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The Washington times., 1937-09-07

them Yogi YorEessen, Swedish ,
dIalectician. ........ .WJSV
s:sO-HOLLYwOOD MARDI GRAs-
Charles ButterwOrth and Lanny
Ross head an als-star cast In new
program from the film capital.
AmS: n, ; Andy aDpssT as ETsssSrs
George, soprano; Don Wilson, en-
Gee, and Raymond Palge's Orehes-
ira comprise the remainder Of the
regular cast. .WhC
s;3O-sWING SCHOOL Benny Good
mans orchestra. Mildred Bailey,
hotcha warbler, and her famous
husband, Red NorvO, guests .WJsV
CONCERT
s,SO-sARATOGA MUSICAL FESTIVAL
World premiere of Deems Tay-
lOr's "Lucrece Suite. featuring
string orchestra conducted by +.
Charles Adler and solOists. .WMAL
0:OO-sYMPHONIo STRINGS - Alfred
Giskin, cello soIoist. Program:
"CharterhOuse Suite" by Vaughn
Williams. Sanby's danish Folk
Song" "PrayeF" by Bloch and
prelude and Scherzo" by shosta.
AONItCh. WV
DRAMA
10 :OO-NORTHERN DRAMATIC COM
PANY-DirectOr Donald Dawson
presents a group Of local actors
In an especially-prepared dramati-
cation OF highlights in the career
Of Paul NUM-. Laney Sadler. Alice
RedinEtOn, Rudolph Watson, Nor
ton Oliver and others will take
part. Scenes from emile lola"
Mems current film now at tho
National, have been included VOL
The Washington times., 1937-09-07
MADISON CLARK

Burial services for Madison
Clark, known to local fisherman
as Captain" Clark, will be held
today from the residence, 1914
Pennsylvania Ave. S. e. Interment
will be in Congressional Cemetery.
He was so.
Mr.. Clark, who conducted fish
ing parties at Piney Branch, Md,
was a native Washingtonian. He
was formerly in the clock repair
business.
Surviving him are his widow,
Mrs. Eva M. Clark; two daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Elizabeth Mcdowell
and Mrs. William Wysong, and a
sister, Mrs. James M. woodwork,
all Of this city. He also leaves
four grandchildren,
The Washington times., 1937-09-07
Boycott Is Urged
To Halt China War

Speaking over the Columbia
Broadcasting System yesterday, L.
M. Ornburn, secretary of the
Union Label Trades Department,
American Federation of Labor,
suggested an American boycott Of
Japanese goods as a means OF
stopping the current undeclared
SinoJapanese war. Mr.. Ornburn
also denounced sending American
men to Europe and Oriental bat
tlegrounds as IAN international
collection agency"
The Washington times., 1937-09-07
BOY DROWNING ACCIDENT

A verdict of accidental death by
drowning was returned last night
in an inquest into the death last
week of Alan Buckingham, IL, Of
Riverdale, Md.
Judge Frederick c. Lutz, who
conducted the inquiry, said testi'
mony by the children with Alan
showed he stepped into a deep
hole while wading in the eastern
branch of the Anacostia River
The Washington times., 1937-09-07
villa r. GORDON

Funeral services for Mrs. villa
r. Gordon, wife of John r. Cor
don, who died suddenly Saturday,
will be held tomorrow from Nal
ley'S funeral chapel, 522 Eighth
st. s. E. Burial will be in Cedar
Hill Cemetery.
Surviving Mrs. Gordon, who
formerly resided at 1927 D st,
S. E., are her husband, a son,
John R., jr.; a daughter, Laura,
ana a sister, Mrs. Mary Finnotti.
The Washington times., 1937-09-07

symphony; Opera: Latin Ameri.
can, Chilean and International
Music. CB960. 31.2 M, 900 meg.
CARACAS, 8 p. Mos Cuma-
neses, Quartet. YV5RC, SIT m,
SO meg.
LONDON, 10 p. M.-"Stirling
Castle" a feature program. CSC,
1853 m, 17.79 meg; GSI, 1875 m,
1925 meg; esd, 25.5 M, Ills
The Washington times., 1937-09-07

meg; GSB, 31.5 m, 9.51 meg.
SASKATOON, 1880 A. Mold
Time Frolic. GIRO, 48.7 M, 6.15
meg; CJRX, 25.5 M, 11.72 meg.
TOKYO, 12:45 A. MA Movie
Story. JzJ, 25.4 M, 11.80 meg;
JzK, 1877 M, 1915 meg.
LYNDHURST, Australia, "A. M.
(Wednesday)-N ational Talk.
VK3LR, 31.3 M, 9.58 meg.
The Washington times., 1937-09-07

