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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

So 1879 1t Cathedral Hishlands-BELL. C sur.
II TO W Porter Cox SO covenants
carried St bet Wis a 18th
50 T7s It ii-CRANDALL. Annabel to Hazel
Nyman SO sub to agreement in lib 3is2 fol lis
'ls6 l6th nwl
50 So 1t lO6-CoRsoN. Chas NJ to Grace W Keen
18th bet I X ne
~ Il. ut 1t 72-pAvIS. Emily extr tr under
will # Francis Cotton TO The Wash II
CO IT for Iieo r Cotton $40 Il
tAlev het . 4 r 18th & 10Th mel
81 1910 1t z - so 1t & Enclosure and Haddocks
Hill IT'S tract known A. Wood It's to & Long
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Edrh N to Geo Peabody Eustis so 8
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Lee Manning ct Tx Juliaua & Roger l ct Mar
Earet to Chae l. shank SO TT $1,000 g
50 So Its Is & f7-FDUTS Levi ct TX Lnea to
Geo A Myers ct Anna Joint tenants SO a
LAIley bet F & c, 1t ID nWl .,,,,,r
81 2s5l It 81 blk l6 Mt p n PIs-F1SCHER.
Melvin F to Elizabeth NJ Darby SO covenants &
tt 500 50
1927 lIth nul
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81 fol 81 .
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Is q Patterson Of I'd nwl
So 2e7 Il IC7 blk I Bnghtwo6d Psrk-HOUGH
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Nv Il Illinois ave y # Ingrahsm It nwl
So so Il x ~ 1880 north 4 Il Y a Enclosure *
Haddock's Hill pts tract known rs Word It's
20 K Long Meadows NJ trart-HITCHCOCK.
Tho 7 surr u 10 VIM Corcnran n Geo Peabody
Eu-tI> and Louise F. Hitchcock SO IS
18th hct + & g dc n 18th bet p \ c sci
So 1872 It, ia 20 I52 n =J-NELTON. Thos II
Ct TX to Martha Il to Harry Light SO IT !:
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So 2sO5 II i 18th 81 TCrracC-NORTOS. Leila VI
to LynchburE Inv Corp SO IS
tJialarin 81 bet 18th 4 18Th rwl
So rs p's It, e K T-PADGETT. Frank Z to
Ida MAILER SO Is
1851 10Th nUI
50 IS IT, rs IS 4 E-REEvEs. Jos & Jas Z
PadSrtt ;rs to Frank Padgett $50 Is
1881 18th
81 1852 1t DRAWINGS. Frank T and Jesse W
trs to jos p Cuneo S.000
Tenn & mel
So 5a35 Il X westerly : 1t South BroOkand-
TEPPER Isaac ct Minnie to Emma Spector
SO 50
(Evarts 81 bet l2th & 18th mel
So 5S23 It I5i blk = Highyiew-WARDMAN Harry
& Thos ? Bones to Guy & Annie Clos
hrenner Joint tenants SO covenants TT
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Is # L E Of ID mel
Cleveland may establish a store
house for municipal supplies.
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In the meantime Hadji becomes more
and more Jealous of his master. At
last he decides to put into execution
the wild plan that has frequently oc-
CURED to him. He lets the lion loose
upon his master. and then listens with
joy to the sounds of the dreadful
, struggle which follows. Having feIlcd
its prey. the lion is attracted by the
slight noise which Hadji makes, and il
turns upon him. Hadji has played
with the fire, and is now powerless to
defend himself against the onslaughts
of the Infatuated beast. Thus he pays
the penalty of his jealous crime with
his life. In due course Rever's pic
ture secures for him great fame. He
gradually RECEIVERS from his injuries.
and now that he is a famous man Lord
Wilson consents to his marriage with
his daughter. Shown today.
Todsy's Releases.
MUTUAL FILMS.
Kaybee-"The Mser" (two-part
drama).
Thanhouser-"In Their Hour OF
Need" (drama).
UNIVERSAL FILMS.
Nestor-"A Mine and a Marathon"
(drama).
(drama).
Victor-"Good' for Evil Cdrama).
LICENSED FILMS
Edison-"A Race to New York. (be-
in the eleventh story of What Hap
pened to Mary drama).
Essanay-"Jealousy" (drama).
Kalem-"The Black Hand" (com-
edy).
Kalem-"The Egyptian Mummy
comedy.
Lubin-"Detective Dot comedy.
Lubin His First Experience"
Comedy.
Patheplay-"Night Birds" Geology.
Patheplay-"The Ailanthus Silk
worm" (useful insects).
Patheplay-"The Open Secret" (spe-
cial two-part drama).
Selig-"The Noisy Six Cdrama).
VitaEraph-"The Midgets Revenge"
Vitagraph-"Going 10 Meet Papa"
Comedy.
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n. c. DOWNS, Attorney.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia. (Orderl Albert r. Hecht, plaintiff.
Vs. G. Ruth Hecht ard Samuel V. Willis. defend
ants. No BITS. Equity Doc. 4.-The object 81 this
siit Is obtain absolute divorce on the grounds
81 adultery Of g Ruth Hecht with Samuel Ninceut
Willis On motion II the complainant. It Is this
9Th day Of NAV. 1913. ordered that the defendant.
samuel Vincent Willis. cause his appearance to be
entered herein before the fortie+h day. exeiu-
sire q Sundays and legal holidays. occurring amer
The day q the first publication Of this order; other
wise the will be proceeded With as in case OF
defaur Provided. a COPY Of this order be published
once week for three successive weeks in the Wash
ington law Reporter and The Washington Herald
before said day. JOB BARNARD. Justice. true
cupy-TeS,: iSeaIl ]. r. YOUNG. CLERK By F. E.
CUNNINGHAM. Assistant Clerk. mySl69
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MARRIAGE KEPT A SECRET.
Frank A. Schnefer and Nellie Nell
ligan Welded Last February.

