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Philosophy Lectures by Radio.

A series of lectures on Greek
philosophy will be broadcast by
KDKA, beginning March 4. Con
vcrsatiOns With a Philosopher is the
general subject of the lectures which
viii be given by DR. Mont X. Cab
bert head Of the department of phil
atsophy at the University of Pitts
lurGh
Evening star., 1925-02-28

BClLDISG AND JORBING CONTRACTORS
Licensed in u. e. CLEVELAND q son 1901
Geranium St NV Tel Adams 800 80
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WRC WILL CARRY
NEW YORK CONCERT
American Orchestral Society
viii Give Program From
Town Hall Tonight.

The concert of the American Or
chcstral Society in Town Hall. New
York, will be broadcast by WRC
tonight, in conjunction with WIZ,
IS the outstanding feature of its
& ve-hour-a and fifteen minute program
This i one of a series of symphonic
concerts being given by the full
American Orchestral Society of more
than zoo pieces under the direction
Of Chalmers Clifton.
Several other musical features are
placed prominently on WRC"S sched-
ule. Among them are "a program of
dance music by the Vincent Lopez
Hotel Maynowcr Orchestra. a CON
cert by the Irving Boernstein La Fay
ette Hotel Trio under the direction
of Arsenic Ralon. and an organ re
cital by otto +. Beck from the Tivoli
Theatcr.
Peggy Albion Opens Program.
Peggy Albion viii open WRC's pro-
gram at G:t5 o'clock with her daily
rhi1drens period. which will be fol-
lowed hy dinner music by the Eoern-
stein Hotel Washington Orchestra.
lnterspsrsinE the principal attrac-
tIonS will hc Bible talk by Homer
=. Councillor. program by the Car
hauEh Concert Company. composed
Of Earl Carbaugh. baritone; Earl Car
haugh jr., Xylophonist and Mrs Earl
Harbaugh, pianist; a talk by A. 3.
Mcdaniel of the Research Service on
Why and How SHOULD Uncle sam
Conserve His Human Resources" a
recital by Evelyn Scott, vioIiuist. and
talk on the inaugural charity ball
by Mrs John Allen Dougherty. which
will be broadcast from the Hotel May
flower
Evening star., 1925-02-28

ICE CREAM, confectionery. cigars toy and
novelty store, opens two avenues: good
northwest loca tion. Price right, owner re-
firing Address Box 291-Z. Star office. Is
Evening star., 1925-02-28

Electricity is used only for operat-
ing street cars and household pur-
poses in ConStantinople.
Evening star., 1925-02-28
SITUATIONS-MALE, FEMALE

MAN AND WIFE. reliable. wish ianitor's
quarters; no children. 22O7 Cleveland pl. NV.
IL
MAN AND WIFE, experienced in sll-round
work for bachelors home private family.
Y, q
Evening star., 1925-02-28
Local Radio Entertainment
Saturday, February %, 1925.
NAA-NavaI Radio station, Radio, Va.
(i34.J NeterSD.

3.45 p.m.-Weathcr Bureau reports.
1906 p.m.-Weather Bureau reports.
Evening star., 1925-02-28

BRICkLAYING. PLASTERING CEMENT
1871 ts
Evening star., 1925-02-28
RADIOS BEST OFFERINGS
TONIGHT

o4NiNIil L
Concert by the American
Orchestral Society, direct from
Town Hall, New York City.
WRC. Washington, and WIZ,
New York, SIS to s As o clock.
Musical program by the
Little Opera Club OF America.
WOR, New York, s to 9
o'clock.
Concert by St. Louis Sym
phony Orchestra, KSD, St.
Louis, 9 o'clock.
Play and musical program
by the Little Screen" Play
ers, WBZ, Springfield, GAS
O'Clock.
Dance program by Vincent
Lopez and his Hotel May
flower Orchestra, WRC, Wash
ington, 10 to II o'clock.
Evening star., 1925-02-28