SCHENECTADY, 5:35 p. NJ
Short Wave Mail Bag. W2XAF,
31.4 m, 9.53 meg.
LONDON, 1850 p. M.-"The Twi-
light Serenaders," a fantasy in
music and song. esp, 1915 M,
1881 meg: ESQ, 1877 M, 1915
meg; GSF, 1913 M, 1914 meg;
esd, 25.5 M, Ills meg.
SANTIAGO, Chile, S:45 p. M
The Washington times., 1937-09-07
Post Holds
Election Tonight

Officers will be elected at a
meeting of the Costello Post of
the American Legion at 8:15 p. m.
today in the board room of the
District Building.
The Washington times., 1937-09-07
FUNERAL TODAY.
FOR VICTIM OF.
VA. AUTO CRASH
James W. Owen, Jr., q,
Died in Leesburg

Funeral services for James w.
Owen, jr., 81, who died Sunday
night in a Leesburg (Va0 hospi-
tai, will be held this afternoon at
2 o'clock at the Chambers funeral
chapel, 1400 Chaplin st. N. w.
Burial will be in National Memo
rial Cemetery, near Falls Church,
Va.
Young Owen died Of injuries
sustained in an automobile acct!
dent. He was at the wheel when
his car skidded on the wet pave
ment and turned over.
Surviving him are his parents,
with whom he resided at 1478 Cliff
ton st. N. W., and brother, Hor-
ace.
The Washington times., 1937-09-07
MRS. ADELIA M. STOUT

Word was received here yester-
day of the death in Fresno, Cal,
OF Mrs. Adelia M. Stout, widow Of
Dr.. Alexander M. Stout, who died
at the age of SO after an illness Of
several months.
The body will be cremated and
the ashes brought here and placed
by the side Of her husband and
her daughter, Helen, in Congress
Sional Cemetery.
Mrs. Stout had lived in Wash
ington Is years before going to
California. Her husband, a grad
uate of Georgetown University,
was for many years employed in
the Treasury Department. Her
father, the late Capt. Thomas C.
Ross, was captain of the old
steamer, Charles M a alester,
which piled between Washington
and Mount Vernon for many
years.
The Washington times., 1937-09-07
DISCUSSIONS

1.15-HoME COUNsEL-Mrs. Frances
Troy NOrthcross, the Washington
Herald's home economist, ts heard
Mondays through Fridays at this
time. Topics Of interest to home.
makers are featured. ..... .WJSV
64S-wILLIAM 1. MYERs-The "Na-
tiOnal Farm Credit Situation" will
be reviewed by Governor Myers
Of the Farm Credit Admtnistra'
ZION .''.......'.''' '"pO
EDUCATIONAL
9:OO-THE OTHER AMERICAS - Ed.
ward TOmlinsOn presents the mu-
sic Of old Mexico and the eco
nomic story Of the new. Manuel
Gallndo. giOlinist; Julio Oyangu-
rem, guitarist, and Los Rancheros,
singers of typical Mexican music
will be soloists. .......... WMAL
NOVELTY
7:0O-HUSBANDS AND WIVES - Men
and women who have had per-
sOnal experience with husbands
who practice false economy and
wives who no longer love their
husbands will be interviewed by
Sedley Brown and Allie Lowe
Mics. '............ ." NAL
S:3O-HOBBY LOBBY-ROy Post, anna
teur CriminOlOEist, and others Will
be guests of Dave Elman. VOL
The Washington times., 1937-09-07

SPONSORED BY MAKERS OF RIltS0 AND uFEBU0Y
EVERY TUESDAY COLUMBIA NETWORK
Evening star., 1937-12-16
Curtains, Draperies

l.98 to 3.9S CURTAIN
STHRS; cotton nets and mar
qutsettes;; variety of patterns
and colors; reduced for 90
Z - 1893 to 6.95 DRAPERY
STRIPS; rayon taffetas, cotton
and-rayon damasks; many lovely
patterns and colors; ideal for
small curtains, scarfs, pill 7Oo
IS sYds.-35c DRAPERY SAT-
ZEN; all usable lengths; 5O-in.
width; reduced for clear e.
ance; yd. ~
Prs.-3.9S &4.98 DRAPERIES;
rayon and cotton fine quality
damasks; 50-in. width Goo inches
to the pair); 212-yd. length;
fully lined; colors-gold, 3 QQ
blue, red or rust; pr. -
Is Prs.-2.99 DRAPERIES
rayon-and-cotton; lined; 36-in.
width (72 inches to the pair) !;
az yards long; colors- I 90
gold, rust, green, red; pr.
50 Ydxs<-20c & 25c TRIMMING; /;
brush edge and ball fringe types;
colorslbrown or rust; Fri Ec
day only; yd.
Lansbnrgh's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1937-12-16
Boys Apparel