Announcement was made last night of
the marriage of Frank A. Schaefer. an
employe of the Carnegie Steel Company.
in this city. and Miss Nellie Michigan. OF
324 Street Northwest. The couple were
married February I by Father C. o.
Rosenfeld at ST. Johns Church, Forest
Glen, and have kept the wedding a Sc
cret.
The couple met last summer and would
have married sooner had it not been
for the fact that Patrick Michigan. the
girls father. objected on the grounds
that they were too young. Mr.. Michigan
became entirely reconciled after the news
was broken TO him a week ago. Mr.. and
Mrs. Schaefer are now living at 6lS a
Street Southeast.
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Government Will
Conduct Fire Sale
OF Damaged Maps

The unique spectacle OF a fire sale
conducted by the United States govern
ment will be presented when the
Geological Survey disposes of the topo-
graphic maps, geologic folios, and re-
ports damaged by fire which Quilted part
OF the Survey Building last Sunday.
Every copy will be sold at cents, the
usual prices ranging from Is to so cents.
The sale will begin as soon as the
building can be made tenable.
George Otis Smith. director of the Sur
vey, yesterday placed the official esti-
mate Of damage done at $50 Escap-
ing gas is given as the cause of the
blaze. The loss is chiefly in Topographic
maps. geologic folios. and reports which
can be replaced. The report says that
nearly five million dollars worth of
unpublished matter was saved by the
Washington Fire Department.
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Today at the Hotel Jefferson in Rich
mond, Va. the convention OF the Vir-
ginia State Motion Picture Exhibitors
League will be held.
Announcement is made by the man
agement of the Casino Theater that a
return engagement of Nine. Sarah Bern
hardt in the magnificent photo play.
Queen Elizabeth will soon be ar
ranged. as well as that of James X.
Hackett in The Prisoner of Zenda.''
Free motion pictures at Chesapeake
Beach and Glen Echo, both of which
open Saturday, May "a, are announced.
George /. Smiley. local manager of
Warmers Features has gone to Rich
mOnd. Va. TO attend the exhibitors con-
vention held there today.
Coming Kinemocolor releases will be
PEARSON Jim's Baby" Ice Skating at
Murrein." "Goya. AlIahabad. and Cav
pore The Carbon Copy ''Tobog-
gaming in Switzerland" Tamil Types of
Southern India" all of which promise TO
be very interesting.
Some interesting announcements
that will please Washington movie
fans" will soon be made by local ex-
hibitors
story of u Lux" Release.
Playing with the Fire"-Harry
Rever. a young artist. searches in vain
for a suitable model for a picture
which he is painting. He meets Lady
Wilson. and she consents to sit as a
model. Two months pass happily. and
the picture nears completion. Mean
while a great love has been awakened
in the hearts of the young artist and
his fair young model. Hadji, Rever's
HindOO servant. has also conceived a
wild passion for the white woman
passion tainted with all the usefulness
Of the Oriental. Ii is part Of Hadji's
duties to take care OF the lion which
Rever uses in his picture.
Rever and Lady Wilson are happy in
the possession of each others love.
and finally Rever asks Lord Wilson's
consent 10 his marriage with his
daughter. The proud old nobleman re-
fuses his consent, and the lovers are
parted.
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICE.

