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The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1923-12-28
THE UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH

G. w. Loomis, Pastor.
Seyices for Sunday Dec. 23rd-
Sunday school 10 A. NJ.
Mrs. F. C. Massar, Supt.
Morning worship II A. M.
Sermon by Pastor.
Junior Christian Endeavor 3 P M
Esther Sine, Leader
Young Peoples Christian Endear
vor at P. M.
Elinor Arnett, Leader
Evening worship p M
Sermon by Pastor.
Prayer meeting Wednesday 1880 PM
Arthur Wight, Leader
All are most cordially invited to
these services. Visitors are always
welcome.
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FLOYD DAVIS. Sheriff.

LOST-in Circle on Richey road
one Brown horse blanket.
F. C. NASSAU, Circle, Mont
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Oliver Phillips of Lambert is spend
ing few days in town this week.
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WANTED-a teacher for Dist. No.
Sc. Inquire of
Wayne Warfield Clerk, Circle, Mont.
FOR SALE-The JOS Kozenek
dwelling in Circle. Small payment
down, balance at 8 percent. Call at
First National Bank, Circle. 11-30
STRAYED- two red yearlings,
oneb lack yearling, and one red cow
and roam calf, all branded
lgxENX
on left hip.
F. C. NASSAU, Circle, Mont
STRAYED-One 2-year-old heifer,
branded
3 NJ
on right ribs. One 2 year old steer,
branded E T X on right ribs. One 2
year old steer branded
K
x
on left ribs.
K. F. & E. t. KIRCHNER, Circle.
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BROKE WORK HORSES
4 BLACK GELDINGs, W.T.. 1900, each
Age 9 years
1 BAY GELDING, W.T.. 1850, 9 yrs.
BAY GELDING, W.T.. 1900, 8 years
/ CHESTNUT GELDING, W.T.. 1900,
Age 9 years
I BAY GELDING, W.T.. 125o,aee yrs.
Evening star., 1923-09-06

BLOOMINGDALE-$S3 $50, Terms.
lines am but Gne. very < room room maxim
in basement
NORTHEAST-S835 $50, Terms
o
O
al f
asked
SAULS ADDITION-Terms.
hon
nd seer 10
BSIGHTWOOD PARK-SSo5o, Terms.
home, liz large ht and electric
is anxious sosIi
NORTHEAST-Terms.
and d 'front.' hotwa
Do
NORTHsAST-$6o5o, $500 Cash, $3.50 Per Month.
ename
MORRIS CAFRITZ COMPANY Inc
913 18th Street. Main 6I7.
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NV. section-$17. .500-Splendidly built det.
two-story and attic brick house; excellent
section; hwd floors throughout: every modern
improvement; will be sold on attractive terms.
Washington Heights-S42, ,5O0-Close to and
west of Conn. ave-; best residential section :;
four-story, 1O-roon, 4-bath brick: extra lava
tories: h.-w. heat; cleo; front. rear and sleep
ing p0rches; two-car brick garage; lot % by
over $50 feet: complete gentleman's home in
6ne condition.
18th st. Highlands-$24. .5O0-Eew det. brick
residence; IL rooms (6 bedrooms) and sleep
ing porch; baths; h.-w. heat: elec.: front
and rear porches; hwd floors; garage: the
appointments include everything that might
be desired; lot 501100 feet.
Colorado ave-$l1 0OO-Only 81, 500 cash
7-room and bath semi-det. brick a bedrooms) :;
h.-w. heat: elec.; front and rear sleeping
porches; hwd. floors; screens; lot 40190.
Mass. Ave. Heights-$21, ,Ooo-Beautiful s.
room and bath house; front. rear and sleeping
porches; all fine. modern appointments; 5-car
garage; 50, 900 cash, moderate terms.
Near Soldiers Home-$10. 750-Semi -det.
brick. corner in good section, near school
h--w. heat; elec.; front. rear and sleeping
porches; hwd. floors; screens; built-in garage;
only 81 800 cash and easy terms.
Near l4th and Randolph-$l3 0O0-7-room
bath, lavatory, two-story brick: all modern
features; garage; very desirable location
house % feet wide.
ALLAN E. WAL
MEMBERS OF THE WASHIN
sIa 18th STREET NORTHWEST.
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n L. SANSBURY CO.. Inc
'+o HSe o"eet NV. Phones Main 5eo34-5.

