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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-31
Cynthia Grey
Says:
real. COMFORT COUNTS FOR
MORE IN MODERN
AMERINN ROME
ny Cynthia GRAY

Every SO often some rrf0rmrr he
, w:.iS lhr passing nI the great Amerl-
can home. He points out that il is
tn" hnlwark Of the nation and lhat
lis imminent drra% nr:.n. .u, down.
fan
believe there are Il great many
! things to worry about before we take
up the downfall Of the home. | be
iIcNr the homc-maklnr instinct and
the h0me-lovInE instinct are too
firmly embedded in GA, fiber 10
decay.
But ! believe home life is under
gong a change ana change for
the better. / believe it is being in
dividuali2ea and simplined.
This was impressed on my mind
during my last vIsIt to New York.
\ friend Of mine who owns a large
house which she has had made into
small apartments told me she had
difficulty renting them because they
had no Kitchens.
The building is in the heart OF the
theatrical district where every other
door, nearly, leads into u restaurant,
but tenants. it seems want Kitchens.
"They won't rent an apartment
without 4 Kitchen" she said. a
few years ago no one wanted them.
Only poor people were supposed TO
cook in small apartments.
"T"day. even if you rent to bache-
Tors, they want Kitchen if for moth
ing more than breakfasts or an occa-
sional dinner. They want a home,
no matter how small it is"
| was amazed at the number Of
oneroom apartments being built
| fitted up with kitchenettes and q
! sjmplification Of cooking utensils and
sinks that answered all ordinary de.
mands, but took up no room. Home
! life seemed to be Furnishing in great
| shape.
remembered the old-fashi oned
! kitchens of my childhood. bigger
! than whole apartments now. The
| old home with IA sitting room, parlor,
library. reception room, basement
and attic and four or five extra
rooms for guests that dropned in UNI
tremendously was we'll meaning
institution, but il was not easy ON
mother or the hired girl, who didn't
get as much in month as the mod
eln maid gets in week, with time
! to herself and definite schedule Of
. duties that she doesn't exceed.
lnOSe large, Spread-Out homes are
almost impossible today. unless one
! is very wealthy, or unless a woman
! is willing to give every minute Of
! her time to it But we have just as
, much home life today as we ever did.
! in smaller units.
! remember a home used to visit
! in my childhood that had 10 rooms,
| and was occupied by a grandma Their,
/ grandfather. father, mother, maiden
! aunt and four children.
The entire family was never
! known to agree On any one subject
| They never agreed in their verdict
! on any one person. They never
struck any harmony in their Gull
nary tastes. Four different kinds of
| pancakes were served daily fol
/ breakfast.
They never agreed on the tcmpera-
| turc Il room should be. Some were
always too warm and others always
too cold They had home life, but il
| was hectic.
| II was a cumbersome unit that
| should have been broken up. The
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alone in the evening, and | like pco-
Pile around. We both love n home.
but we don't love the same home.
know girl who left a luxurious
home in Kansas City 10 live IN a one
room apart mcnt she walks up five
flights of stairs to reach. She loves
ii. and wouldn't trade il for the most
luxurious place in the world, because
il is just what She likes.
Her parents dom; understand il
because il ism their ,drai of a home.
Eat they wan! her 10 be happy. 81"
they don't object.
Fannie iurs. wa talking 10 me
once about a home
II want a hraut !tui unr,' she sad,
but | won't be 4 slave In IT. wall
never have an establishment So cum
hcrSomc or intricate that J can't took
t up on II moments notice and 20
Vagahondnr when want to-"
Today we all want homes. hat we
de- not want 10 be- tyranni2ed hE
them We do not want them de
mandiur AL our time in care and up
Keep, or do "" want To 1--we, however
elegantly. according to some other
rlHn than our own.
Wherever people go, they MAX"
homes. The first thing Il man VIII"
has ana4Sed IL fortune wants /" Il"
j. 20 build big home. The frs, idea
Of the newly married pair is to build
n home that will be their own. The
first idea of the bachelor girl. after
She has acquired her freedom, is to
have her own home.
We will never overcome that desire
for home that expresses our own
ideal Of living. But we change our
ideas If what constitutes II home. 50
when we simplify home life. aud
make j, elastic enough to meet tn"
demands Of our changing times. as
we are today. think W" ar" going
forward instead Of backward.
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HERE SUNDAY

