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The Tomahawk., 1922-07-13
SUBSCRIPTION: $3.50 Per YEAR IN ADVANCE
Public Report on Red
Lakes Flood Control.

The Department; of Drainage
and Waters has just made public
report on it's Investigation into the
subject of the control of floods on
the Red Lakes and the Red LAKE
River authorized by the legislature
of 1921. :. The report presents a
plan for the control of the out flow
of the water from the Red Lakes
in the interests of the drainage OF
lands and control IF floods, also so
as to conserve water for the benht
of water powers located on the
river below the lakes and an inn
proved water supply to municipal
tiles.
A complete set Of plans for the
required structure and 40 estimat-
Z ed cost of all construction items
are furnished. \ W
The proposed project contem-
plates the establishment of the or
binary high. water level of the Red
Lakes at. LILA, which means the
lowering of all lake stages which
have prevailed in a state of nature
by an amount equal to approx
mately 1 1-2 feet. Whenever the
lake rises above this level, water
is to be wasted through dam and
control works to be constructed at
the outlet as last as the capacity
of the improves; channel of the
Red Lake river below will permit.
Whenever the lake is less than 1174
it is proposed to conserve the water
in the interests of power develop
ment and an improved water sup
ply. Whenever the conditions
affecting the inflow into the lake
willindicate that the storage above
elevation liza will be exhausted,
the rate at which water shall be
discharged for beneficial use by
the powers shall be reduced to
such an extent as to prevent the
lake from being lowered to ll72
before the following spring. And
when the lake has reached 1172 the
outflow from it shall be limited to
minimum required by municipal.
ties for water supply and sewage
disposal but shall not be less than
the natural flow. @g.a r -
The proposed control dam in the
Red Lake River is to be built 3400
feet below the outlet OF the lake, a
plan of which is submitted as a
part of the report. Provision is
made for a single track. railroad
and a 20 foot highway crossing
over and as part of the controll'
ing works. Channels for anchor
ing craft and log RATS are inc)ud
: ed, also channels from which logs
and pulp wood may be loaded on a
railroad are made . part of the
plans. A main outlet channel
from the lake is to be excavated
for a distance of approximately
2OO0 feet out into the lake, said
channel to be protected on both
sides by loose rock jetties to pre-
vent wave action from filing II
the approach to the control dam
and channel.
For the purpose of providing
an outlet for lateral drainage it il
proposed to deepen, widen anc
straighten the Red Lake River FOL
: distance Of approximately 4
The Tomahawk., 1922-07-13
Ny Friends The indians.
(Bz William S. Hart.l

Ihere are g. nunQroO reasons why
l should not attempt to write, but
when 1 think of the Indian-I can
not remember one reason. .
LEST we forget wrote great
master of English literature
Would that he of that giant brain,
and prolific pen had a knowledge
of and would write of the wrongs
of our red brothers-Our Ameri'
can Indians. - -.
There we're an Antony that
would ruftle up your spirits. " In
stead of one who loses his mind
when he tries to WELD a pen.
The Indian-the red American
Indian-who was once monarch of
all he surveyed; who once was the
host and the white man the guest;
who once owned nothing except all
the land that the United States
stands on, and who now lives a
supplicant for American Citizen
ship and is denied.
Living in the dark does not help
one to see the light. And our red
brothers are living in the dark.
They cannot understand. How
can they?
When first they fought US in
defense of their land and homes
and whipped us-it was called a
massacre. When we fought and
whipped them-even to shooting
down old Indians, squaws and pa
pooses in the snow-it was called
a battle. The battle of the
Washita! And when a tender.
hearted officer demonstrated at
firing on children hiding in the
bursh he was told by his COM
mander-''' nits breed lice."' Yet in
the late war ten thousand Of THESE
red people volunteered, went over
seas and fought like what they
are-Americans. 80
When I spoke on a Liberty
Loan trip at Brooklyn, N. Y, the
whole City Hall Square was packed
with over twenty thousand loyal
Americans, all with upturned,
eager faces, ready and anxious to
do their bit.
An example of the wars cruelty
was carried to the platform. One
of the committee informed me,
Here's a poor, mangled guinea"
He was an American Indian, and
thew did not know! ~
There are many different Indian
languages, but 1 took chance. l
spoke to him in Sioux, the language
of the Dakotas, which as boy l
could speak fuently. 1t was the
language of his people. He
Strengthened his bent body, his
blue, sweated. trembling chin
stood still and a heavenly light
came into his clear, brown eyes.
Tears come forth and they must
have come from heaven, too!
l asked him in English # he was
in pain. He replied, with pitt.
ful attempt at smiling, ''She feels
better-s ometimes-when she. stop
hurtin'.'' ~
could not speak. My hand
gripped his shoulder. He looked
at me and saw my weakness. And
to this broken soldier of the
trenches must have come vision
of the far away prairies and the
stoicism of his people, for he said
lin Sioux, slowly, deliberately,
proudly-"A ia, nena 0 he ia ka"
]-(Our fathers were brave men).
We have left, scarcely three
hundred thousand of tnese Ameri:
cans. They are decreasing at the
rate Of over two Thousand year.
lord God of Hosts-lest We for.
get. Lest we forget TAX
| The worship the sun, the moon
and the stars. They climb to the
highest mountain peaks to talk
and to pray to the great Waken
Jour Cody. Their language is
hooutifnllv exnressive and seems
The Tomahawk., 1922-07-13
AGENTS WANTED.

