)
-tMail close noon (supp. mails l p. m.) !;
sails 3 p. m.-Mails for Dominican Re-
public Puerto Rico, Saba, st. Croix, st.
Eustatus, st. Martin and st. Thomas; /;
parcel post.
COLO MBIA (Colombia)-Port au
Prince November II, Kingston IL, Puerto
Colombia IA, Cartagena Is and Cristobal
Is; pier 9, Brooklyn thurman St.)-
Mails close $3.50 a. M; sails noon--Mails
The Washington times., 1935-11-05

The following table shows the
names Of ships, the lines Oper-
ating them, their time Of sailing
from New York, and when their
regular and supplementary mails
close. Time shown is Eastern
Standard time. Dates after
names Of ports indicate sched-
uIed dates Of arrival. ~ Indi-
Gates mails must be especially
addressed to this steamer. ~
Indicates supplementary mails
will be accepted on pier up to
10 minutes before sailing time.
TOMORROW
Transatlantic
BLACK TERN (Black Diamond),
Antwerp November II; Pier X, Wee
hawken, N. j. Mails close 1880 p. m.
Parcel post for Belgium, Belgian
Congo and Luxembourg.
Pacific), Cherbourg and Southampton
November II. Mails close S p. m. (reg-
istered mails close 2 p. m.) and go
by rail to Montreal, thence by
steamer. Mails for Europe, "Africa
and "west Asia.
kOHSHOLM (Furness WlthyDs COIN
enburg November 81; Pier 4. Bush
Docks, Brooklyn (45th St). Mails
close noon. Parcel post for Lithuania.
MANHATTAN (United states). Cobb
and Plymouth November IL, Havre 1S
and Hamburg is (Seapost); Pier so,
N. r. (West 18th ST.. tMails Gloss
a. m. (supp. mails close 10 a. m.)
sails noon. Mails for Europe, Africa,
West Asia and sNorway; parcel post
for Austria, Czechoslovakia, France
Germany, Great Britain, Hungary, Irish
Free State, Northern ireland. Switzer'
land, the U. 8. S. r.
NEW YORK (Hamburg-American)
Cherbourg and Southampton Novem
ber IA, Hamburg IS (seapost); Pier 81
n. R. (West 44th St.) Mails close
p. m. (supp. mails accepted at Nor.
gan annex up to 10:45 p. m.); sails
midnight. Mails for Europe, Africa
and West Asia, except Gold Coast
Sierra Leone and South Africa.
STAvANGERFJORD IN orweg l q n
American), Bergen, November 1s Oslo
IS; Thirtieth St., Brooklyn-tMails close
$3.50 q. m. (supp. malls close a. m.)
sails noon-MailS for Norway; parcel
post.
West indies and Latin America :
CRIsToBAL panama R. RI, Port.
au-Prince, November IL, Cristobal IA
Pier IS. N. r. (West Twenty-fiftf
The Washington times., 1935-11-05
JURY ACQU|TS
SLAYER OF
HUSBAND

UPPER MARLBORO, Md, Nov.
B.-After an hours deliberation,
u jurors last night found Mrs.
Dorothy Joan Smith not guilty OF
the murder Of her husband, one
time Maryland State trooper, last
July.
Announced by Jury Foreman
Murray l.. Ball, of Bladensburg,
the finding brought sobs from the
defendant, a former employe of a
Laurel beauty parlor. Folded in
the arms of her father, A. S.
Dodd, of Laurel, Mrs. Smith
murmured:
"I knew it would be acquittal
and I'm awfully glad. But I've got
q lot to be sorry for. My five.
year-old son has been staying with
my parents in Laurel. I'm going
to live with them. I haven't any
plans for the future"
Accident, Her Plea
The verdict came at 9:20 last
night, Just one hour and three
minutes after the jury began its
deliberations.
Although defense counsel had
carefully built up a structure OF
self defense to justify the shoot.
ing, Mrs. Smith, who admitted
firing a bullet through her huS-
bands heart during q quarrel in
their Laurel home July %, de-
clared the death was accidental.
The quarrel began, she told
the court, when her husband
objected to showing friends a tin.
type taken Of the couple at a car
niVal at JeSsups, Md.
She told how Smith finally
produced a gun during the quar-
rel and, after threatening to kill
her, handed the gun to her and
told her to kill herself. She
said she took the weapon, a .32-
caliber automatic.
Then, she told the jury, Smith
whirled on her and said, I'll
kill you in my own way" She
said the gun went off when he
started toward her. She pulled
the trigger in her fright.
Mrs. Smith revealed that she
made an attempt to kill herself
after shooting her husband, but
said the gun would not fire. After
about 20 minutes, she said, she
drove to the home Of friends.
Three hours later she appeared
at the Laurel police sub7Station
and surrendered.
The trial began yesterday
morning and there was packed
courtroom throughout the ses-
sion.
The Washington times., 1935-11-05
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The Washington times., 1935-11-05

