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For COLORED.

1900 block Kalnrama rd NV; 9 rooms and
bath: $3.1:IG; $500 cash.
1900 bleck Corcoran st. NV; rooms and
bath: $500; $500 cash.
5000; small cash payment.
600 block st. NV; rooms and bath; /;
S2. 800 small cash payment.
800 block st. NV; rooms and bath !:
furnace; $500; small cash payment,
II you do not find the home Of your choice
in this list call our office, Us We now have
q large list Of property In all sections Of city,
from 81 800 up.
R. D. MACPHERSON,
734 18th St. Main 1895.
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VIM. B. KRAFT & CO.,
Main R08 13Sn ~ Y sv>
SIX BEDROOMS

In Mount Pleasant: semi-detached, Attractive.
18th ct. and only one square from l4th ct.
cars; all rooms bright and large: six bedrooms
ans hot-Water heating plant; instsntsneous
hof-water heater; electricity: colonial froat
porch: lot % feet wide: excellent condition;
Write today II interested in Q houae Of this
sort At = reasonable price. AddRsss Rcx lz9-D.
9tsp 0{8rA
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Clark's l9th Cruise. Februa:y3
TO MEDITERRANEAN
sumptuous IS EMPRESS of SCOTLAND"
25000 Gross Tons. Specially Chartered
az DAYS CRUISE. 5000 and up
Includiar Hotels. Fees. Drives. Guides. etc.
10 Days Egypt, Palestine, Spain. Italy. Greece,
sto. Europe stop-overs allowed on both cruisss.
Europe and Passion Play Partios. 500 up
ober's s. s. Agency, Woodward building.
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proved Real Estate, Consist
i ing of Four-story and Base
ment Stone and Brick Build
ing, Situate No. sos E Street
Northwest.
By yirtue Of 4 certain deed Of trust duly
y sSs i.na eer 1eeesas 30 es sss Of
thereby. G b. TIE uadetsisnsd trustee viii ssil. at
aeHn %s f Es1s + 81
FEBRUARY. AID. 1922. at FOUR-THIRTY
O'CLOCK Pm: the following II I'll. de aescsieed 9. ls1d
lumbia. and designated as and being parts Of
ti4S in square numbered four hundred and
bounds as follows, to Wit: Beginning for the
same on ''E'' street ut the southwest corner Of
said lot numbered one ~ and running II enee
thence east twenty feet. eight and two-third
inches t20' 2-3"); thence south ninety five
feet, three inches les. 81 to "E.' street: and
the same land and premises conveyed to the
said party of the first part by the name OF
N. s. Reynolds BY deed dated May q, 1921:
records Of the District Of Ooian6ia. together
with tie improvenents.
Terms Of sale: one-thirt Of the purchase
equal equal instaiinents. @ psys6is IN one and two @
yea1s. with interest. It Per centum per IN:
nun. payable seni.snnually. from day Of
ers ssid o. y al 'es cash. " At 4. opton 81 % sss
purchaser. A deposit Of $500 will be required
at time Of sale. All conveyaneinE. recording.
nap to At Of atsn
thirty days from day of sale. otherwise the
trustee reserves the right to resell the prop
erty at ths risk and cost Of defaultine par
resale in some Newspaper published in Wash
s1aisa THs MAsa1scros LOAN AND TRUST
~. ~ By THOMAS RRApLEY;
THOS. J. OWEN son, AUCT1ONEERs.
DWELLING. No. i42 BRYANT ST. NV.
By virtue Of certain deed Of trust duly
recorded in Liber No. 447e. folio I'll. ct seq.
Of the land record: Of the District Of
BY, the undersigned trustees will sell. at public
suction in front Of the premises, on MONDAY.
SS1 oec3 1A9 8F M Ar p isss d.
scfibed land and premises. situate in the Dis
triet Of Columbia. and designated AZ and being
lot 14o in Joseph 3; Bowling: subdivision Of
trustees, subdivision, known ~ addition to Le-
Droit Park, as per plat Of aforementioned sub
division. recorded in the office Of the surveyor
for the District Of Columbia. in Liber 50, at
folio "a, subject to covenants Of record.
Terms Of sale: Sold subject to first deed
Of trust for s, 500. and the amount over said
mainder in one year, secured by a deed Of
trust upon the property sold, or all cash owe.
said trust, at purchasers option. $50 deposit
required upon acceptance Of bid. Conveyancing,
recording and revenue stamps at purchasers
cost: Sale to be closed within 80 days or de-
p'''' XIGRRsoS 9. GARDISER,
". GILBERT DENT.
fee-d&ds. .exsu Trustees.
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Money REALTY co.
726 14th St. NV. y