I4I8 Eye Street NV. Phones Main roo,,=
Mt. PLEASANT NOpTuEAer
@ e, 81 & s;: | p III. PRICE % S ';,s % s'Hs s,.s; ssa
R Res sRs s s:. ss'" .nd .s. .. ns sms s @ ss
ns % es ei 'Sss' S1s. a sass S Be had
out NEAR GRANT CIRCLE.
9th AND KENNEDY SITS $3.50 In ua ' gs sS snp s:1
PRICE sson 0 Bos on 81 81 ,ns s s buys 5 @
:. @ l rs:5ss s.es 10 s 5 neat : % @ R
sshs s pssbn ssss .sts's S be given
chance if you do not investigate this CHEVY CHASE
COR. 4th & QUACKENBOS. @ = g @
PRICE .se 81 sp & Usu.sny 10, 30 built @
s .u a III ,ssssi s no. s, @ 7 s @ s:
sssn ' s es%1 a :s s
NEW HOMES-QUINCY STREET.
SAMPLE HOUSE ATTRACTIVELY FURNISHED BY ONE
OF WASHINGToNS A L. G. M LARGE PREPAYMENT ! Al! STORES:
TO-DAY. SIX LARGE ROOMS, BUILT-IN BATH TUB
AND PEDESTAL WASHSTAND, OPEN FIREPLACE
HOT-WATER HEAT, ELECTRIC LIGHT, COLD
STORAGE ROOM, FLOOR PLUGS IN EACH ROOM
ONE-PIECE SINK, CONCRETE FRONT PORCH WITH
BRICK COLUMNS. CLARK JEWEL GAS RANGE,
LARGE SLEEPING AND BREAKFAST PORCHES
RUBBLE STONE RETAINING WALL AT FRONT TER
RACE, ATTIC, DEEP LOT TO AN ALLEY, BRICK
GARAGE LARGE ENOUGH TO HOLD ANY CAR.
OPEN FOR INSPECTION EVERY DAY. LIGHTED
EVENINGS. COME OUT TODAY!
N. L. SANSBURY CO., Inc
EVERYTHING ESTATE
141S Eye Street & NV .-. Phones Main 5oo3-4-5.
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FOR SALE-H0UsEs.
Continued.
FOR SALE-H0USES
Continued.
$I2,5oO.
OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK PARK.

$I2,soo
OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK PARK.
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SPECIAL BARGAIN-NEW
LOCATION SECOND TO NONE.
and % Sas 9:: MOST s assr to @ R AIT s . @
ay .SSd f M nr ] % s Northwest center home owners
WHERE VALUES ARE GOING HIGHER EVERY DAY.
a | @ @ @ Ss a s s m w ..S :a % make % s Gss
% % % % % % % s M % BATH OAK
$Io5oo
DAHLGREN TERRACE.
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EN- ~: s'1s Gss % e ss af e:
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$4,000
NEAR ROCK CREEK PARK.
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ARNOLD AND COMPANY,
I416 EYE STREET.
MAIN 2434.
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AUCTION SALES,
FUTURE DAYS.
os. J. OWEN & son. AUcTToNEERs.