d. H. Houser Of Napoleon, formerly
o. f;amds ths en- vas ssd the guest
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grandparents would have been hap
pier together. The maiden aunt
would have been a great deal better
off in her own home. and so would
everyone else. and the father and
mother would have been happier
with just their children.
As it. was, the home was always in
Il turmoil Of cross purposes and AZ
soon as the children were old enough
they all struck out for themselves.
! know two sisters. teachers, who
both live In the same city but have
separate apartments. Everyone
thinks it is funny since they are both
away from home that they don't live
together.
but we never got alone very we'll
together ~ home" one of them said
TO me. Why should we live toreth -
here. when we are both perfectly
happy apart and better friends than
we have ever been before? We don't
like the same people. Her deep dish
frinds bore me rs much as my crowd
does her.
she likes 10 come home and be
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VISITED SON

Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Barton Of Brad
dock visited their son, who is Ill at
a local hospital, over the weekend.
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HOOVer-BOltOn
Wedding SOlemniZed
Saturday Afternoon

Before an altar banked with ferns,
palms and flowers in the apartment
"t Major and Mrs. Frank S. Henry,
llG Fourth street. the marriage Of
Miss Ida Esther Hoover to Mr.. Alan
kinpnom Bolton was Solcmnized at
o'clock Saturday afternoon. Dr..
I. A. Bolton of june stown, member
Of the Presbyterian Synod of North
Dakota, read the impressive ccrc-
mony.
Miss Iona Bolton, Jane stown, at
tended Miss Hoover as bridesmaid
Major Frank S. Henry was Mr.. Boil
tons best man.
The bride was charming in an at
tractively fashioned gown Of white
tulle with crystal trimmings. Her
shower bouquet of lilies of the val
ley and white sweet peas lent an
enhancing effect to her lovely cos
tune.
Miss Bottoms frock Of pink chiffon
was worn with a matching picture
hat. She carried a shower bouquet
Of pink sweet peas.
At o'clock wedding dinner was
served. The table was centered with
a miniature bride and groom and was
lovely with pink roses and pink
tulle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bolton left Saturday
evening for a wedding trim in Min
nesota and eastern points. After
October LIST they will be at home at
No. 10. harrington Apartments, Far
20. Mrs. Bolton Travelled in a suit
Of green poiret twill with gray
squirrel trimmings and harmonizing
accessories.
The bride, a graduate of the Bis
marck high school, has been con-
nected with the state highway COM
mission for several years. She is
a charming young woman, with most
of friends in the city.
Mr.. Bolton was graduated from
the jamestown High school, James
town College and the officers train
ing school at Fort Smelling, MINI. He
served as first lieutenant during the
entire war. At the close of his SER
vice in the army be became first
lieutenant in Company A, Of Bis
marck. Mr.. Bolton is state manager
for the Columbia Fire Underwriters
Agency Of Omaha, Neb., with head
quarters at Fargo.
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.EpnM WILTON

Mrs. v. L. Anderson of Wilton
spent the weekend in Bismarck.
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Every SO often some rrI0rmrr he
waIiS lnr passing ni the great Am"rl-
can home. He points 0ui that il is
the hulwark Of the nation and that
It's imminent drrA% nr..n,. ,n.r down.
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MOTHERS CLUB TO MEET

