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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-05-09
Tribune Classified Advertisements
=PHONE 3 - - -
FOR SALE

6 ROOM strictly modern bungalow
newly painted and decorated, d
years. old, basement garage, just
or paving; s12c0.0O cash; $45OO.00
s ROOM strictly modern house, east
front, hot water heat, about s
years old, good condition, full base
ment roomed off, screened porch ;
$3.50 40.
s ROOM strictly modern bungalow,
cas-. front. nice Trees, built in fea-
lures double garage, excellent con-
dit,on half block from paving;
IS 80 -.
6 ROOM modern cottage in incest
part Of city. nice trees and lawn,
south front. $515o.0O.
A ROOM cottage, right down town,
enstifront. toilet, S659sO0 cash, bal-
anue monthly, s2650.OO.
A Splendid selection Of houses and
probably the best hist of building
lots Of any dealer in the city.
FARM LANDS-If taken soon have
some rare bargains in farm lands.
Owners are stiffening on prices and
real bargains are growing scarcer
every day. have made more land
sales the past two months and have
rented more land for cropping this
spring than in any entire year
since 1919. BUY NOW.
INSURANCE. Fire, tornado and Au-
tomobile insurance written in Al
companies.
:, r. E. YOUNG.
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LEAGUE
INSTITUTE MEETS
IN VALLEY CITY

The North Dakota State Epworth
League Institute will be held at Val
ley City July 6-13, 1925. Plans for
this gathering are fast maturing. A
state wide interest in the work makes
it almost certain that there will be
al least 500 delegates in attendance.
Reports from different parts Of
the state indicate that the young
people are interested and at work.
Bismarck and Grand Forks Districts
are showing much more interest than
last year. Fargo District is sending
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traction. No one will want to miss
the religious hikes.
Dean G. L. White, pastor Of the
Meth odist church at Minot, is doing
his best to make the coming Insti-
tute a real factor in the lives Of the
young people, His experience in
the past makes him leader of
young people with exceptional abil-
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FOR SALE

FIVE ROOM one story house with
BATH. maple floors, full basement.
furnace heat garage, lot. 5Ox140.
$500 cash. Easy terms on balance.
SIX ROOM one story house with
bath. Hot water heat, fire. place,
full basement. laundry tubs, vege-
table room. maple floors, birch
trim. $500 cash. with terms on
balance. "s 81 >" ~.
SIX ROOM two story house with
bath, full basement, .furnsce heat,
maple floors, enclosed porch, dou-
Bile garage, lot 50x140. Price $4,000
with $1,000 cash down payment. Ba-
lance to suit purchaser. <t4
FIVE ROOM one story bungalow,
front and back porches enclosed,
oak floors, full basement, furnace
heat, bath, south front, only two
years old. $500 cash down pay
ment with terms on balance.
TWO HOUSES on, so foot lot cloae
in. Income $4,000 monthly. Price
$1,000. This is a bargain.
FIVE ROOM one story cottage with
bath, full basement, furnace. Price
$500 with $500 cash down pay
ment, balance the same as rent.
Immediate possession.
EIGHT ROOM two story house with
bath, maple floors, full basement,
hot water heat, laundry tubs, gas
and kitchen range goes with house.
Price $4,000 with $500 cash pay
ment. Easy terms on balance.
SIX ROOM two story house, barn,
garage, hen house, with one block
of ground, all fenced. Immediate
possession. Priced to sell.
SIX ROOM two story house with
bath, maple floors, full basement.
hot water heat, south front, gar
age, convenient to. schools. Price
$500 with $4,000 cash down pay
ment. A bargain.
LOANS promptly closed on improved
city property. b
CHOICE building lots in all parts of
the city.
FARM Lands.
INSURANCE written in all lines.
PRICE OWENS
Eltinge Block. Room No. 10
Telephone No. 42l.
5-7-3t
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ity. This year he has made arrange
mcnts for program that will be a
distinct contribution to the leader
ship of young people within the
church.
Valley City is an ideal camping
ground. Ask any of the 437 dele
gates who were there last year.
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FARM LANDS

