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Nothing else cleans, sweetens, and
refreshes the entire system like
pleasant, harmless candy-like Gas
earets.' They never gripe, overact,
or sicken. Directions for men, wom-
en-. children on each box-drug
stores
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Then YOU will feel
fine. your head be-
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sweet tongue pink
and skin rosV.
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Worry!

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ever. Most mothers know what
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a simple, but certain solution of
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llI;T,A-N1 \I,1T

AtCOt NTANT. young man experienced IN
costs and time records: must b' energetic ana
willing To work hard for very good oppor-
tUnitN with successful growing business =
state age and fun particulars. Address Box
IA Sfar
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR SALE-Long established hardware aud
paint business. located at S11 st. ne.
Wonderful opportunity to purchase going
business in first-class business location:
GASOLINE STATION. supply store rotis-
sere. broiling chickens. Equipment. S3.31o.
month Located washington Baltimore bouie-
ward 4 miles from city. Owner Leaving clty.
Write owner will call. Address Box LA.
Star Office.
SECOND TRUST NOTE. must be sold at
oncse; 81, 200. re interest. payable SO per
month balance due in 3 yrs. Subject To a
first trust OF s.. 800 90. we'll secured on Dc.
nroperty. Will sacrifice at 30tc discount.
5OS Dist Natl Bank Bldg. Main 55t1.,
bet. and b pm :m---------------- 90.
NEAT MARKET and grocery store. doing
1900 TO $500 per week cash business. must
be sold immediately. Price reasonable. North
9423. --- %
RATTERY STATION well located. estah-
jished trade Most .up-tO-date eauipped sta
tiOn in Washington. Owner sick. Will not
refuse reasonable offer. 513 ST. ne.
SALE-Lunchroom on Pa. avenue opposite
government dent: doing splendid business;
owner must sell: rooms attached. Adj
dress BOX 356-A. star office. 2S'
NEAT and grocery: best location: zoo homes
TO look for: good chance for live man: low
rent 330l r. l. ave. ne.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

CHILD NURSE-Gentile's references. Tel.
Col. 4194-W. Thursday FRIDAY to 80.
COOK in private family. experienced woman
pl. North s7Os W
COOKS. experenced. sl5 nth ST. NV. 90
COOK; colored woman with reference. Call
At 1915 9th ~. NV
COOK. colored. references wants place with
nrivat" family 14l7 NH st NV -.
tOok. colored. in bachelor- apt: first class.
WIZ Z" awaN Call y. 1885. 20
DAi WORK. "olored woman. Call sl3
ny settled woman; steady place. "i5! 9Th
GENERAL HOIsEwORK neat colorrd erl
: ch",i,th't": reference. 1908 l1th st. NV
TWO sirl-; references Phone Frank .!059-W
" .5'
Girl; reliable. wants work of any kind
'an l3lt kingman ri. NV.
can work from s to 4. 1924 l?th St n "
Girl. Girl ,solored respectable: wishes days
6 Mork Mamie Day. Phone Fr. 1885,
G,axl GlKL for 5 general housework. stay nights.
GIRL wants place. general homework and
,mner van caokIIE d No ! Terris court ne be,
."re,i = ana last CapItol and End and :rd.' =
day: Phone Lincoln 1881
INFANT NURSE by settled colored Woman: !:
telerel"es l303 CorcOran -. NV.
.nsl fhonc I'll lasi ioea 2 Kenvon .aHs home 81,
ttApSMbRf IA M.F I"s TO take home. small hundcs
LIGHT WORK BY THE WEEK. girl wants
| niace: anv kind 1909 ] 9Th NV
MORNING WORK or PART TIME refined
/ c"lored girl. 1888 T Il Ant, No >,
! NtRSECH HAMBERMAID reliable colored
girl Appiy 452 Main ave. -.w
! NURSE GRADUATE. colored: night work
; references. Address Box 363-A. Star Office .
: NURSE OR HOUSEwORK Woman wishes
/ Job 40 81 NV. Phone y. 'i93
NURSE. white. experienced middle aged de-
: voted to children: would assist with other
! dhfles: 'lty or country. Franklin 1895
! WOMAN. settlrd colure. wants position =.
. Ilth It NV
i WOMAN. nil.i,!ir-ased cOlorrd d-sire- plar.
= cook '1iy references Ida .1.tt.k sou ~
. Pierce It nv |,;s
NOMAN. "Olored. want. work Of any kind
Write ar call .o9 Md. ave. ne
: WON AN. "oIorrd. place as cook in private
iamily. !.3o 18th 81. NV. Phone North
( WOMAN. neat coIored wants place TO do
! general housework good reference 20
Pierce st. NV.
WOMAN. colored. wishes a place as cook OF
| part-tlme work 1859 Church st. 25'
: WOMEN want bundle washes and day's .
! work Call Adams 6023 after pm
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IIELP-FEMALE (COnt'd.