You can make big money selling
our Superior Northern Nursery
Stock. Pay every week. Free
Outfit and good territory. Expert
ence unnecessary. The Hawk
NurSey Co., Wauwatosa, Wis.
The Tomahawk., 1922-07-13

Now is the time to pay that
subscription. 49,, ..... .. 49,. ,
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Entered at the Postoff1ce at White
Earth, Mimi, as mail matter OF The
econd class.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued
PFTWORTH.

Convenient to car line. Six-room and bath
house. HOt-water heat and electric light
Hardwood floors; :,ouse in excellent condition
Good deep lot with garage in rear. Price,
$3.50.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
Substantially constructed three-story brick
residence, containing ten rooms. two be tbs;
ho,-water heat, electric light: hardwood floors
and trim. Three bedrooms on second floor and
four bedrooms the third floor. The lot Is
25xlOO Plenty Of room for a single or double
garage Terms be arranged
BLOOMINGDALE.
A most desirable six room and bath home,
located on st. between LIST and North Cap
itol. Convenient to car line. Easy terms
Price, $500.
MT. PLEASANT.
Eight rooms and two complete tile baths;
inclosed sleeping porch; finished attic; hard
wood floors throughout; instantaneous hot
water heater. Fireless cooker attached to
gas range In the kitchen. Built-in garage.
One of the NEST attractive eight-room and two
ba tn homes in Washington. Price, sl5.750.
f u S I
Main 688S.
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OLE 9Th St. NV.
SIo,o5o.
ONTARIO PLACE.

This Is decidedly the best buy in that popu-
lar locality north of Columbia I'd. convenient
to the Connecticut ave. and Mt. Pleasant car
lines. Two-story tapestry brick dwelling;
large cement front porch six good size rooms;
tile bath and individual tile shower and lava
tory. Screened in sleeping porch; oak floors;
hot-water heat. electric lights. Many added
features. Brick garage for two cars.
Evening star., 1922-06-07

CHEVY CHASE,
$4,000.
An elegant detached home: contains ten
large rooms and three baths: modern in every
respect large lot. with garage. Priced far
below market; vacant.
Mt PLEASANT.
S.4 900.
Semi-detached; nine rooms and two baths;
hardwood floors: hot water heat: close t" car
lines in best part of this exclusive section;
terms.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
s. 800.
delightful home of six rooms and bath:
hardwood floors; electric lights. hot-water
heat Priced low for quick sale.
THE REALTY & INVEST. CORPORATION
pF
WASHINGTON.
3l2 Homer bldg. Main a9Os.
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40, ,PANDOIPH ST MY.

GA RANDOLPH ST. NV.
BY OWNERS rooms and hath with ever
thing a man or woman wants in 4 PERI IT j
HOME: seeing is convincing. Pittsburgh az
Simultaneous heater: awnings. screens, sha i+s
laundry and trash chutes: electrically liSht"d
closets garage and chicken house; cedar closet .
e-half ton of grapes this year; beautiful
yard: wide paved alley. etc. This wonderfr NJ
home is priced al SO 900 only for quick >il'
Gnnl cash pa navment TERMS. s.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued

COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
Brand-new homes. one square of 14th,
$3.50; 81, 500 cash. $75 per month.
We offer these properties for the first time
as being decidedly the very best home value
obtairable in this desirable locality. They
are OF tapestry brick, colonial type, having q
good sized rooms and tiled bath: unusually well
planned and attractively finished, comprising
every convenience for modern home COM
fort: large front and double rear porches
deep lot and a built-in garage. These homes
will be sold very quickly at the price and
terms asked. and should be seen at once.
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O. B. zANTZINGER. Renltor.
91n Tenth street NV Main 5371.
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s7.S50-NEw HOME N.w.-YoU WILL BE
delighted with this new home: ~
it. WIDE with a good yard to alley;
G rooms and bath: h.w.h. and cleo:
concrete front porch donhe hack
pnrches Only 81 900 cash needed.
Phone Main 1900
Slc On0--NEAR 10th ST. S.W.-I"cated MOI
far from the reservoir. this charming
detached home stands ont as the best
buy in a h:gh-ciass sectt"n; large lot
and completely modern: brand new
and vacant.
SO. .5Oo--NEAR 14th ST at FAIRM0NT-One
of those 3story homes that are IN
such great demand The price Is eH-
sl1, ,5oo-MT, PLEASANT NEAR 18th ST
Q rooms and bath: h.w.h h. and cleo;
plenty of room for garage: owner
occupies and will give possession;
terms arranged.
SIG, ,ooo-NNE BLOCK FROM NEW WALKER
HOTEL. on 18th St: four-story bldg.
arranged as ants. and now renting
for nearly 5000 per month: suitable
for converting into business property
This property is sure TO enhance In
value.
ST. .5oO-AT THOMAS CIRCLE: Is rooms and
several baths; h.-w.h and elec,:
srlcndtdly adapted for doctors office
ard residence: two-car brick garage.
Only $500 cash required.
BAJMAN & HEINZMAN,
Phone Main $500 734 18th NV.
Evening star., 1922-06-07

Two Northeast Bargains.
1900 block Morse st. ne. Groom brick:
colonial porch. large yard TO paved alley.
Cheap at $1,000. Terms arranged.
sos r st ne Groom brick. tile bat :; con
crete cellar; furnace heat. This well built
house is in excellent condition. Price onl!
S6 500. Terms arranged.
East Washington Realty Co.
10 Sth st. NE.
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CHEVY CHASE. D. c.

An exceptionally livable home. in one of
the best sections of Chevy Chase. containing
nine rooms and two baths: Large living room
side porch with concrete flooring. Spacious
bright dining room. four bedrooms two tile
baths on second floor. Complete maids rooms
in attic. Oak floors throughout. Hot-water
heat and electric lights. Instantaneous hot
water heater Unusual number of closets on
both floors. This iS a detached house on a
large lot, well planted with flowers and shrubs
and will appeal strongly to those desiring an
attractive suburban home having the conven-
fences ard accessibility Of a town house.
Evening star., 1922-06-07
BOSS & PHELPS,
REALTORS.
$4,000.
KFNSINGTON. MD.

kENSlNGIO MD.
An attractive home in beautiful suburb
with city conveniences. Property consists OF
three lots. comprising 1a5Kl15 feet. with well
full shrubbery. House has large front and side
porch. reception hall, parlor and dining room
pantry and kitchen. Three large bedros ms
and bath on second floor. Finished room on
water heat. electric lights. City sewerage and
water supply. Chicken house and run sum.
cient for one hundred hens. Stable. Small
cash payment
SI3,5oo.
PARK ROAD.
An exceptional home Offering on Park rd
west of 10Th ST. Nine large rooms. tile ba ath
extra lavatory third door, many buiit-in
lights. Lot 100 feet deep to paved alley. with
garage. Vacant
$7,45o
14th AND SPRING ROAD.
A thoroughly modern colonial:type home Just
price for Immediate sale. Front and double
rear porchcs; six large rooms. tile bath: hot
water heat electric lights; laundry facilities
servants toilet. etc. Room for garage. Terms
81 900 and easy monthly payments.
$1,000.
CHEVY CHASE.
A most desirable and well situated detached
home. convenient to the Connecticut ave. car
line Spacious lot. 50xl20. Property consists
foored attic; large porches: open fireplace In
living room; hot-water heat. electric lights
Entire property in perfect condition. Posses
sion and terms
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1915
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE.

splcndidly situated home at a very low
price. Three story pressed brick, having nine
rooms modern bath: hardwood floors first and
second stories: vapor heat. electric lights.
Entire house in perfect condition. Room for
garage. Immediate possession. Attractive
terms.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES
Continued.