IbtS d. "" EN O ooNs aOSIlUNEEhS.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TWO
STORY FRAME DWELLING, NO. 1915
9th ST. NV.
Ry virtue Of a certain deed Of trust dated
November T. 1922, and being instrument No
land records of the District of Columbia and
at the request of the party secured thereby
the undersigned trustees will sell, at nubl;c
auction in front Of the premises, on FRIDAY
THE SEVENTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER. AID
1928 AT FOUR-THIRTY O'CLOCK PM tho
following described land and premises situate
in the District of Columbis. and DESIGNATED
as and being the north feet of lot : and the
south feet of lot in Moments subdivision
of square $780, as per plat recorded In Liber
r. at folio 81, Of the records Of the Office Of
the surveyor for the District OF Columbia
Terms of sale: One half cash and balance
in one and two years secured by a deed OF
trust the property sold, all cash at pur
chaser's option; $500 deposit required upon
acceptance of bid. Conyeyancing recording
and revenue stamps at purchasers cost Terms
of sale to be complied with within 80 days
or deposit forfeited
HERBERT T. SHANNON
MORTON j. LUCHs.
aug 2s-d&ds.exsu Trustees.
ADAM A. wESCHLER, ACCTT0NEER.
rIANo. BY AUCTION. TO PAY STORAGE
Notice Is hereby given that on SATURDAY
SEPTEMBER FIFTEENTH. 1923, AT
TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON. we will sell by
public auction at weschler's. 800 Pa ave
with us by Mr.. Walter w Fox in the name
Of ''The Photo Music Co." Parties interested
please take notice.
TERMiNAL STORAGE co. OF D. c.
= au2s-ses -. h. ]. kAPPLER, supt
Evening star., 1923-09-06

Brick house. Chevy Chase-sI2. .0OO-7 room
and 2bath brick "a bedrooms; h.-w. heat;
elec; porches; screens; awnings; hwd floors:
garage: good lot to wide alley; priced far
less than reproduction cost; terms
Chevy Chase. b. Clio. .T50-Delightful and
complete 6-room and bath. semi-det; un-
usua lily large rooms: h.-w. heat: cleo; large
porches; beautiful trees. flowers, shrubbery;
garage on lot over $50 feet deep; very mod
crate terms.
Near Dupont Circle-sl1. .50O-S2 600 cash
Broom and bath, three-story stone and brick;
modern excellent condition: will sell quickly
Facing Iowa Circle-sS 325-12- room and
bath three-story brick: lot 20 by over lis
feet; good as rooming house proposition
Capitol Hill-SB J0o-S-room and ba tn brick;
good location; now renting for $50 per month,
on low basis.
Orren st. n.e.-s6. .3OO-only $500 cash; g.
room and bath brick; 20 feet wide: h.-w heat; !;
elec; porches; numerous other features; good
condition.
Near Soldiers Home Park-ss, ,5Oo-7-room
and bath brick: INV heat; cleo: front. rear
and sleeping porches: hwd. floors; screens
awnings; unusual elec. fixtures; lot 2Ox105.
This Is a bargain.
B ST. n.e.-s7 OOo-sl 900 cash-7-room and
bath brick; h.-w. heat; porches; screens, avn
ings.
Don't fail TO see the attractive Walker built
det. brick houses Albemarie ST. west Of
Conn. ave. Open daily for inspection.
KER & CO., Inc,
IToN REAL ESTATE BOARD.
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FOR sALE-HoiusEs.
COntinuea.!
FOR SALE-H0USES.
dOOVEK q KIDW Ell
CHEVY CHASE. 3