EXPERIENCED coat and dress
hands for alteration dept, apply
to Mr.. Sherman. fifth floor. NJ.
PhilipsbOrn Co.. OOS 1lth st.
Stenogs typsts. bookkprs clerical help. etc.
Free registry. Main !S76. br. 4. 1888 6 st.
City Employment Service.
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SITUATIONS-FEMALE.

ELE| ATOR. telephone Office lob: gifl
very intelligent. S11 X ct. NV.
GIRL wants position maid in store or
Ollie: reference. Potomac 1880. 20
LADY with . years experience. would Ike
position as chauffeuress for lady. Address
Box 255-A. Star office. 23'
NURSE in maternity or any kind of sick
ness Lincoln 5l4S ID. b.
SECRETARY STENOGRAPHER. expert:
star office
SlENOGRAPHER. young lady high school
graduate wishes permanent position. Poto-
STENOGRAPHER bookkerper waitress
hiirse-maid. cashier etc. any kind of eve
nlhR work by lady. Helen HsrtIe. s33
ST. NV. "6'
"oMAN. German. to clean office bachelor
ssndrtnhnI or morning work. no SUNDAY
Mrs: y. FRITZ. AZ st. ne. Apt %
fo' Mt LADY. we'll educated. desires clerical
position: knowledge nf stenORraphy. book
s1fpii- accurate. responsible, references.
Atcy5pttTi3 1904 o5s
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STOCK KEEPER. with experience and ex-
r"utttr ability. tor large childrens dress rs.
fdDIIshnIrnt. permanent position. exceptional
ottunitN, moderate salary To start no
tilt need apply. Address Box lS1-A. star
office
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SToNECuTrERS. steady employment. high
waee> j. smith Company, Hermltagt
ROAD and Clay st. Richmond. Va. H6'
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WE HAVE an opening for live wire hustle
To sell Ford ears See Mr. HcrZog. North
east Motor Company. 320 Bladenshurg rd
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KECOMMENDED SERVICE.

The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction to Star
readers. Any complaint found nee
essary to be made to The Star
Will receive prompt attention. For
admission to Recommended Serv-
ice Column call Main 5000. Branch
liz
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IsEIp-Nj\LE UOntinueG.

SPOTTER. experienced on dark work. Ap
ply - 9Th st.
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ELECTRlCAL WIRING-WIlI give you 90
months to pay. For every electrical require
ment call ON us. Estimates cheerfuly sub
mtted. Penn. Electric Co. oil eth 81. NV
Don't forget our new address Call Nam
= Main
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GENERAL. HOiSEWORK neat coloreal -girl
thper'ehc"d: reference. 1908 l1th 81. NV
GENERAL HOUSEWORK and day work by
TWO siri-; references Phone Frank. !O59-W
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FLOORS LAID Uld uuur- rtaot atrd tN ma
chime or handu urS can Franklin !6,s tor
prompt strt ice. j. g. Price. l!n 9Th =. n
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HEATING Timing. roof repairing amt PANT
ing best work lowest prices: all work suas-
anteed. Easy terms. Redman Bros. -
9th Atlantic 1922 26s
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ELECTRIC HOUSE WIRISG-Befor you
have your electrical work done let Us est
mat. CONVENIENT Mugs installed repair
work attended to-. We give YOU !. to -
months to nay. Economy Electric Co SOL
Eve -. NV. Nam ~. GO
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CARPE\TER-Job work of ali kinds poIci.
building. CHASING and screening. Gail X. e.
Newlen. Adams 1l02. 1870 9TH 81. NV.
PENTER-Re pairs to property and all
kinds OF fixture work. j. ROwell 1919 +
n I11D-W
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$ Wood Co Florists and Gardeners. 1915
6 Phnnn LING N0oS.R nls
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GENERAL CONTRACTING - Building re
pairing painting interior. exterior and roof
painting. B. d. Wood Bros Phone N.
341Q-W Poi p136 -
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YOUNG MAN, with experience. to work ~
drug store: must have reference. Apply
oDonnclfs DRUG store. l+th and No. Caro-
4 ma ave.
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PAPERlNG. PAINTING 81 Up. best "f
mechanics and materials used. We can ar
range terms from = tO ~ months to pay
without interest Phone Adams f43% for
eatimate The Peerless Decorating Go 49,
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CHAIRS GAINED. upholstered: porch rockers
spllnted. Clay Armstrong, 1888 10Th st.
nv. Franklin 14S3. Nuf-Ced
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- General hnu.. repalriil.. .
ii!i time. ~
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FLOORS--ElectrIc machine. and l:u,d t,nI-'4-
ing efficient. reasonable. rtttst1ie ssTS Lt,.
L Nash ~. tLth " CaL IHAl
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COOK. colored references wants place with
prIvat" family. 14l7 nth st. NV. 80
COOK. colored in barhelor= apt =; first class
VIII 20 away. Call y 1850 .6'
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PERSONAL.

