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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-03

Suite 1899. Woodward Bldg, 18th and n.
Main $685.
Cut out this ad-See these homes.
GROOM AND TILE BATH COLONIAL BRICK
house; hardwood finish; ami; big yard to
alley: immediate possession; $500. Terns
arranged. Call Sundays or after pm. week.
days. 1912 Orren st. ne. just OF Florida ave.
PETWoRTH-a BEAUTIFUL FIRsT-FLOoR
rooms, attractvely furnished; electricity. gas.
phone. h.w.h.: SIS; adults. Col. 4ss7-W.
BEAUTIFUL HOME. AS NEW: Z LARGE
rooms. hall: bath, large front and back porch
try house: well kept lawns, much fruit. shrub
berry, garden lot 70x300 on two streets; close
to cars; refined locality; $1,000. $1,000 cash.
GEO. c. WALKER kresse bldg. 18th and 9.
WOMAN's REALTY EXCHANGE.
90 ~ MT. PLEASANT. A '''"
A specially built home. 10 rooms and baths;
modern in every department. Price. $1eooo.
BRooKLAND.
>. Attractive bunsaiow. rooms tile bath:
cash. Possession Oct. Is.
PETWORTH
Lovely modern home, rooms, l bath. Pr1es.
$500. 81 900 cash.
The women Of washington own half Il III
FROM OWNER OCCUPANT. SIX ROOM. RE
ception hall and tiled bsth colonial front porch
boz house. newly papered and painted; lifted
ingdsle: y block from North Capitol st.. fac
ing park. $1,000. For particulars phone North
5000 CASH WILL SECURE CHARMING
interior: modern; large corner lot; garden;
shrubbery: garage easy terms: no reasonable
offer refused; will sacrifice: owner leaving
city. Address Boz 2s2-C. Star once.
FOR sALE-IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, ?
story brick. six rooms and bath. hot-wster
factory terms. Inquire iiso Jefferson st. ' a.v.
s244 COLORADO AVE. NV.
JUST OFF 18th ST.
Ore Of the most Attractive houses On the
screened; two'car E,aE sox
Owner and Builder
5A0 Colorado ave.
Phone Col. 1887. g.
l202 RIVER ROAD N.W.-ETGHT- ROOM,
9 %eer ssspns .s lot 1fs
LIAM r. ELLIS zarsse i4l2 ee St. NV. "
IMMED1ATE POSSESSION.
IL rooms; hot-water heat: tile bath; corner
house with side lot; fine condition; can be
must be cold at once. Price, 0.500 Submit
oner.
pn,,. w., Henry sSa W. % SErg Ers: and N st.
RESIDENCE CONVENIENT TO BUSINESS
section; two-story.. substantially built rest
dence, containing eight rooms and bath, large
closet; rental, $45 per month: lot 20 feet
front by IS feet deep to rear paved alley; 9th
Ut. NV. near p St; price. 81 80; possession
can be obtained. Apply JOSEPH I. WELLER.
Suite 40. W. Ia 4 r. bldg, 9th and = sts.
NV.
Longfellow.-
5000; 81. 500 Cash: Balance Alfanted:
g rooms and bath, hot-water heat, electric
ity. gas, large lot. sleeping aad bteakfast
porch.
Hyattsville.
$s,75o: 500 cash; Balance. Arranged.
Lance lot al
Takoma Park Bargain.
Il COO: s, 900 Cash; Balance Arranged
rooms and bath. one-pipe furnace, electric
lights and gas. Large lot. Immediate pos
session.
Northeast Semi-Detached.
$3.50: $3.50 Cash; $50 Monthly.
q rooms and bath. furnace heat. gas. house
newly painted and papered throughout.
Chevy Chase Bargain.
s11.5 500: 81. 900 Cash; Balance Arranged.
bedrooms. tile baths. hot-water heat.
electricity and gas. immediate possession.
Woodbridge.
$500: $3.50 Cash: $sS Monthly.
possessioa. (222ss4J
o. B. ,ZANTZINGER.
Pione Main SSH.
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FOR EXCHANGE.
WANTED to trade hrst-class auto for suburban
acreage. Address Box &C, Star ONCE.
rop CAR m rYcuAucr

16O ACRES NEAR STATE ROAD, SOUTHERN
Maryland; 100 acres cultivated. balance tim
Der; modern 7-room dwelling, bath: h.a.h.
inss; orchard Price. $4,000 Consider city
home part payment.
~ acres at station on Southern, % miles out:
10 acres cultivated, balance woodland: small
dwelling; outbuildings; orchard. 5000: viii
give as part payment city home.
have many country properties Ringing from
s.. 600 to $50 200. for city property. See. write
or phone me.
ARTHUR M. Common. Home Specialist.
726 1ith st. NV. Room DOB. Phone NJ. 7116.
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DOWNTOWN.