MOTHERS CLUB TO MEET
The Mothers club will meet to-
morrow afternoon at the home of
Mrs. William Harris. A childrcn's
day program will be q special fca-
ture Of the meeting.
TO VISIT SISTER
Mrs. Adele Zimmerman, Of the
commissioner of insurance depart
ment, has left on two weeks visit
to Lewistown. Mont. She will be
the guest Of her sister.
RETURN FROM VISIT
Mrs. Oliver Stoen and children
returned Saturday from Rolette, N.
D., where they have been visiting
Mrs. Stoen's parents for the past
four weeks.
MOTOR TO BLACK HILLS
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Register
and son, George S., and daughter,
Beatrice, left this morning on u mo-
tor trip through the Black Hills.
ON VACATION
Mrs. Jessie Harris Of the a. w.
Lucas Store is leaving this evening
for a two weeks vacation to be spent
in Aitkin and Minneapolis.
ARE VISITING HERE
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Upham of
Grafton. N. d., are in Bismarck for
two weeks visit at the Il. c. Uphan'
home, As l-2 Thayer.
HERE TODAY
DR.. and Mrs. Maerklin Of Mott Wis
tied in Bismarck today ell route ia
Cakes where they will he the guests
of relatives.
LEAVES FOR SCHOOL
Miss Bernice jaeger left Sunday
evening for St. Joseph, Mimi, where
she will attend St. Benedict's AGA.
denny.
GO TO WINNIPEG
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. NJ. Macleod
and family have gone to Winnipeg
Canada, for weeks visit with rel
atives.
VISITED SON
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Barton Of Brad
uOCk VlSIteu IuelI SUI, WHO ~ III a.
a local hospital, over the weekend.
HERE SUNDAY
d. H. Houser of Napoleon, formerl!
Of Bismarck resident, was the CUES
OF friends in the city Sunday.
Members of the Eastern Star will
meet at eight o'clock Tuesday nigh
at the Masonic Temple.
RETURNS FROM MUD BAKEN
A. Boutrous of the Fair Store ha'
returned from a three-week sojourl
at Mud Baken, Mimi.
RETURNS FROM VACATION
Miss Leila Bardsley returned Sat
urday night from a two weeks vaca
ton at the cities.
FROM WILTON
! Mrs. v. L. Anderson Of Wilton
spent the weekend in Bismarck.
| WEEKEND VISITOR
| Fred Worst Of Jamestown spen
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ON BUSINESS TRIP

Miss Dorothy Blanding left this
morning for Jamestown, Valley City
and Cakes on business trip. She
was accompanied by her sister. Mrs.
Saunders, Of Fargo. who will return
Rlanding.
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WEEKEND VISITOR
Fred Worst Of jamestown spent
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VISITING HERE

Mrs. II. ID. Rune Of Los Angeles.
Calf. who is en- route to the home
OF her daughter. Mrs. W. A. Mc\ey,
at Casselton. spent the night in Bis
marck with W. a. and Haven McVey
at the Grand Pacific.
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THURSDAY MUSIC CLUB
ITN-CIlE0N

Eleven members Of the Thursday
Music club gathered ut the Grand
Pacific Hotel Saturday noon for a
luncheon in honor Of Mrs. F. II. Pet.
ers, who leaves tomorrow for Minot
to make her home.
A bowl of zinnas centered the pref
tily appointed table.
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MRS. WILKINSON ENTERTAINED
FOR SISTER

Mrs. A. c. Wilkinson entertained
Saturday evening at the home of
Mrs. J. B. Smith with an indoor pic
mic in compliment to her sister, Miss
Helen Stabler of Mandan, whose mar
riage to Mr.. Frederick Tavis Of Los
Angeles, Calf, formerly of Mandan,
will be an event Of the early fall.
Twelve couples were present.
Dancing and cards were the diver
sions. At ~ o'cock picnic lunch
con was served.
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ROY SCOUT HIKE

The Boy Scouts of the Presbyter-
ian church hiked to Sunny last Fri
day and campcd over night. There
were seven in the party. F. J. Grady
scout master, accompanied them.
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CHEST HERE

Mrs. Walter Christiania and two
children Of Glendive, Mont. are Wis
iting in the city. guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. ]. Wehe, Ia East Rosser.
Mrs. Christiania and Mrs. Wehe are
sisters.
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FOR TIRED JAW

Inquisitive Lady Cto London po-
lccman) And now. officer. tell me
what that strap under your chin is
for.
Otficer-That, lady, is to rest m!
poor old jaw when it gets tired an
swcring silly questions. London
lIumOri5t.
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PAVEMENT DANCE