! ELECTRICAL TREATMENT. DRIGI.Fss
franE 3I4.;I r, SUNDAY. li:3o to nm.
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EtRNlTURE IPHOISTEKED. repd- ~lip.
covers made. Est. chcerilIlly gwen. Returned
TItteusOr Ij14 81 y 20.
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AnEERTISING MAN. young. experienced III
preparing direct mail literature. house or,
eans honklets. dummies. layouts. etc: must
have originality and he able to write, sooo
sales copy: state age education. eNperience
salary to start; Sl35 per month; pn,en, pe,inanem,
person. Address Box lSS-A star ofiice.
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JOB PLASTER1NG ana cement wort Of all
kinds: reasonable prices. Job too Tar .
lt,tn service Franklin .SN., -.
Evening star., 1926-03-25

PAINTING AND PAPERHANGINC- -Entr"
house papersd. S60 aud IN 1876 patterns
Samuel lammara Adams IN!IO-I. an'i'
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CHILD NURSE-Gentile's references Tel
Gol. 4194-W. Thursday Friday to $50.
COOK IN private family experienced woman
wishes place: hest reference. 1882 Wallach
pl. North sos W
COOKS. experienced. sl5 9th st NV. 90
COOk cnlnred woman with reference CAL
Evening star., 1926-03-25

CONTRACTORS and builders in al hranches:
work Of the better class: estimates and
plans free Buell. & Co 1"5 Waverly ct.
Clarendon Va Clar 1OlG 90
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FLOOR EXPERT. master painter. desires your
work aii work fully guaranteed. ~rc Han
srlI i...,.I Il I'hnnl. West N tnl4'
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JOB PLASTERING by thoroughly expe-
rienced and reliable man reasonable prices
work guar. Franklin ~ % 25s
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PAPERHANGING. painting: no job too
large or small iirSt-cias~ work. reasonable
Enterprise peooratinx TO. 1890 I4th -.
Evening star., 1926-03-25

PAPERHANGING. painting. floor revarnish-
InE. shade hanging and draperies: clean
work prices reasonable just cali Man @d"1
or Main 1855. Home Decorative Shop. 49,
9th II
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; Iot Nl MAN. white. single. drivers permit;
Heht delivery: good hours: 81" week. eau
. rear i1S-"O G II NV
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sAPERHA ANGlNG-Room psperrd 81 ami
~. 4. 4. George. '!3:ii llth 1t. NV.
bhour Adams 1tiS1
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PAPERHANGING. whole house 500; 3
rooms. 2-story hall: No = grade paper. in
cluding polychrome. Winter prices Al ,a!''.
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PAPERHANGiNG - Prompt service; hest
work reasonable prices. Will call with
samples. II. +. Richardson. Lincoln i9:j.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.
HIGH SCHOOL NTS-INSTRCCTION
In elementary Latin. Phone Cleveland 1431