FOR SAI.E-320 acres near the Kill
deer mountains with plenty of
stove wood and fence posts, with
good market for same plenty of
good water-will sell at so Gee
$500 per acre. Excellent for a
sheep ranch. f. B. Lubke, Halliday,
North Dakota. Box 219. 4-25-l
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PAGE SEVEN
OLD TIMERS WISE

Cairo. Egypt. May BIN the draw
ings and carvings on the walls OF
the tomb of Rekhmara near Thebes;
drawn about the time of the Exodus,
carpenters are shown boiling glue,
splitting valuable wood into thin
sheets and vcnccring it on to cUur-
ser woods.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
FOR SALE OR TRADE for smaller
car, Holmes Air Cool seven pas,
senger touring. Call 925W2 after
o'clock. 5-4-l Nv
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MUSIC SCHOOL
Aiph. Lampe, Director.

A1ph. Lampc, Director.
Special Summer classes for Harmony
and Piano. Pupils without piano
at residence may, if they desire,
study under direction and at spc-
cial conditions at our Studio. For
further information call at Gil
First Street or. Phone No. 1917.
81" b-0-1w
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Statesmen to sell school equipment
to Boards of Education, liberal pro-
position. UNION SCHOOL FUR
N1SHING CO., 1926, W. Van Buren,
St Chicago. Ill. -. = ,r
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SALESMEN-Male or Female: Best
selling book proposition on market
$25 to 500 weekly commission. J.
A. Richards, Inc, Isl Fifth Ave-,
New York. at,+G p =:
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SALESMAN-The Western Wooden
mills needs more statesmen for
North Dakota territory. Apply E.
H. Weber, General Manager, Nc
Kenzie Hotel cigar stand.
- :. q. j k.d.1u
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AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS WANTED
REAL SILK HOSIERY MILLS as
tounds with new announcement.
Just bought $1,5O0, 900 plant manu-
featuring complete line FULL
FASHIONED CHIFFON and FULL
FASHIONED ALL SILK. CHIFFON.
This, with free LIFE INSURANCE
just announced, makes REAL SILK
biggest income proposition in
world. If you can qualify for
some of our new openings, see me
now; by JUNE everything will be
gone. Address D. c., HOY, Box '65l.
Bismarck. No. Oak. 5-7-3t
AGENTS--Write for Free Samples.
Sell Madison "Better-Made" Shirts
for large Manufacturer direct to
wearer. No capital or experience
required. Many earn 500 weekly
and bonus. Madison, Mills 66s
Broadway, New York.
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MSCNLANEOUo

MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE-Some good seed corn
Gehu yellow flint, some in town
some at farm in Gibbs Township.
Also some seed Speltz. Also for
rent, 100 acres in pasture 1 IL
miles east Of Capitol all fenced.
Was not pastured last year. Plenty
of grass. J. C. SWEET, Bismarck,
N. d. Phone 942R. 9-42w
FOR SALE-Bicycle SO in. frame,
practically new, perfect condition.
has double frame with forked
handle bars, will be sold at a bar
gain. 4s3 18th st. 5-7-3t
LET US refnish your cylinders with
our Rottler. Boring Bar process,
ship your blocks to the Auto Mo-
tive Sales Service, 2iS-4th St., Bis
matck, N. Oak. ~ - 5-4-tf
FOR SALE Black Hills Evergreen
Trees also Bull Pine. All kinds of
native shade trees. Write or phone
SOD Hotel. Bart NAehes: =
~. ''ssi 5-4-1w
F0k HALE-Hieh cis1s eafS- fine 10.
cation, good business viii make
price right for . straight sale.
Write Nc. go. care Bismarck Til
sbune 3-2-tf
FOR SALE-At : bargain. two wood
On type case stands. fully eQuipped
With slides. real bargain for print
~. Who needs new equipment.
Sale for cash only. Apply Tn-
hsss. t.2S-tf
WANTED-Married couple without
children to-. share completely fur
nished home with elderly couple.
Attractive 0ffsf:7 Wt1ty' Tribune
No. 002. u A-2o.tf
}WANTED-To buy partial or com.
plete set Of blacksmith tools. P. O..
Box 8, Driscoll, N. D. 5-e-3t
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HORIZONTAL
I. Masculine pronoun.
3. Everybpdy's sweetheart (pl.).
8. Half an en-.
o. Regret.
IL. Sturdy tree.
IL. The thing mothers dread most.
IL. To dclve.
IS. Celestial being.
II Bag.
10. A house with mother.
u. Spirit.
23. Atop.
25. Either's wife.
&c. Garments.
Is. Soft, fluffy feathers.
80. Headgcar.
81. Wing part Of a seed.
SO. Largest plant.
81. To harass.
35. Hebrew word for Deity.
36. Seventh note in scale.
81. Attitude.
40. Mothers minor half.
AZ. To observe.
as. Devoured.
Al. Mothers boy.
az. To do wrong.
81. To perch.
so. Snake Cleopatra made famous.
SO. Morndin dye.
81. Vouches.
55. Printers measure.
VERTICAL
2. The manufacturer of silk.
3. Myself.
4. Sound.
5. Uncomplimcntary name for an
old woman.
6. Pierced out.
7. Direction Of Australia from US.
8. Age.
10. Exclamation of disgust.
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EARN $3.50 weekly, copying names.
Instructions l2c. Money back if
dissatisfied. Palace Mfg. Co., To-
ledO, Ohio.
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FOR 'SALE--Black Hills Evergreen
Trees also Bull Pine. All kinds of
native shade trees. Write or phone
SOD Hotel. Bart Haehes. r.,
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POSITION WANTED
STRAYED OR STOLEN
DANGER

LOST-Bctween Baldwin and Bis
marck 2x3 1-2 Strip with tail light
and bracket license plate attached.
No. F3-477. Reward, call 500. Will
mann's Transfer. 50 5-9-3t
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. FOR SALE OR RENT
HOUSES AND FLATS

! For Rent: Apartments in
new Tribune building. Apply
Tribune office.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-05-09

SELL COAL in carload lots. Side
or main line. Experience unnec-
essary. Earn weeks pay in an
hour. Liberal drawing account ar
rangement. Washington Coal Co.,
1925 Coal Exchange Bldg, Chica-
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statesmen WANTED

ENDING machine salesmsn, ssnsa-
tional new plan sells newly tnvert-
cd combination gum machines by
hundreds; six machines in one;
new slug proof device; $50 to $3.50
weekly. Hurd, Wholesale depart
mcnt, New York Life building,
Kansas City, Mo.
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IL. Tree with tough wood.
IA. Fathers pet (pl.).
Is. Exist.
rs. Melancholy note in scale.
Is. Mothers flower.
20. Yours and mine.
-. Sorrowful.
"a. Jewel.
%. A young night owl.
81. Dincd.
80. Rowing instrument.
50. Self.
81. A dandy.
81. By.
3S. Point of compass.
80. Where sun rises.
40. Fondles.
Al. Variation Of "a"
A.. Almost donkey.
A. Snake-like fish.
i6. To bind or unite.
As. Poetic for open.
30. Sun god.
%. Like.
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WANTED-Girl or woman to do
house work on farm, one mile from
Steele, N. D. Must be clean. like
children. Call 1851, Main St. or
write Mrs. John Taylor, Bismarck
Hospital. 5-8-1t
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WORK WANTED