PAPERHANGING ASD PAINTING Suncisl
prices for this week only. average size room
srraping. cracks 10 he pointed and papered
with polychrome paper and binder for Sla-
also interior and exterior painting with verv
low prices. We also specialize pIa steriug Wor.
guaranteed without delay. Hecorate vol~
homes and don Z worry about the cash IS W.
VIII give You 10 months Ia PAY without inter
est. Call for estimates. Philade'nhia ppco-st
ing Co.. S1f 9th 81 NV. Main @23G 3.
Evening star., 1925-02-28
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS

NTIQUES-Furniture, silver, china, brasses
mirrors art objects. Main Sl73. A. f. Ar
Evening star., 1925-02-28

SHOE SALESMEN-Best sal
airy in town plus liberal COM
mission for steady, likable men,
who can hustle and know their
business; minimum guarantee
for fullest week, $50 to SIS and
up, according to ability; big
money in busy season. Apply
Mr.. Weak, cor. 9TH and K sts.,
VIM. Hahn & Co.
Evening star., 1925-02-28
Oo-Mcbael Markets Society orcbe


s:Oo-MiGhaei Markets Society Orchestra .,........
Hobby Club Man: saIoph0ne solos .............
cantor Doppelt: Jimmy Flynn. dramatic
Work Of the Chldren's Court ................. i.
Vocal solos: Reaudoin Trio ............-......-.
James Mcintyre aud his Chateau Laurer Hotel
Seaside Hotel Orchestra; vocal solos ............
International Sunday school lesson ..............
Dinner concert from Congress Hotel .-...........
Art for laymen': American orchestral
nA"sI'di IoSFhm -.
Scout talk; an evening with the De Molay BOYS
Program from WEAF, New York City............
Little opera Of America: solos; trios: quar-
tets and sexrets; addresses ................-.
Dinner concert by Ralph Williams Orchestra
Evening Herald bulletins ................
Instrumental solos, Bible talk ...................
SLID. and Il. Slade Spice Orchestra ...........
$50 ocal and instrumental program: talks
Examiner news bulletins ...-..........
Concert from Detroit Athletic CIub .............
Concert by the members OF Crescent Hill
Women's Club: vocal and instrumental solos .
Bob Emnerick. radios favorite pianist ..........
What Is playing the local theaters ........... .
variety entertainment
concert by the Westinghouse Band ..............
Vocal and instrumental solos: organ: .....
Vocal and instrumental program; trio ............
Inc New York Police Quartet Observation-Disclosures.
Strand Roof Orchestra -.......................
5 S:iJ-KnCkerbocker Male Quartet ................
British journalism .......... y. ....-...
Evening star., 1925-02-28

DEIICATESSEN. lunch. groceries. soda fOun-
tain, cigars. magazines; on good corner due
TO other business. will sell for 81 900 and in
ventory or 81 800 as it stands Address Box
1867. Star office
Evening star., 1925-02-28

PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING done al
lowest prices: best material and worsmanshfp
j. Robbins. Il Todd pl. ne. Potomac I6s3
Evening star., 1925-02-28
HELP FEMALE