DOWNTOWN. -
From owner leaving city; NJ st. near Sth; 3
rooms and hath concrete cellar: furnace heat
in excellent coalition: 7:75o; cash. $500
BIG BARGAINS IN NE. AND Sc HOUSES
on attractive terms; monthly tenants. Before
buying a home in any section see our recent
hstinEs. priced right.
Florida Ave. Near 18th NE.
s-room and bath brick: furnace heat; very
Big lot .s tS Sa alley garage etc. good renter
18th St. Near l NE.
h.wsh. alley; 1000.
Near 10th and E, Sc.
Groom and bath pressed brick porch front
concrete cellar; hot-nir heat; will paper and
paint to suit purchaser; much below vale al
Near 18th and D Sc.
hrst time offered At $3.50.
N. E. RYON CO., INC,
Successors to New York Realty Brokers.
Main 1897 1923 st. NV.
SPECIAL TO COLORED.
On the Heights. west Of 10th 1t. Groom
and bath porch-front brick; a real sacrifice M
$3.50; $3.50 cash. balance $50 a month, in.
Guiding all interest.
Near 9th and P NV. ~
Two 2s3Ssy pressed bricks
at So. $50 each: very attractive terms.
N. E. RYON CO., INC.
Successors to New York Realty Brokers.
Main 4597. 1928 r ut. NV.
VIM. B. KRAFT,
MT. PLEASANT f. '''
WEST OF l4TH ST.
10 rooms: hot.water heat; electric lishts
lot $50 n. to paved alley owner leaving town
For a quick sale, $40, 600; terms.
ON 18TH ST.
NEAR COLUMBIA ROAD.
II large rooms. baths hot-water heat
newly decorated; house vacant; nne location
for boarding house; could also be remodeled
Il soa this Only
like rent. Z
GA. AVE. & WEBSTER ST.
VACANT.
Semi-detached. 8 rooms and bath a bed
rooms) electric lights entire house newly
ance like rent. Price, 81 $50.
PETWORTH.
A REAL BARGAIN.
semi-detaehed colonial porch house. vacant
rooms and bath; anil. cement front and
beam ceiling dining room: gear garage. Only
$1,000. ~.
BEST BUYoIN
SOUTHWEST.
Brick house, rooms and bath; front and
rear yard; new 2-story brick garage. with
water and light; room for cars house in ex
cepent condition; now vacant; white block
Pf1ce enly 1880: $3.50 cash, balance like rent
VIM. B. KRAFT,
| 1886 N. Y. AVE. MAIN s93.
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NORTHEAST.

HARTUNG & GIBBONS,
3Ol Southern Bldg, 18th and H Sts NV.
Phones Main 100 and Main 373.
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1905 Eye st.
TAKOMA PARK.