HOOVER & KIDWELL
CHEVY CHASE
': &C. '; $ ;;a: C r.; 8 ~ ;': :;
PARK VIEW
% f i n % Bargain. @ nd s %
BRIGHTWOOD
: S = Il G: { ;;. s:.ss 81 % :s :;,: q :s .; ''
NEAR NORTH CAPITOL AND R: AVE
sssis FIT + S .ss @ ,:::,s '''' II; iss
SOUTHEAST LOCATION.
s;; : .: E. ID '::: % % % % % % % % %
Ss : $:s:s: e. ;:j:; : e; s!.. IL f.: ::'
SOUTHEAST NEAR PA. AVE.
:S { ] ] % :; : ::: q: Il; - .. .:: ::.s Il: ;
GOOD NORTHEAST LOCATION.
% e. @ ] e.: . ;; ;s': .:: =. @ s: :; $ ';s
HOOVER & KIDWELL
Saes-Rents-Lo
I4oo H Street Northwest. Main o341.
Rvsfs 7 E VsF OF HOME BUYING OUR
III. a.. -, Mt. Pleasant-slo75o.
e.: @ IT.; .s e: s:. @ e" ::;:; =
@ ss. s ' = % G PAIN: t % e.: Ss { ss:: a
,. Chevy Chase-$Io25o
] :' Is: s:: :; e r. ;:; ;: : $: - s;;:s:
nome " this exclusive Section am 'e new we" 0uD
Takoma Park-S8e5o
e; AZ "a: 4: a: Il: ] s s. $; s:::
sBe, .s,.... :. On an Avenue Northeast-s5ooo
' ss' " % -s Close {; = ss" IL ri: Ill., ''s
at. , , - Georgetown-S4,5oo.
@ % % e. : ; e; IL :i s.: III; ';
m m WILLIAM WILL K HARnHMG RsIl4s.; AND COMPANY,
Open Evenings Until PM N "
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SUMMER COTTAGES

North Beach, Md. by day, week or month: 70
duced rates. Cali Franklin 1916 after p m
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JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS,
3I4 Pennsy ylvana Avenue Southeast.
Price Reduced ST. 1900.
COZ North Carolina Ave. Sc.
the best tcontruc N
mmed poses
Price $500.
cGn, house ten hot
Price Reduced to $1,000
5oK ST NE.
ten n
terms. Pssesion
Price, 300
oI7 I4th St Sc
Possess
onere 4
Price, $1,000.
st. A
furnished
The Above Properties Represent the Best Values
.Todays Market.
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS
314 Pennsylvania Avenue Southeast.
~ AEMBER WASHINGTON
Evening star., 1923-09-06

CENTRAL NORTHEAST-SIo,5o ,5oo
largen extremely
70
PARK Misunderstanding Soldiers Home.
8
The
MOUNT PLEASANT-22 Feet Wide-$I35oo.
properties al f sal rooms . ths in
quality prches IN fac
LEVELAND PARK-Just Off Conn., Ave.-SI325o
to ourst
CLEVELAND PARK-New California Bungalow-SIsz,o
o the est hal nused lin nbuldns
homes this section.
to terror charm. The
LOOMINGDALE-SI2ooo
located q
andm
attractive features is ~ -' ~
PETWORTH-Corner-Sozoo
on attractive
electric lights
efchn is bargain.
kENNEDY-BUILT HOMES Rooms, Baths.
stripped and
w IL LIAM S. PHIL LIPS,
18TH and K @ Sts n w -., 49, Phone Main 1900.
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FOR sALE-H0UsEs.
Continued.
FOR sALE--HoUsEs.
loss & PHELPS,
Realtors.
Continued.