YOUNG GIRL. colored. to. look after two
year-old boy afternoons and some evenings.
SALESWOMEN.
DRESSES AND COATS
MUST HAVE At LEAST ONE YEARS
WIF IEB fEBASbMT
BRESLAU,
THE FRIENDLY SHOP"
1909 G St. NV.
SALESLADIES experienced in
dresses. Leonce, Ills G. st. NV.
MADAM ASH requires the
services of a smart-appearlng
young woman; height, 5 #. 8
inches; size, 3o-3S; gown dept.
l217 Conn. ave.
PRESSERS, experienced. on
fancy silk dresses; must know
how to pleat; steady work, good
salary. Sunshine Cleaners, 713
Lamont ST. NV.
S + EN- Q G. X APH ER-Well
established real estate company
desires frst-class stenographer
with experience; salary, 81 200
to 81 500 to start. Reply in own
handwriting, stating experience.
Address Box 23O-Z, Star office.
MILLINERY SALEsLADIES-THoRo
PLY DAMN 4 co. 18th AND I SITS. NV.
HELP DOMESTIC
COOK, wash, iron and 10 general housework;
rolored girl. 14o5 Kennedy -. NV.
COOK AND HoCSEwoRK, no laundry; two
adults reference. stay nights: fine room ana
bath: good wages Columbia III.
COOK and downstairs work; stay nights;
must have reference. 1850 Col. rd.
COOK, experienced; bring references stay
nights. 1905 10Th street. North lI45.
COOK, experienced colored, to take entile
charge OF Kitchen and make good pastry. 2l6
Ard 81. l.
COOK, colored. experienced TO go to New
York; family of two; Apply APT. 3ol The
Cordoys, 10th and Fla. ave. Monday, bet.
aud q. or phone North 1s0I.
COOK, white; good home in suburbs stay
nights; LIST floor cleaning; no washing. Cleye.
l60 after pm -
COOK and general housewOrker; stay nights.
Cook-Good general housework. Phone
Clevelsnd @519.
COOK and general houseworker; white: stay
nights; 500 month; references required. +bO3
Lowell st. NV. Cleve. 1897.
COoK-Must he experienced and have refer
ence. 1895 Blagden ave-, cor. 18th and De
catur sts. NV. Phone Adams 2s1s. Is.
GENERAL HoUSEwoRK. part-tlme, after
noon, to = Apt 10+, 23ol Cathedral ave.
GENERAL HOUsEWORKER, middle-aged ex-
perienced woman. 62i Mass ave. NV.
GENERAL HoUsEwoRK-Girl. 5o7 Seward
81. sc
GENERAL HOTsEWORK- Must be good plain
cook: stay nights: reference required. 1929
Morrison St, Chevy Chase, d. {. Phone
Cleve. 50. IL
GIRL. Young colored. wanted for general
housexork: must stay nights: no washing.
1921 Iowa ave. NV. Col. 21esJ.
GIRL for general housework; must stay nights.
4lG 6th 81. NV. -
GIRL. colored, for general housework after
Moons. l1o4 Monroe ST NV.
GIRL. colored, reliable as chambermaid and
waitress. 1896 Fairmont ST.
HoUSEKEEPER. white woman for roominc
house; reference required. Mr.. Fox, l113 llth
st, evenings after I.
MAID TO do general house~ork and laundry;
must stay at night 3 in family; salary $40
month. Call Col. 654.
WHITE NURSE, to care for l6-month-oid
child and assist with infant State expert
ence. age. salary expected and give reference.
Address BOX 265-Z. star office. IL
WOMAN. white. for housework; small family.
Adams 1920.
WOMAN. white for general housewoTG FOR
elderly couple; stay nights; good wages. 2lO1
II st. II. ".
WORKING H0UsEKEEPER = White settled
woman preferred. Can Cleve. 1851. Is.
Evening star., 1925-02-28
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BEST LoCATION-Partner wanted, shoe
maker. tailor or halter preferred. 2O1o l4th
Evening star., 1925-02-28
RECOMMENDED SERVICE,

The fouotciHg business concerns 5udrdn-
fee satisfaction to Star readers. Any com
plant found necessary to be made TO TAs
Star vii recstUe prompt attention. For
admission to Recommended >Serptce Col
umR call Main 1000. Branch If5.
AUTO BATTERY RADIATOR EXPERTS
Lamps, tanks, tenders: low prices. TUCKER
Co, 3O6 J. Marshall pl.. so. courthouse. F. 6426
AUTO-RAKED. ENAMELED ALL OVER
(outlasts paint TO II: % colors 10 select
from: mirror finish lasts indefinitely Call
Col. 7163 "Dehco" Plant. 1725 Kalorama rd
AUTO PARTS NfCKEL-PLATEp TABLE
ware resilvered equal TO new, sterling silver
reburnished brass beds relacquered. JOHN A.
GOTTSMAN & CO testablished I9l0), $50
Pierce st. NV. Phone franklin 543l.
AUTO RADIATORS AND CORES: FREEZE
proof radiators; tenders and bodies repaired.
WITTSIATT'S. 319 18th st. NV. az blocks
below Pa. ave.) Franklin Clio. 1421 L st.
BOXSPRINGS. MATTRESSES and pillows
Before the spring rush comes. Let US renovate
yours. Right prices and prompt service
'sured EAGLE BEpDING CO.. 1923 Tth st.
NV. Phone NJ. I932.
Evening star., 1925-02-28

