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The Cordova daily times., 1923-03-05
ITALIAN PRINCE 0NCEALAB0RER
 NOW US. ENVOY
Prince Gaetain Once Worked as Alaska
 Miner
TOOK TECHNICAL COURSE
Worked as a Common Toiler Under Assumed
 Name

WASHINGTON, March 5.-Nineteen years ago Prince Gaetani, the new Italian Ambassador to the United States, worked on the Sweat end" of a muck stick in the gold mines of Montana.
 Today he holds forth at the Italian Embassy here, the representative of Europe's modern-day version of an cient Rome's government to the pio neer democratic country, the United States.
 Like one of the fascinating Ital ian romances penned by Monzoni reads the rise of the Prince from a common laborer in the mines under an assummed name to his present post of influence and responsibility. Was Mining Expert From the time he left an Ameri- can technical college to shovel ore in Montana, until Italy cast her lot with the Allies in the World War, Prince Gaetani was successively a laborer, researchist and mining expert. When he heard of his country's en- trance into the war against Germany, | the Prince sailed at his first oppor- | tunity for Europe and became a sec ond lieutenant in the Italian Army. He served with distinction during the conflict, and upon it's conclusion he returned to private life as a mining expert.
 Named Ambassador l When control of the Italian Gov ernment was usurped by the Fascist, with Mussolini at the head, Prince Gaetani was selected to fill the all-im- portant post of Ambassador to the United States.
 The Prince completed a mining en- gineering course in an Eastern school | in 1904 and immediately went West scion of Italian nobility earned his upkeep by pushing shovel in Butte | (Montana) mine, later going to Occur d'Alene as a mucker in the Bunker Hill and Sullivan Mine.
 In 1907 the betitled miner, of his own volition, hiked in to Alaska, where he labored for two years at the Tread we'll Gold Mine on Douglas Island. There, as in Montana, he put in every spare moment in studying technical books on ores.
 Designed New Mill Two years later, in 1909, the Prince was back in this country, worked in Idaho as a mineral researchist. Sev- eral years after that he attracted at tention by designing mill which still is in operation at Kellogg, Idaho.
 Shortly after this Prince Gaetani was taken into firm of mining ex- perts in San Francisco, and it was while completing a mill for this con- cern that he learned Italy was to enter the world conflict
 The Prince immediately wired for 1 the new mill testing samples. He slept in the roar and tumult of the laundering stamps, leaving positive orders that he be awakened every hour to personally take samples of the pulp As soon as the mill was work ing successfully he went to San Fran cisco and departed for Europe.
 Prince Gaetani enjoys wide ac- quaintance among mining men throughout the West and holds the friendship of many mine kings" not to mention the numerous underground toilers with whom he labored side by side for years.
 | He comes of one of the oldest Roman families and is said to be i'm mensely popular in Italy because of ] his democratic tendencies.
The Cordova daily times., 1923-03-05

Truth needs not many words, but a false tale requires a large pre- amble.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-06-19

CHEVY CHASE d. C.-S1I 800 Terms
, 49,, PARK NlEW-S875o, Terms.
is
nd is priced igh
.I COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-So75o Terms
o
sal
Nn we O long. ' ''"i'
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II
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To- CHEVY CHASE-SIoooo Terms
essen
.- PEIWORTH-$8ooo
hrougho
MORRIS CAFRITZ COMPANY Inc
% -o'i 0'ee'' Main 6Iz.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