/SO A4lu NSts &<sSSs
MT. PLEASANT.
Calvert near lsth: rooms, baths; 9s!, lasss,
% H%sstses.stripped throughout; ssss@ heat:
slec.Iicity; fn perfect condition. Best buy
n this sxeiusive seetion. Price, 9l5.0
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
i4th ct. near Park sd.; rooms. baths;
h.-w.h.. electricity; best euy Y this ssetisa.
OWner-oceupant. Prise very reas6nabae.
GEORGETOWN.
detached ll-rson and. bath bfick residence:
h.-w.h.. large poschss and safass; \ good
~ PETWORTH.
4 very beautiful conner home On Rock Greek
Church I'd; rooms and hath; h.-w.h.. slsc.
tficity: built-in garage. An excellent home
for price asked. Terms arranged to yeuf
DOWNTOWN.
K st.: S.story brick. II rooms, BATH: steam
heat electricity; nicely arranged; IN arst.
class condition. Rental, 800 Per meath and
owner retains rooms for own use. Possession
with title. A bargain.
BROOKLAND.
Corner house on large lot: frame; rooms:
GATED. Possession with title. Price,. 1880.
We Have; New Homes in the
Phone or Call for Representa-
Money RI
726 I4th st. NV.
NENBERS OF THE WASHlN
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FUTURE DA rs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO BRAND-NEw AU-
BURN AUTOMOBILES. TO BE SOLD
WITHIN FEDERAL AUTO SUPPLY GA
RAGE. ATT PENNSYLVANIA AVE. NV.
By virtue Of a chattel deed Of trust daily
nled for record On the 10th day Of November
the District Of Columbia. default having oc-
CURED under the provisions thereof and At the
dersigned trustees will sell by public auction
within the above mentioned garage. one ~
Auburn Sedan. No. 34O67. and one ~ Auburn
Coupe, No. 34056 both new. respectively, at
TWELVE O'CLOCK. on FEBRUARY FIF-
TEEN, 1922.
Terms: Cash.
H. W. SOPER, Trustee.
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N L. SANSBURY CO, INC.
1913 Eye St. NV Phones Main 5eo3-4-5.
SAUL'S ADDITION. ONE BLOCK FROM 11th ST
fAeE sw sn den.ssfs sa9 sa, sfor an .sa oa
5 sf ss ss.dsoss sos.s sessns sss .s es .n %
e iecr
s @ @ viii si es essa Reasonable
ssusd g one Il Ws'Asas fore NEAR 18th AND LAMONT.
GRANT CIRCLE PRICE sla6oe
hoo ~ NSs M - sIfs s veil sp sp
M r" @ light sai
hardwood doors nd trim drhoux is
vi Viii psFet EVE .g Sna,ass ps.uS 1"nessup'if T9 Terms
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS PRICE "a 500 Ise.,a ~ " 1 section especially
A roomins
% % s % % % s..eog eostn @
i % e % sppsaa, afa ~ @ % p:.es;.s 9 '
Nos 1888 TO 1868 LANIER ST.
ONE f5H RE f s RI s 1S5 M
LAUNDRY FACMITI1&
sa1ssR
N L. SANSBURY CO., INC.
EVERYTHING
141s Eye S.; NV Phones Main soo34-5.
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EIGHT LARGE ROOMS.
ONLY $500

Well built brick home In BrookIand: eight
large rooms. bath. cellar. attic. electricity. ga
rage, chicken house. fruit trees, grapes; large
Quired. Address Bex 1SO-D. Star oiace. i5s
6AVR MONEY
OWNER LEAVING CITY. MUST DISPOSE
Of room and bath. modern hoass; best see-
Address BOZ 04-B, star once.
PHTWORTH - RESIDENCE OONvERTBD
ilto two alts, , rooms each; splsndid invest
ment Opport@ity; owner leaving city viii sell
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TWO BARGAINS.
HEIGHTS.