PAPERHANGING. painting ana decorating
Enterprise Deco. %. Low prices work guar
1929 l4th St. n W. Phone North 4O5l mhT6.
Evening star., 1925-02-28

l NEED s., oU0 20 fanance cash grocery .
meat aud vegetable store; thoroughly compe
tent mana cement; will give chatteI mortgag GO
70 secure will pay usual interest rate and
liberal weekly amount in addition; conidentia
Address Box 1857. Star office. l.
Evening star., 1925-02-28

"CAP-CheSapeak and Potomac
Telephone Co. I46S.5 Metcrs).
Silent
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HELP MALE

(CORtinuedD

WHITE Roy to learn engraving and 20
rands. j. j. Fegan. Room l 800 II st. NV.
YOUNG MAN record clerk IN main Office OF
laundry; must furnish surety bond. Address
Box 2S5.Z. Star Office
Evening star., 1925-02-28

PAPERHANGT\G - ROOMS PAPFRFD sc
Phone Adams 5Gs7
Evening star., 1925-02-28
8 TO 10 Pm.


90o-Waldorf Astoria Concert Orchestra .......... -.
Piano solos: Charlie Joinson's Orchestra .........
Piano recital; Girl scouts: buGle and chorus
Vocal and instrumental program; Beaudoin Trio. .
Safety First in Driving ....................
Art Hckman's Concert Orchestra ............-.,-.
Preside PHILOSOPHERS; drug talk ..............
.,teu'o ie'I'aI
chimes concert: Bicycle SeItet ....................
''Sitagrams': piano selections ..............-....
Musical program vocal and instrumental .........
l,ance music and novelty program ............-...
variety musical program: quartet: solos:
go 90.
Classical program. vocal instrumental ........
Russell Pratt and Fred Daw ...............-...-
Musical program by Howard Tayne Orchestra
9:l5-Dinner hour program ..'....'.. 49,
9:3U-DaHce program by Eomano's ORCH
Musical program ..............-..
Radio photoogue. 'Bs gdad' Observation-Disclosures.
Roland WoodiE program. vocal and nstr
Musical program from Zion Lutheran Church
thildren'S program: stories: play:
Petrcgrad Russian Imperial symphony; pianist .
Inside Movie Chats by Comfy ............
Vocal solos play and musical program by
Little Screen Players Observation-Disclosures.
Vocal and instrumental program ..................
9:35-Musjcal program by the Pyramid Entertainers
9:45--H HnckerhOcker Male Ouaret .................
Vocal and instrumental program .................
Vocal and Instrumental solos orchestra ..........
Speaker, DR.. Clyde S. Shepherd Observation-Disclosures.
Evening star., 1925-02-28

PARTY retiring from business wishes to sell
two (2) small lnkerPS and confectionery
stores; northwest section the other SOUTH
east. Address Box 209-Z. star office l.
Evening star., 1925-02-28

PLUMBING & HEk%TNG-JoHN 4. GTERIv
AZ East Capitol St. Line 34I7-steam and
hot water hea ting: plumbing. boiler and poUe.
plants. Found rsliH BILE for - years
Evening star., 1925-02-28

CHAIRS GAINED, upholstered porch rockers
nplinted. e. A. ARMSTRONG i233 10th III
NV, Franklin 1888
Evening star., 1925-02-28
RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY %, 1925.
3 To 4 Pm.
Meters. Miles.

olocng for STANDARD Time
The Bismarck tribune., 1925-01-12
Temperance.