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Near 10th and Longfelow-S25oo Terms
frontage OF so
'N'A"A' SCI
Future Business Property-I8th and K NV.
Just Reduced to $4,000 for Quick Sale.
of
/ is
h -
On Eye St NV. Near Ioth-SI5 Terms
hotw
ORGANIZATIONS Park-SS 500, Easy Terms
Business Property-I1h St SE.-s6ooo Terms
Near Capitol and Szso Cash
o oms bath
sand bath
Tor GOOD 49,
Near 4h and M SITS S.W-S,5oo $40 Cash
stabei
WILLIAM X. HARTUNG
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A New Georgetown Home-Low Price-Easy Terms.
Cleveland Park-SII,5oo
Sometin difernt A new home color type o om
Takoma Park-SII
with modern containing five bath
We
In Convenient and Very Beautiful Section of Brookand
Northeast Washington.
Lincoln ark tony$ which
II n
and arundet
ford foca
% a
If You Are Looking for Modern Suburban Home
nrucfon
bought
iMain
SHANNON & LUCHS,
7I5 I4h Street NV. Main 2315.
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Beautiful 10th St. Highlands.
A Wonder Home.
1895 LONGFELLOW ST. NV.
Handsomely decorated, 10 rooms, baths, 1
toilet, center-hall house, for the most discrim-
mating buyer: large garden-yard with beauti-
full pergola and two-car garage.
Will Sacrifice for Quick Sale.
Open for Inspection.
See Owner on Premises.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES
Continued.
FOR SALE--H0USES

BOSS & PHELPS.
EXCEPTIONALLY ATTRACTIVE HOME OFFERINGS
SI6,5oo-2otf and r SITS
Is o make a quick al OF
able and well
ample
closet maids
SI2,OOO-Chevy Chase.
locality
from
Garage Must p
SI515o-I6h Street Heights
stories and
added
cu
S2OOOO-l- lamont
Lamont tbetween
in PIeasn
CeekP
In moIer home. and in add
' arse t"oc"r brick and
SI4,5oo-Corner House.
to
rooms
AIDED
is
MAIN ., BOSS & PHELPS.
MAIN 1'f' X ST.
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ROCKVILLE PIKE. MD.

ROCKVILLE PIKE, MD.
One square north of Bethesda. s-room frame
with garage and every modern convenience:
porches, h.-wh., electricity and gas; various
kinds Of fruit trees, berries, shrubs. plants
and a beautiful garden ready for use: every
thing is in first-class condition; you will find
what you nave been looking for with inspec-
tom lot 1OOx23O; price. $4,000
CHEVY CHASE. MD.
s-room pebble dash modern home; garage:
very large grounds; all kinds shrubbery. fruit
trees. berry vines and grapes; chicken run
tiful condition and priced SIS 600. Lot 100x35O
CHEVY CHASE, d. c.
stone bungalow, 10 rooms 3 baths; double
garage; large grounds. beautiful shrubbery.
Inspection will more than satisfy you that
beauty and value cannot be duplicated. Call
West 26s6. Member Real Estate Board.
7. ARTHUR LEWIS. =
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Superb Location.
Superior Construction.
Splendid Type.


New Homes at
Albemarle and 38th SITS,
Chevy Chase, D. c.
They sell on sight-because every fea
ture makes strong appeaI-and you
can safely know that you have made a
sound investment. as we'll as purchased
an excellent home-a Kite home.
Open for Inspection Day and
Evening.
Six rooms, bath. sleeping porch; hot
water heat; cement porch: slate roof:
solid stone foundation: stone fireplace:
back stairs; lots of large closets; gas and
electric installation.
Our Mr.. Hamilton is always to be found
at the sample home. Or for special an
pointment. phone him. Cleveland 1880
Reasonable Prices,
Convenient Terms.
Take Chevy Chase cars to Albemare
st. first stop north of Bureau of Stand.
ardsl, walking west TO 3sth ST.
HARRY A. KITE,
Owner and Builder
1914 K St. Phi. NJ. 1916.
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FOR SALE-H0USES
CnmfSum@H.
HOUSES AND HOTELS

Corner Near grid and Pa. Ave.
$32. 600.
f-story brick of - rooms new: Steam
heating plant; baths and lavatories. Prop
trty In pretty good condition and convenient
10 .aplfol and Union station. will sell
Across From George
Washington University.
$l4.50O
NOT ,"ater heat. elect; Gear garage Close
to downtown and Govt Depts Terms.
Arlstocratic Georgetown.
$1,000
substantial brick bldg. of IL rms :.
paths; furnace heat: Gear garage. Lot IS
r. front: convenient TO both car lines and
not far from Georgetown University. Terms
Near Dupont Circle.
Just Off Cor. Ave.
$500 Brick 10 rms. 3 baths: eject.
furnace heat This ia the elite section for
room renting. Easy terms
. BARRY,
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FOR SALE-HOUSES
DESIRABLE ROOMING