new home, completely detached. on large
lot; six rooms and bath; electric lights; hot
water heat; hardwood floors: open fireplace in
comfortable living room: garage. Price only
s.. 600.
McKEEvER L GOSs.
1905 Eye st. Main 41S2.
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$500
1901 st. n.e.-Brick dwelling containing
seven rooms and hath; cellar; rented to month
" tenant at $40 per month. T
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BY OWNER-9 ROOMS; 2
tiled baths; ami; Pittsburgh
gas heater; 3 porches; garage
Il block from cars and school
good northwest section; posses
sion with deed; Sill 600; terms
to suit. Phone Columbia 1917.
CLEVELAND rARK-DETACHED. GROOM.
built years; always been occupied BY owner,
who now offers it at $4,000: substantial casn
Payment required and no offer for less consio-
cred Address Box 215-C. Star office.
ANSWER THIS ADVERTISEMENT IF YOU
have 81, 500 cash or in liberty bonds and want
to consult us about building house In Chesy
Chase. D. c., for you either to live in OF
to sell. Address Box 113-C. Star Office.
81 ,O56.OO for Building Lot in
Chevy Chase, D. c.
Then 1922 off for cash and you are eligible
for q loan large enough to build your own
home or a house to sell. Address Box Hit
Star Office
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AS COURT TRUSTEE AN AUTHORIZED
to offer for sale the three-story modern resi-.
dence. containing 10 rooms and baths, hot
water heat. electricity. ETC., No. 210s 9th st.
NV. Offers must be accompanied by deposit Of
$500. and are subject to approval by the court.
G. c. SHfNN. Trustee.
FOR SALE-A BEAUTIFCL HOME LOCATED
south OF the Chevy Chase Circle. block
from car line, containing rooms and baths
garage and porches: screened and weather
stripped. Vacant and in perfect condition.
Price, $14. zoo. Reasonable terms.
HARRY A. KITE,
Main 1916. 1914 st. NV.
HOUSE WITH STORE R0OM AND 8 LIVING
rooms; also lots adjoining for sale. Address
By OWNER: BARGAIN: NINE ROOM DOU-
bic brick house: corner OF alley: INV; h.: va
cant; $. 600: 2oS 9Th ST. Sc. c. r. HYsAN.
PETwORTH: sIX-R0eM BRICK: H.-w. H:
electricity: ami. possession fifteen days:
ESQ: terms; excellent condition. Phone
STX-ROOM FRAME. IN GOOD NEIGHBOUR
hood: rents for $50; price. 1000; terms. Ap-
ply 914 Maryland ave. ne. 3e
BY OWNER; EIGHT ROOMS. TWO BATHS
and servants toilet: open fireplace: hot-water
heat: electric light and gas: practically new:
detached: near Walter Reed: furnished or nn
furnished; early possession: terms. Col. iSs4.W.
NEW, STRICTLY MODERN sIx-ROoM
house, in high northwest location; upstairs
rented to gentlemen, paying 500 monthly.
who will stay il desired: two south-expo-
sure sleeping porches, screened and Elassed IN:
two bathrooms; basement toilet: room fsr ga
rage on paved alley; $l1.75o: cash: S8.5w,:
balance, $50 per month; 1340 Randolph St
MODERN EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE ON LINCOLN
Park; hot-water heat electric lights, hardwood
1oors: s.. 500. See owner. lib +. Capitol st.
THREE-STORY APARTMENT. CONTAINING
two five-room and one four-room and bath;
large pantries; all large, outside rooms; back
pDrches; hot-Water heat: convenient TO three
car lines and downtown; lot 2O1l00; garage.
5000. Income $3.50 per year. Terms can
be arranged.
"a Que st. NV Phone North 5S23I. a.
TWO-FAM1LY APARTMENT ON CHAPLIN
st. near 18th; $4,000. Florida ave. near LIST
st. NV; hot-water heat; $500. Orren ST.
n.e.: six-Foom house: all modern: porches:
S. 500. Columbia rOad; six-room house: all
modern; porches; near Soldiers Home; bargain.
DINOWITZ REALTY CO.. 800 Colorado bldg.
FOR SALE THREE-sTORY. EIGHT-ROOM
houses, on NJ st. NV. near 4th; rented $40 per
month each; good tenants and good repair;
5000 tpist each; $1,000 cash. Apply
Owner. 715 9Th st. ne.
TWO LEFT-T05 AND 71s ALLISON ST. NV:
New Groom houses, ready to move into. Best
for money in city. All modern improvements.
screened breakfast and sleeping porches, atfc,
deep lots to 15.ft: alley. For sale ~ owner
lumbia 1926
BY OWNER; MODERN DETACHED HOUSE.
9 rooms and bath electric lights; 125xllo
lot aarare: fruit; chickens; 10 minutes TO
Dept Of Agriculture. Address Box S4f-B, star
Office. o.
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FROM OWNER or your agent !;
high-class se1ni-detached brick
house in Mt. Pleasant. Ten
rooms with all modern improve
ments and large concrete garage.
Immediate possession. Phone
Owner at Parkwood Apartment,
Suite No. 20.
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= $3.50
Randolph st. bet LIST and 2nd SITS. NV
NOW VACANT: a three-room deep brick dwell
ing with six rooms, reception hall. bath. Gel
lar hot-water heat, electricity. cement porches
front and back. Key at Office.
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MOUNT PLEASANT