Corner tapestry brick house: lot s5112o. to
paved alley; rooms and bath: strictly mod.
ern improvements; q large porches; heated
garage: half block from 18th st., near Arcade.
House in excellent condition. Possession and
terms. PRICE, sl2.soo.
18th st.. near Fairmont: S-story house. con.
tainins II large roons. 4 baths; latest i'm:
provements: splendid spot for cafe or high
class boarding: can easily be remodeled to suit
any business: room for 4-car garage: posses
sion and terms for . quick sale; 800 will
buy 1t.
WIN. B. KRAFT & Co.
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TWELVE-ROOM, two-bath
house in good S.W. section; hot
water heat and electric lights.
Price, $500. Easy terms. L.
H. MEYERS CO., 3o6 Albee
bldg, 18th and G SITS.
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STEAMSHIPS.
cLARE's CRUISES by c. P. q. STEAMERS
clsrk's 3rd Cruise. Jaararv 23. 1923
ROUND THE WORLD

Superb So "EHPRESS of FRANCE"
lc4S1 Gross Tons. Specially Chartered
4 MONTHS CRUISE. $1,000 and uD
Including Hotels, Fees, Drives. Guides. etc.
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BY OWNER.

BY OWNER.
Immediate possession. Located in one Of the
best sections Of Columbia Heights. near 18th
and Euclid SITS. Three-story. colonial porch.
brick house; ten large rooms. two tiled baths !;
many large closets; electric lights. hot-watef
Wide paved alley. All windows screehed
This house in perfect condition.
$4,000 for immediate sale.
AOpRESA R0Y 144-R. HTAR QEYICN. f6e
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TAKOMA PARK.

What we believe to be the most reasonably
priced house In this section. Detached, on q
large lot e0x2S0 II. II has rooms and bath.
4 bedrooms; modern Improvements and is prac.
tically nav, and has also q garage for two
ears. A reasonable cash payment viii handle
this.
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Main. 3o3o.

@"d'H S959.
BLOOMINGDALE.
. Near RSsas Island ave; ead North Capitol:
new; occupied by owner. Cheap.
CLEVELAND PARK.
Just e csna. .ve:; 9 Eeeos. bath; h.-x.h..
:s: :1se sss ss s;..sss
sold innediately at price asked of $1,000.
DOWNTOWN.
. sth g. near N; coy little 2:story brick
eaS iog y Living Feoo; 4 two-story detached
building in rear. with cellar. A harsain at
W.1oV. 1mmediats poesesston.
mr.. CENT. HIGH SCHOOL.
A gny brick house Of Z rooms and bath;
furnaee heat. gas; large. cellar. A very sub.
stantial house. moderately priced.
NORTH COLUMBIA HGTS.
:. A splendid brick house Of rooms, reception
hall and bath; h.-w:h., gas: servants room in
cellar. In Al condition; occupied by owner:
possession with title. Price. $500. Tetms
NEAR SAULS ADDITION.
A corner brick house Of 9 rooms, reception
In earases large lot. Immediate possessien: :
owner must sell on account Of Illness. Act
Various Sections of the Citv.
We to Show You These Homes.
.ALTY CO..
'ToN REAL ESTATE BOARD. '9'S' =
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~ NEAR ROCK CRREK PARK ~

This house is plaaaed for esnfer4 ana con.
veaieuce, minimaing the cares Of heussheId
msna cement, Located where the surroundinss
~ most exceptional, IN rehned residentisi
arsa. It combines al tn .hsns essentish.
0ooI plan, modes1 eQuipmsat, cheerful, IarTe
ruens, interior decorations Of reAnenent, per-
nenence Of esnstr9etion, @ nsish6ofhooa Of es-
end incIosed sleeping porch. This 10 not q boz
Aouse Price, $11.t 800. sf522
lf you are interested and wish to inspect
xhia nroperty or receive further information,
49, Telephsps Naia 0O4. :
s WILLIAM TODD, Owner. ~
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NORTHEAST,

dandy little home right at Lincoln Park,
This Is brick house having rooms and bath, ,
bedrooms and at the price quoted is an
excellent value. Easy terms of sale can be
arranged.
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HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC.


HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC.
REALTORS
1894 ST. NV. Phone Main 1923.
BUNGALOW TYPE CHEVY CHASE MD,
r,,.,,.,, PRICE :2 600 .,
as s @ 's ss: rom -. . 'ss ls s @
% +. ;ass:.; :s;sa all modern improvements
PARK ROAD ,-ss,cs $3.50
having aLr. h.w.A. - % ID" nars @w
SEMI In ss ;s s ssss ': s 's s.s % a'e @
S:s,sis ss e: III ss' ;s i, s. sss' af
ELECTRICITY ''''' wooDLEY PARK.
Mr. 10Th AND NEWTON ss?:' .:T e.. VII .e.,
= g: :: 4 f.: e. =; @ s; $; e; ;i $
mediate Investigation DOWNTOWN HOME.
Mr. 18th SstS SohYMB1A .s RD % :' s: = A:s
.:: E; i::::; : e.; ;;:: $:: s::;
GEORGETOWN
DETACHED IN TOWN. bargain i:s u n; ,.,. .et.
Of Il Ma
, s. .s' gss. @ an. sss.' ss 'ss s s* % e a
ss ] f s ears % - % 9 ':' lag: @ and
14th STREET HEIGHTS. ,.,., WI ss@s ,s:;ss ,,..
e; :: i =: : 81: :::::; =;
TAKoMA PARK
that e..sa ss,es s s:s s.., Mort. c., FL: II ST. e.: e e.
& = 5 s :: @ .::s: e. ;.; e +: ;.;;
HEPeHS rs M5RREHIoS ss.s ss
1884 II St NV. Phone Main 1923.
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8 ROOMS; only $8,NO.

Modern house in Brookland. With all improve
ments; eight rooms. bath. cellar, dne porches
lot so By $50: chance to get bargaia II you car
make good cash payment. Address Box Esd
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Phone Line. 346.

OWNER LEAVING CITY WILL SELL SIX.
room brick house, ne. convenient to and 9Th
st, ear lines, for s., 500; $500 cash. balance
menthly; also 7-room brick house (haying 4
hedrooms, near N. Capitol st. and Florida ave.
Immediate possession; price. 1850; $3.50 cash,
balance monthly. Address Bog l65-D, Star
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2-FAM{LY APARTMENT.

PhlCE, $i.oOV.
, In that convenient location near North Capi-
tol and Rhode Island avenue rooms and
bath or first floor; rooms and bath above.
An excellent opportunity for home and invest.
nent combined. Convenient terms Of sale.
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GEORGETOWN.

S1A,UOU.
A bargain situated in that exclusive section
above Que street east Of Wisconsin avenue
Three-story brick having 8 large rooms with
2 complete baths: an gnusuaty large living
rear yards. Possession from ths owner.
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HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC.
MEMBERS OF THE WARRINGTON ESTATE
1884 H St NV. Phone Main 1923
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AUCTION SALES
Future DAYS,

THOs. ]. OWEN 4 SON. AUCTIoNEERs.
Trustees Sale of Valuable Inn
proved Real Estate, Consist
ing of Four-story and Base
ment Stone and Brick Build
ing, Situate No. sos E Street
Northwest,
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CHEVY CHASE. MD.

Undoubtedly the best value tobtainable in
that section surrounding the Circle. the ioca .
ton Of this house being particularly desira bic.
Detached. on large lot. S5xl25. highly i'm.
all modern improvements.
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1884 II st. NV.
BUNGALOW TYPE.

Detached home with large living room with
open fireplace, library. dining room. kitchen.
bedroom and bath on frst d0or. Second door.
two large bedrooms and extra laSatofy. AL
modern Improvements, including h-wh,, eiec.
There is also a two-car garage. Well located
In the northwest section.
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DETACHED, IN TOWN.
r,Dyrrr co cxN

Exceptionally good buy at reasonable asure.
Fully detached, 3 rooms and bath. bed.
give immediate possession and sell % easy
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14th STREET HEIGHTS.
-

A most attractive home that Is well worth
the money. House Is 90 It. wide. has 8 rooms
and bath, on two floors; all of the latest Inn
provements; large sleeping porch and . built
In dreprOof garage. Possession. Terms.
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mr.. 18th & COLUMBIA RID.

"A semi detached brick. bcand-new. colonial
style, rooms aud bath. h.-w.h., elec. lights,
hardwood floors, that may be purchased on
reasonable terms. This il very well situated,
tust Of Columbia road.
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DOWNTOWN HOME,

An opportunity to obtain q email houns I,
that desirable section between New HRmpshirs
and Connecticut avenues above Dupont circle
1t is now vacant. has y large rooms and bath
out. Terms arranged.
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MOUNT PLEASANT.

Twostory brick located near 18th and New.
other modern improvements This house in in
good condition. may BE- sold on easy terms
and has brick garage on the rear.
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NEAR CENTRAL HIGH.
SUITABLE FOR
PHYSICIAN.