IN THE sTPRENTE COURT OF THE DISTRICT
of Columbia Court Of BANKRUPTCY. In the
matter If Constance Lee de Pastor. bankrupt. In
Bankruptcy No. sa.-To the creditors Of Constance
Lee de Pastor Of Washington, ID. G. bank
rnpt: Notice is hereby given that on the 7th day
Of MAY 1915. the said Constance Lee de Pastor
was duly adrudicated bankrupt. and that the rrst
meeting II her creditors will be held at nv o.
frr rooms : and g. No As Louisiana Avenue
Northwest Washington. d 4. On the ITH DAY
OF JUNE 1913 at Il O'Clock A. m, at which
time the said creditors may attend, prove their
claims APPOINT a trustee. examine the bankrupt.
and transact such other business a. may properly
cnme before slid meeting WILLIAM NJ. HAL
LAM Referee in Bankruptcy.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
JOHN h. LARNER, Attorney.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Co
lImhia. holding Probate Court No. 1895. Admin
istraton.-Ths Is to give notice that the subscriber
Of the District Of Columbia. has obtained from the
Probate Court Of the District Of Columbia letters
testAmentsry the estate Of Christine p Fletcher
late Of the District OF Columbia deceased. All PER
sons having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the sane. with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated. to the subscriber on
before the 18th DAY OF MAY. A d. 1914;
otherwise they may by law be excluded from all bsne
1T ~ said estate Given under my hand this list day
Of May 1914 THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND
TRUST COMPANY, by FRED'K E1CHELBER-
GER. TrIst Offer. Attert: tSeaID JAMES TAN
NER Register Of Wills for the District OF Columbia
Clerk Of the Probate Court N.Y. 0ie6
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Admitted to Court of Claims.

Henry H. Howard. of Phoenix. Ariz..
was admitted to practice before the
United States Court of Claims yesterday
on motion of Webster Ballinger. The
judges present were Acting Chief Justice
Charles B. Howry and Justices Fenton
w. Booth. Samuel S. Barney, and George
W. Atkinson.
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WANT AID HOROSCOPE.
VI 4Y 23.

This is an excellent birthdate to have,
although people misunderstood you.
In reality, persons Of this birthdate are
most affectionate kind. and courteous.
They have great family pride and are
fond of their family achievements. Their
dual nature, however. makes them diff
cult TO understand They are never GER
tain and positive as 10 any line Of ac-
ton. and this makes them exceedingly
nervous.
They have a great thirst for knowl-
edge and are fond of the arts and sci
ences and readers of all subjects.
The governing planet is Mercury.
This period favors the finding of lost
articles through the Want Ads.
Rewards will be given.
Summer homes may be sold through q
Want Ad. and all means OF transporta-
ton is helped by Want Ad during the
coming week.
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Motion Picture News
A Daily Feature IN the Herald.