20-7.s5 g. s.95 BOYS RUGBY
SUITS: nicely tailored; good
quality fabrics; winter weights;
sizes S, 10, II, IL; Fri A 10
day only -----------
40-1.00 BOYS POLO SHIRTS;
plain colors; full, roomy cut;
good quality; fast colors; sizes IA,
16 and 18; reduced for COc
clearance ---.-.--
5O-50c BOYS BELTS; strong
quality; mostly one-and-two-of'
a-kind; special for Fri
day; sizes 80 and 80; go
each .-----------
1Oe-59c BOYS WOOL TIES;
colorful combinations and plain
colors; good quality; ideal for
school or dressup; Friday CQc
only; each --e-
6o-6sc BOYS UNIONSUITS:
Nazareth brand; drop-seav style;
all cotton; sizes 6 and 8
only; reduced for clear COc
Ldnsburgh's-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1937-12-16
Art NeedlewOrk

KNITTING BAGS; cotton
tapestries, homespuns and woven
fabrics; with sateen Innings and
wooden handles; good assortment
of colors and patterns; QOc
special for Friday -
WASTE BASKETS; sturdy con-
struction; reinforced edges; col
orful antique prints;
make attractive little COc
gifts; each -----
LanSburqh 'S-Third Floor
Evening star., 1937-12-16
Robes, Paiamas

Robes, Pajamas
60 WOOL ROBES; Dubonnet,
copen, royal, orchid and rose;
well tailored; fine quality; all
wool; sizes IA to AZ in the group
(but not every size in 66
each 9 color)
$3.50 CORDUROY PAJA-
MAS; popular upper styles:
royal, plum, dubonnet, green,
copen and rust; 1-piece I 90
style; sizes IA to 20 -
Lansbargh's-Third Floor
Gift Linens
$50 FILET LACE TABLE,
CLOTHS; closely woven mesh;
lovely pattern; 70x90-in. isze;
decorative and practical; I 90
special for Friday ~
zoe TUFTED BATH SETS; floral
pattern on colored ground (all
wanted bathroom shades; soft
chenille bath mat and I 90
matching lid cover; set 49,
IS TURKISH TOWEL SETS;
Can non quality; consists of
smart 22x44-in. Turkish towel
and 2 matching wash cloths,
novel atone borders; choice of
green, blue. peach, gold, I OO
1oyonJar AsoO
LdnSburgh'S-Third Floor
Waffle Irons
15--1.50 GRISWOLD WAFFLE
IRONS; may be used on gas,
electric or any type LOO
heat ----- OO
Inn srur0h EIoor
Evening star., 1937-12-16
Slip Covers

1-11.95 CUSTOM MADE SLIP
COVER; for bareback chair;
eggshell and brown
combination; reduced , Oc
for clearance -- ")o
1-56.95 USTOM MADE
SAMPLE SLIP COVER; for open
arm. occasional chair; smapt
modernistic red stripe > o.
pattern; now ---------
konSburgh's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1937-12-16
Foundations, Cirdles

Foundations, Girdles
as - 1.50 g. 800 LASTEX
GIRDLES; roll-on pantie
styles included; Friday SQc
, only NV
$50 FOUNDATIONS; well
boned; with lace bras
sieres; reduced for clear I 20
100-5.00 g. $50 FOUNDATIONS
& GIRDLES; various materials
and styles; all wanted lengths;
mostly one-and-two-of-
.a-kind; special for Fri > 20
day ---------------
35-1.58 to 800 BRASSIERES;
all lace or cotton batiste styles;
long models; some with modified
ust lines; Soc 89c
Friday only
Ldrsburgh'S-Third Floor
Evening star., 1937-12-16

Famous american NATIONAL
brand. Ball-besrinR front wheel.
Adjustible saddle and handle-
bars. Sturdy tubular con-
struction. Choice Of 2 sizes.
Evening star., 1937-12-16
Children's Shoes