Convenient to cars: exclusive section; brick:
ten rooms and hath and large pantry. and
sleeping porch; electric lights: hst-watef heat;
hardwood floors; front and double rear pofches;
immediate possession. Price. 81. 500; terms.
NICK EV E
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

S-ROOM HOUSE IN CITY, NEARLY FIN
ished. will rent all rooms to person who
can invest $500 at $50 interest, paid monthly:
For particulars address WIN. HOLLOWAY, III
10th ne.
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10TH STREET

In fashionable district: beautiful tapestry
brick home of four stories. ten large rooms and
four baths; two servants rooms; modern
throughout, with hot-water heat. electric
open freplaces; an exceptional honse; imme
date possession. Price. 81, 600.
McKEEvER 4 G09S,
1905 Eve At. Main 1852
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

PETw0RTHl6 ROOMS AND BATH; AL
modern conveniences. Only 81 coo cash re-
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PETWORTH. 3 BEST.

re WOK II. ) 6ES L.
s.. 75O-Shepherd st.: 8-r. and b. brick: fur.
mace heat: gas: nice front porch
large rooms; deep lot to alley. few
dollars will make this a valuable
property.
81. sS0-Taylor st. near 9Th: Or. and b.: CO
lonial front porch: sleeping porch: LOT
20x140: electric lights: immediate
possession.
81. S50-Quincy near It'll: Or. and b.: hot
water heat: electricity; colonial porch
hardwood trim: oak floors: double
back porch.
NORTHEAST.
$2,s5o-$5O0 cash: Morton ne: 6r. and b
nearly new brick: nice back yard
near cars. -.
81. 20O-vacant: K at. near 4th: Or. and b.
$500 cash asked.
$4,5oo-M st. near North Capitol: 7r. and b..
room for gaage; near government
S4.5oo-C st. near eth: S-r. and b. brick
81, Coo St; $3.50 cash: 6r. and b.; furnace
heat: gas; bargain.
s., 000-$800 cash. brick corner: vacant: store
and rooms above.
S, 2S0-New York ave. near North Capitol
CIR. and b. brick: furnace heat; yard
to alley: $3.50 cash.
50. 3S0-Orfen ST.: 6r. and b. colonial style
home; hot-wRter heat; electricity: ga
rage: hardwood boors.
$7,50O-S St, in lexington; newly painted
lights: One OF the very best buys in
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FOR RENE--STORES.

FOR RENE--STORES.
DEsIRARLE STORE FIR RENT: SUITABLE
for delicatesseu and groceries, at lit New
Hampshire ave. a.
18th ST NEAR PARk ROAD, SMALL STORE
suitable for ladies' or gents Furnishings etc /:
years lease at $50 per month. WEAVER
hEOS.. T35 18th 81. W. Main 1921
1913 L ST N.W.-SClTABIE FOR BARBER
Shop, office, photographer or any other line
OF business. AFFLECK'S. 18th and sts
1904 PARk RD.-LAIGE STORE WITH EX.
cellent show window. For further informa ton
call
A C. HOUGHTON CO., 1916 Fl st. NV.
I'VE haze the bes< in every section
NEWLY RENODELED. HIGH-CL.ASS; BEST
Conn. ave. section.
Very large store roSm. good Pa. ave. sec
ton and near governm ent departments
ALLAN +. WALKER d CO., INC,
S13 l5tk at NV
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Woodbridge.

$500: $3.50 Cash; S6S Monthly y
rooms and bath, hot-water heat. electricity
and gas. Bungalow one year old. Immediate
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5000 CASH WILL SECURE CHARMING
new home 8 rooms, hath: 4 porchss; hardwood
interior: modern; large corner lot: garden:
shrubbery: garage easy terms: no Reasonable
offer refused; will sacrifice: owner leaving
city. Address Box 253-C, Star once.
FOR sALE-IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. 2
story brick. six rooms and bath hot-vater
heat: modern home in good location, Satis.
factory terms. Inquire 1130 Jefferson ct. NV,
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Rooming house, st.--A little east Of 14th
ST.; brick, IL rooms. baths: furnace heat;
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FOR SALE
81 FLA. AVE. NV.