II for the ftof
washnr
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When arraigned in Police Court yester-
day on a charge of grand larceny, Estelle
Cummings, who recently escaped from
the Government Hospital for the Insane.
pleaded guilty to stealing a watch and
chain valued at $50 and SIS in cash. She
was held in bond of $1,000 by Judge James
Pugh, pending the action of the grand
iury
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7ertising That Pays Big Interest
NON-MEDICAL HEALING

DRUGLEss Healing THAT CURES
by enforcing, restoring. the circulation
OF the blood and neryo-vital fluids Of the
body. by physical methods and mechanical
media, without drugs or surgical pro-
cedure. Its mastery control of the cir
culation of the blood and nervo-vital
fluids of the body operates effectively as
a cure for locomotor-ataxia, paralysis
Bright's disease, rheumatism. asthma, in
somnia, hardening of the arteries, arterio
sclerosis, vertigo and the desperate all
ments of the digestive. circulation and
nervous systems. after all other remedies
have failed
Booklet and consultation free. Hours
assistant PkoF. II. n. D. Parker,
l022 9th st. NV, Wash, d. c. See big ad
here next Monday.
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FOR SALE+CHICKENS

i WANT A PARTNER WITH CAPITAL
of $500 or more to Join me in buying and
sg q chicken farm; knowledge of
ticulars. Box IS. Herald Office
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NORFOLK & WESTERN RwY.
IN EFFECT OCT. -. isl2
LeaIe Wnshinrrnn New Union Sutton.

SShEDot@6 ~
Leave Washington. New Union Station
$50 a. N. Daily-An points on Norfolk 4 Western
1910 .. N. Dsily-Rosnoke. Bristol. winston
Salem. Knoxville. Chattanocga. Nashville. New or
leans Through SLEEPER. Dining cara
$40 a. m.-For Bristol Knoxville. Chattanooga
Nashville and Memphis Washington Memphis
sleepen oren al 10 p m
For NorfoIk-L<aTe daily 80 g. N. and 1901 noon.
Arrive Norfolk II % q m and SD p N Parios
tara
$40 .. m Daiiy-Bcrrvvilie. Duray. snenanooeh-
Irsins from the Southwest arrive sS5 d n. loas
D m. and rl5 N. daily.
ressts and information at 1913 New York Av.aus
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Nearly all the alcohol made in Russia,
which is derived almost wholly from DO
tatoes, is used in the manufacture of in
toxicants
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DUCKLINGS WANTED.

d U X LIN G S-wANTED TO PUR-
chase several dozen Indian runner
ouckhngs; must be reasonably priced for
cash. Address Il. r." Herald office.
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LOST AND FOUND.
PERSONALS.

WORKINGMEN-DON TAKE TINE
to worry; come here where cash counts
big: you will not buy better suits; slight
ly used: 50 to SO; or new pants: 81 to 50:
see the 455 pairs that have arrived: some
big values. boy: one price. JuSTHS
OLD STAND. 619 d.
PROF. THORNTON. DANCING INSTRUCTOR
10 Sh ST. se. Strictly private.
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CHEsAPEAKE & OHIO LINES.

si5 0. m, Daily-sieepsrs to Louisville. Cincinnati
lndia rolls. and ST. LouiA
go p N Daily-Puliman to Cinonnad ane
Chicago
uio p n. Dsiiy-siecpeo TO virztnia Hot sprins
Cincinnati, and LouisviIls.
49,. q Pa. Ave. LII y O.. and Unisn DtassnA
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FOR SALE-CHICKENS.

YOU CAN SELL YOUR POULTRY
through an ad under this heading.
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MANIFESTATIONS.

BookkeePer and accountant; ex-
Perienced; fire insurance and
real estate; home and general Of
flee. y. B." P. o. Box 1893,
CITY.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District Of Columbia Washington, May g 1873
Sealed proposals will be received at this Office. room
&c. District Building. until O'Clock D. m. June
6 1913 for furnishing and delivering during the
fiscal year ending June 20. 1914. fortyeight horses,
more or less. for use in the Fire Department this
city Specifications and form or proposal may be
obtained from the Purchasing Oflcsr d. C. room
so District Building. CUN0 H. RUDOLPH,
JOHN A. JOHNSTON, CHESTER HARDING.
Commissioner. myB-4,S
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LOANS.