VACANT WE'LL BUILT DETACHED HOUSES
- rooms, bath. h.w.h. electricity and gas:
central hallway; large grounds: beautiful
view. Price $4,000. d. II. JOHNSON CO.,
I33S II NV
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MT. PLEASANT.
l41U II ST. NV.
Main 727
Member Of the Washington Real Estate Board

MT. PLEASANT.
Only two Of these desirable new homes left
out of entire row. Substantially constructed
eight rooms and two complete baths: built-in
garage: inclosed breakfast and sleeping porch:
hardwood floors and trim; latest electric fix
lures; many individual features that must be
seen 10 he appreciated. Price. SIS. 100. Terms
can be arranged. Drive out to Klingle rd. and
inspect these homes Immediately. 23i-3
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
An attractive home; finest of sections
English basement type with reception hall with
open fireplace, servants quarters and furnace
room in basement; upper floor comprises six
rooms and bath: hardwood floors throughout
electric lights, hot-water heat: fine condition
brick garage In rear. Price reduced to
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
This home is completely detached on lot
loIx70 has colonial front porch with large
columns; seven rooms and bath: porch;
hardwood floors Of best quality; electric lights
hot-water heat A beautiful home IN beauti-
ful section: You can not do better in the city
for $4,000. 1873
PETWORTH.
Detached home Of nine rooms tiled bath:
large pantry: g!assed-in sleeping porch: front
and kitchen service porch; every modern i'm
provcment and attraction; hardwood floors:
trees; side alley. Price. sll.5Oo. 1873
WOODLEY PARK,
A brick home In excellent condition. located
in the exclusive section near Wardman Park
Hotel: nine rooms and bath: front and double
rear porrhes. including sleeping, poreh; hard
wood floors; hot-water heat. electric lights;
garage: alley. Price. sl2. 500. 1898
SUBURBAN.
Kersington. Md. dandy little home. loca ted
to nj G2y1R la
and garden; oak floors downstairs; plastered
and foorad attic with facilities for three
rooms; electric lights: good heating plant.
Price. 81. $50. 1903
MckEENER & GOSS,
I415 Eye St. Main 4752.
Members Of the Washington Rea! Estate Board
Evening star., 1922-06-07
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
CLEVELAND PARK.
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Attractive detached home, containing nine
rooms and bath. Two complete servants
rooms in attic Steam heat and electric lights.
-Four bedrooms on second floor. Georgia edge
grain pine flooring throughout. Two open fire.
places sleeping porch and large front and
side porch. The lot is 53x10O. well planted
with flowers, shrubs and trees of ell kinds.
Garage in rear. Must be seen to be appre-
ciated. Price, $15,75O.
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S16.75o.
CHEVY CHASE. MD.

A charming detached home in that beautiful
section west of Chevy Chase Circle. Owner
is leaving the city and it must be sold at
once. A thoroughly up-to-date and modern
home. situated On a large lot, amid ample
shade trees. shrubbery. flowers. etc. There
are eight spacious rooms modern bath. porches
and many individual built IN features.
home that should be seen to he appreciated.
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SI3,5oo.
18th AND LAMONT SITS.

An unusually attractive three-story colonial
type home. containing nire large rooms and
two complete tile baths: large front and
double rear porches; oak floors; hot-water
heat, electric lights. Entire house has been
newly papeTed and painted 1t has side light
and ali of the rooms are especially bright.
Vacant. Terms.
Evening star., 1922-06-07

REOOKIANp. n. c.
ONLY 81 IjO-S1 900 CASH-Sti5 PER MO.
immediate occupancy. seven nice. sunny
rooms: reception hall and bath: hot-water
heat: electricity and gas: coal range and Jew
ell gas range; large pantry: plenty closets:
newly papered and painted throughout: front
porch; detached In good condition May We
show YOU this home at once. Call Sales De-
partment. tln1S3I)
o. r. ZANTZINGER. Realtor
9lo Tenth street NV Main 53TI.
Evening star., 1922-06-07
TODAY'S BEST BUY.

}ES l BO Y.
LEAVING CITY.
Must sell at once: Groom and bath
dwelling, close to 18th and Columbia I'd.
Hot-water heat, electric lights; screens.
awnings and weather stripped. Don't
miss this opportunity. Only l1.000.
Easy terms.
FORCED SALE.
Close to 18th and East Capitol SITS.
Well built Groom and bath home; hot
water heat. electric lights; colonial
porch; large yard; in fine condition.
Price only $6,500.
BLOOMINGDALE.
we'll arranged house of rooms and
bath: hot-water heat, electric lights and
large cement garage. Owner moving to
suburbs VIII sell for only S10,5O0.
Evening star., 1922-06-07
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