for Colombia Except cauca. Magdalena
Dept and Bogota), Haiti and jamaica
HCanal Zone and ~PanamR; parcel post.
LARA (Red D)-San Juan November
1s, La Gusyra is, Puerto Cabello II, Cue
racao Is, Aruba 10 and Maracaibo 20;
pier II, Brooklyn (Furman St.)-tMails
close 1880 p. m. (supp. mails 1880 p.
m); sails p. m.-Mails for Aruba,
Curacao Venezuela Except Caripito and
Ciudad Bolivarl and sPuerto Rico; par
eel post.
MARAvI (American caribbean)-st.
Thomas November IA. st. Croix II, Trini-
dad 10. etc.; pier 2S, Z. R. (Catharins
St.)-Mails close 1 p. m. (supp. mails .
p. m.)-Mails for Barbados, Caripito.
Ciudad Bolivar, Guadeloupe, Guiana
Martinique. Saba, st. Croix, st. Eustatius,
st. Martin, st. Thomas and Trinidad|
parcel post.
QUEEN OF BERMUDA (Furness Ber~
muda)-St. Georges and Hamilton Ber.
muda. November and Nassau IL; pier
9s, N. r. (West 55th St.)-Mails close
noon sails . .. m.-Mails for Bermuda
and Bahamas Except Inagua)i parcel
post
The Washington times., 1935-11-05

For the first time in years, the BIG NEWS
of the Auto Show is motor. the amazing
new kind of motor in the new Nash ''400'!A
motor based on a new engineering discovery!
A motor so simplihed that it has 500 fewer
parts! !Amotor so powerful, so smooth, so effort
less that we're offering $40 OOOin Cash Prizes
lust to find words that will even describe it!
But that's only part of the story. This
new engine has been built into car that
will give thousands of car owners an entirely
new conception of low priced automobile!
The new Nash "40O'' is big. luxurious,
STPER-SAFETY car-built for today's
nnile.a.minute traffic. It's much lower-and
The Washington times., 1935-11-05
Birds Get Drunk, Too!

MILFORD, Conn.-Three blue
Jays were bluer than ever yester-
day with a hangover-the result
of an orgy on fermented apple
pulp.
The pulp had been thrown out
the kitchen door of the Weylister
Secretarial School, where the
girls had made sweet cider. The
gardener found two Of the blue
Jaws in a coma. The third was
still on his feet looking for an
eagle to fight.
The Washington times., 1935-11-05

HARRISONBURG, VA. HaFrisOnbrg WreCLing Co.
SILVER SPRING, MD. ..... Potter Nash Motor %"
The Washington times., 1935-11-05
CuIpeper Asks D. {.
Search for SLAYER

CULPEPER, Va, Nov. 5.-Wash-
ington police today we're asked
to be on the lookout for Cul-
peper man who is wanted for the
murder of Jack Williams, 20-year-
old colored farm hand who was
stabbed to death near here Sun
day night.
A description of the man was
given by local police who believe
the stabbing was the result of a
drinking braWl.
The Washington times., 1935-11-05

Everything we've learned sin
we began in 1869-about sty
about value, about quality-pla
a big part in making this sale tt
event of all Washington. Dor
miss it!
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-17
FINANCIAL TROUBLES
HE|GHYEN BOSTONS|
DIFFICULT SITUATION
President Fuchs Close to End of
Rope With Playing Field
Gone to Dogs
CLUB SEEKS PURCHASER
Ford Frick to Confer With Club
Owners on Possible Sol.
ution to Problem

New York, Jan. l7.-(P)-The posi-
bility that the National League might
take over the Boston Braves and run
the club until a purchaser could be
found loomed Thursday as league di-
rectors headed here to join President
Ford Prick Friday in his struggle with
the toughest problem baseball has
faced in years.
With the Braves field apparently
gone to the dogs, the team dispossess-
ed, President Emil Fuchs close to the
end Of his financial rope. and Charles
F. Adams, who holds the mortgages,
unwilling to take over the team, the
new battle Of Bunker Hill resolved in
to a weird but desperate chase for a
man with a lot Of money who Is In
terested.
Failing thatr-and failure is virtually
admitted at the Start-there seems
nothing for the league directorate to
do but take over the club, settle with
Adams and Fuchs. attempt to regain
possession of Braves Field. and thus
maintain an eight club league until a
purchaser is found.
There is little likelihood that the
league will attempt to buy out Fuchs
and Adams Harvey Traband. league
secretary treasurer, said Thursday.
But every effort will be made to
carry on in Boston. The directors
will solve the problem somehow be-
cause they must"
Frick. up to his ears In trouble at
the outset Of his regime, declined
comment. He said there were no new
developments.
AS for possible purchaser - all
hands admittedly are stumped.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-17
Campagna Wins Bout
With Winnipeg Boxer