Near 10th and Mass. Ave.
1880
Brick house of 10 rms. 9 baths. furnace
neat. elect. light; Lear garage. This prop
erty Is in good condition
Corner Near end and Pa. Ave.
$2S. 600.
4story brick OF 81 rms, elect. light hot
Water heat. baths; garage Fine condition.
close TO the Capitol and Just far enough OF
ia. ave. to he away from noises.
Eye St. Near 10Th NV.
$4,000
3story brick 10 rms. . baths; hot-water
heat, elect. Water In each room. The prop
erty In this ioca tion is growing fast into
business and increasing in values. First com
mercial zone. Terms: owner leaving city.
Fl St. N.W.-Downtown.
$4,000
Near 21st and Govt. Departments IL
rooms. 3 baths; h.-w. heat, elect. lights: =
car garage lot 2sxl28 feet. This property is
close TO the new George Washington Uni
versity.
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BLOOMINGDALE

Eight room and bath home, near North Capt.
toll and II SITS. nv. Garage; hot-water heat
and electric lights. The house is equipped
with screens. awnings and shades; perfect
condition. Can be bought the most rea-
sonabie terms of any house in Washington.
THE REALTY AND INVESTMENT CORP.
OF
WASHINGTON,
186 18th ST. NV. Main 330S.
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this rms practically new, two.story brick resi-
u asnre must he sold without delay and IL
onefed at sacrifice for slI 500, with only S5pt
cash rooms q bedroomsl. buiIt.in carage
i ,a,ae attlc' basement under entire hons.
rn,rs rear porch. sleeping porch; hardwood
n1 n; h'-wh !; within . blocks of 3 excellent
schools; ideal neighborhood for children 10,
US show you this real buy.
M,aDDuX, MARSHALL & co, INC.
'''' IOtn 81. n Min
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NEW CORNER HOMES

NEW CORNER HOMES
Addition. splendidly built, containg large.
airy rooms. with 4 bedrooms. two of which
lead to 1ox20 sleeping porch; Many at
fences. Built-in garage. Deep. lot to wide
ss M,b snT Rsa r5es
THE JOSEPH Shapiro CoMPASY. '
al4 NEW YORK AVE. FRANKLIN 114o.
Professional Colored.
Desirable corner. near downtown. for colored
doctor, dentist or attorney, 10 rooms; hot
professional man. convenient to both car lines
and schools Price, $4,000
DAVID E. BARRY, MAN ian- 1901:
Crittenden St. NV.
beautiful home located between 18th and
14th, close to 18th st. bus and 18th ST. cars:
has every modern convenience, with many
built-in features; has rooms and baths;
al, rooms hs light and airy Fhe home ideal and
ranged.
10th St. NV.
Ciose-in corner: house has 10 rooms and
baths second and 10th third floors rented apart
ut $4,000, with $4,000 cash.
Harvard St. NV.
Near 14th-A classy home with rooms and
splendid 2,ear brick and cement garage; only
s13, 500. with $500 cash.
Look at This One.
On Newton st. n.w.-Semi- detached house
with attractive yard side and front; south
ern exposure; beautiful shade and fruit trees:
space for garage: real snap for quick sale
at Sc. $50, with 81 500 cash.
East Capitol.
Right across from Lincoln Park-One of the
best built homes in Washington: has rooms
on first floor. Ave rooms and bath on floors
above; large closets: gas. electricity and hot
water heat: full basement with laundry and
servants room: garage wide alley. Owners
say sell at sacrifice. Special price for few
days.
LEWIS REALTY CO.,
1417 ST. n. W.
Suite 304-5-6 Main e755
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$500.
Southeast.