$50 CaSh-BaIancc Easy. ?
This is 4 bay-wind0w brick: has 8 large
rooms and bath, newly papered: has lot to
alley. owner on premises; can give possession
in ave days. Go look at this. Price. $3.50.
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Takoma Park Bargain.
q. 600; 8, 900 Cash; Balance Arranged.
rooms and bath, one-pipe furnace. electric
lights and gas. Large lot. Immediate pos
session,
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Or INTEREST To WOMEN
Plans Completed
for New Chapter

Delta Kappa Tau sorority IL 81
thing Of the past, and in its place is
Alpha Beta chapter of Gamma Phi
women's fraternities In the country.
Formal installation of the new chap
ter at the University Of North Dakota,
took place on Thursday, June II, at
the Phi Delta house and affairs in
honor Of the new chapter have led
the weeks social calendar.
Mrs. Silverson of Minneapolis ana
! Miss Louise Brace also of that city
members of the Minnesota chapter Of
the sorority, returned to their homes
on Friday noon, after assisting with
the installation ceremonies and Misses
Harriet Thompson, Frances Howe
and Virginia Morrison of Minneapolis
who were also in the city for the oc-
casion returned to Minneapolis Fri
day evening. g
On Friday two pretty events were
given. a breakfast in the home OF
DIR. and Mrs. Murray. 800 Reeves ave-
nue., at 10 o'clock and an Informal
tea between the hours of 3 and S
o'clock at the home of Mrs. T. j.
Smith, 1856 Reeves emu one of the
sorority ~patronesses. Guests at these
affairs included active. pledge and
alumnae members of Gamma Phi
Beta sorority and the patronesses1 Of
Alpha Beta chapter who are Mes
DANES F. D. Cameron, W. G.sBek and
Miss Nell Martindale, Mrs. c. N.
Barnes, also a %patroness is out of the
city. ,.. ",
Quite a large number, of, young
women of the sorority were in Grand
Forks for the chapter festivities and
Il have returned to their home. Alpha
Il n-A~ D4to Dit will ~. RI
its home at 1924 University avenue
!, merit vear -''s"'
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Among the young ladies of Alpha
Beta chapter Of Gamma Phi Beta
who are leaving for their homes are
Miss Harriet Mills of Park River,
Miss Klonda Lynn Of Linton, N. D.,
and Miss Harriet DePugh OF Grafton:
Miss Ethel McGruer expects to spend
the forepart Of her vacation with
|Constance Tucker will 80 to her home
in Darlington. Miss Anna Louise
Mccain left Friday evening for Hills
T, boro, N. D. to spend the summer with
relatives.
Miss Alice Rafter of. the Hall ho-
tel, has arrived safely in New York
city, where she will spend the sum-
mer months with relatives, according
to word received in the city this
morning by friends. Miss Rafter, al
though but II years of age. has made
an enjoyable trip. leaving the city
Wednesday evening.
DR.. ana Mrs. Charles E.. Hunt have
gone to Minneapolis, where they will
visit with friends for a time. DR..
Hunt expects to go on to Chicago to
take a post graduate course IN medl-
! cine and will be accompanied home
by Mrs. Hunt in n month.
MI. ana MIS-. fdul JOIIlSoA. tvs
North Fourth street. East Grand
Forks, will leave this evening for New
Richmond. KY. where they will visit
for, several weeks as h guest Of Mrs.
:Johnson's mother, Mrs. Putnam. They
expect to stop in Chicago and numer-
GUS other points en- route.
Mrs. M. E. Stricken. s56 Belmont
avenue. and two sons. John and Miles
Cleveland, and Mrs. E. S. LEsperance
have gone to Alexandria. Mimi,
where they will enjoy an outing al
the Stricken summer home.
X * = "H.
Miss Lou Reading, Franklin avenue
left last evening for Fargo. where she
will meet a party Of friends and they
will go to Detroit lakes for a week
end outing.
X + +
Mrs. c. A. Torgersor and son. Cliff
ton. have gone to Chicago, where the.
will visit for two months as the guest,
Of Mrs. Torgeson's parents. MI. ane
Mrs. o. Tollefson.
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BIG R FIRMS
'tPICK WINNERS"

Because their auditor, cashier and
head b%ookkeeper all graduated from
Dakota Business College, Fargo,
N. D., the Union Light, Heat g.
Power Co. of that city naturally
called on D. B. c. when a capable
bookkeeper was needed recently.
Mr.. G.. Eckman was sent.
Big firms are keen for employees
with the get-ahead spirit that D. B.
c. training gives. Every wholesale
house but one and every bank in
Fargo employs D. B. C. graduates.
Follow the SucceSSful." Enter
school for sumner term. Write
F. L. Watkins. Pres. 300 Front
St. Fargo. N. D.
Honolulu-An ungucoeMeIl Atto0p
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Conference Arranged
For Lloyd George And
y. Millerand OF France