Whitmer lChairman), Whitman
Miklethun, Tofsrud, Patterson, Van
Camp. Hjelmstad, Stevens, c. J. o.
son. r. Page, McCrory". j.,
Warehouse and Grain Grading
O. H. Olson (Chairman), Storstad
Ward, McLachlin. Magnuson, Atkins
| Freder;ckson, Hart, Patte rson,' Path
man, Hjelmstad.
Ways and Means
Rusch (Chairman). Hamilton. Car
ey, Patterson, Hart, Babcock, Lynch,
Steele, Benson. Mccoy.
Women's and Children's Welfare
Page tChairmanl. Whitmer, Por-
ter, ,,Peek, Baird, Hjelmstad, Schl9s-
ser, Bakken, Stevens, McCrory. Whit
man. ~
Public Buildings
Patten chairman, Rusch, O. II.
Olson, Van Camp. Magnuson, Lynch,
Patterson
Charitable Institutions
Miklethun .(ChairmaD, Nap Camp.
Babcock, Hart, Martin, Schlosser.
Bakken.
Steele (Chairman), Ettestad, Hart.
Ward, Baird, Frederickson, Murphy.
Penal lnstt utiOns
Stevens (Chairmanl, Hamilton.
Kretschmar, Peck, Mccoy, Wog.
Baird.
State Library
Lynch chairman, Ettestad. Ne
Coy, McCrory, Carey, Bakken, Hart,
Joint Rules
kaldor (Chairmanl, Miklethun.
Ployhar, Patterson, Mccoy, Peek.
Lynch.
Joint Committee on Labor
Patterson (Chairranli NcCoN
Magnuson, Carey. Whitmer. Van
Camp, Ritchie.
Joint Committee on Insurance
Tofsrud (Chairman). Wog. Mur-
ply, c. J. Olson, Eastgate, Benson
Storstad.
The Bismarck tribune., 1925-01-12

Standing committees Of the. state
! senate include Senator Obert Olsor
I of Burleigh county as chairman OF
tnc committee on corporal! !ons. other
than municipal. The full list OF
Senate committees foliow:s ~ 80
Agriculture
Ettestad (Chairman), Tofsrud
Babrock, Eastgate, Magnuson, . Nc.
LachIin, Bakken, Carey, c. J., Olson
Seamands. Ward,
Appropriations
Kretschmar (Chairman), Benson
Van Camp, Patten, Murphy, Magnu-
son, Ployhar, Mklethun, Baird
Fleckten, Whitman, Hamilton, Obert
Olson, Steele, Rusch, Martin, Marsh
all. ....
AppOrtiOnment
Wog (Chairman), Bond, Ettestad
Carey. Fleckten, Kretschmar, Martin.
Murphy, Miklethun. Page, Olson of
Eddy Foster, Ployhar. Peck, Steele
Ward, Stevens, Whitmer, Storstad,
Bakken, Pathman, Patten, Seamands
Richie.
Banks and Banking
ingerson tChairman), Page, O. II.
Olson, Tofsrud, Patterson, McLach-
lin, Frederickson, Rusch, Richie,
kretschmar, Miklethun, Atkins,
Fleckten, Porter, Patten.
Cities and Municipal Corporations
Bond (Chairman). Obert Olson,
Tofsrud, Martin, Rusch, Benson.
Ployhar, Wog, Steele, Lynch, Kali
dor.
Corporations Other Than Municipal
Obert Olson tChairman), Tofsrud,
Richie, Baird, lngerson, Whitman,
Magnuson, Seamands, Hjelmstad.
Counties
Mccoy tChairman). Benson, Sea-
mands, Frederickson, Bond, Fleck
ten, Hart. Mklethun, Schlosser,
Whitmer, Porter.
Education
Murphy (Chairman), Ettestad,
Steele, Babcock, Sterstad, Peck
Porter, Marshall, Eastgate, c. J. o.
son, Lynch.
Elections
'aicI ilidIj, DcHSOH, DOHu,
Patten, Baird, Magnuson, Atkins,
Bakken, Stevens.
Enrolled and EngrOssed Bills
c. j. Olson (Chairman, Schlosser,
Marshall, Bond, Hjelmstad.
Federal Relations
McLachlin tChairman), Hamilton,
Page, Patten, Hjelmstad, Pathman,
Hart.
Game and Fish
Peck (Chairman), Stevens, Hamil-
ton, Eastgate, McCrory, Atkins,
Whitmer, Pathman, Ward.
Highways
Atkins (Chairman). Ben on,
Lynch, Tofsrud, Martin, Mccoy,
Patten, McLachlin. Peck, Schlosser,
Wog.
immigration
McCrory tChairman), Steele, Ing
erson, Van Camp, Whitmer, Sea
mands, Richie, Eastgate, Bakken.
The Bismarck tribune., 1925-01-12
STANDING committees OF SENATE