Tapestry brick home of six rooms and bath;
convenient location for navy yard employe
newly painted and papered throughout.
THE REALTY AND INVESTMENT CORP
OF
WASHINGTON,
49, 18th st. NV Main 1908
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N L. SALISBURY CO, Inc,
1913 Eye St NV. Phone Main 1904.

N. L. SALISBURY CO, Inc,
1913 Eye St NV. Phone Main 1904.
Argyle Park. Park View.
jus
brick home exclusive residential
ST. IL
edms a is ixroo and bat
PRICE 81. 7o ,EG, wv Overlooking Rock Creek Park
edrdeni II
brick me
An Army
by July instant haer hot
Washington Heights. n.1.,
4 ybrckho PetWorth
road n of
l cit 1
okfo hot
venent termsm be arranged.
o17-Io SHERIDAN ST. NV.
Two houses of infinite charm good section
They built of the best material detached and
feet wide Seven and BATH hotwater heat electric
lights hardwood floors ample for garage the lots
The reasonable enough and they
be bought $3.50 cash and SIS month Inspect today
n. L. SALISBURY CO.. Inc,
EVERYTHING
14IS Eye St NV. Phone Main 1904.
~
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$3.50.
Kennedy St.
BUY FROM OWNER

Chevy Chase, Md.--Sew bungalow, beauti-
fully situated on improved street vicinity
chevy Chase Club; lot 1900 SO. it,. nicely
elevated: two bedrooms, inclosed sleeping
norch. dining room, living room with fireplace.
huilt-in bookcases, breakfast nook; large base
lnent and attic: hot-water heat; Chamberlin
metal Memberships. Henderson screens; large
porch; very desirable neighborhood near school
clocks to connecticut ave. Price, $4,000.
Owner Cleye 2TTO
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Colored-$35o Cash.

Colored-S35o lash.
Balance easy. Vacant. Harvard ST.. CON
venient TO 14th and nth st. cars. rooms
bath, furnace, electricity, hardwood floors
Best condition. ready to move in. Colonial
front porch; garage space.
&c. c. Lacey. 7Io I4th NV. 2IS
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Chevy Chase.
SIZ,ZSO.

Charming English colonial home Of rooms
and baths on lot 65x1oO. with bluestone
driveway to 2-car garage to match house;
blouse is frame on granite foundation: on hrst
floor is spacious living room with large gran
lite fireplace, a most attractive sun parior.
large dining room. bright kitchen and pantry
with sanitary flooring, high porcelain SINK
and drain board; trash chute to cellar; seconu
floor has large bedrooms. full. SQUARE
tiled aths tone shower) and large dressing
room; deep closets in each room; finished
mads room with running water in large
Tttc: house has hardwood floors. hot-water
Ieat with rotary ash remover. electric lights
and gas. This house has ultra modern fea,
lures and could not be duplicated for 5000
more than the owner is asking.
Lee Crandall, Jr., & Co, Inc,
I4e3 New York Ave. Main IT..
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NEAR SOLDIERS HOME.
G-In Ea-L

~ ~ REAL ESTATE no .Rf So7 II ST NV
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TODAY'S BEST BUYS.

Near Beautiful Soldiers Home.
brick: vacant; newly papered and painted.
Six rooms and bath. hot-water heat. ready
for occupancy and a good buy at $500; terms
arranged.
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Chew Chase, D. c.
Northeast.

brick; hot-water heat: good condition; owner
must sell at once; home to suit the modest
buyer 81, $50; $3.50 cash; $50 per mo.
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CHEVY CHASE-Brick-
SI5,45o.
Just one block from Conn. ave-, beauti
full s-room and bath residence; servants
quarters in attic: h.-w.h., cleo. lights
Pittsburgh heater; 2-car garage; glass
inclosed breakfast and sleeping porches.
Naval officer obliged to sell; has been
ordered to and is sacrificing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-06-19