$50 pfs.-2.65 to 3.95 CHILL
DRENB q JR. MISS SHOES;
oxfo1e and straps in pat
entS flAtlaer, black or grey; re-
duc Tor clearance; I 90
broken sizes; pr.-
Ldnsburph's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1937-12-16
Lamps, y Off

4
1-7.95 PRISM LAMP; marble
base; reduced for clear 9Oz
ance; floor sample c'~
1-5.95 PRISM LAMP; hand
some polished style;
floor sample; Friday . On
only ~s/
1-11.s5 SOLID MAPLE LAMP:
combination magazine rack and
f1oor lamp style; smart SO7
design; floor sample o'1|
1-l.5o BRIDGE LAMP; wrought
iron base; attractive de- *
sign
1-1295 BLONDE MAPLE
MODERN FLOOR LAMP; COM
plete with shade; Fri d7
day only --
1-9.s5 TABLE LAMP; all metal;
modern style; special AO7
Tor Friday y
1-16.s5 FLOOR LAMP; 6-vay
onyx base style; complete with
shade; floor sample; ~
slightly discolored - o
less FLOOR LAMP; onyx
base Torchier 3-way light
style; floor sample; ~
slightly scratched -
9-1.0e CHINESE fig
URINE LAMPS; Friday IN.
only wv
1-4.e5 INDIRECT LAMP; g.
way lighting; complete with
decorated shade; slight . ~
ly marred -
LaRsburgh's-Sirth Floor.
Evening star., 1937-12-16

2.98 DRESSING TABLE
KIRTS rayon taffeta and
moire; choice of gold or blue;
nicely tailored; good fit
ting; reduced for clear ROc
ance
Evening star., 1937-12-16

Miniature Golden Gate"
lithographed 2-ft. steel bridge
with street car that runs
across it (driven by strong
spring motor.
Evening star., 1937-12-16
China, Glassware

47-1.ss POTTERY BASKETS;
hanging style; smart decoration;
for ivy or ferns; Friday 90
only
6-12.98 DINNER SET FOR 8:
62-piece complete service; lovely
decoration; reduced for - OO
Clearance --------
2-4.s5 LIQUOR SETS; 7-piece;
beautifully cut and pol > ~
ished style ----
ILLS "FOSTORIA" RELISH
DIS HE S; 3-compart- ~
ment style; gold tinted O
7-I.75 "FOSTORIA" SERVING
PLATES; gold tinted I M
glassware; now
2-4.s5 DINNER SET FOR 6;
32-piece complete serv-
ice; handsome decora- . 90
tlon
14-50e CUPS-AND-SAUCERS;
large coffee drinking size; CSc
good quality; both
2-I.00 MIXING BOWL SETS;
5-piece style; white glass; SOo
heavy quality; set ~
1850 IMPORTED CHINA
SET FOR 12; 105-piece service;
complete with salad plates and
cream soups Friday 20.SO
1856 COCKTAIL SETS; g.
piece-set style; shaker with gold
finish plated top and 8
colored frosted glasses 2 ~
to match ------
LdnSburgh'S-Sirth Floor
Evening star., 1937-12-16