Indian Affairs
Seamands (Chairman), Stevens
Benson, Patten, McCrory.
Insurance
Magnuson (Chairman), Murphy
Ingerson, Porter, Fleckten, Carey
Obert Olson, Rusch, O. H. Olson
Steele, Frederickson.
Irrigation and Drainage
Van Camp (Chairman), Bakken
Whitman, McCrory, Tofsrud, Fleck.
ten, Bond, Whitmer, McLachlin.
Judiciary
Ployhar fChairman), Baird, Ettes-
tad, Wog, Kaldor, c. J. Olson, Lynch
Ward, Steele, Miklethun, Storstad
Obert Olson, Page, Carey, Stevens
Babcock, Peck.
Live Stock
Martin (Chairman), stgate,
Hamilton, McLachlin, Babcock, Sea-
mands, Ward, Atkins, Ritchie, Van
Camp, McCrory.
Mileage and Per Diem
Eastgate (Chairman), Mccoy, Mar
shall.
Military Affairs :
Baird (Chairman), 3 a b GO k,
Schlosser, Hamilton, Ployhar, Mar
tin, Atkins, McCrory, Seamands.
Mines and Minerals
Fleckten (Chairman), Pathman,
Peck, Baird, Atkins, Obert Olson,
Bond, Wog, Patterson.
Public Health
Frederickson (Chairman), Porter,
Obert Olson, Steele, Martin, Stevens,
Hjelmstad, Atkins, Patterson.
Public Lands
Ward (Chairman, Kaldor, Wog,
Pathman, c. J. Olson, Hart, Richie,
kretschmar, o. H. Olson.
Public Printing
Porter (Chairman), Ettestad, Ploy-
har, Magnuson, Page, Babcock, Tofs-
rud, Obert Olson, Kaldor.
Railroads
Benson (Chairman), Whitman, Et-
testad, Mccoy, Ingerson, Eastgate,
Ward, Rusch, Patten, Kretschmar,
Richie, kaldor, Fleckten.
REVISION ana CORRECTION OF the
Journal
Schlosser (Chairman), Olson Of
Burleigh, Kretschmar.
Rules
Marshall (Chairman), Kaldor,
Fleckten, Storstad, Hjelmstad, Stew
ems, Ingerson.
State Affairs
Hamilton (Chairman), Ployhar,
Miklethun, Murphy. O. H. Olson, At
kins, Wog, Bond, Martin. Kaldor, In
gerson, Lynch, Babcock, Porter, Pat
terson, Storstad, Frederickson.
Statistics
Whitman Chairman o. H. Olson,
Krets chmar, j. c. Olson, Schlosser,
Marshall, Pathman.
Taxes and Tax Laws
Storstad (Chairman) Benson,
Rusch, Ettestad, Tofsrud, c. ]. o.
son, Whitman, Wog, Kaldor, Patten,
Van Camp.
The Bismarck tribune., 1925-01-12
PASTOR QUITS
CHURCH PULPIT
FOR LONG REST
Rev. H. G. POstlethwaite
Prominent in Church and
Civic Affairs. Leaves City