MONEY FOR SALARIED PEOPLE AND
others upon their own names: cheap
rates, easy payments. confidential. d.
H. TOLlMAN. Room SOC. 53s 18th St NV.
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MADAME ROMA,

Famous palmist and seeress. can be
consulted at her beautiful parlors, 9OS
ID street Northwest. on all affairs rela-
tive to wives, husbands, sweethearts,
business changes, and happiness, the fu-
ture may have in store for you. See her
today. Cut this adv" out for future
reference. Call at sos d St NV.
uiSS SAll> and Scalp Treatment ms nh
ST. NV. Apt. l. Open evenings. Phone Main 7k5.
PEOPLE WHO USE WASHINGTON
Herald want ads come back for moro.
There's mighty good reason why.
NOTICE. Pawn Tickets Cashed. Second
hand Diamonds and Jewelry bought.
Louis Abrahams, SIS q. opp. Pat. O6ica.
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MALE.

WANTED-E1perienced psperhansers at once Cor
nell Wall Paper Co, IJ3s n. Y. Ave nv.
wANTED-BoY FOR OFFICE WORK:
must write fair hand. Apply CIRCU-
LATION DEPT. Washington Herald.
DO PEOPLE READ WANT ADS
What are YOU doing nowf
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AWNINGS & WINDOW SHADES.

WE MAKE A SPECIALITY OF FIRST
class opaque shades: hung at SOC each.
card will bring salesman. r. c. NJ.
1IQA
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WHITE HOUSE CANDY KITCHEN. 81 NTH
81 nv. under manasemsnl Hoaemads
candy daily. and pure ics aaA.
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FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.

FOR sALE-oNE OF THE BEST BARGAINS
in the city on business block: It'll St, transfer
corner; four stories and eight apartmsnts Box So,
Herald ofice.
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PALMISTRY.
DO NOT FAIL TO HAVE YOUR HAND READ
BY the worlds wonder. She has been all over
the world and knows several languages. She viii
tell you now to overcome your TROUBLESOME matter
what your case may believe marriage. business OF
otherwise. Satisfaction guaranteed
100 St NV
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Cleveland may establish a store
house for municipal supplies.
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WANTED-TAILORES TO WORK. ON
mems coats: steady position and good
pay. $40 F St. NV. Room IS.
APPRENTICES To LEARN FRENCH DRESS
cutting. dre~snaking. designing. and millinery:
good Positions furnished after learning. New York
Millinery Academy, Ills ST.
YOUNG LADY. OF AGE. OR WITH CONSENT
Of parents. to learn hrst-class outdoor act for
parks, fairs. sc: good salary and expenses paid
experience unnecessary; willing TO travel pre-
feTed Address Box = The Herald.
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INDIAN BLANKETs-Two GENUINE NAVAJO
blankets; cheap for quick sale. Box SO. Herald.
FOR SALE-A VIOLIN AND BOW;
both in good condition: for SIS. Call
at No IS Eve St. NV.
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GAS RANGES.

WHEN HERALD WANTS ADS SPEAF
Washington listens. There's something
in THAT KIND OF advertising
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WANTED bright
young lady, accustomed
to meeting people, for
. outside work; a good in
come assured if intelli-
gent, earnest effort given.
Permanent position to
one who can fill the re-
quirements. Address
&C. A." Herald Office.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-02
wOMENs CLUBS Of
NORTH DAKOTA
Beach Literary Society.