Table Skirts

Table Skirts
ass DRESSING TABLE
KIRTS j, rayon taffeta and
moire; choice of gold or blue;
nicely tailored; good fit
ting; reduced for clear ROc
LanSburgh's-Fourth Floor.
Comforts, Blankets
7-I7.95 HAND MADE COM
FORTS; celanese rayon; wool
filled; beautifully made; re-
duced for clear 1920
4-6.95 FIELDCREST BLANK
ETS; 72x84-in. size; all wool;
plaid; slightly soiled; 400
Friday only
4-2.95 BLANKETS; 70x80-in.
size; plain green only; slightly
soiled; reduced for 1.83
clearance ------.-
1-5.95 WOOL FILLED COM
FORT; 72x84-in. size; attractive
rayon covering; slightly Z 90
damaged; Friday only
2-17.95 TRAPUNTO DOWN
COMFORTS; winterose and or
child; lovely workman ip;
re uced for clear 14.45
ance - ---- ---.---.
4-5.95 ALL-WOOL BLANKETS;
7Ox80-in. size; slightly soiled;
finely loomed; special 4 80
for Friday --------
Lansburgh's-Thrd Floor.
Spreads
6-4.95 SMART BEDSPREADS;
chenille and candlewick; various
colors and patterns; slightly
damaged; special for > 90
Friday ------------.-
6 s.s5 CANDLEWICK
ADS; twin and double
sizes; slightly damaged; I 90
Friday only ----------
LanSburgh'S-Third Floor
DOmestics
800 - Sc KISH WASH
CLOTHS; fast colors; soft and
absorbent; good color assort-
ment; Friday 6 for l9c
only
22o-20c CANNON TURKISH
TOWELS; popular 20x40-in. size;
finely ven,
soft end absorb 6 for 80c
ent
1855 MARTEX GIFT SETS;
fine quality; beautiful
colors; one-of-a-kind, I 90
1O0-79c RAYON CLOTHS; SIX
68x-in. size; deep colors; block
patterns; good quality; GOc
fast color; Friday only wv
3O0-29c LINEN DISH CLOTHS;
fancy colored stripe pattern; fine
quality; absorbent;
will not leave s for ST
lint; special ----
LdnSburgh'S-Third Floor.
Neckwear
,146-I.00 NECKWEAR; rayon
'satins and piques; smart, up-to-
the minute patterns; tailored
and dressy styles; reduced Zoo
for clearance - ----
LanSburgh's-Street Floor.
BlOuses
30-2.95 PLAID BLOUSES; 6O%
wool; broken sizes and , 10
colors; special for Friday
Lansburgh's-Street Floor.
Juniors Goats, Suits
3-22.95 JR. MISS SUITS; q
piece braid trimmed cotton vel
veteen; black only; sizes 9 O0
9, Is and 17---------
3-39.75 JR. MISS COATS;
tweeds with wolf collars; l black
with badger collar; 10 on
sizes II and 13 ----
1-69.75 JR. MISS SUIT; Vel
ours-Do-Nord velvet; skunk
trimmed; black; size IS no
Lansburgh's-Second Floor.
Notions
21-S1 TRANSPARENT BOXES;
sizes for gloves, hose, SOo
nankies, etc.; each---
4-2.5O SHOE CABINETS; pink
only; we'll made, good quality;
perfect condition; spe- I y
cial for Friday
1850 PIN CUSHIONS; clever
novelty styles; make ideal CEo
gifts; each ----
15-85c KNITTING BOXES;
complete with needles EOc
and / ball yarn; set---
12-2.25 MAGAZINE RACKS,
maple finish on hard I OF
wood
Lansburgh'S-Street Floor.
II n
Evening star., 1937-12-16
Magazine Racks

as-2s5 MAGAzINR RACKS;
maple finish on solid hardwood;
choice of 2 attractive gift-type
styles. No phone or I At
mail orders; each -
y Ldnsburgh's-Fitth Floor
Evening star., 1937-12-16
Cift-Type Rugs

4.95 COTTON RUGS; reproduc-
tions of expensive wool Q *
rugs; 4x6-ft. size
Reg. 3.25 size, 3x5-ft.--2.45
Reg. 1.19 size, 18x36-in- 79c
4.95 WOOL ACCENT RUGS;
colorful patterns; 2 *
24x48-in. size; now
Reg. Sos size, 26x52-in.---4.95
Reg. 9.s5 size, 36x72-in.---7.45
LIS REVERSIBLE CHENILLE
RUGS; choice of several
attractive pat terms; M
18X36-in. size
Reg. 2.35 size, 24x36-in.-----1.69
Reg. 3.15 size. 24x48-in.--2.45
Reg. 3.99 size, 27x54-in.----2.95
Reg. 4.95 size, 3Ox60-in.
$50 TUFTED CHENILLE RUGS;
attractive patterns;
lovely soft quality; size 2 o.
oUXoU-ln. ------------
Reg. Ais Size, COS
24X48-1n. -----------
Lansburgh'S-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1937-12-16
WOmen's Gloves

$50 Prs. - WOMEN'S GLOVES;
double woven cotton and Benz
berg rayon novelty styles,
black, brown and colors; t0c
pr. --------------
40 Prs. - 1.95 WO M E N S
GLOVES; pull-on novelty cape
skins; good quality; royal blue;
reduced for clearance; I *
pr. --------- -..--------
. Lansburoh's-Street Floor
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-08
2 Clemency Requests
Deferred to January