The American Legion Auxiliary
viii give pavement dance Thurs
day. September 3rd, in front Of the
postoffice. Mrs. Hitchcock. chair
man Of the committee in charge. has
secured Les Backer's six-piece or
chestra to play.
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RETURN FROM COAST

Miss Mae Maassen and Mrs. kath-
crime Cotowski and son have return
ed from 4 five weeks visit in Seat
tie, Tacoma and Helena, Mont. Miss
Maassen and Mrs. Kotowski are sis
ters.
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II you. use water instead OF milk
when mixing your cake batter you
will have "a lighter cake and it will
be less liable to scorch when it is
baking.
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ON VACATION

Mrs. Jessie Harris Of the a. w.
Lucas Store is leaving this evening
for q two weeks vacation to be spent
in Aitkin and Minneapolis.
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APE VISITING HERE

Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Upham of
Grafton. N. d., are in Bismarck for
two weeks visit at the Il. G. Uphan'
home, As IL Thayer.
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W. c. 7, u. TO MEET

The monthly meeting of the W
c. T. U. will be held tomorrow aft
ernoon, September LIST, at the Ne
Cabe Methodist church parlors. Mrs.
F.. l.. Watkins will be leader. Miss
Moffit and Miss Bailey are the hos
tesses.
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RETURN FROM VISIT

Mrs. Oliver Stoen and children
returned Saturday from Rolette, N.
D., where they have been visiting
Mrs. Stoen's parents for the past
four weeks.
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AS A DESSERT

In England and France, griddle
cakes are served as dessert, rolled
into thin shapes and spread with
sugar or jelly.
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GIRLS CLUB TO MEET

The Girls club of the Trinity
Lutheran church will meet Wednes-
day evening at the home Of Mrs. H.
l.. Reade, 412 Rosser, with the Misses
Hilda Boo and Marie Kvale as hos
tesses.
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CANNING FRUITS

When you are puttink up your
preserves it is best to select under
ripe rather than over-ripe fruits.
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Use BROWN HREAD

much more delicious if made with
brown bread.
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MOTORIZED HERE SUNDAY

WV VINT.IV 1II.NIE DO 1NJ7NI
Wallace and Edna Falkensticn Of
Wilton, accompanied by Miss Mary
Register of Bismarck. who has been
their guest, motored to Bismarck
Sunday. Miss Register remained.
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TO VISIT SISTER

Mrs. Adele Zimmerman, Of the
commissioner of insurance depart
ment, has left on u two weeks visit
to Lewistown, Mont. She will be
the guest of her sister.
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ON RllSlNES

Mrs. Or. Monteith, Haz"lton, wa
4 business visitor in the city Satur
day.
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MOTHERS CLUB TO MEET
The Mothers club will meet to-
morrow afternoon at the home of
Mrs. William Harris. A childrcn's
day program will be n special fea-
ture of the meeting.
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HERE TODAY

DIR. and Mrs. Maerklin of Mott WIS.,
tied in Bismarck today Ell route to
Cakes where they will he the guests
of relatives.
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CONSERVE SOAP

If you want to save soap do not
let it lie in wet dish or in the
laundery water. Keep it in dry
place.
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ENTERTAINED AT DINNER

Miss Dorothy Banding entertain
ed Saturday evening at o'clock din
ner in compliment to her sister, Mrs.
Saunders, Of Fargo. The table was
prettily decorated with cut flowers.
Mrs. Saunders returned to her home
this morning.
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Wash your oilcloth with a mixture
of one cupful of skim milk to one
gallon of warm water.
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THEY WON'T STICK

Pudding will not stick to molds
that have been wet and are we'll
chilled when the contents are added.
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SVOPpEU HERB

Mrs. Arnold maitland. Jr.. Mckcn.
zie, was shopping in Bismarck sat
urday.
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See and try GU the greatly
improved "PrOteX Arch" shoe
at Webb Brothers.
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RETURNS HOME


Mrs. Hans Christensen Of Bald
win has returned home after short
visit in Bismarck.
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the weekend in Bismarck with Mr.
and Mrs. +. c. Tousley.
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RETURNS HOME