WANTED-Work by the hour Or day.
Call Mrs. Weller, 307 Front Street.
Phone 7O2-W. 5-4-1w
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WOMEN-Embroider for us at home.
Pleasant work. All or spare time.
Experience unnecessary. Artscraft
Co., Winchester, Ind. 5-5-6t
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WANTED-Competent, girl for gen.
eral housework. Phone 691W2.
- 5-7-3t
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WANTED-Girl for general house
work. Call 8O2 Ave. B. Phone 9O2.
5-4-1W
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FOR RENT-Furnished room for
light house keeping. Closet and
.-kitchenette. 4l1-5th st. Phone 27s.
i,a 6.0.tf
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BABY CHICKS

CHICKS are best-cost
less. Live delivery. 20 breeds,
quickest service. Get prices. James
Wiltse, Rulo. Ncbr.
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FOR RENT-Nice clean sleeping
rooms. One connected with bath.
46 Main St.. Phone 1865.
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FOR SALE-Bicycle SO in. frame,
practically new, perfect condition.
has double frame with forked
handle bars, will be sold at bar
gain, 4e3 18th St. ~ 6-7-3t
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FOR KENf-Ssricfi; ms1Srn- aparts
meNt IN Rose Apattnsents. Apviv'
F. W. Murphy. Phone 852. ,4-3O-tf
FOR RENT-A room at 222- 9Th St.
Ladies preferred. 5-4-1w
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LET US refinish your cylinders with
our Rottler. Boring Bar process,
ship your blocks to the Auto Mo-
tive Sales Service, 2iS-4th st., Bis
naatck NJ Oak tg -.fi 5.A.tf
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FOR kENT-Nicely furnished rooms
with or without board in modern
home near, business district. 800
9th St. Phone 834-LJ. ~
EE.At
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FOR. KENT-Partly furnished or
unfurnished room for light house,
keeping. College Bldg. Phone
1873. i'Si%l. iie4 6.E-2w
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ROOMS ron REN1-

FOR BENT = Light housekeeping
rooms in all modern home. Pri-
vate entrance. Apply sos End St.
Phone 79O-W-2 5-7-3t
FURNISHED ROOM In modern home
4O3-3rd st. Call between 8 a. m.
and IL Il. m. and g. p. m. and z p.
m. o assr 5-7.3t;
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WANTED-Young man to work by
month. Frances Jaszkowiak, 421-
18th st. 5-8-tf
WANTED--Young, active, experience
ed bookkeeper. Apply Tribune No.
966. 4.l3-tf
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-15
RED RIVER RISE
FLOOD CREST
PASSES
Bridges and Pipe Lines
Damaged by Record
Water Flow.

WICHITA FALLS, Sept 15-Re'
river was reported falling this morn
ing following one of the highest rise'
in recent years which swept grea
gaps in wagon and railroad bridges
and in gas pipe lines
A large part of the wagon bridsc
south of Devol, Okla, was swept away
More than 300 yards Of the Burkbur
nett wagon bridge was washed out.
Thirty bents of the Wichita Valley
Railroad bridge north of Byers, were
gone this morning. A section of thu
Lone Star Gas Company's pipe linz
also was swept out.
The wagon bridges south Of Grand
field, Okla, was also damaged. TIE
wagon bridge between Byers and Wau'
rika, Okla, was still intact this morn.
ing and was believed out of danger.
The wagon bridge between Electra
and Frederick, is also reported out.
One bent of the bridge south OF
Grandfield, Okla, was knocked out
when an oil derrick washed against it.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-15
TUNE IN TONIGHT

500 p. m: KFDM music. WLW. pro-
gram. wMBB, program. woo, pro-
gram. WSAI. program. WsB. mu-
sic.
Sis p. m: KSD. recital
$50 p. m: kOA. concert; WFAA'
piLno. WOAI, concert.
800 p. m: XII. trio. WOAW, or
chestra. WOK, music.
g:l5 p. m: KTHS. sports, news.
g:25 p. m: ETHS, boys band.
$50 p. N: WHIT program. WOAl'
jazz
$40 p. m: wOAW, banjo band.
1900 p. m: XII, program. KFRC, en-
terta!nment KTHS, concert
1915 p. m: WOAW, orchestra.
1916 p. m: WSB. entertainment
1900 p. m: XII. music. WFAA, pro-
gram. WHIT, music.
1900 p. m: wOAw. midnight alarm.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-15
P|N|O.NED MAN
DIRECTS WORK
Of RESCUE
Dallas Switchman Loses
Foot in Accident; q
Brakes Save Life.