Grand Forks, Jan. 17.-(H1-Frankie
Martin, Moose Jaw, Sask., scored a
technical knockout over Biff Bapp Of
Hogeland, Mont, in the third round
of q scheduled six round battle that
topped a boxing card here Wednes-
day night.
Ted Campagna. .Msyville's longated
light heavyweight stabbed out six
round decision over Tony Flanond OF
Winnipeg in the SEMI windup while
Clayton Ness of Grand Forks beat
Pat Sheridan of Winnipeg in the 9TH
er six round affair.
Joe Domstad of Grafton had a good
edge over Mike Sullivan of Edmonton
in four rounder. Johnny Baker Of
East Grand Forks fought draw
with Tommy Nelson OF Winnipeg
while Blackie Agelo defeated Danny
Banks Of Grafton in the four round
curtainraiser.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-17
Wahpeton Science
Cage Quint Beats
Dickinson, 2S. III
State Teachers College Team
Loses Nip-and-Tuck Battle
Wednesday Night

Dickinson, N. D., Jan. l7.-(R)-
Wahpeton Wildcats defeated the
Dickinson Savages 1927 Wednesday
night. The game was close through
out with Wahpeton leading by q few
points most Of the way.
With four minutes left to play
Stumpf. Dickinson forward, slammed
in field goal to cut the Wildcat lead
to one point, 27-26. Salidan, Wahpe.
ton guard, made q free shot good to
put the Wildcats in the lead two
points.
With less than a minute to play
Schmickrath, Dickinson forward. net
ted a free throw to cut the Wahpeton
lead again to one point.
The half ended 1913 in favor Of
Wahpeton. The score was tied twice
Ill the first half. The Savages took
the lead after few minutes Of play
when Larson made two free shots to
put the score 81. Gram tied the score
with free throw and Wahpeton
forged ahead. Again Stumpf with q
free throw tied the score at 1913.
The score was tied once more at
the beginning OF the second half when
Doering. center. and Baggenstoss,
guard. Melted field goals to make it
l7-l7.
D0ering and Aicl1ele. Dickinson, and
Falconer, Watpeton, went out on four
irersnna1s 1inelln.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-17
INDEPENDENT CAGE TOURNEY
SPLIT INTO CLASS A AND B
Eight Largest Cities Will Be
Represented in Big 7as-
ketbaII PIayoff

Fargo, Jan. 17.-(F)-The annual
independent state basketball league
tournament will be divided into two
classes. class A to include the eight
largest cities In the state, and class
B to be made up Of the remaining
entries, it was announced here Thurs
day by r. w. Johnston, Hillsboro,
president.
Johnston made the announcement
after comforting with other league
officers. Neil O. Churchill, Bismarck,
vice president, and william Eckstrom,
Stanley. secretary.
Selection of Class A teams will be
made by the 1880 census, and In the
event one Of the original eight
largest cities do not enter . team.
the next largest city automatically
will be given q class A rating.
Cities represented in class A will be
allowed to enter only one team to be
decided by individual playoffs, while
no limitations are placed on class B
entries. The champion Of class b
division will be allowed to challenge
the class A team for the state, title.
Minot has been selected as the site
for the Glass A meet to be held March
II, II and Is. Dates for the class
B district playoffs will be announced
for the week Of March 1 with the
regionals q week later. Closing dates
for all entries, both class A and B,
Is Feb. %.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-17
Wing Independents
Defeat Transients

Wing, N. D., Jan. l7.-LR-The
Wing Independent basketball team
scored thrilling IS to 81 victory
over the Bismarck Transients in the
closing seconds Of the game here
Monday night, running their record
up to six victories and one defeat.
Jacobson scored the winning basket
just as the final whistle sounded.
Big Ted Meinhover was outstand-
Ing for the losers as he Gagged 20
points, while jacobson and Leonard
Kremenetsky scored II and 10 points
respectively for the victors. The per-
formances Of Hall and Leo Kremen-
etsky. at center and guard, were out
standing.
Ted Meinhover,s entrance into the
game was q surprise gesture on the
part Of the Transient team, but It
failed to disrupt the speedy offense
Of the local quintet.
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SALE OFLAND.

Notice Is hereby given. That under
authority OF an Order Of Sale, grant
ed by the Honorable I. c. Davies.
Judge Of the County Court Of the
County Of BurleiEh, In the State Of
North Dakota, dated the 9TH day Of
1885, tho undersigned Ad-
ministrator with the Will annexed Of
the estate Of Mary r. Thompson. late
OF the City Of Muskegon, in the Coun.
~ Of MuskegOn and State of Michi-
gan. deceased, will sell at private sale
to the highest bidder for Cash, sub.
ject to the confirmation by the Judge
OF said County Court. the following
The south nalf tsh) Of Section
Twenty-four t.n in Township One
Hundred Thirty mine U33) North Of
Range Seventy-cight t7S).
The sale will be made on or after
the LIST day OF February 1895.
All bids must be In writing, and
may be left at the Law Offices OF
John A. I.ayne in the City Of Fessen.
den, North Dakota, or filed with the
Judge OF said County Court. or de-.
livered to the undersigned PERSONAL
ly.
John A. I.ayne,
Administrator with the VIII
Annexed, of the estate OF
Mary +. Thompson. Deceased.
Dated January Stl, 1895.
1.10-l7.