Miss Lulu NJ. Holmes has returned
to her home in Hensler after visit
in Bismarck.
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We are now showing the
latest models of Wheary
Wardrobe Trunks. A. w.
Lucas Co.
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EYpENSINE

Ten cooking utensils are much less
economical than enamel, agate or
aluminium because they wear SO
poorly.
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MOTOR TO BLACK HILLS

Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Register
and son, George S., and daughter,
Beatrice, left this morning on a mo-
tor trip through the Black Hills.
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Miss Grace Falkcnsticn of Bald
high school.
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WHEN CLEANING WOOD
rO PRESERVE OILCLOTH

woods which would be injured by
alkalies,
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VISITED ERIENnS

VISITED FRIENDS
Miss Mildred Lindell Of Washburn
visited with friends in Bismarck
over Sunday.
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HERE SATURDAY
TON VISITOR

Miss Alberta ChriSiy OF I!azclton
was in the city on business Satur-
day.
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AVOID EVAPORATION

Keep ammonia, gasoline and other
volatile substances tightly corked to
avoid evaporation.
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Some Of the smartcat new hats are
made entirely of gros grain ribbon,
and trimmed with the ribbon made
into conventional motifs such a.
these. Paris is very enthusiastic
about these hats
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WEEKEND VISIT

Mrs. John Deidrich, Coleharbor
was in Bismarck over the weekend
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CEREALS WELL COOKED
A LIGHTER CAKE

1t is better not to eat cereals at
all than to eat them under cooked
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HERE FROM BALDWIN
Mrs. H. w. Little, Baldwin. has
returned home after a short visit in
the city.
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GOOD REASON
ThylliS--'l low dare you kiss me =
Harry 81 need the practicc.'
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HATEITON NTNTTUIt
Mrs. A. r. kurtZ of HaZelton shop
ped in Bismarck Saturday.
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LEAVES FOR SCHOOL =

Miss Bernice jaeger left Sunday
evening for St. Joseph, Mimi, where
she will attend St. Benedict's Aca-
denny.
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LOSE FLAVOR

Never leave boxes Of tea, coffee or
spices open to the air as they deteri-
crate rapidly in quality
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RETURNS FROM MUD BAKEN
A. Boutrous of the Fair Store has
returned from a three-week sojourn
at Mud Baken, MINI.
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Household
Suggestions
ECONOMY

ECONOMY
Keep supply of holders on hant
where you can get at them easily
Do this to save your dish towels.
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Every day new shipments
of Fall Coats and Dresses are
received. The Bismarck
Cloak Shop.
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FROM STERLING
Mrs. P. X. Random, Sterling, was
a weekend visitor in Bismarck.
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Members of the Eastern Star will
meet at eight o'clock Tuesday night
at the Masonic Temple.
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RETURNS FROM VACATION
Miss Leila Bardsley returned Sat-
urday night from two weeks vaca-
ton at the cities.
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GO TO WINNIPEG

Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. NJ. Macleod
and family have gone to Winnipeg,
Canada, for a weeks visit with rel
atives.
The Washington times., 1925-08-01
v. B. AND A. LINE
IS SUED FOR
$4,000
Washington Electric Company
Acts Under Agreement Cow
ering Right of Way

The Washington Railway and
Electric Company, filed suit yester'
day for $275,00O against the Wash
ington, Baltimore and Annapolis
Railway Company in the District
Supreme Court, for use of it's rights
of way, alleged to be due under
an agreement dated April Is, 1907.
The interurban line, under the
agreement, was to have paid to the
Washington Railway and Electric
Company so much money per pas
senger, in addition to the salaries
of policemen and for the hauling
of freight and baggage, according
to the bill.
The bill includes interest from
1917 and is principally concerned
with the alleged non-payment by the
defendant line for use of the plain
tiff's right-of-way which formerly
extended to Fifteenth and New
York Avenue, but now extends
only to Twelfth street and New
York Avenue northwest.
Attorneys S. r. Bowen and John
s. Barbour, appeared for the
Washington, Railway and Electric
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