Owner will sell three-story. ten-yOOm house.
of best squares Of 18th ST.. at attrac-
tive price. Large rooms; good condition: steam
heat. Electricity will be installed for pur-
chaser House xplendidly adapted for use Of
physician. Write me at once. Address Boz
800, Star office 1Se
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II roc HAVE NOT
SEEN OUR NEWLY PLANNED

FOR sALE-12 ROOMS AND 5 B1THs: HOT
water heat, electric Light; near corner Of 10th
and g sts.; possession can b given. Arranged
conIeniently for renting out separate apart
rase. Price. $4,000. To inspect, address Bog
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-04-20
Columbia Co.
Has BACKING
], OF Big Bankers

Minneapolis, Mlnn-w. L. Sprague,
manager Of the northwestern branch
OF tho Columbia Graphophone COM
pAny, in an interview today states
that the securities Of Columbia" have
made q very healthy rise in the past
few weeks, tho common stock advanc-
Ing three points and preferred twelve.
Aside from the rise dn the stock mar
ket, however, the strength and out
look for the future Is best reflected
~ the attitude taken by some of New
York's and Chicago's leading bankers
In endorsing by mutual consent the
plans laid out for 1922 and backing
their endorsement with guarantee
of financial assistance should 1t be re-
squired.
the company,s AFFAIRS are In q
healthier condition today IN a good
sbDenSin the past thirty-nyo years.
There VIII be no interruption bnt
y41loteAd q continuous sexpanxion Of the
Sconnpanys merchandising operations.
fWteWero tho first standard Taking
Machine manufacturer to gtve Mr..
yCG16Onler asGra1onola ut "a Before
s4S3WAr Price" and we have been
fNtl1 repaid ~ the Increased business.
3Ca1Fenales are showing very conaistent
Fiji = factYwhtchsa ttests both; to the
spnnnlaxtty Of the ColuYnbiA and the
fEHmtsdc wave Of at.Bettsr ,T1mes'''
= tsh Al raptdly spreadins from
G6GSEt eoaDk.
ssssE0 rareeord department - working
- daily s0nput of Agsha1f million
and the motor department II
1Gnlo "a, turniHg ont fhtrt1sfivS
1841rsd motors pr day.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-04-20
j. Rasmussen
Spoke At The
Warden Lodge

Attorney w. J. Rasmussen of East
Grand Forks was the principal speak,
or at q program given Wednesday
night in the X. P. hall by the Warden
lodge Of the Sons of Norway, and the
Gyda lodge of the Daughters of Nor
way. He had for his subject "Ameri-
cAnization,'' pointing III that it was
both At and proper for those Of for
etgn descent to gather socially to fos-
ter the traditions of their f~orefathers,
but in doing this they should remem
her that true allegiance is due their
adopted country. He said that the
rank and file of those of foreign ex-
traction were loyal Americans, and 1t
was up to these to counter-act the in
fluence of the few, who tried to spread
disloyalty, by defending law and or
der and spreading knowledge and re-
spect for American institutions.
One OF the pleasing features OF the
program was made by h Bethany
orchestra. which gave fine selections,
under the direction of w. P. Rognlie.
Mrs. O.. T. Monsoon read the news
paper OF the Gyda lodge, which was
replete with humorous personal allu-
mons that created much merriment.
DR.. o. j. Forum read an interesting
paper of the Warden lodge.
The Gyda drill team, led by Ida Ul-
ven gave a very c~reditable perform
Inc
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-04-20
"Foolish Wives" A
Gigantic Production

For magnitude and vast expendi-
lures of money, Universal's master
piece. Foolish Wives" directed by
Erich Won Stroheim, Is far in excess
OF my previous photodrama ever con-
ceived.
This production actually cost more
than M million dollars and has been
over a year in the making, but con-
trary to many so-called "~million-dol-
lar productions" the expenditure in
both time and money in Foolish
Wives will be apparent on the screen,
as may be seen here mex week when
it is presented at the Strand theater
A recent analysis of the cost of thu
production shows $400, 900 Is the CON
struction cost for the sets used. Ths
replica of Monte Carlo built at Monte
rey is estimated at 1920, 900; the mag
nificent group Of buildings erected at
Universal City to show Monte Carlo
from the Landslide cost $15O.OO0 and
an italian villa with it's surrounding
grounds cost $25,000. Fifteen interior
sets of unusual splendbr cost 500, 900.
More than $4,000 square feet Of
lumber was used in construction work
at an approximate cost of SIS per
thousand feet. In addition to this.
many new stages had to be built to
contain the huge settings.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-04-20
big WAREHOUSE
READY IN JUNE
Homer Dixon to Manage
Place For Kedney Ware
house Company.

