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SALESMAN wAxftD

AN OLD, estAblished. nationally
known concern, rated AaAl, manu-
featuring = thoroughly high clas .
and diversified line OF advert sing
specialties and calendars .seeks q
capable salesman on d tull-tim9s Cd
elusive basis. Weekly advances
with monthly settlement Of commits.
sion on o liberal schedule, includ-
ing liberal allowance for mail and
repeat orders, etc. For preferred
attention, please give age, business
experience and reference first let
Ter. Address Reid Wilkin, Sales
Manager. Coskocton, Ohio.
statesmen make SIS % 500 every
week. Just taking orders for. the
Longwear line Of mems and vom,
ems guaranteed all leather shoes n
factory prices. Scllinx like wind.
fire. Write for samples. Longweal
Shoe Company, Dept. 80. Minneap.
oils, MINI.
SAtESMAN-farse Twin City Autc
Parts Manufacturing and Distribut-
ing Company. wants auto parts
salcsman to call on Wholesale deal
crs and garages. National Bushing
4 Parts Co., Inc. 1925 Harmon
plAct, Minnesptlis Mimi.
SALEsMEN,-Sl5 per week guar.
anteed. Fast selling gum and pea.
nut vendors, Trade in old ma.
chimes. j. Experience unnecessary
Jim Heap makes $500 per month
Peerless Products CO., OIL Camp.
bell street, Kansas City, Mo.
SALESMEN-Makc $500 per ordei
selling guaranteed hand tailored sl
wool suits, ovcrcoAts, 42S. 76-429.75
Elaborate outfit free. Immediate
personal service always. Henry
Adams, Dept. 1853, 1850 indiana
Ave.,, Chicago. !.
LIGHTNING strange battery com
pound. Charges dischar1sd batter.
les instantly. Eliminates old
method entirely. Gallon free u
agents. Ford Batteries $500
Lightning Co.. st. Paul. MINI.
PUNCHBOARD statesmen - making
small towns. One sale a day net,
you $lO5 weekly. Full commission
on repeats. K. 4 s. Sales Co, 434:
Ravenswood Ave-, Chicago.
siOO-y2OO WEEKLY. Big commission,
and weekly salary. Reliable house
Guarantee dealers turnover OF
money back. Rapid promotion
Anew Speciality Co., Cedar Rapids
Iowa. -1sss ., u. -
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SO. ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK

South st. Paul, Sept. 35--LR--Thc
general tendency in the cattle division
this week has been lower on all lines
Of grass fed offerings. while the small
run Of dryfcds offered sold about
steady, says tho weekly review Of the
United States department Of agricul-
turc. The decline which amounted u
uneycnly 15M25 cents or more came
about rs the result Of unusually heavy
receipts here which included the
heaviest run Of tho year as we'll as
sharply lower reports from outside
markets.
A new top Of 1850 was paid for
heavy dry fed steers. while ycarlings
reached 1850, with best grass fats up
to 9.65. Bulk Of the steer run. which
was grasscres, cashcd at 6.5OG7.75
with fat cows and heifers from 4.25
M6.50. all cutters at 3.25M4.0O. Bulls
held Mt 5.OOM55O. while vcalers
showed AN advance Of 100 and closed
mostly at 1850. Stocker and feeder
offerings followed the downturn on
killing classes, with n closing hulk Of
6.O0M7.OO on steers and i.0O0D5.5O on
cows and heifers.
Mixed trends were evident in the
hog house. where lightweights and
pigs worked lower, while medium
weight butchers and packing sows
sold higher. Hogs averaging around
200 pounds and down sold ut 12.5OM
1900 Friday. with closely sorted 200
to $50 pound weights at l3.i3l 1925.
Pak;ng sows sold at 1l.25@l1.5 so,
while pigs wound APP IS cents lower at
1850.
Fat lambs went into the windup on
Il strong to 25 cents higher basis than
- week earlier with the hulk at 1850
G13.6O, one choice deck up to 1915.
Culls held at 9.OO69.5O. while ewes
arc steady at 4.OO@6.50. Western
feeder lambs reached top Of 1900
this week.
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FOR RENT-A very nicely furnished
modern apartment, including. piano
pp6s ~ electrical convcnicnces,
Clean and warm. Always hot wa
TT. To responsible couple. S07
Fourth street.
FOR RENT--A furnished modern
61aytmeht. Also an unfurnished
modern apartment. A Z room part
y. modern house. close in. For
eele Z bed dufold. Phone 90S after
Up. m.
fOk REV Nicely furnished three
room apartment in new home jus,
completed. Private front entrance
Also basement garage for rent
323 Tenth street.
FOR RENT = Furnished apartments
The Laurain Apartments. Phone
!, 3OS. B. F. Flanagan, Prop.
FOR RENT Furnished apt. Also
: sleeping room. Call 434 during the
day and 06OI4J evenings.
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Tribune Classified Advertisements
PHO NE 32-
MALE HELP WANTED