. b -.- ~.
London, June 19.-In Premier Lloyd
Georges party at Hythe will be Earl
Curzon, the secretary for foreign af-
fairs; Austin Chamberlain, the chan
cellor of the excheduer, and Sir Henry
Wilson, the chief Of the imperial
staff.
A conference between Premier
Lloyd George and Premier Millerand
of France has been arranged for this
afternoon and Sunday at Hythe. the
watering place in Kent, scene of the
notable conference between two prime
ministers in May over the German
indemnity terms.
The Hythe meeting is preliminary
to the conference at Boulogne on Mon
day at which France, Great Britain.
Italy, Japan. Belgium and Greece will
be represented. From Hythe, the
premiers will proceed early on Mon.
| day for Boulogne.
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Girls as we'll as animals are the big
features this season with the AL G..
Barnes airing wild animal circus.
which exhibits in Grand Forks Mon
day, June 20, and which will disclose
some entirely new ideas in CIRCUS
dom.
Fast passing is the old circus with
its all men trainers; Barnes has dis
covered some girls that possess the
necessary power Of control over wild
beasts, and now W. see, with the
Barnes show. girls dancing in the
lions den; Martha Florine handles
a bunch of lions like a parcel of
house cats, and Mabel Starke wrestles
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First Lutheran.

Fourth and Belmont avenues. All
services in American language: 9:I5,
sunday schc0i ART ri lie class -: lb.4'.
morning service, They Made F;X-
cuse.' 7:45.f Gods Gospel Invitation
in Song" Choir and %quartette sing.
Farochial school commences Monday.
she 21st. Free religious instruction
for all. S. L. Tallaksony pastor,
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SOLDIERS GET !.
BONUS SLOWLY

Bismarck, June 1s.-The payment
Of the state soldiers bonus is procede-.
vouchers sent out to date, according
to records Of the adjutant generals
ONCE. There are about 1900 appli-
cations on die and about 10000 men
from North Dakota who were H. tho
service.
The number Of claims which may
be taken care Of this year Is eesttrnat-
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a tiger: Grace Marvel fox-trots with
panthers, and Dot Whitney and q
group Of leopards step to the newest
jazz music.
!. The veteran walk around the track.
which has heretofore opened old fash
toned shows, Is also in the discard,
according to our informant. and In Its
place we see. a musical phantazy. a
pageant of lights and weird effects,
in which more than a thousand del
zens If the jungles, 500 people and an
equal number of horses take part;
the Barnes opening spectacle is said
to be gorgeous beyond conception,
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Methodist Episcopal.

DR.. Thos. H. Gallagher. minister.
Worship begins at 1880. Sermon.
Struggle, the Price of Victory" Sab
bath school at IL m. Epworth league,
7 p. m. Evening service Of song be-
gins at 8 o'clock. MY Kind Of Coy
rnor" will be the, subject under dis
cussion. Citizens and strangers in our
city are invited.
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MORE FIRM IS
INCORPORATED

Bismarck, June 1S.-Afticles Of In
corporation fled with the secretary Of
state include:
Casseiton Holding company. Cas-.
SETON. to buy. sell and acauire real
estate. rent. etc. capital stock. $780,
~. 1ncorpofators: o: I. Gray.
CAAsfton: a Krtck,4 Caaeltcu;
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First. Presbyterian.

Sunday services for the First Pres
byterian church. June 20, 1920.
Sunday school at 9:45. Morning wor-
ship at 1900. Subject: 1.-The Failure
of the Law" Evening worship at
.7:45. Subject: THE Proffeer.."
Prayer service Wednesday night at
7:45. All are welcome. F. Halsey
Ambrose.
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St. Marks Lutheran.

Bible school at s:45 a. m. Morn
ing worship at 1900 a. m. Theme:
Training the Child" Children's pro-
gram at 700 p. m. Mrs. Henry Sand.
beck will be hostess at the Ladies' Aid
FRIDAY afternoon.
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CHURCH
SERVICES
Plxmonth Conereeational.

IL a. M, morning worship. sub
ject 1.-The Rolled, Gold Character
children's address, 1.-THE Leopard's
Spots" N