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Evening star., 1925-12-07
CLAIMS WEAKNESS
MADE SHIP BUCKLE
Captain of Orion Strengthens
Belief Same Fault Sent
CycIops to Bottom.
Ey the Associated Press.

NORFOLK, Va, December T.
Weakness of construction and design
and not weather conditions caused the
naval collier Orien to buckle and
nearly break in two off Cape Henry
wednesday night, Comdr. l.. J. Gull
nVer, captain of the vessel, declared
Yesterday before the board of inquiry
appointed TO investigate the damage
TO the ship and its cause
'omdr. Gulliver's testimony before
the board was taken by naval officials
rs bearing out the belief in some
quarters that the myst erious total
disappearance of the collier Cyclops
with all hands in 1918 was caused by
virtually the same action as that
which put the Orion out of commits
SION and which, it IS now generally
believed, will send her to the scrap
heap.
No Apprehension Felt.
The commanding officer" Comdr
Guillver declared, lis firmly of the
opinion, and this view is shared by
the officers of the Orion, that a ship
@tructurally sound would have ex-
perienced no trouble under the sea
conditions prevailing when the ship
buckled. No one felt the slightest
apprehension that the condition did
not warrant the ship from continuing
on her course
Comdr. Gulliver related the incidents
IN connection with the sailing of the
Orion, heavily laden with coal, while
storm warnings We're being displayed
along the coast on Wednesday. and
then launched into praise for the Of
hcers and men OF his Grew.
Praises Crew
The personnel Of the Orion" he
declared. conducted themselves as
Navy men should. For nearly 30
minutes 1t seemed probable to all
hands that the ship would break in
Two. All stations We're properly
manned. There We're no casualties to
personnel"
The officer asserted that all weather
conditions were given careful consid-
Grafton before the ship put out to
Evening star., 1925-12-07

sea. He cited weather report re
ceived at IL o'clock Wednesday morn
ing which said that the gales off the
coast would diminish that night He
set out from Hampton Roads, he
said, with the intention of anchoring
in Lynnhaven if conditions at sea
We're unfavorable.
Here the state of the wind was
found moderate and in view Of the
weather report and fairly normal sea
conditions it was de cided to go on
the commander declared.
Evening star., 1925-12-07
Cinderella Frocks

Lovely little Panty C1
Dresses. with touches of ~
hand work, narrow pipings
and other trimmings.
Suits for little boys to s
years, in tailored and dressy
styles.
Rompers and Creepers for
children to years.
Materials: Chambray, ging-
ham and other soft, practical
materials.
Boxed for gifts if desired.
Evening star., 1925-12-07
Christmas Gifts 81 Will Purchase Here

Randolph Cuties''
20 Sports Sox), 2 Pairs
OF the popular Randolph 81
Cuties. Seasons latest ~
sports patterns. These make a
splendid Christmas gift. Sizes
.? TO %.
Girls MILDLY Blouses
White Jean Blouses, nicely 81
finished GOOD quality,
boxed If desired. All sizes, 6 to
l6 years.
Black Sateen Gym Boomers
Full Cut Sateen Boomers, 81
with elastic knee band and ~
top. All sizes, 6 to IS. Give a
pair of boomers and a MILDLY
blouse; they make "A practical
gift.
Esmond Baby Blankets
Neatly boxed. For carriage T1
or crib use. i2-inch sateen
bindings in pink and blue COM
binations.
2 Pairs Silk Sox
Children's Silk Sox, in C1
pastel shades. Sizes Az to "
81. Boxed for gifts.
Infants Knit Sweaters
Infants Knit Sweaters of C1
white. daintily trimmed in ~
pink and blue.
Evening star., 1925-12-07
Toilet Goods