WANTED-Full-timc man to sell sub
scrirtiOns to The Dakota Farmer,
first choice. Of Dakota fafMcrs
among farm papers. Experience not
necessary. Must have car. Steady
work and good pay for men who can
get business. Write Circulation
Manager, The Dakota Farmer. Alb
crdeen. s. D.. s.
TAKE orders for coffee, sugar, flour.
meats, canned goods,. staple gro,
ccries, also paints, radio sets, tires,
auto and tractor oils. No. capital or
bond required. We deliver and coli,
lcct. Permanent business. Big
pay. Write ut once. Hitchcock;
Han CO., Dent. $50, Chicago. IL
WANTED--iouns man q high school
education. good solicitor, resident
of Bismarck to work from $3.50 to
G:GO p. M. Full time at good pay,
IL ambitious. Inquire in person.
Inquire for Manager Of Western
Auto Company. Mandan, No. Oak.
GOVERNMENT PATROL INSPECT
TOR.-Guards needed frequently
for Canadian and other borders.
$3.50 yearly. Particulars free.
Write, Ozment, 33-P., st. Louis,
Mo. Immediately.
-
WANTED FARMER-Farmer's son or
man at once or soon as harvest IS
over to travel in country. Steady
work. Good profits. McConnon &
Company, Dept. 252, Winona, MINI.
WANIED-Men and women 70 learn
4Arber trade. Great demand, BIG
WSges. Few weeks completes. Cata-
lpx and special offer free. 1oleg
pavher COLLEGE,, Fareo. N Dab.
SALESMEN-l25 Varieties brushes,
60 per cent commission, $25-$1O0
weekly profit on Sub Agents. Neway
Brush Factory, Hartford, Conn.
MECHANICS WANTED-fIig Pay. We
get. jobs! FOR students. Write
Hanson Auto & Electrical School,
Fargo. N. d.
WANTED-Two men to pick corn.
Price Zoe per bushel. Write Oscar
Anderson, Box 1911, Bismarck, North
Dakota.
WANTED--Man with Ford, who can
lease advertising sites and sell
them. Write Tribune No. 81.
WANTED-A first class mechanic.
No other need apply.
Transportation Co.
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FOR SALE

TEN ROOM two story house, two
bath rooms, all modern and COM
/, plete and In good condition. Fine
trees, lawn and strawberry. Good
location. Price $52OO.00. Terms.
FIVE ROOM bungalow and bath, ex-
/. cellaat condition., garage, full lot,
fine garden. A dandy home. Price
$525O.O0. Terms.
FIVE ROOM cottage and hath, mod
ern, located north part Of town and
one block off pavement. Price
$4,000. Terms.
SEVEN ROOM house and bath, brick
succeed, modern and in good con-
dition, porch, tOxlbO foot lot. Price
$4,000 with small cash payment
balance monthly installments.
FIVE ROOM cottage partly modern,
practically new. garage, garden
lawn, and an excellen6s property
Price $4,000. Terms.
TEN ROOM two story house and
bath. good condition and modern
double garaee. 75xl5O foot lot. 10.
Gated on Fourth street. Prizes
$625O.OO. Terms.
FIVE ROOM bungalow and bath. cx-
ira bed room IN basement, built ID
fixtures, garage In basement. all III
dandy condition. Price $4650.00
$65O.OO cash, balance on monthly
installments.
OTHER equally good homes for sale
also lots in all parts Of town al
very reasonable prices. See VI
promptly and arrange to get set.
tied in your OWN HOME before
cold weather.
Phone 1873
INVESTORS MORTGAGE.
SECURITY COMPANY, INC
Office with First Guaranty
4. Bank
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RANGE or CARLOT SALES