Closing its December term, the North
Dakota pardon board completed q
five-hour session Tuesday night In
which members delved into testimony
regarding two inmates and deferred
both clemency applications until jan
uary IS.
Members studied the case Of Mrs.
Emma Haga, Mckenzie county farm
woman, sentenced January. 1896, for
manslaughter, over four hours.
Action also was deferred on the peti-
ton Of Gust 'Reinholt, Stanton Nfer,
seeking clemency on q murder sem
tence.
At the Jan. 10 session special hear
ings will be given. William GUNNER,
Fargo; Floyd johnson, ,Minot; Fran
els Tucker Of LaMoeire county: Dee
Marion Noah and Charles Simpson,
both Of Ward county, all serving life
terms for murder and Ed Vandiver Of
Trail county, serving g life sentence
as q "habttual criminal"
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-08
RANK AMERICAN
AIR FORCE HIGH
Is One Of Largest, Possibly
Best-Equipped, Says Au-
thoritative Review

London, Dec. 8-lP)-The 1887 edi-
tion of James famous "All the Worlds
Aircraft out Wednesday, ranked the
United States airforce as one Of the
largest and possibly the most eff
GENTLY equipped in the world" The
authoritative survey Of the interna-
tional aerial rearmament race, how
ever. credited Germany's fighting
planes with being the equal Of both
the United States and Great Britain
in power and performance, but not in
numbers.
James said of the United States that
1t was an interesting psychological
point that the government was build
ing up an immense triple air service,
In spite Of an isolationist policy of the
government and In spite Of abandon
ment of the Philippines to the risks
and rigors of self government.
"The United States have nothing to
fear from the Atlantic side and still
less from Canada or Mexico. The
Hawaiian Islands should not be worth
the cost Of major war In the Paci-
fic. Yet the United States have one
of the biggest and possibly the most
efficiently armed air services In the
world"
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-08

long he had carried the photos and
Miller answered "only a short time"
"You didn't think you were com.
mitting crime by carrying those pic
lures, did your" Murray asked, and
Miller replied, mo"
Patterson corroborated the story o1
Smith that he had first heard Of the
extortion plot through Smith and de-
tailed how he had developed further
knowledge Of the alleged plot. He
too, identified various exhibits Of the
government.
Patterson;s voice rose gruffly as he
denied an assertion Of Murray's as to
convicts at the penitentiary being a.
lowed to keep pictures Of nude women
In their cells.
Denies Assertion
Not while was warden" Patter-
son barked.
Patterson testified he had approved
Of 5000 loan that Larson had made
to Clarence A. Anderson, former con-
vict who had informed other prison.
ers that he was an adopted son Of
Rosa Ponselle. He denied recommend.
ing parole or pardon for Anderson,
whose whereabouts now he does not
know. Patterson could not recall
whether or not he had recommended
clemency for Smith despite the fact
that Smith was responsible for first
furnishing information as to the al-
legged conspiracy and Fowler's anti
pathy for the warden.
"You didn't feel friendly toward
Fowler. did your" Murray inquired.
Il didn't feel like sending him .
birthday cake" Patterson snapped
back.
Patterson admitted that he had
ordered both Fowler and Larson to
solitary confinement on July, 8. He
also testified Larson had been in
solitary from that date to July 20,
1897, the day that A. J. Loudenbeck
was appointed to succeed him as
warden.
Identifies Exhibits
Wright testified to being called In
to the case by Patterson. He iden-
titled number OF the exhibits as
photos and letters he had seen In the
warden's office on July II, 1885.
Only burst Of laughter during the
afternoon came during cross -examina-
ton Of Sortomme by Murray.
Murray had asked the same ques-
ton he asked Patterson relative to
convicts having pictures Of women In
their cells.
They're pretty racy, aren't they?"
Murray wanted to know.
But not as racy as these are"
sortomme replied as he waved his
hand to the stack Of photos accumulate
ing on the desk in front Of Deputy
Clerk Frank 8. Talcott.
Sortomme then asserted the mai
ority Of the pictures in prisoners cells
were those Of well-known actresses.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-08
Conspiracy Charged
In Divorce Settlement

Minneapolis, Dec. 8.-R- Kath-
crime Stevens, divorced wife of Howard
E. Stevens, vice president Of the
Northern Pacific railroad, brought
suit In district court Tuesday for
100000 against her former husband,
Frederick H. Stinchfield, Minneapolis
attorney. and Pierce Butler. Jr., st.
Paul lawyer. She charged that her
husband conspired with Butler, acting
as his attorney, and Stinchfield. whom
she employed, to force her to 60
through proceedings against her will
and then to accept wholly made
quate settlement of alimony.