Toilet Water and Talcum Pow
der Combination. Violet C1
and Simplicity Scents.....
Toilet Water with Atomizer Top.
Violet and Jasmin odors. C1
Combination ......
Bath Powder and Bath Salts.
In boxed sets. Complete C1
Infants Sets-brush, comb and
soap box. Set is prettily C1
decorated ................. -
French Perfume. Imported C1
Narcissus Perfume, in box. "
Blue Rose Bath Salts, 10 T1
OF. size.
Denney & Denney Bath Salts.
Assorted o dors. Priced C7
Toilet Waters-Melba, Denney q
Denney, Ven q me, Sea
Spray and Colg a t es. C1
Compact Sets. Decorated silver
finish and gun metal cases.
Either two decorated compacts
iNol,S lIl poNiSi ~
with lipstick or extract. -. ~
Blue Rose Compact, single.
Djer-kiss Loose Powder C1
Compacts -
Double Compact, with G1
chain, silver finish case. =. W
Melba Double Compacts,
with compact or loose C1
powder
Incense Burners, variety OF
Oriental shapes. NJ ak e CT
splendid gifts .............. W
Puff Jars, with ribbon trimmed
doll, bead puffs and frosted C1
glass jars .................
Atomizers and Perfumizers. CT
Good assortment of colors.. ~
Fan Toi Smelling Salts. $A
Extracts of Coty, Marinello and
Djer-Kiss, in purse size T1
containers. Each ........ "
Vendome Narcissus Extract ~
Ben Hur Extract, in Gift 81
box
SheII-back Clothes Brushes. G1
ach .......... ...........
Evening star., 1925-12-07

Infants Knit Caps
These comfortably warm T1
knit caps in bonnet and ~
stocking style. Also OF h er
styles. Desirable colors.
Knit Mittens
Infants Knit N1ittens, in c1
white and tan shades. -
pairs for 81.
2 Infants Dresses
. Infants Dresses, daintily T1
trimmed for 81. Sizes from "
infancy to 2 years. Fine quality
batiSte.
Infants Handmade Dresses
Beautiful handmade dresses c1
for infants. Modestly priced. ~A
Full Length Sports
Rib Hose, 4 Pairs
(SIishtIy Imperfect)
In desirable shades. None E1
that will impair wear. %A
Sizes 6 to 10.
Leatherette Boxes
Handsome Leatherette T1
Boxes, satin lined. Con- YA
tains bracelets, bar pins, scarf
pins, brooches, collar pins, baby
pin sets, cuff links, mans belt,
buckle and chain, thimbles,
baby necklaces, penknives and
many other attractive gifts.
[RS STORE
Evening star., 1925-12-07


doubt G
OF This ale of
Rases IS of features of his
Evening star., 1925-12-07

z Prs. Silk Hose
lightly Irregular Weave
Pui Thread Silk Hose Of C1
hig grade. Forty smart ~
shees. Sizes Sl2 TO 10. Mock
seas.
Boxed Aprons
Nelly Aprons, boxed for 81
git. Cretonne combina- ~
tbs.
Bungalow Aprons
Blgalow Aprons in lovely c1
paerns for domestic and ~
irDor uses. Popular colors and
ordinations.
Maids Sets, 2 for
aids' Caps and Aprons, T1
u each, 2 for 81. Both ~
e made of white lawn.
2 Guest Towels
ix2o-inch size. Made OF 81
ne linen, in an all-oyer -
iamond design.
2 Linen Towels
Pure Linen Towels, 40X20- G1
nch size, in an all-over ~
diamond design.
4 Linen Napkins
Hemstitched Linen Nap T1
kins.
81 54 inch Mercerized c1
Damask Table Cloths, hem "
stitched. Each, 81.
Turkish Towel Sets
Fancy Turkish Towel Sets, T1
one towel and two wash ~
cloths.
Bath Mats
These Bath Mats may be C1
had in blue and gray COM ~
binations, blue and tan and gray
and rose.
4 Turkish Towels
In plain white or white &1
with either pink or blue -
borders.
3 Turkish Towels
LII Nulle OlllS.
Turkish Towels, in plain white
and fancy colors. Two C1
towels for 81. -
Linen Scarfs
Pure Linen Scarfs, in deep c1
and narrow lace trimming ~
or hemstitched.
FiIet Lace Scarfs with c1
Linen Centers. W
3-Piece Buffet and Vanity c1
Festoon Necklaces, pearl (syn-
thetic) and silver plated C1
chains ....... -
The New Debutante Pearl (Syn-
thetic) Necklaces, with C1
pearl clasp. ................ ~
Smart Pearl (synthetic) G1
Chokers -
Gloria Necklace, pearl and COL
ored beads combined. Very C1
striking style ............. ~
Novelty Bead C1
Necklace -
Silver-Plated Mesh G1
Dag
Hair Ornaments, (1
in many styles, at. ....... -
Self-Feed Silver-PIated G1
Pencils ................. -
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-10-15
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
ROAD GRADING:

Sealed bids for road grading work
between sections IA and 20. and be-
tween sections IS and go, Apple Creek
Township, will be received by the
Board Of County Commissioners of
Burlcigh County, North Dakota, un-
til 10 o'clock, p. M, November 18th,
1925. Plans and specifications are
on file in the office Of the County
Auditor or may be obtained from tho
County Surveyor. Each bid must
be accompanied by certified check
for sum equal to five per cent OF
the full amount Of the bid made pay
able to tho order of F.. G. Patterson,
chairman of the Boa I'd, as guaran-
ty that the bidder will. if successful,
enter into and execute n contract,
with a bond for the full amount of
the bid. guaranteeing the faithful
of the work, and guar.
the payment for all labor
and supplies entering into the cost
Of the work under this contract. AN
bids must be sealed and addressed to
the County Auditor. Bismarck, North
Dakota. and marked "Bids for Grad
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-10-15
Sports.
GREAT BATTLE
IN PROSPECT
FOR LAST GAME
TOday's Encounter Will DEM
GnStratc Who Is Best.
Johnson or Aldridge

Pittsburgh. Oct. t.. Ho) Fate has
been Kind to Bucky Harris fighting
for another world baseball champions
ship for "Old Barney needed AN
other DAY Of rest.
The youthful Washington manager
was confident yesterday that with
only two days relief from toll the
great walter Johnson once again
would subduc the Pirates Of Fits
bUrgh in the seventh and final con-
test and carry second successive
It'll" back To The nations capital. But
when rain came to sweep ASIDE the
test 70" the time being tn" Smll" Of
the Senator pilot hrcam" broader.
At the same time Manager Bin
Mckcchuic Of the Pirates contends
that the rain wa Kind to hIm, al
lowing an added rest for his box
men before the last decisive strug-
gle.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-10-15
st. Mary's Team
Defeats Junior Hi

81. Mary's football team won from
Ia" Juni"r High t" u in the VI. Il.
Gilman shield series yesterday
N1hu>tj"n Go"tH carried the ball for
4 touch down and Mike G""tz kicked!
tn" goal. Gordon Lenders, Dick Gal
lahun and Ed O'iIurr oificiatcd.
ne teams were as follows:
st. Mary Leo Eocspfluw. NJ.
Ejscic. NJ Ealsar. j. Enrirht. Phil.
arufcI, J. Mcdonald. :. Goctz tcap-
taIn', j. Nclbau"r, K. Schricncr. f..
Fortune. Tony Beer. Replaced Sea
ric""r ~ the first half. Paul Nci-
bauer. replaced J. Mcdonald.
Junior High Bob Burke. Nirgi!
G"ddard, 4. Snyder, Zane Taylor. f.
Russell, j. Springs. r. Smith, y.
Brown, John O'iIarr tcaptalnJ, Paul
bntl"r. r. Mayo. J. Green replaced
Iau" Taylor.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-10-15