FOR COLORED.
We can sell your house without delay; have
clients TO buy to 10 room houses, any section
of city. Write particulars.
DAVIS & LIPsCoMB. Real Estate.
Ills You st. NV. Phone North 1905
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CLEVELAND PARK

.pI 800.
brand-new Dutch colonial home. stu
ated in a very desirable section Of the park:
high elevation. There are Z good size rooms
"A bedrooms), tile bath. with built-in tub and
fixtures; hardwood floors, both first and sec
ond floors. and every modern convenience.
Splendid lot, with room for a garage. Mod
crate terms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-06-19

A most attractive semi-bungaow of hollow
tile and stucco construction with slate roof.
situated on large lot. having frontage or over
leo feet near Connecticut ave-; house has
center entrance. with large reception hall, .
large rooms. kitchen and pantry on first moor.
with hardwood floors and trim: beamed ceiling
glassed-in sleeping porch on second floor.
with beautifully appointed tile bath; unusual
Iy spacious linen cupboard and closets; porch
Rcross entire front of house, with Dutch tile
flooring: most attractiyey surrounded win
Uistaria vines, shrubhery and rose busnes'
large garden and garage.
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FOR SALE-HOUsES.

COLORED.
1908 Linden st. me-. @ rooms and bath. Ia
trobe heat; price. $1,000; can be bought on
GEO. w. LINkINS,
Exclusive Agent
1919 X St Main SoQs 90
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IOLORED.
Almost new semi-detached Groom tapestry
brick house with colonial porch, bath. concrete
cellar, double rear porches. including sleeping
porch and garage; nice southeast location.
Price only 1000. Terms arranged.
East Washington Realty Co.,
Lincoln 1855. TO 9th st. NE.
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SAUL'S ADDITION
Detached Rrick-SIo SO

7NIdNITNU DI INN I-,OSO.
This property stands out as a value un-
challenged in this very popular section;
rooms. bath and extra lavatory; h.-w.h.,
electric lights; open fireplace in very
large and appealing living room; aces
sible to cars. stores. churches and schools
1t is conservatively $500 underpriced
If you are interested in this type home
see it now.
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HEDGES & MIDDLETON Inc
MEMBERS OF THE WASHINGTON REAL
1884 H Street NV. Phone Main
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Mt. Pleasant.

Three-story colonial tapestry brick in heart
of this excellent section. Eleven rooms; 2
inclosed sleeping porches; hot-water heat; cleo
trio lights; substantially constructed: excel
lent condition: arranged for 3-family apart
ments; bring a good rental. A real bargain
IA, $50; convenient terms:
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EAR MD. AVE. Ne.
First Time OTared

First Time offered
an exceptionally well built ostory hrfrk
esiuehce with g rooms g bedroomsl tied
pain, screened rear porch large front porrF
n, ".h ami; excellent condition through
s s9 4; near car lines and good schools A.
fHo,-u WIN small cash payment this j. n
,,os MaDDtH, MARSHALL & CO. INC.
1-- Ioln -. NV Main saTn -
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Excellent Northwest Section.
First commercial zone. Semi-detacbed
home consisting of nice rooms, bath, hot
water heat. cleo. Lot 115 feet deep to alley
and garage room. An investment you should
not overlook. Can be bought for $500; 81, 500
cash. balance arranged.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-05-09
WEATHER IS
HINDRANCE
TO BASEBALL
Yankees, However, Plougl
Way Through Mud to Top
Of The Heap