Minneapolis, Sept. 25-(AD-- Range
Of carlot grain sales: Wheat No. l
dark northern 1.439sM1 .59L: No. 2
ditto 4SasG1.52l.: No. 3 ditto l.4lA
M91.51as: No. 1 dark hard winter.
l.41h; No. hard spring 1.55@l.55ss;
No. 5 mixed durum l .2S.
Barlc ysample grade 55GI86.
Corn No. 2 yellow 70.
Oats No. 4 white 35,x @3Sh..
Rye No. 2. VI 7k0793HA.
Flax No. l, 2.24ls@2.JOH.
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FARM LANDS

400 ACRES well improved. Only $6.25
an acre. Ready to make money for
you in Baxter Co., Ark; good farm
ing country, ready markets. advan-
tagcs; 240 acres wire-fcnccd, fertile
limesOil fields, springs and stream
for stock. estimated GOO, 900 #. tim
ber; fruit, good 4-room house, cx-
ccllcnt water, porch and shade, good
barn, tenant house and poultry
houses. $4,000 takes it to settle af-
fairs quickly. less than half cash.
a. J. Deatheragc. Care Strout
Agency, 1928 New York Life Bldg,
kanSns City Mo-
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CHICAGO GRAIN

Chicago, Sept. 25--tp--Cash wheat
No. red l.36: So. hard l.42.
Corn No. . mixed 1874; No. . yell
low 1914 1179i2.
Oats No. ) white Az: No. 3 white
i1I M42.
Rye No. 2. 98i:.
Barley 1918.
Timothy seed 5.25M5.75.
Glover seed 27.5O033.75.
Lard 14.l2.
Ribs Ii.75.
Bellies 100.
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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE
FOR SALE

I ROOM modern house in choice
residential section Of the city, east
front; extra sissd lot and bcauti-
full yard and trees; close to school,
$3.50.
ROOM modern house with earaec,
choice che location, nsar sechos's, g.
! ROOM modern house with garage,
in excellent nciehborhood, $3.50.
ROOM new modern house with ga
rage. close to schools and q
real bargain for $3.50.
ROOM modern house, east front
and select residence district. $4,000,
We have houses and lots in all
parts Of the city for sale and will
be pleased to show them 20 prospec-
tive buyers.
HARVEY HARRIS & COMPANY
J. T. Jackson, Manager.
q Aoskins Block
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EXTRA VALUES

OSA ASN vZA1SoA1N
FORD truck with transmission, cab
and dray bed, $3.50.
FORD truck with cab and dray bed,
$500.
FORD truck chassis with transmits
sion, $195.
FORD truck chassis, $l45.
FORD truck with transmission, cab
and grain tank, $3A5.
ONE trailer with rubber tires, $35.
ONE 1925 Ford Sedan, $500.
ONE 1925 Ford Tudor. $3.50.
ONE 1925 Ford touring, 5000.
ONE 1923 Chevrolet Sedan, 1926.
ONE 1923 Chevrolet Sedan, $3.50.
EASY TERMS
This is what one Of many Of our
used car buyers have to say: "Ar-
rived in Glendale, Calf, after travel
ing 5000 miles. Used 125 gallons of
gas and gallons of oil. Other ex-
pcnscs only Soc. No trouble. l sure
like the Chevrolet. Prank Prater,
12l Allen Ave-"
CAPITAL CHEVROLET COMPANY
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WWDWS FUk, W6NT
FOR RENT--Two light. housekeeping
rooms, also for. sale s dining room
tables, marble toy, and heating
stove. At a reasonable price. Phone
23l or call at Nicola Grocery.
FOR RENT-Two modern rooms,
clean and comfortable. Four blocks
from Post Office. Rent reasonable.
Call at IL Thaycr St.. for further
Information or nhone GOAL.
FOR RENT-Partly furnished light
housekeeping rooms with or with.
out garage. One block east of
Roosevelt school. l24 Ave. a West.
FOR RENT-A nice furnished room,
home. Would prefer two. young
men. Near capitol. oil Sixth st.
FOR RENT-Furnished room in mod
ern home. Comfortable for win
ter, close in, private entrance. At
322 Second street. Phone 644W:
FOR RENT-Furnished room for
tight housekeeping. 81l Front
| street. Phone AIT NJ. Inquire at
Peacock Art Shop, Annex Bldg.
FOR RENT-Two rooms suitable for
light housekeeping. All modern.
! Gas. First floor. Private en-
trancc.-lOl6 Bdwy.
FOR RENT-A warm furnished room
in q modern home. Good location.
Call evenings. 122 Ave. A. Phone
8l2W.
FOR RENT-Light housekeeping
rooms. kitchcnette and closet. al
lifth st. Phone 273.
FOR RENT-Light housekeeping
rooms furnished. 3O7 Seventh St.
South. Phone 466M.
FOR RENT-A newly furnished room,
Y in new home. Call 973LJ. 319
Park Ave.
for RENT-Four rooms over Knowles
Jcwelry store. Apply to r. A..
Knowles.
FOR RENT-A large furnished warm
room in modern home. II Ave.
b West.
FOR RENT-One sleeping room. Cali
960LJ after $3.50.
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CHICAGO p0l,LTRY