LARGE NEW BUNGALOW: VACANT; LARGE
cellar, attic. porrhes; water, sewer. electric
ity: two soft. lots; fertile garden: . blocks
G ST. cars; so minutes Treasury; $4,000; S2Io
cash. $50 month including Sc interest. GEO.
c. WALKER, builder, Kresge bldg. 1lth x e.
Evening star., 1922-06-07

NORTH BRIGurWOOD. ID. c.
A detached home of large rooms; electric
lights: situated lot about one-third Of
acre, with garden already in: many fruit trees
and grape vines in abundance; price $1,000;
terms arranged
John QUINN COMPANY. INC,
Main i3I. 7ei 18th NV.
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rnR rNI.NEEn.

nn sth street W r"lr l.. m exception
ally good htv in an ei-ht-rporn house; over
90 frer wide: good heating system: 'front.'
D1rrr. hack ward. alf"v. bath: gas: really
ccod home. only S4oIo; small cash payment
ard $40 monthly
NrCAETER x Ri'IE.
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Near 18th and Fairmont SITS.
rooms, baths; ho;-water. electricity
North of Dupont Circle.
Between New Hampshire ave. and Connect.
room for double garage. Price. $1,000.
Woodlev Park,
Near wardman Park Hotel; s rooms. recep-
ton hall and tile bath; bedrooms; garage.
Price. S12,5OO.
Near 18TH and Park Rd.
Excellent location; Q rooms and baths:
hot water. electricity. Reasonable price and
terms. Price. s13.25O
Near 23rd and California SITS.
Corner house; 10 rooms. baths: sleeping
porch: center.haI entrance; excellent condi-
ton. Price, So. 500.
Cleveland Park.
We consider this The best buy in this
cellent condition. Price reduced to sl3.95O.
Chevy Chase.
one-half square from Connecticut ave: 2
rooms baths; hot water. electricity; colonial
style: porches; thoroughly modern. Owner
or, Of town and must sell quickly. Price.
Chevy Chase. Md.
Beautiful house on corner lot containing IL
rooms. 3 baths and garage This is an ideal
suburban home. Price. SCI. 900.
I4th St Extended.
Facing Dickson Home. Semi-detached: 8
rooms and bath; hardwood floors: hot water.
gas: room for garage. Houses in this location
have sold for considerably more. Price,
sl25OO.
Near 18th and Columbia Rd.
large rooms. tile bath: colonial front porch.
. rear porches: excellent condition. Owner
leaving town: anxious for offer. Price, sll 900.
Randall H. Hagner & Co.
1907 Conn. Ave. Franklin 1866.
Hours of Solid Comfort
Can be spent In this charming 7-room and
2-bath Chevy Chase. D. C.. bungalow: h. VIII.
open fireplace. lot 5Ox15O; wonderful lawn.
beautiful flowers; close to Connecticut ave-. !;
1880; $1,000 cash
Sturdy and Good Looking.
One block to 14th street car line extended:
8 extra large room bungalow: h.-w.h.: open
fireplace: slate roof hardwood floors in all
rooms; fully tiled bath: built-in tub: large
porch. Lot 50x1371a; brand-new; $500 cash;
MORGAN E. MORGAN & co.
14O7 New York Ave. NV.
Franklin 1920. Evening phone Franklin
1861,
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IN EXCELLENT NORTHWEST SECTION
OF u. C.-NEAR TAkOMA PARK.
Attractive and we'll planned semi-bunga
low; rooms tile BATH ll.-w. heat; electricity
and gas: hardwood floors and trim; stationary
tubs; open fireplace; nice lot: garden; flowers:
grapes. very pretty home at only Sl0.9a0.
81 800 cash. Si00 per month. j1OOS37)
o. b. ZANTZINGER, Realtor.
912 Tenth street n w Main 537I.
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NEAR COR. 18th AND col. RID.
Owner has advised to offer for mme-
diate sale and possession attractive three
story pressed brick home. This is most de
sirabie property; in perfect condition: nine
rooms and tiled hath: h.-w.h. electricity.
hardwood floors; with deep lot TO alley; price,
S12.J0o. terms, S2.500 cash. balance arranged:
this is exceptional value for the locality
and should be seen at once. t9253T.
o. r. ZANTZINGER, Realtor.
pIo T,pfh st n W Main 53T1
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Mt PLEASANT.

Between 14ta and 16th near Park road
10 rooms hot-water heat and electric lights.
Price, 800 Owner leaving city. Main
500 s.