that thc players pleaded with Nc
kechnio to place Il veteran ut first.
not h""""'" Gf n~v foilnrp o., .hr
part Of George Grantham but be-
cause 't was nc unIy position open
to a veteran Of world series play.
hc'nnis Inspired Confidence
Tn" move has born immense fruit.
When pitchers have been IN trouble
Mclnnis has been there Slapping
th"n on tn" back, urging confluence
ana, If one wcr" watching particular
~, II must have been noted that the
old first b"S"man Of the Athletics
VAS buy cutting down Il few bound
ing balls On his own account. MANY
baseball men attribute the sensation
al comeback of the Pirates 20 Nc
innis' insertion into the Lineup at |
the psychological moment. +!
johnson has not faced the Pirates !
since they recovered their hitting
yes and yesterday, perhaps. would /
lavc been the hes. day imaginable
FOR his speed had the rain held of.
Darkness hung over the field. a per
'cct setting for the url-.al of the
Big TrHin.'
The Lineup
TodIy's probable lineup:
Washington: Rice, center field:
:. Harris. second base; Goslin. left
.icid; j. Harris, right field: Judge
ir~l base: EIucgc. third base; Peck.
mpa"eh, ~hort>top; Eucl. catcher
Ohnson. pitcher.
Pittsburgh: Moore. second base;
arrI, center field; ruyIcr, right
Ic!d; Earnhort, lott field; Traynor
mir" o&s"; Wright, shortstor; Ne.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-10-15
ELTINGE THEATRE

Jack Holt and Betty Compson are
appearing at the Eltinrc tonight in
"Eve's Secret the story of Duke
VIII" falls in love with peasant
g'rl. sends her to Paris to be cdu-
Gated and then when she returns, a
beautifully gown"d, polished woman,
is insancly jealous of the attention
pad her by other men. A duel fol-
lows with startling results.
Are Parents People, featuring
Adolphc Mcnjou, Betty Bronson
i'r"t"r Pan'D and Florence Vidor.
will be seen Il, the Eltingc Friday
and Saturday.
The picture was adapted for the
Sclron rom the Saturday Evening
Post serial by Alice Ducr Miller. who
also wrote MANS laughtcr.'
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-10-15
Senators Fear .tldridgc

II be Senator, fear tIhridgC A.
much rs we fear Johnson" he said
"and the man who has won two
games for US viii be in fine mr,tlc
if called unon. AlCrid.yc is = husky
boy, dotcs on mound du;y and i,
ready and willing all the time
w hen Krcmer pitched the p;r,,try
into Ii" on Tuesday ever nitchcr
on my squad. iuc!udinu the man who
had just been victorious, sought So
lection for The next contos., conf
IDENTITY predicting that the Senators
would BE- stood on their heads.
II did ne. announce a pitcher YES
terday although | had made a deci-
sion. There is no sDccial mystery
about t. We want to nam. the best
man for the job"
johnson Has Edge
From all Appearances Aldridr. and
johnson will be toe TO toe in the
final clash before a record throng
for Forbes Field. Johnson. accord
ing to runs scored, has the edge, He
has permitted only one in Is inn
ings. his second victory at WASHING
ton being a shut out.
Aldridge won the second ramo of
the series at Pittsburgh bv the mar
gin Of , and > and allowed three
runs against six for the Pirate, m
Washington last Monday.
Mckcchnie feels that Jobn.on
though on the crest of one nf bis
most brilliant waves so far cannot
again check Pittsburgh's rush m"
Pirate manager predicted that arc
finally would have its way and flint
the Pirate bats. with their recently
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-10-15

ing" The Board of County Commits
sioners reserve the right to reject
any or all bids.
by order Of the Board of County
Commissioners,
FRANK J. JOHNSON.
County Auditor.
10 l5- % %
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-10-15
TAXES UNPAID
pIODerty For Sale

The taxes for several years have
not been paid on the following prop
crty located in the City Of Bismarck,
County Of Buricigh, North~Dakota,
tn-wj.. .-.. -.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-10-15

Unless the delinquent taxes now
remaining unpaid on the above dc.
scribrd property arc paid before Nov.
4th. 1925. the County Commissioners
of Burleigh County will offer same
for sale.
Sealed proposals for the equity Of
Burlcish County in all of the lots,
described above. will be opened BY
the County Commissioners at the Of.
flee of the County Auditor in the
Court House in the City Of Bis
nharck. North Dakota. on the 4th day
of November, 1925. at . o'clock p. m.
The County .commissi oners re,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-10-15
CITY NEWS
BiSM tRCk HOSPITAL NOTES