Chicago, Sept. c5-OPJ-- Poultry
alive steady; receipts nine cars; fowls
i9M25; snrings I8G2g1s; turkeys "a;
ROSTERS Is: ducks "a; geese 10.
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WANTED TO RENT--Two or three
room furnished or partly Furnished
apartment by October 1st or soon
after. Write Tribune No. 80.
WANTED-A six or seven room
house TO rent. Also three light
housekeeping rooms. Write Trib-
unc care No. 20.
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MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN

Minneapolis. Sept. 25--(P)-Wheat
receipts 21O cars compared to 5l3 a
year ago. Cash No. northern l.39 -
n Laps; No. dark northern spring,
choice to fancy I.48ls a .52hs; good
1.42H@1.53is; No. / dark hard Mon
tana on track l.3slsMl. 46M: to ar
rive 1.3Sis a. 1.46is; May 1.455s: Sept
1885,; September winter 1913; De-
cembcr l.%lls.
Corn No. 8 yellow 75HG77is.
Oats No. 3 white 30 7s@4O7s.
Barley 53667.
Rye No. 2, @1A@A8a4.
Flax No. ], 2.27is asst.
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WORTH A 2 CENT STAMP?
1T is being earned by both part and
full time agents selling Autograph
Xmas Cards individually mono
grammcd TO 3 out Of 10 people they
meet in offices. shops and homes.
Lowest price and largest commits
sion in America paid daily. II you
want really big money, write today
for instructions and Free Samples
The Autograph Xmas Card Company
Of America.
Hawthorne station Chicago. Ill
EARN 800 weekly selling "Stylc Tail.
Orcd" shirts, neckties and work
clothes dircct-to- wearer. Elabor-
ate outfit free Howard Shirts
1917 VanBuren ST., Chicago.
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Minneapolis, Sept. 25--(U. S. ID. Of
A.)--Potatoes: Moderate wire i'm
quiry. demand moderate. market
stronger. Carload delivered sales,
freight only deducted. Minneapolis
and st. Paul rates. sacked cwts early
Ohios. round whites. U. S. No. and
partly graded l.0562.O0; few at 2.O5.
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POTATOES

Chicago, Sept. 25--GP) Potatoes,
receipts 122 cars; on track 323, total
U. S. shipments 7O9; trading fair.
market steady; Wisconsin sacked and
ordinary to poor 1.00M2.1O; Mime
according to quality and condition:
Minnesota and North Dakota sacked
Red river Ohios .35M25O; Idaho
sacked rurals 2.3502.5O.
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New York. Sept. 26-(R-Liberty
bonds closed: 8 les s1o0.lS; Tn
iOl.2S: second 4 las 10O.le: third 4
1-4s lOl.3: fourth 4 Ids lOe.5: y. 8
G. 8 3-4s 101.15; ditto Is 1925; ditto
4 1-4s 1924. 49,
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MINNrApOIIs FLOUR

Minneapolis, Sept. 25--tP-Flour
unchanged to 10 cents lower: in car
load lots family patents quoted at
7.95@6.lN barrel in 0e.potind cotton
sacks. Shipments O9,983 barrels.
Bran 2i.SO.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE

Chicago, Sept. % --(Ap)-- Butter low
er: receipts 9.01S tubs: creamery cx-
tras ~; standards Ala; extra firsts
42@43; firsts 37ia0ni 40; seconds 81
M36.
Eggs unchangcd; receipts 5,OO7
clyoS .I@ n z.
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FAnf.O RIJfrER

Fargo, n. D., Sept. Is -Op9- But.
ter Tat, churnine cream 4e;; packing
stock -.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