Chicago, May 9.--Aprl weather
made play in the major leagues soggy
yesterday and threatened to spill it
again today.
Fighting to lengthen their short
lead in first place in the American,
the Yankees foundercd through sew
en- innings of rain and mud to beat
Cleveland , to 0. 1t gave them a
onc-game advantage over the Indians
and Detroit
The Tigers lost an opportunity to
advance by congealing in the cold
and losing to Washington. s to ..
Nipping weather froze out the ST.
Louis Philadelphia contest and rain
fell in Chicago and the Boston-Chi-
cago game was flooded out.
The Giants were the only team to
shock the first game of the eastern
invasion in the Nationals, beating a
weakened Chicago machine 4 to L.
Charlie Grimm helped the Pirates
keep hot on the Giants trail by get
ting Il home run against Brooklyn.
incidentally it was the Dist consecu-
tive game of the season in which
he has made a hit, all this team has
played. pittsburgh won, 8 to g..
At the cost of Il slight injury to
Rogers Hornsby, st. Louis over
whelmed Philadelphia, II to 3, get
ting 10 hits. Hornsby left the game
with an injured knee.
Cincinnati went after Boston's
leadership of the second division by
taking thriller, 7 to g.
George Burns of the Reds polcd
four hits, two of which were dou-
bles, in five times at bat His clout-
ing was a big factor in the to 6
defeat of the Braves. Lifting of
Harry Heilmann's suspension enabled
the Tiger slugger to run his string of
safe hitting in consecutive games to
sixteen.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-05-09
NOTICE OF SALE

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
THAT that certain mortgage eNecui-
ed and delivered by Grant Turner
of Mckenzie, county of Burleigh,
North Dakota, to Hattie R. Patter.
son of Ogden, Weber County. Utah,
dated the 28th day Of March 1917
and recorded in the office of the
register Of deeds for Burleigh Coun-
ty in the state of North Oak Ota on
the 10th day Of May 1917 in Book
147 of. Mortgages on page AZ, viii
be foreclosed by sale of the prem
Uses in such mortgage and hcreinaf-
ter described at the front door Of
the court house in the county Of
Burlcigh in the state of North Da
kota at the houf of two o'clock p.
NJ. on Wednesday, the 10th day of
May 1923 to satisfy the amount due
upon said al, mortgage on the day of
sale. The premises described IN
said mortgage and which will be
sold to satisfy the same are describ-
ed as follows; the West Half (WRj
of the Southwest Quarter (SWA)
of Section Twenty-four (24) in
Township One Hundred Thirty-ni
G39). north of Range Seventy-sev-
en- CID, West of the Fifth Principal
Meridian and containing eighty 500
acres of land, more or less, accord
ing to- the United States Govern
ment Survey thereof; the said tract
or parcel of land lying and being in
the county Of Burleigh and state CT
North Dakota.
There will be due upon such mort
gage upon the day of sale the sum
of Twelve Hundred and 26I100ths
Dollars (Sl,200.26), including taxes
and tax penalties paid amounting TO
the sum of Thirty-one and 90llO0ths
Dollars ($3l 800.
Dated at Bismarck. North Dakota
this 3rd day Of April 1923.
Hattie r. Patterson,
so MORTGAGE.
Benton Baker,
Attorney for Mortgagee,
Bismarck, North Dakota.
Ancient Egyptiart made cofins OF
cork.
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and stewardess are being recruited
under the direction Of men long
familiar with this work.
Not only are the actual creature
comforts of those travelling on the
Wonder Ship being carefully
planned for, but their amusement
as we'll. The spacious social hall
OF the Leviathan will be the scene
Of many splendid balls and concerts.
Here, an orchestra, under the per-
sonal direction Of Paul Whiteman.
will delight both devotees of
Terpischore, as we'll as those more
inclined to music of concert nature.
Games OF many descriptions popu-
lar on board ship. will also be
arranged for the entertainment of
passengers. A library Is also in
both frst and second cabins.
For those who are athletical1y In
clined, the huge steamship Is equip
ped with two complete gymnasiums,
one in the first and one in the sec
ond cabin. First cabin passengers
will also be able to enjoy q plunge
In a large swimming pool, which
when filled, holds 118 tons of water.
The walker, desiring to stretch his
or her legs, will find the promenade
deck ideal for hike. This deck.
glass enclosed, has a circumference
Of 1000 feet. and 4.S turns about
it are equal to a miles walk.
The health OF passengers will be
cared for by three doctors and high
ly trained hospital stewards. The
Leviathan is equipped not only with
Accommodations for "a patients. but
a thoroughly modern operating
room as we'll. In addition there is