Fred kedney Of the Kedney Ware
house company of Minneapolis and
st. Paul, is in Grand Forks today
making preliminary preparations for
the opening of the company's CONF
mercial storage warehouse in this city.
The warehouse is being built by
Thomas Berge, local contractor, and
the Kedney company has leased it,
Mr.. kedney announced today that
HONEY Dixon of the Dixon Reo'c COM
pany, will be manager Of the Grand
Forks warehouse. He expects that
the building will be ready for use
early in June. AS soon as it is COM
pleted. the company will send a crew
Of experienced warehouse men to
Grand Forks .,s.7\%
The company will operate only a
commercial warehouse. This means
that no household goods will be
stored. 1t also mean that the COM
pany will become the distributing
agency for a large number of manu-
facturers. Factory goods will be
shipped here for storage and distribu-
ton from this city.
The warehouse here will have forty
thousand feet of storage space.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-04-20
NW|lANIAllS I.
TO STAGE A
!. KARNVAL
MlllayA25, 26, 81 Will be Gala
Days For Citizens Of
Grand Forks.

The splendid success of the initial
presentation of the Kiwanis Kom-
munity Karnival last year has led the
executive committee OF the kiwanis
club to make plans for q repetition
this year. May 25, 26 and 81 are the
dates set for staging The event this
year, according to I. 3. Elton, presl-
dent of the club.
The Karnival last year ven across
big with flying colors, both literally
and fguratively, and for three days
the people Of Grand Forks laid aside
business cares and family worries and
romped and frolitked as children.
The affair proved so popular that Its
fame spread broadcast, and this year
it is expected that large delegations
will represent various communities in
this part of North Dakota.
The plan followed last rear of hav-
ing h different organizations OF the
city conduct individual booths and
entertainments will also be adopted
this year, with the difference that .
central committee will arrange and
supervise the whole. The Kommunity
Koin will also be in evidence.
To Known Kween.
Besides the other entertaining fea-
lures booked last year, a koronation
Of the Kween of the Karnival will be
held. A popular contest will be con
Quoted during the three Gays anu On
the last evening the most popular
girl in Grand Forks will be krowned,
sKrazy Ann is another novelty that
will be presented. This is a new
stunt that has gained much popu-
larity in other parts of the country
and should also prove a winning fea.
ture here.
The funds raised last year were
donated to the Community house
while this year the receipts will &c
toward providing an entertainment
fund for the Kiwanis district conven.
ton which will be held here In Aug.
MT. AT that time q large number o.
Kiwanians from Minnesota, North
and South Dakota will visit Grand
/ Forks, and it is the purpose of the
local Kiwanians to entertain then
in such a fashion as to keep the
memory of Grand Forks fresh In theil
minds for all time.
The committee in charge Of ar
rangement for the Karnival is com.
posed OF Geo. Colburn, chairman; H
q. Wilson, Fred Bennett, Geo. Dixon
Chas. S. Dow. r. r. Borman and w
L. Hawks. T. B. Elton, as presiden'
OF the club, is an ex Ofhcio member
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-04-20
EDWARD JOHNSON
TO SING HERE AT
MUSIC FESTIVAL

Next after New York and Chicago,
the greatest operate prize Is an en-
tgagement at the great Colon theater
in Buenos Ayres. The. season comes
in our. summer and the fees paid to
great artists are huge. Edward John
son, the great American tenor. who is
to sing here in concert on May, the
opening night Of the May music festi-
val, FIRST ven to Buenos Ayrea in
1916 after he had been the. reigning
fayorite In Italy for nearly four. years.
His success was conclusive. He sang
the leading roles ins..Andrea Chenier.''
Puccinfs "Manon Lescaut.' Tam
hauser' and The Masterstngers." He
was immediately engaged to return
the following summer but on his re-
turn to ltaly that fall he became 20
enerossed In war-relief work that he
was not able to- return to South
America until 1913 after the war. was
finishes. Again he had an enormous
success. unelqanled ~ any tenor who
had visited there IN yearB. with the
possible exception 04 5Csfuso. From
EBnenossAyr&sh ne c4me directly 70 the
EUnfted States ana inside HIS debut ar
zdorald oper4 singer In This country
nc C1hlclg0 om N0yember. following.
HiS femafkabls career since then Il
SfaInitar y ~ lovSsS II music and
good AngtnG