ADDRESS CARDS at home. Big cash
income weekly. No selling. Ex-
perience unnecessary. Stamped en-
velope brings particulars. Heigcx
Company, 3749 N. HAlstcd, Chicago,
Room ..
LADlES-Make $500 for three hours
work at home. No selling. Send
stamped envelope for particulars.
COSMOS MFG. CO., 44Ol Broadway,
Room l, Chicago.
LADIES-Honcst, sincere people, ad-
dress envelopes for our advertising
campaign. Experience unnecessary
no canvassing. Profitable, interest
ing works. Saxony Co., liz West
42nd, N. Y.
LADitS-We pay SIG hundred gliding
greeting cards. Pleasant spare time
work. No selling. Information ad-
dressed envelope. Modern Card
gag Fifth Ave. N. Y.
LADIES We PAY $500 per 100 to
Gid Greeting Cards, free particu-
lars for addressed envelope. York.
Vile Card. Dept. KID 864, Lexington
Ave-. N. Y.
BE UCCE$$FUL-Learn Auto and
Electrical Business. Write for Free
Catalog. State Auto and Electrical
School, Box H877, Aberdeen, South
Dakota.
WORK AT HOMES dozen making
scarfs. Experience unnecessary. No
canvassing. Particulars for stamp,
Limit Service Inc, 1911, Lynn
Mass.
WANTEN = Competent maid for
housework and cooking. Family Of
three adults. Mrs. G. NJ. Dahl, 6l5
Fifth street. e
WANTED - Competent girl for gen,
cral housework. Good wages. Ap.
NV 2O9 W. Rosscr 81. Phone 922M
WANTED-Compctcnt girl for gen
cral houscwork. 50 Ave A.. Mrs. E.
a. Hughes. ~
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY

FOR SAkE--sA neat three chair bar
Der shop. Good business in live
town. Reason for selling. leaving
city. Write Tribune No. 28.
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OFFICE ROOM FOR RENT
FOR RENT-Office formerly occupied
by Attorney Burke Fourth street.
See r. d. Hoskins or s. A. Florin
Of the Business Service Co.
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AuTOMOBIL ES-MOTORCYCLES
For Sale

For Sale
FOR SALE - Practically new Stude-
baker Sedan, 1926 Model. Standard
6, 200 Fifth Avenue N. W. Phone
leaW. Nandan. =.
FOR SALE-Ford Tudor Sedan. Good
shape, good tires. bargain Tor
cash sale. Phone 1O99M for DEM
onstration.
FOR SALE--Thrce months old Chev-
rolet Coach, fully equipped. excel
lent condition. Write care Tribune
No. 26.
FOR SALE-One 1922 Model Ford
Touring Car Cheap il taken at
once. Call Annex Hotel
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BOARD AND ROOM
BOARD WANTED-A good reliable
II year old bow wants furnace to
care for and chores to do for his
hoard while going to school. Call
+. J. McGillis. Phone 800.
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lfotoe.1fivsh roller skates ars =
new nd h Germany.
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RURNrrUhB ron SALE
FOR SALE-A large dining table.
Phenc 773.
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1900; fat ewes 40; range feeding
lambs laps. IL
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MISCELLANEOUS

CAPITAL CHEVROLET COMPANY
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WANTED TO RENT

r. Z. YOUNG
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APARTMENTS

GEO. NJ. REGISTER.
Evening star., 1926-04-01
PLAN HORSE SHOW
AT ARL|NGT0NPARK
National Capital Exhibition
Officials Aided by Brig.
Gen. Rockenbach.