Contfn
BOSS & PHELPS, : =
Realtors
$Ia5oo-MT. PLEASANT.
Naval officer, leaving the city, offering this splendid home
at very attractive price Twotory and attic tapestry brick
front porch large living with fireplace French
doors between living and dining large dining
with beamed ceiling bright kitchen screened
porch Second floor three delightful bedrooms tile
baths with tile
cold
electric lights Deep lot to wide paved alley Garage
$I4z5o. $1z,5oo
Cleveland Park 10th Street HIGHLANDS
A homeo
peS ess modern Containing % @
added
$I5,ooo "'u"f0i lot with s sevesl o large OAK trees
klngle Road. S9oo.
two prassrsny snrs ,s tapestry brick northeast
@ a'S sg h.se bright
hs eh two tie baths tone tie
cossn @
MUCK 'eek fark r mshs: an nn1turs dhsrdwa the
SJoo
Near Episcopal Cathedral. - 9l3oOo
Anewdt bikd conveniently Chevy Chase.
situated In section
contains SIX
% 0n n ,ea bpeI; Dutch colonial type large
Terms only 1000 cash added s:ts' heat electric
BOSS PHELPS,
The Home of Homes.
Main 1870 LAZY X ST. NV.
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% % #s 'ss.' s:ss s s3 & tn; ] ass % 'front.' a
Near Dupont Circle
's s 0 Sssso % Ts ' :ns ss Tis s @ ht
On the Heights.
ss H. % % ss: pss s%. s & IT,
'"''' @" ~ 'A PRICE, $780,
Near 18th and Lamont
%psne % oa deep en % bath se .sei % r. @
Near 18th and Columbia Road
electric lights s s s' spss ssS heat
. w Bloomingdale.
5 % @ neat qsf s sf : .aese sa % %
STONE & FAIRFAX
1s.a NEW vopr OYER THIRTY
MEMBERS OF REAL ESTATE BOARD MAIN 2I'
A1iEH1 OpEM EVENINGS UNTIL 9 ?. NJ.
BEAUTIFUL ,sao SmEWEtAND 6,sT a Nd PARK-s12,5oo
::: :::; 60; # : : = a.. $ !: ~: ::;; l. e.; &c.,
or,, ,,r,., ,,,..., PETWoRTH- $500.
% ss$: Vii e: I $ ": S $ s: e. 6 s:: I'll
MT PLEASANT ssAn nBARGAIN-s12,5oo
% @ ..! Gs II @ % os ss =; ' % :;s '
NEAR CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL,
Ss:: ' s; st s. % @ nGs % ss ass
: o's ss T fs '@s ssi i.. asG
14th STREET CAR LINE
:; s. - e +. street i s::;:s:s @ S: ss:s. IT, !;ss
CHEVY CHASE-S1o5oo
:s :o % iss ..s house u1: vel: sspse ] not
200 ,1 MADDUX, MARSHALL & CO., Inc,
Open Evenings Until P. NJ
Evening star., 1923-09-06

$500,
balance to suit buys a modern six.room
brick house on st. Sc. g. q. GROVER eo2
rhillips bldg, ao1 18th ct. NV. ss
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MAKE YOUR SELECTION IN ADVANCE OF THE
FALL BUYING,

F AcTvs III Is RGAPY ppREST
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chevy chase.
A wonderfully situated detached home. over
looking Chevy Chase Golf Links; q fast-grow-
ing section, where future values are assured:
Dutch colonial type house; large porch six
splendid rooms: tile bath; hardwood floors;
many added features: hot-water heat, electric
lights: excellent lot and garage.
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Woodley Park.
Price. $4,000.

A comparatively new and thoroughly modern
tapestry brick home. located near the ward
man Park Hotel 1t has good-sized bed
rooms ON the second floor. including q glass
inclosed sleeping porch. large living room with
brick open fireplace. elec. lights. h.-w.h., oak
floors and a good-siz yard with a brick
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$4,000.
Near Episcopal Cathedral.

I1PISSOPdI NdlIICUI dI.
A new detached brick dwelling conveniently
sltuated IN section where properties are
rapidly enhancing In value: modern home In
every respect: contains six large rooms, tile
bath: solid oak floors: front and rear porches !:
deep lot: many builtin features: hot-water
heat: electric lights Terms only 81 Ooo ca sh
and 800 per month.
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ALLAN E. WALKER & CO., Inc,
WASHINGTON ESTATE BOARD
5th
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Cleveland Park.