Beach Literary Society.
At the last meeting Of the Beach
Literary society, the following off,
GERS were elected for the ensuing
year:
President, Mrs. Mark Lowell. re-
elected. i2
Vice President, Mrs. Enrys LLOYD.
reelected. IL
Second Vice President, Mrs. Henry
Sunders, in lieu Of Mrs. w: v. Hughes
who retired.
Secretary, Mrs. C. H. Moulton. in
lieu Of Mrs, H. B.. Museus, vino re.
tired. II
Treasurer, Mrs. L. G.. Smith. re
Mrs. Henry Sunders and Mrs. l.. 6,
Smith gave a very satisfactory report
OF the Federation meeting at Dickin.
son, ana it was voted that the Beach
Literary society Join the Federation
Of Clubs.
Mrs. NJ. H. Jefferson and Mrs. O.
r. Niece gave a report on the resi-
room and Mrs. John Keohane gave a
report on the library. Mrs. Jefferson
also gave a sketch of the program
for the following years work.
1t was agreed to publish the pro
gram of the society regularly in al
the Eeach newspapers.
Among the pleasures of the after
noon may be mentioned the cafeteria
lunch, which was thoroughly enjoyed
by all. The next meeting Of the so
ciety will he held at the home ot
Mrs. y. p. Reeve.
indoor Carnival.
The Crosby Eagle Of July % Dnh
fishes the following unique announce
ment: XXI l
Il. The Indoor Carnival or County Fair
which is to be held in the new audi
toriun July 81 and August l. unde'
the auspices of the Crosby Library
association for the benefit of the IL
hrary building fund, promises to he
the greatest event of its kind ever
pulled off in Crosby. There r q
| large number of active boosters and
the various committees are engaged
in friendly rivalry in their efforts t.
!. secure the greatest attractions "
their respective bOothc.
The list Of committees follow
. The list Of committees follows:
Ice Cream and Lemonade-Mes
danes Willoughby, Lanning and Ing
waldsOn.
Cut FlOWers-Mesdames Mcdonald
Pass, JnO. Moore and McMullen.
Farce Comedy-Mrs. Ashley
Music-Mrs. Lancaster.
Fish Pond-Mesdames r. w. Rous
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No Sale Goods Laid Aside, Exchanged or Sold on Approval


40 h-F
We are planning to give an enter
tainment Of good, clean, wholesome
fun for both the young and old. Our
exhibit Of broncho busting and lariat
throwing in front Of the auditorium.
Thursday evening, at $3.50. Our pro.
fessional tumbling clown, Tom Thumb
and wife are worth seeing. There
will be a police-woman to insure or
der and protection to the boys.
Manean Civic League.
Mandan citizens like 50 we'll to
play tag that another game quite
similar, but a little different, has
been instituted by some enterprising
ladies to help the public have some
fun and to help another deserving
institution get some money.
The Ladies' Civic Improvement
league met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs.
Chas. Wymann's hcme, and laid all
! plans for a Park Day." to be held
tomorrow. Tags will be sold. but in
stead of being regular tags Of the
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-02

49, --E4s-tt. 3 - .- s1fafEl. -.N.1- : a.. -"-I.n-r. =. ~
tag day" variety, they will bear the
simple legend, Park Day" The
funds raised by their sale will 80 to.
ward d%efraying the 500 Indebtedness
of the Civic League on the new een-'
trail park-which, by the way. is turn.
ing out to be a hummer.
Committees were appointed for the
sale of tags. Mrs. Bowers at the
First National corner, Mrs. Wynann
at the State bank corner and Mrs.
Ferd Bingenheimer at the McGuiness
corner, assisted by the juniors and
seniors of the local high school. will
have charge of the sales. ae
Tags will sell for whatever thenpur.
chasers see fit to pay for them. btf
the more that is paid TIE more-lnr1r
it help the league in their noble work.
A %five-dollar donation toward the
park has been made by Superintend-
ent J. W. Brown of the state training
school, and other smaller donations
have been made, for all Of which tte
league is very thankful.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-02

H"
seau, Gibbs, Woods and Leonard.
Doll Observation-Disclosures Hawkinson.
Wilson, ID. q. Larson and Schaber.
Family Portraits-Mesdames HON.
mes, Braatelien and Truax.
Home Made Articles-Mesdames
Perry, Deck, Ware and Brace.
Carnival Novelties Sale-Mesdames
Styler and Engebretson.
Observation-Disclosures Herring, Ruiz
en-, F. O'Loughlin. Misses Polly and
Kascham. =
Japanese Tea Garden-Mesdames
Pierce, Madden, Aldrich. Pass. Oldre'
Miss Catcart. #
Gypsy Camp-Mesdames Sears
Lessard and Atwood.
Side ShoWs-Aessrs. Mcdonald
.Upham and Casey.
Country Store--Mesdames Timber
j.. A. Moore and J. G. Rousseau.
Candy-Mesdames Morrison. L. h
states and Miss Cudhie.s i