THOSE WITH uNDEVELOPED TALENT
Tor circumstance studio offers unusual
opnort unity for practical training evenings:
VIII interview only those desirous of making
connlt rcial art profession. Address BOX
o03-/ Star office
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CARrENTEK-AI kinds JOt, work pu-cfics
gIass"'i. root repairs, pautIug. etc. For cstl-
mate phone ". T.. Weaver Fl. ISHS. any
tnIr -
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ADVERTISING SOLICITORS. Room 20
14f1 st. NV
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!. nli'idir-ase colorrd. d-sire- place
cIiy r-t"if-tlces. Ida jackson 4 -
!. nv I,,s
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GENERAL. HOESEWORK without laundry
ny settled Woman: steady place .,15! 9Th
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FIUOKS--We have special lnducement to
those who want new floors. those who
want their Old floors made like new. Col.
Floofius Co. VI. 99U1. 80
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dsy to b. N. Henry's. Mr. Davis
expects to take back with him his
grain separator to do some thresh.
Ing in the Selfridge locality.
Mrs. N. r. Shepard returned home
Sunday after weeks stay with
friends at Glencoe. N. Oak.
Mrs. las. Murphy took charge
again Of the lecal telephone board
Monday morning after 4 two weeks
vacation. Miss Jenkins. who sup-
piled during her. absence. returned
to Haselton Saturday evening with
II. A. Reaman.
We wish TO ,correct Nh item IN
last weeks issue. II was Charlie
Donald, instead OF Charlie Dekemee,
who accompanied r. W. Baker to
the northern part Of the state to
work In the harvest fields.
f. Fraser motored to McClusky
Sunday morning. he was accom-
! Oanied as far as Wing by Mrs. X. H.
Corey.
We are sorry to report that ]. s.
Swanson Of wild Rose IL not feeling
rs we'll as would be liked. We trust
that he may soon fully recover from
his Illness.
Rassen Aarvig il putting q new
basement under mis- house. Mr.. VIM.
Olson Of Kintyre II doing the work.
Word has been received here that
Mrs. Raer Is improving nicely after
her recent operation at st. Paul and
! hopes are entertained that her health
will be greatly improved. DR.. Baer
will return to Braddock as soon as
he can possibly leave Mrs. Baer, rs
he Is anxious to get home to start
the children to school which COM
mences Monday. Aug. 30th.
Frances Britain and the Misses
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News Of Our
Neighb0rs
BRADnOCK