Admitted; II. a. Galloway, Beat
ley; Mrs. +. Vi. Aman. Napolcon;
tthe! Brown. Dodge; Florence Lar
son. Baldwin; Thomas L. Jaynos
Steele; Mrs. {. VI. kiedc. Glen u
lin.
Discharged: Mrs. Otto Schupcr.
Stanton: Ella Herman otter Creek;
Mrs. Christin Saylcr. Wishck: Henry
loegcle, Hebron: Ludwig Luchs,
Zap; Mrs. I. II. Franz, McClusky.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-10-15
ST. ALEXIrS HOSPITAL NOTES

Admitted Ralph Bcier, Beach; +.
G. Mclean, Bismarck: Mrs. William
Henkc. Hannover: Frank Gress. Bis
marck; Mrs. Arthur keeblcr, Man
dan: Mrs. Joseph Merlcy. Werner.
Discharged: Anton Klein, Zeeland;
Arpa Matz, Goodrich: Mrs. John Sch
midi. Goodrich; Mrs. l.. K. Priske
and baby girl. city; Mrs. S. Rupp.
Hcgan: Mrs. Jacob Herr. Glen Cnln;
Mrs. IL. G.. Crane, city; Mrs. Fred
Mchl. Pretty Rock.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-10-15

Never in your life have you
known anything TO compare
with the complete HAPPI.
NESS of the wonderful
Ground Gripper" shoe. Sold
exclusively by Alex Rosen &
BTO. }'fsfs ~tt. .......,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-10-15

Never in your life have you
known anything to compare
with the complete HAPPI-
NESS of the wonderful
"GrOund Gripper" shoe. Sold
exclusively by Alex Roscn 4
Bro.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-10-15

For Friday and Saturday.
we announce a real none,
saving event, Offering 100
new Fall Hats at greatly re.
duced prices. BuchhOlz Mil.
linery, opposite the Van Horn
Hotel.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-10-15

Ground Gripper" shoes
are a mans most valuable as.
SET. Sold exclusively by Alex
ROSen E. Bro,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-10-15
THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE

serve the right to accept or reject
any or all offers. In eases where
there is an offer for the County's
equity by quit claim, the board will
accept or reject whichever Of said
proposals they deem in the bes. in
te, =. If the rnurtv.
Check or draft for the amount bid
must accom-
FRANK J. JOHNSON,
county AuunOr.
lO-l 5-22- %
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-10-15

Your children need DR..
DentOn's sleeping garments.
4. W. Lucas Co.
Evening star., 1925-09-06
COLORED.

1885 Vernon street NV. AT
tractive house OF 10 rooms, 2
baths, hot-water heat, cleo.
front and rear porches room for
garage. Geo. W. Linkins, 171o
X street.
Evening star., 1925-09-06
Evening Star Building.

An exceptionally fine suite of three oiices
located on 9th floor of Star Building. One
corner office one facing Avenue, one racing
I1th st. All outside exposures. Fine locs-
tion for parades. approximately 800 So II.
Rent SI50 month. Apply 610 Star Build.
ing. Phone Main 5000. Branch 3.
Continued on Next Page0
Evening star., 1925-09-06
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