DALLAS, Sept. 15.-P)-With his
foot wedged between the front ster
of a switch engine and planking along
the rails, F. r. Mahaffey, 40, today
directed fellow workmen as they jack
cd up the engine to release him.
The foot was so badly crushed am
putation was necessary.
Mahaffey is a switchman for the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas railroad.
He was standing on the front Of the
engine going into the yards, when a
depression in the track lowered the
front step in such manner that his
foot was caught against the planking
alongside the rails.
For ten yards he attempted to re-
tain his hold on the hand rail, and
then let go.
As he fell, the engineer applied the
emergency brakes, stopping the train
within n yard.
The foot was jsmmed against the
planks for 80 minutes, while trainmen
worked to release it.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-15
Coats

Fine wrappy coats
that were $3.50
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-15
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER Is.

500 p. m: wOK. program. WsB, news
stories.
$50 2. m: wLw. organ.
5:s5 2. m: Voc, concert, scores.
600 D. m: WHIT. program. WLN
story lady. WOAw. program.
$50 p. m: KSD, ensemble. Voc, en-
tertainment through WEAF,
wFAA, orchestra
6:45 .. m: wSAI. concert.
200 q. n: kFDN. progra m. WsAI
Eveready Hour through WEAF,
wLw, orchestra, WTAS, program
7.lB 2. m: WOAW, radio review.
-:SQ p. m: KOA, concert. WLw. guar
tet. WORD. news, music
7:45 D. m: WHIT, orchestra. WLW
handszw solos.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-15
DOPE ADDICT FOUND
CHAINED IN HOUSE

DALLAS, Sept. 15.-With one end
Of a tcn-foot chain locked about his
wrist and the other around bed post.
n man was found chained in his house
here to prevent his going after mar
cotics. officers said today after going
10 serve a subpoena on him. Rela-
tives said the man suffered from an
Infection and physicians said they
could not relieve him unless he re-
manned at home where he could OBJ
tain no drugs.
The addict is well known to police.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-15
RETURN TO SAN DIEGO.

Wilbur was of the opinion that the
flight commander would consider the
appointment an honor.
Replying TO question as to wheth-
er Rodgers had been asked, rather
than ordered to report for duty in
Washington, the secretary blundy re-
piled:
eve don't ask our officers TO do a
thing. We order it.
The commander of the Pho No. l
and his crew have been instructed 10
return TO San Diego on battleship
designated by Admiral S. s. Robson.
From San Diego, they will come to
Washington.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-15
WILBUR STATES
RODGERS MUST
TAKE POST
BY Universal Service.
PMS Commander and
Crew Are Ordered
to San Diego.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 15.-Com.
mander John Rodgers, Of the Navy
sesplane Pho No. l, will become as
sistant chief or te Bureau of Naval
Aeronautics whether he wants the
job or not.
Although the aviator telegraphed
Secretary of the Navy Wilbur that he
would prefer sea duty with airplanes
10 the important and comfortable as
signment picked out for him, Wilbur
today declared emphatically:
MUST OBEY.
"Rodgers has been given orders. He
must obey them"
In response to Wilbur's -notifica-
ton of his assignment to duty Rodgers
had cabled:
The crew of PN-9-1 thanks you for
your telegram and l appreciate the
honor attached 10 my selection as as
sistant chief Of bureau.
However. my personal preference
is 20 remain on sea duty with air
planes unless, in your opinion, my ser
vices will be more valuable in depart
ment."
Naval officers are customarily CIV
en- an opportunity TO express their
preference when due for re-assign-
mrrf
The Washington times., 1925-02-13