Rev. Morange viii hold services in
the Union NJ. F.. church Tuesday
evening, Aug. 81. ut s o'clock. The
quarterly conference will also be
held at the close Of the preaching
service. All members of the con-
ference are requested to be in at
tendance.
Mrs. Paul Kurtz Of Hazelton was
Braddock caller Monday after
noon.
Those from Braddock who attend
ed the funeral Of the late Mrs. H
A. Armstrong of Haxelton were Mr..
and Mrs. II. w. Allen and Mrs. Nettie
Brakeman. Mrs. G. T. Barton, and
son, Lowell, Mrs. Fred Junge, Mrs
Jas Murphy, J. q. DeFrance. Mr.
and Mrs. VIM. Baxter, Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Sorem, ]. A. Allensworth
Frank Zellmcr. and E. F. Savage,
County Superintendent II. II. Han
son of Linton was . Braddock caller
Monday afternoon.
Mr.. Lane and daughter, Miss Edna
of Kintyrc, were Braddock business
callers Tuesday and incidentally call
ed on friends.
Miss Narcissus Mandigo returned to
her home in Bismarck Wednesday
! after visiting ut the home of hei
! brother, w. w. MandigO, for some
time.
Mrs. Rassen Aarvig was q pas.
senger to Bismarck Monday after
noon to have dental work done, re.
turning to Draddock Wednesday.
Mr.. Stem Of the local pool hal
is a patient in Bismarck hospital
Mrs. ]. d. McCusker and thret
children, who have been visiting
friends in Bisfarck and Mandan fOl
the past two weeks, returned home
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Wednesday afternoon.
DR.. Monteith Of Haxelton was call
ed to Braddock Wednesday during
the absence Of our local doctor to
attend Mrs. \. J. Thompson's little
girl, who Is now fully recovered
from her illness.
Miss Avis Carlisle. OF Wild Rose
township spent the weekend with
her friend, Miss Marian Barton.
The ladies Of thu Woodman circle
met in session at the city hall Wed
nesday evening. After the usual
routine Of business splendid lunch
was served by Mesdames Murphy.
Mikesell, and Mandigo. The next reg.
ular meeting will be- held Wednesday
afternoon, Sept. ], at which the cleo
ton Of officers will take place. All
members are requested to be in at
tendance.
Prof. and Mrs. II. NJ. Sherwin re-
turned Saturday afternoon from
several weeks visit with friends ut
the Minnesota lakes. While away
Wisconsin and also from stay at
Mr.. Sherwin had the misfortune to
have his ankle sprained. which, al
though somewhat improved, is still
causing him to use cane. The
Sherwins drove in with new special
Mrs. H. A. Carlisle and daughter,
six Studcbaker car.
Avis, were passengers to Draddock
Wednesday afternoon returning home
Friday.
Mrs..W. +. Mary arrived in Brad.
dock Thursday to look after her home
here. She returned to Bismarck Sat.
urday.
Mr. and Mrs. Christensen Of Fargo
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
G.. Staak few days this week, re.
turning home Wednesday. They were
accompanied home by their daughter
Helen, who has been the guest Of
Miss Marjorie Staak for couple OF
/ weeks.
/, Miss Gertrude Allensworth was a
! passenger to Bismarck Wednesday
afternoon to spend couple of days
with her aunt. Mrs. Slorby. She re.
turned home Saturday.
Mrs. H. W. Allen and Mrs. Nettie
Blakeman were the guests Of Mrs
| w. W. Mandigo Thursday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. O. Feltheim have
moved into the rooms over the poo
hall.
A baby boy was horn to Mr.. ane
Mrs. q. r. Martin ut the Bismarcl
hospital Wednesday, Aug. ls. Every
body is doing fine. Congratulations
Herman Junge, who was helping u
wire the school at Linton, returnct
home Thursday, but left Saturda,
afternoon for Ventura. N. ID.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Long returned
Saturday afternoon from a week.
visit ut Lake Bemidji. Mimi.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Davis oil
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Z HAVE SUCCESSFULLY
NEGOTIATED CHANNEL.

New York, Aug. 28.---LP1-Mrs. Cor
sons successful conquest Of the Eng
lish Channel increases the list Of
persons who have made the difficult
passage to seven.
Captain Matthews Webb, Of East
Bourne. England. made the swim
from Dover Sands. England, to San
gate Beach. France. August 24-25,
1875. in % hours and IS minutes.
Thomas William Burgess. Of Lon
don, England, swan from the Dover
Admiralty Pier to Cape Girls Nez,
France, September Sc, 1911, in %
hours and 35 minutes.
Henry Sullivan Of Lowell, Mass,
went from Dover Admiralty Pier to
Cape Girls Nee, August 6-6. 1928, in
q hours and q minutes.
Sebastian Tirabocchi, of Buenos
Aires, but native Of Genoa, Italy,
swan from Cape Girls Nez to Dover
Sands, England, August -1-l2, 1928,
in Is hours and % minutes.
Charles 10th Of Boston made the
swim from Cape Girls Nez to Dover
Sands, September SO, 1923, in 16
hours and 81 minutes.
Gertrude Ederle of New York swan
from Cape Girls Nez to Dover Sands,
August 6. 1926, in Ia hours and 81
minutes.
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JOHN RODGERS
LOSES LIFE IN
PLANE CRASH
CONTINUED from page one.)