- $500 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. NV.
,0O'D'' l5oS Snf 18Th iho sT' FH'SNss NV. s'oO'oo
So05S s5oi iaG 5oSSEGfittT s Sf'9f AVE NV s'oOo oo
room rooms. ai Kitchen Chen and baibi S5500.o9 S550oo99
TIE THE ASMsBBAssSApoR, Ss.B
Room; room Tecep, hal, Kitchen, bath and Gao ~
THE RicAKPo: soG5 1S3h T2a'22 81. g ~ ~
,AaTIHFE6 I14 II f. fH;AijyHgNsI8oBSo i j i W 70 '''''
,o3H Tah ~ st!9 i45 40 sT Y
3 room. and lfS5 Sa3b 18Th ST. NV. $4,000
r32E. ILL., KS 'fla 94ao HAevAkfbS rs e. s.
. ''"'s' oiSR HE +19 1o9Rgef95RR9HAToRY. gef5R9 S0O0o
. s,o,,, 253O WISCONSIN AVE. NV. IN
rooms room. AND and Kim bs{R 5S 70 90
roo roos ANA ss ss}n sr SSS2oo to soooo 500 oo
rO0o Bio kHQbfa i9a lstaND ha9 s25fo 2}G t. $1,000
uo,., 1927, ADAMS MILL RID. NV. uo 40
s55S' sn5F5S9ftE1iE tHEiE oRH5E fSgEf sF EEsEN SN 80 .,
rooms. Ai'GahHPS'ts afdS 4 sAa sTi S# SaiR $4,000
rooms n9d fBRE9 2fs9 Is NJ 81 f. NV RS to $1,000
s roon's an? a$5 a5 otE ST IL -. go 80 90 90
~ ' anu ioi6t. 10th ST. ST. - 0o .oo'oo
rSoms rSoms dnd daes. bath 4 and R2 80 80 f2
rooms and ltal bath: HARVARD 555i S 30 to $4,000
. rn. JOHN ,i @AEsHfAit. 1910 ia j. K ST.. To.Oo 90
TIE CLEVELAND
'0'''' I'll THE PRINCE GEORGE 10 '''0'
1918 3Oth ST
rooms bath AMI porch. ...... $50. so
1906 y ST. NV
. '''''' a''u THE THE RIVERA 80 '- 's''''oo
23l0, ASHMEAD PLACE.
rooms rooms and and Rstb sstb $50 to S s99SSS 90
rooms hall 173i 731 hai2 81 nv sS% 90 to $4,000
. rooms and 3tta 855s QUE srf. $500, $4,000
room: ]SS%: md md $s5B SsiB ss sS % sS s.
1920 PA. AVE. NV
. . 'oonls An} 55os Ss'n conn. AVE. $500
I rooms rooms and and bath bath $3.50 to s33559
+ '0o"'S FfoRENcE ff6d RS1n COURT WEST. 800
2205 CAL1FoRNIA ST. NV.
'oo"S ana caEsTERF1ELD E&ssTffsR s&'o.oo
3l41 MT. PLEASANT ST
D rooms. bath and porch h.......S7O. 90
$500 14th ST
, rooms. bath and porch .. S87 so
rooms. bath and porch $500 to SS2 so
rooms AkRoS. sd!2' fgso H9a DGrcs 81. NV sia0oo
1 rooms aud bath. ..--.... S55 90
-. WARRINGTON 1901 WYOMING AVE. Hi,E.OO
j rooms and bath ........,... $50 90
) rooms and bath h.........S SB7 so
II. L. RUST CO.
9l2 10th st. NV. Main esss.
THE HENRIETTA. ,g33 \ N.W.-5 AND 0
rooms. reception hall. bath. elevator
The Hermitage, l117 Vermont ave.-One
and two rooms. kitchenette and bath
TOTTEN. MAIN 4520
Evening star., 1925-09-06

NEAR 18th AND SITS NV
Excellent residence, IL rooms. . baths ::
h.-w.h.. elec lights; rental, $3.50 monthly
POSSESSION e H6TGGH43N STfGGtHf f6 & co REALTORS
1915 H ST. NV. Phones Main 1536-7537.
Evening star., 1925-09-06
Lee D. Latimer Company,
907 18th St. NV.