PETWORTH.
Light tapestry. semi-detached brick Of
large rooms; tile bath; hardwood
floors: every modern conventencei SIDE
windows; large porches; lot l40-ft.
deep: at the bargain price Of slO.6
CAPITOL HILL.
Located on beautiful Nd. Ave-, one OF
the very best homes In this section.
Contains rooms and glassed-tn rear
porches; hardwood floors throug hout;
beam ceilings; open fireplaces: hot
water heat; electric lights; instantan-
eous heater; laundry trays ana serv-
ants toilet; largo lot To close an
estate we are Offering this splendid
home for sale $500 less than similar
homes are selling for.
CARAVAN BROS,
2423 Bladensburg Rd.
Lin. 9400-O1.
List yonr sales and rentals with
G. r.. BARRETT
1903 X st. N. W., Main OO1O.
WR have properties IN al asctlons of
the city. @. IA. SMALL = CO.. oab
1Sth sc. NJ W. Main 0S61s
The Washington times., 1925-02-13
Special Notices

TIE FORTY-sECOND SEMIzANNUAL
4 DIVIDEND OF two and one-half per
cent az S has been declared on the
way q Electric COMPANY. payable June
4. 1926 Ain holders OF certificates OF
Qaid praferfed stock OF record on the
18th day Of EaehruaFy. 1921. bearing 3
stamp changing the time ana manner
% payment Of dividends thereon from
oeml-annualIF to quarterly. shall receive
annual dividend 4 dividend OF one and
ons-fourth per cent. II e e } on the com
mon stock Of the Washington Railway
= Electric Company has been declared
holders OF reroFd nc the close OF business
on the 18th day Of February, 1875. Books
Tor the transfer Of the preferred and
IS closed from the cIoae Of business on
he 18th day Of February, 1928. to the.
openlng Of business on the 18th day Of
n S n z reYafc7a secrefar1.
The Washington times., 1925-02-13
OH, LOOKg

20 wiilys-Knigl1t touring. every
possible equipment bumpers.
snubbers, side lights on run-
ming boar.i. special cut-out;
80 Jordan laray Boy). perfect:
look for another car Of this
type advertised IN these
papers = : : 800
20 Oakland new paint
20 Durant, sport. .....: $3.50
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WRITER OF THREAT
LETTER BEING HELD
Broker Who Wrote Mellon
Believed to Be Fanatic
on Prohibition.
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press
KANSAS CITY. Mo. August IA
VIII K. Reeme, who Yesterday con
fessed sending to Andrew Mellon,
Secretary of The Treasury, an
anonymous letter threatening his life.
is being held at police headquarters
for Investigation. What to do with
him is a problem unsolved.
William A. Shreeve. chief Of police,
said he believed the sanity of Reeme
should be determined, and if he is
mentally unbalanced he should be put
in an asylum. Reeme is an insur-
ance broker.
The four-page letter was mailed on
train at a suburb of Kansas City
July 81. The writer charged Mr. Mel
Ion with being lax and Indifferent in
regard to the prohibition amendment.
and accused him OF reasonable life
and action
Reemes long has been known in
Kansas City for his extreme views
on the question Of prohibition. In
1915 he was arrested for sending a
threatening letter TO the publisher Of
the Drovers' Daily Telegram, a stock
yards publication. Reeme threatened
the publisher here because the news
paper printed liquor advertisements.
He was fined 500 and given a stay of
execution.
Reeme was an ardent follower of the
late Carrie Nation. dry crusader, who
became noted some 90 years ago
through her activities in smashing
saloCn fixtures in Kansas towns.
At the time Of Mrs. Nations death,
il is said, Reeme went to her grave
in Bolton, Mo. and took a vow he
would carry on her work.