Continued from page one.)
in years without member of the
family on its active roster. He was
the son of Admiral John A. Rodgers.
retired, and descendant of Com
mander John Rodgers, one of the
fathers Of the navy. It has been a
tradition that there has been John
Rodgers in the navy ever since there
was a navy.
The feat of Commander Rodgers
in the glorious failure of an attempt
ed nonstop flight from San Fran
cisco to Hawaii last September thrill
ed the world. In command of the sea-
plane PN-9, number l, he was forced
to descend almost within sight of his
goal because of lack of fuel. Rod
gers and his crew were adrift for nine
days in the Pacific ocean. His brav-
cry in keeping his ship afloat and
his four men in good spirits won the
commentator Of his chief and pro-
motion to post Of assistant chief
of the Bureau of Naval Aeronautics.
Commander Rodgers was born in
Washington. January Ii, 1885,
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Hazel and Helen Martin eutoed to
Bismarck Saturday afternoon.
| Mrs. VIM. Manly, nee Milly Weber,
spent couple Of days visiting 1t the
home Of her, parents. Mr.. and Mrs..
/. r. Weber. She returned to Bis
marck Saturday afternoon.
F. r. Briggs motored 70 Bismarck
Sunday afternoon. Mr.. Briggs con-
templates starting for Iowa Monday,
| where he will visit relatives and
then 20 on to Chicago, where he
win also visit with relatives. On
account of poor health. Mrs. Briggs
has been spending the greater part
Of the summer with her father at
Sioux City, Ia. se''3
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and w. J. Noggle will favor ~ vitA
solo entitled "Come Unto Me Ye
Weary" by F. w. Peace.
ZION Ey. LUTHERAN CHURCH
mission Synod)
EnN sf.h sfso0A ard AAonMaa a

ZION Ev. LUTHERAN CHURCH
mission Synod)
Fourth street and Avenue A.
]. v. Riche~t. Pastor.
Sunday, Aug. Goth.
$3.50 =. m. Sunday school. r'a
1880 =. m. Morning worship lceF'
Sermon: Rev. 2, II. ,"The First
Letter " the cnuscnt ~ Epues...
The remaining six letters wit be cx-
pounded in the subsequent German
morning services. lncre will We nO
evening services. The regular. Sun
day evening services will begin the
last SUNDAY in september, winch will
be conducted in the English language.
GERMAN EVANGELICAL. CHURCH
A. H. Ermel, Pastor.
Church. Eleventh and ,Thaycr SITS.
Services are conducted in the Ger
man language.
Sunday School ut 10 a. m.
Preaching services at II a.. m.
Evening preaching services, and
Holy Communion 1870 p. m.
A cordial invitation is extended to
all who prefer to worship God IN the
German language.
st. Georges Episcopal Y
Rev. f. H. Davenport, Rector.
ola Mandan Ave.
Thirteenth Sunday after Trinity.
a. m. Holy Communion.
IL q. nj. Mathis and sermon. IRE.
ligion and Amusement"
The church school sessions will be
resumed on the second Sunday il
September.
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Paul Smiths, n. Y. Aug. 28-(A9--
A message Of sympathy was sent by
President Coolidge to Rear Admiral
John A. Rodgers. retired. Of Havre de
issn sn Ro Ges.n ., ms
airplane accident at philadelphia yes
terday.
"Pleasc accept my deep and sim
cere symapthy in the sorrow which
has come to you." the president said.
Commander Rodgers life will be an
inspiration to the service as an exem-
plification Of the finest ideals Of our
navy"
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AUTOS FOR SALE

NE WISH to turn in q quarter unin-
numbered land near Anlidon, sew
enty-five per cent tillable, as part
payment on two or three popular
:. Geo iatc model closed cars, the
balance To be arranged for in cash.
Price So per acre. A. Y. More Com
pany, Union Transfer Bldg. Fargo
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EVANGELICAL. CHURCH

Church, corner 7th and ROSser SITS.
4. r. S.rutx. Pastor.
Sunday morning we will observe
holy communion. Rev. G. a. Bremen.
pres idimg elder Of the bismarck dis
trict Nill preach. Topic: Jesus
Alone" There will be special music.
Communion after the sermon. The
service begins ut 10 o'clock sharp.
Sunday school at ll:i5 .. NJ. We
are looking for full attendance.
There wilt be no F.. l.. c. +. meet
ing. but the evening service will be.
gin promptly ut 8 o'clock. The pastor
will preach on 1.-THE Ycarning of
God" Special music ut both services.
A cordial welcome to ALL
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CHURCHES
TRINITY ENGLISH LUTHERAN

Avenue G. and Seventh street,
/. G.. Monsoon, Pastor.
Services, Sunday morning, at iO:45,
Topic: "Why The Law"
Next Sunday all classes Of Sunday
School will commence again. Also
services Sunday evening.
Ladies Aid, Luther League, Chop
practice, and Other activities Of tine
church, will fro:n now on be IN full
swing again.
All Welcome.