1911 KENYON ST. NV. q RMS Ann
pam. pa 3 eIec. hewiy papered; 90
ss,g and 4, gar. ......~..1.:.s 155.oo
baths: en s. gar; -. ,..,...'...., 225oo
oo2 baths. ...;.-.... .......... 125.0o
523 55229z = 81, Nv, IL rms and baths. I25.0O
hath =. -. .....'...'....l.. 10000
o4oo Iyth 81 n W = rms; and bath: 10000
Sl1 10th St. NV. Main o6Q0
Evening star., 1925-09-06
CLIFTON TERRACE

Largest and finest group of apts south of
New York Fireproof throughout: 300 apts
only 3 available: 24-hr. elev. and switch
hoard service: hardwood floors. tile bath:
everything up to the minute. Opposite Cen
trail High School Magnificent rms. > rec
halls, . porches. numerous lighted closets.
So. so Only one. rms. and porch. $50.
quickly See Mrs. Brodt center bldg. ONCE
14th and Clifton SITS. NV. Phone Col. 7744.
Evening star., 1925-09-06
THE JOHN MARSHALL,
1910 K St. NV.

1910 K St. NV.
Building completed and ready
for occupancy. Excellent down
town location, convenient to
Government departments, the
aters and large stores. Central
refrigerating plant; two eleva-
tors; efficient telephone service !;
attractive lobby. Several suites
specially suited for physicians or
dentists.
Two rooms, reception room,
dining room and kitchen; rent
ais from $50 to SIPS.
H. L. RUST COMPANY,
e12 10Th ST, NV, MAIN 6sss.
Evening star., 1925-09-06
FREE RENT

FREE RENT
in beautiful house containing three large
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responsible party assuming MANAGEMENT
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1914 CAROLINE ST Nw-6 ROOMS
bath. furnace heat and electric light: S55
Evening star., 1925-09-06

RENT H0USEs-UNFURNISHED.
. ROOMS AND BATH: CORNER HOUSE:
anil: newly papered and painted.
OK, u,,.,, ARTHUR CARR.
zoe wills BLDG Main 1865.
The broad ax., 1925-06-13
INSTALL NEW OFFICERS

AT Bailey's Hall, 1888 South State
street, Monday evening, June 8, Mrs.
Eliza Jackson, state Grand Queen of
Illinois of A. U. K. & D. of A.; Mrs.
Leona Dixon-McKinley, national
Grand Princess; Mrs. Henrietta Dean,
state Grand Mother Queen, and other
officers held election of officers of
Thebes Council, No. 1856. Those
elected and installed were: Mrs. Vir-
ginia Boddie, NJ. E. O.; Mrs. Rose
During, w. Auditress; Mrs. Bertha
Rothschild, M. B. p; Agnes Hard
ing, Fin. Secy.; Lucille Palmer, Rec.
Secy.; Ida Lee, Treas; Anna Nash,
Chaplain; James F. Harrington, Mar
shall, and VIM. Wiley, Inside Informer.
The delegates to Indianapolis in Au-
gust were also elected.
The broad ax., 1925-06-13

Coolidge for the abolition Of segrega-
ton Of employees by the federal gov
eminent itself, as the start Of de-
termined drive upon him till it is done.
Historical Leafet Offered
In order that at these Peter Salem
Day meetings our own race may be
informed Of what their own race has
done for the white American and the
white American likewise informed, the
league offers leahet on our Colored
Soldiers at Bunker Hill, and in every
fight from 1870 to the present, which
can be secured by sending cents in
stamps to the national corresponding
secretary, VIM. Monroe Trotter, 9
Cornhill, Boston, Mass, with any de-
sired information on arranging a local
observance.
Let it spur you that in Boston the
l50th anniversary is to be officially
observed, jointly by city, state and
federal governments, Colored fraterni-
ties are to march in the great parade
and Colored speaker is to tell Of
Peter Salem at the monument itself.
DR.. VIM. "A. Sinclair, Penn, National
President; J. L. Neil, Esq, ID. of O.,
Rec. Secretary; VIM. Monroe Trotter,
Mass, Corr. Secretary; M. w. Spen-
Ger, D. Of c. Treasurer; Rev. T. S.
Harten, Natl Organizer, 443 Franklin
Ave-, Brooklyn, N. Y.