well situated home on Macomb ST. Just
proportioned rooms. modern bs tn large front
porch, electric lights, attic with finished ma ids
room many added conveniences; now vacant.
Very reasonable terms.
Evening star., 1923-09-06

large. well constructed three story brick
residence, located west of Connecticut ave and
close to Dupont Circle: contains rooms, .
baths. excellent hot-air heating plant and
electric lights. Can be sold easy terms.
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New tapestry brick dwelling, we'll situated
and not far out. The house 10 90 feet wide
and 81 feet deep; seven large rooms a bed
roomsl, tile bath; double rear porches. both
entirely screened: concrete front porch; large
pantry; servants toilet and laundry tubs;
clothes closet: oak floors; hot water heat. elec-
trio lights: all fixtures and hardware of the
finest grade. Terms, 81 100 cash.
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DDLETON, Inc.
ltors. Franklin o5o3.
Cleveland Park.
Price, SI4.75o.
very attractive detached Dutch colonial
home In one of the highest elevations in this
close-in suburb. Large living room with open
fireplace. dining room. kitchen. pantry and
breakfast porch on first noor; 4 good sized
bedrooms and sleeping porch on the second
floor: maids room. The house Is screened and
weather slipped Throughout and has a lsge
lot with a two-car garage.
Chevy Chase, Md.
Price, $II,75o.
detached colonial home. located little
on Connecticut ave. the Chevy Chase
Club II is situated on a large lot 6Oxl75,
with flowers and shrubhery. There are d large
rooms. tile bath. maids room. electric lights,
other convenences. In perfect condition
throughout. Garage.
Near Sheridan Circle.
Price. $4,000.
Naval ofncer is anxious for q quick sale
of this large residence. located within a
stones throw of Massachusetts ave. and west
Of Dupont Circle. right among some OF the
finest homes In the city. II contains excep-
tionally bright rooms 20 bedrooms>. large
floor kitchen and is modern throughout. 1t
has a very large rear yard with brick
garage for two cars, having elec. lights,
sewer and water.
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Near 13th--A practically new 6-room house,
large porch and sleeping porches. every mod
ern convenience. Lot l3S feet deep to wide
alley This is the cheapest house in this
section. Tall us to inspect it at once.
w. {. DUNALL,
11o III ST NV .iain S4ls-S418.
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Chevy Chase.

1rlCe. Sl 500.
A thoroughly modern two-story home. located
west Of Connecticut ave. and south Of Chevy
Chase Circle. There are rooms a bed
rooms), . baths, elec. lights. h.-w.h., oak
floors and a garage. Now vacant and ready
for immediate occupancy. Reasonable terms.
Inc,
REAL ESTATE BOARD.
Franklin o5o3.
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Practically new tapestry brick dwelling.
rooms "A bedrooms). inclosed and heated sleep.
ing porch: two tile baths Zone with tile
shower): solid oak floors throughout; built-in
bookcases; open fireplace: breakfast room;
screens; hot water heat; electric lights; large
nuilt-in heated garage. Excellent view over
Rock Creek Park
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ATTRACTIVE CORNER
HoMp THAT COMBINES THE FEATURks
OF A MASTERFULLY-BUILTH HOUSE WITE
THAT OF UNUSUALLY MODERATE TERMS.
NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY. AND OUR Z
ROOM DWELLING AT 4729 9Th ST. READ
CONvENIENCES. BUILT-IN GARAGE.
LARGE SLEEPING PORCH. Statesmen ON
PREMISES EVENINGS UNTIL PM
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO CO., 914 N. Y. AVE.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-04-03