Through the generous assistance
of Brig Gen. Samuel d. Rockenbach
and officials of the Department OIL
Public Buildings and Public Parks
plans have been completed for holding
the regular Spring running Of the
National Capital horse show at AIRING
ton Park, Va, beginning May "A.
Announcement of this decision was
made yesterday by a committee mead
ed by Melvin c. HaZen, which visited
number of sites near Washington
that had been offered for the SHOW
following the fire which destroyed
the grandstand and stables at airing
ton Park during the Winter. None
of these places, however, was found
suitable.
On the committee with Mr.. Hazen
were Maj. Harry Leonard, Maj. Z. L..
Scott, Emory Gallagher and John
Gheen. Among the places visited
were the fair grounds both at Rock.
vile and Fairfax Court House. a site
at the Montgomery Country Club and
another at the Congressional Country
Club, all of which the committee was
obliged to decline as Vnsuited to the
particular purposes Of the show.
Just when it seemed that the Ma
tional Capital Horse Show would have
to be abandoned this Spring, Gen.
Rockenbach offered the use of the tenn.
porary stands at Fort Myer and also {.
number of large tents to be used for
the lunchroom and other purposes,
which will be moved TO Arlington
Park. Maj. Carey Brown OF the Office
of Public Buildings and Public Parks
also offered invaluable assistance and
it was found that the damage done by
~ ,fNA1 nngf1N
result From the standpoint of at
tractiveness, those in charge declare
the show grounds will be better than
ever. The stables and section of the
grandstand will be rebuilt at cost of
$4,000, so that the accommodations
will be as good, if not better, than
heretofore.
The opening date for the horse show
has been delayed until May IA, ex
perience having proved that earlier
showings were invariably interrupted
by severe rains. The show will then
Evening star., 1926-04-01
CLUBS AIMS EXPLAINED.
Women's Groups Leaders Speak at
Soroptimist Luncheon.

The aims and purpose OF various
women's organizations We're described
by a long list of speakers at lunch
con of the Soroptimist Club in the
La Fayette Hotel yesterday.
Speakers were Mrs. Ruby Lee Minar
of the Soroptimist Club; Miss Hetty
Anderson. secretary of the Y. w. {. A.;
Mrs. Anna +. Hendley, president or
the Susan 3. Anthony Foundation;
Mrs. Eugene stevens, president of the
twentieth Century Club; Mrs. Charles
Montgomery of the W. c. 7. T.; Mrs.
Grace Riley Of the Women's City
Cmb Mrs. II. S. Nulli<en, president
of the District League Of American
Pen Women. and Mrs. Leonard B:
SchIoss. president of the Council OF
Jewish Women.
Evening star., 1926-04-01

Apple Trees-Mammouth Black Twigs
and Sayfords; both Winesaps. 35c;
for ST.
Eagendale Gamma Bulbs-red blooms
and bronze foliage. Height about )
feet. &c each; 60c Dozen 80
Dahlia Tubers, loc each; ST. dozen.
Evening star., 1926-04-01

1928 Twenty-second street. who re
Gently sued Mrs. Dunham to recover
for bust made by the sculptor at
her request, 1t was stated.
Noble, through Attorney John S.
Hornback, says the lawyers in
pleading in defense of his suit against
their client made a statement reflect
ing on the sculptor, which. he
claimed, was "immaterial and scan
dalous," and which the court, on mo-
tion of Attorney HOrnback, eXpunged
from the record. He has suffered in
his reputation, the sculptor claims,
from the alleged libelous statement
Evening star., 1926-04-01

Grapes-the standard variety OF Con
cords. 35c: 3 for ST..
Gladiola Bulbs-assorted varieties in
Guiding American. Panama. Niagara
Schwaben, Lily White and Hy0rds
SC each; SOC dozen.
Iris, 10c each.
Housewares Section. Fifth floor
Evening star., 1926-04-01
ASSOCIATION TO BANQUET,

The Society of Natives will hold
it's annual banquet at the Mayhower
Hotel on Thursday, April 10, at
O'Clock. A musical program will bc
given by well known vocal artists of
the city Dancing will follow the
dinner from o'clock to midnight.
with music furnished by the Ymra
Orchestra.
Members of the society are invited
to bring guests. Tickets. at $3.50
each, can be obtained from Lee -.
Latimer, chairman of the banquet
committee. at 907 Fifteenth street.
Evening star., 1926-04-01
Asks Will Interpretation.

Frank S. Bright surviving trustee
Under the will of Mrs. Dorothy Jay
Madeira, today asked the District Su-
preme Court to construe certain por'
tions of the will and to appoint
guardians for the children. Attorney
II. Stanley Hinrichs appears for the
tf,sfpa
Evening star., 1926-04-01
TWO STORES ROBBED.
Chain Grocery One of Those Enter

Robbery OF another chain store,
that of the Atlantic & Pacific Tea
CO. at Fifth and II streets, has been
reported to the police. Entrance was
gained through a transom, as at
several other stores. The thief got
S12 from the cash register. cigarettes
and candy.
A similar robbery was committed
last night at the store of Peter l..
Chaconas. 222S Eighteenth street.
Cigarettes and candy worth SO. also
s. in cash. We're stolen Entrance
was gained also over a rear door.