Rev. II. c. Postlethwaite, pastor of
the Presbyterian church of Bismarck
for the last eight years, announced
to his congregation Sunday that he
would resign the pastorage, effective
Sunday, January 81, and will go to
his family home in st. Paul for Il
rest of five or six months, before
resuming an active pastorage.
The announcement came as Il sur
prise to the congregation No steps
have been taken toward selecting 4
successor to Rev. Postlethwaite.
Coming here on October Is, 1916,
from Marionette, Wisconsin, Rev.
Postlethwaite soon became Il leader
in civic affairs, as well as conducting
his church work, and he has contlnu-
ed active in many lines of endeavor
associated with the church and build
ing good citizenship during his
pastorate here. The Presbyterian
church of Bismarck, which had 362
members when Rev. Postlethwaitc
came to the city, now has Il member
ship of 657, with the church in good
financial condition.
Rev. Postlethwaite will store his
household goods in Bismarck and eX
poets to return here for couple of
weeks in the spring or early summer.
Rev Postlethwaite would like to
have remained in the church until af-
ter Easter, but the duties of the
church have becoSle very heavy and
the work of raising a large class for
Easter caused Rev. Postlethwaite to
decide to begin his period of rest
soon. Returning to the pulpit last
April after a long illness, Rev. Pos
tlethwaite has found the duties of
his pastorate exceptionally heavy the
past several months, because of ac
cumulated work during his absence
and an increase in the church acti
vities.
Before coming to Bismarck, Rev.
PostlethwaNe was in the same Pres
bytery in Wisconsin for II years, at
Marionette and Marshfield.
The Bismarck tribune., 1925-01-12
AUDIT REPORT
PUTS LOSS AT
$2,18S,O89.2C
CONTINUED from page one.)

Continued from page one.)
quidation on this claim will be Sc
cured" says the report.
Collections Falling
Taking into consideration all OF
the circumstances the auditors
express the view that their esti-
mate Of S2,OOO,OOO to cover these
Losses il substantially correct.
1t is pOinte;! out that realization
on collateral is on the wane as
the best part Of it is now COL
lectcd. A table is appended which
shows that collections on the
collateral have shrunk steadily
from year to year following the
closing of each bank, demon
strating says the report THAT
the day is close at hand when it
will no longer be profitable or
consistent to employ collectors
on this collateral"
Taking up the operating loss of
$188,0S9.20, the report shows that
when the audit for 1923 was made
on Nov. of that year this deficit
was $142,983.05. The deficit has
therefore increased by $45,lO6.15 dur
ing the last year.
This loss for the year divided as
follows among the departments of the
bank.
Banking Department .....S 3,580.6S
Farm Loan Department -. 34,194.s1
Farm Loan Collection Dept. 1880 sc
The entire loss of the institution
since its organization is charged to
the various departments as follow:
Banking Dept provisions
for Probable losses .$2,OOO,O00. .OC
From Operations ....... 65,034 .69
Total Banking Dept. -. 2,O65,035. .S9
Farm Loan Dept. .... 1921 sc
Farm Loan Collection
Dept. .............. 9,332.82
Total ......... $2,13S, ,OS9.2(
Loans To Institutions
In it's comment on the cOndi-
The Bismarck tribune., 1925-01-12
SOAKS RIGHT IN
AND LIMBERS UP
STIFF JOINTS

Stiff, swollen, inflamed, rheumatic
Joints should be treated with a rem
edy made for just that purpose only.
Remember the name of this dis
covery is Joint Ease and it will take
out the agony, reduce the swelling
and timber up any troubled joint at
ter ordinary cure-alls have miserably
failed. Just rub it on-60c a tube
at All druggists-ask for Joint-Ease.
Always remember, when Joint EaA Ae
gets in joint agony gets out-quick.
l"- ADV.
The Bismarck tribune., 1925-01-12
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