Berlin April g. In exclusive interview given the
openly charged France aims at the dsmemberment of Ger,
many and the ruin of the German people
If France accompshes her purposes according to Cuno
it will disaster and peacelessness for Europe and
rest for the whole world.
The German chancellor clearly made bid for interna-
tonal mediation. He authorized the following statement
Throughout the months of the Ruhr invasion Germany
and the whole world has been waiting for France show
the ultimate aims of her action.
THAT she is not bent reparaons is shown by the
universal opnion-shared by the alies-tha the invasion
diminiShes the means to get reparations
But at last of Frances astue politicians, NJ
Loucheur (whose work minister for the liberated terri
tories has engaged universal aenton), Il public speech
has given hint of the French motives.
HE proposed to tear the Russian definitely from
Prussia He further proposed to emancpate these German
provinces and to make artificial political body of them
l am grateful to Loucheur. He specifically proclaimed
what Germany by bitter experience has known for centuries
to be French policy: namely dsmemberment of Germany
"Theres but to this French challenges: The
Rhenish must remain integral part of Prussia
1--WE cannot permit France interfere with the sovereign
rights of this country.
"The dismemberment of Germany would not only
the rnaton of the German people but disaster and peace
essness to Europe and unrest for the whole world.
For this the French policy of political aggression
with so-caled sanction longer be regarded as a
Franco German matter.
"French intentions of the dismemberment of Germany
become more and international danger and
the peaceful development of the entire world"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-04-03
NEW HIGHWAY
APPOINTMENTS
AREANN0UNCED
State Engineer w. G.. Black
Assumes Office, Hopes
For Efficiency

Hope that the state highway COM
mission "can be brought to stand
ard within short time" and that
it can be made one Of the best
commissions in the country was ex-
pressed by State Engineer Walter
G. Black of Mandan, who was in Of
flee today in succession to w. H.
Robinson.
Mr.. Black announced appoint
ment Of C. A. Myhre, formerly at
Valley City and recently road en-
gineer, to be assistant chief en-
gineer of the highway commissi ion
to succeed H. o. Wray; promotion
of J. A. Wallace, former division
engineer at Devils Lake, from pro
ject engineer to construction en-
gineer; and T. G. Plomasen, former
ly at Beach and recently in the de-
partment, to be maintenance. en-
gineer to succeed H. X. Craig, and
David Lieberman to be chief clerk
No other changes were announced
A. D. McKinnon Of Goodrich was
named project engineer and William
McGray, who has been head of the
drafting room, was named bridge
engineer.
1t is understood at the canito1
that no suggestion to Mr.. Black
with regard to appointments was
made bv Governor Nestos or other
state officials and that the ap.
pointments were not considered po'
litical appointments.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-04-03
PROPAGATION
FOR SHOOTING
STILLDEBATED
French Declare There was
Ample Cause for Action
of Soldiers

London, April 3.-The amount Of
provocation which the French troops
at Essen received last Saturday be-
fore they fired on the workmen Of
the Krupp factory, is still the sub
ject Of many reports. A dispatch to
The Times from Essen quotes the of
ficial French version of the affair
to the effect that the workers, having
been summoned by sirens, stoned
the troops, threatened them with re-
volvers and directed jets of steam at
them, and that the troops, who num-
bered IL with one officer, were oblig-
ed to shoot to free themselves. They
fired in the, air, however. and called
upon the mob to disperse. The cor
respondent also quotes an unnamed
director of the Krupp works and Il
member Of the Workmen's Council,
who was sent to ask the French di-
visional commander to withdraw the
troops, both of whom denied whis-
ties were blown.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-04-03

New York, April 3.-Was the spirit
of King Tutanghnmcn reinsarrated
in the spider that bit old Carnarvon
and gave an almost fatal blood poi
soning to the English explorer!
Absurd, say modern prosaic At.cr-
trans.
Not at all, says beautiful Leyla
Barakat whose ancestor in centuries
gone by we've ruled over by this
same Tutankhamen.
"Such a happening would be per-
fectly consistent with the old Egyp-
tian faith
"The Egyptian Book af the Dead
devotes one whole chapter to giving
the formula whereby souls of the
dead may be converted into the
forms of any animals they choose
the heron, the crocodile, the hawk.
What would prevent Tutakhamen
from turning himself into spider
if he chose?
"Certain it is that the ancient
Egyptians promised all sorts of dire
things to the despoilers of their
tombs. A sentence of death was
passed upon any who should be so
foolhardy as to eat the food that
was placed in the tomb for the use
of the dead.
"That was because the soul of the
dead was expected to revisit the
tomb regularly and somehow subsist
on the food that was placed there.