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For Lucky Strike Ignite.
Phone 81.

Chicago, Jan. o9.-(P)-Martin
Durkin, automobile thief and
gunman. pleaded not guilty today
to- two charges of murder and
his trial was set for April 5.
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FOR RENT-Comfortabl room, al
so garage by first Of February.
4O9-5th st. 1-29-3t
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FOR RENT-Fullv modern five room
house, also partly modern house.
Phone APT or 592M. 1-29-1t
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MISCELLANEOUS

FUR SALE Up-to-datc furniture:
all in good conditions; diving room
suite consisting of Overstuffcd dav-
export and chair, Windsor rocker
and floor lamp; twO-tOnc walnut
dining room set consisting Of buff
fct! cxtensio table and six chairs;
two. tone walnut bedroom suite con-
sisting Of bed, dresser, dressing
table. bench and rocker; also ena-
mel kitchen table, threcburncr gas
stove, walnut Simmons bed, COM
plctc. and dr0p-side cot; reasonably
priced. Call ll42W. l-27-tf
BABY CHICKS Strong husky six
teen leading varieties from certi-
fled farm flocks. Buy Northern Bred
Quality Live. delivery catalogue
free. Caledonia Hatchery, Gale
donia, MINI. Dept. B..
GERMAN Police Dogs. pups by I'm
ported Fully Police Trained Bjorn
vom Schutzenteich PHI. will consid-
err good shot gun in trade, further
information write Walarich Ken
nels, Cooperstown, N. Oak.
1885,
FOR SALE-Eight lots up to grade
on Eleventh street, between Ave-
nues f and F. near school and
high school. J. Blanchard, Fair
view, Mont. l-25-1w
SKATE SHARPENING US a
trial and we will show you that we
know how. Modern Machine Works,
92l Front St., Bismarck, N. Oak.
l-28-3t
FOR SALE-Fresh milk cows and
six big teams of horses. J. f.
Chesak, IL l-2' miles south Of Bis
marck. l-26-2w
FOR SALE---Second hand electric
washer, on easy terms. Call 1l1
and ask for Mr.. Swanson. l-22-tf
FOR SALE-Two-tone seamless AK
minister 9xl2 rug. almost new, $35.
Phone 1O86W. 422 LIST 1t. l-28-3t
HAY FOR SALE-No. l clean Alfalfa
$500 ton in stack, 10 miles south
If town Phone 6l8J. 1-28-lw
FUK SALE--tireproof safe. 80 &c
60. Murphy. Phone ST.
I-29-3t
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Let's Charleston TO thu
"UniOn RagadOres." A. 0
u. w. Hall Sat. Mite.
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pOTATOE0

Chicago. jan 90 otatoes:.
Receipts 60 cdi1;. total u; IL, ship-
mcnts 404; trading rather slok; mar
ket Just about stsady: lliaconSir;
sacked round 1hitea MAO 100.
Minnesota sacked round whites $40
to 1856; Idaho sacked ruasets beat
3.05; poor $50.
Minneapolis. Jan. PAtAkQes:
Light wire innulgy: d6Man IT
slow. market ateedy. sC2&l< -.
glivsreA SIDES. retght enl z 8 fdl
AlFHneSpslSs- 81. Paul. rad1s - ~
sales to establish market.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE

WANTED -Housekeeper. Woman IS
years or more. On small farm.
No family. Address p. 0. Box AZ,
Emerson, NJ Oak. l-20-3t
WANTED-Girl for general house
work. Mrs. Ii. X. Skccl, 223 West
Thayer. 1-28-tf
WANTED-Cook ut Hoffman's Cafe.
l-2S-3t
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BANK RECORDS
RULED OUT IN
EWERT TRIAL.
Only Document Bearing Evi.
dence Of Ewert Connec.
tions Admissible

Faulkton. S. D., Jan. 29.--LR,-En-
tries in the books Of the National
bank Of Commerce were barred to-
day by Judge J. H. Bottum as evil
dence in the Ewert embezzlement
trial. This throws out virtually all
of the banks records introduced by
the state.
Only those documents, the court
ruled, bearing evidence of personal
connection Of A. w. Ewert, on trial
for embezzlement Of S2l 900 in rural
credit funds, are admissible.
The court admitted all rural credit
board records, the black ledger book
in which Ewert kept an account of
rural credit deposits, all checks,
drafts and letters signed by the de-
PENDANT and the ledger sheet of the
Union Trust company.
New shipment HOOvel
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Tribune Classified Advertisements
PHI O II IL 32
MALE HELP WANTED

WANTED-Men and women to learn
barber trade. Great demand, big
wages. Few weeks completes. cat
alog and special offer free. Moler
Barber College. Fargo. N: D.
WAtTED-Male bOokkeeper, A
references required. Good opror-
tunity for right man. Wholesale
experience preferred. Write +. o.
Box 1877, Mandan, N. Oak.
1-27-tf
WANTED--First class man to work
on farm for this coming season, to
start ut once. Pay big wages. J. +.
Chesak, ~ l-2 miles south Of Bis
marck. 1-26-lw
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FOR RENT Partly modern house,
partly furnished, 4 lots. barn,
chicken house and garage. 4l1-So.
10th st. Call GOBLIN. 1-27-dt
FOR RENT Warm light housekeep
ing apartment. suitable for two;
garage also for rent 422 Fifth st.
1-28-3t
FOX RENTAL Mohawk. broom apt.
suitable for 2 or 3Nboys or girls
with board. Phone las. 1-264t
FOR RENT-Two furnished apart
ments. Phone 794W. Geo. W.
Little. 120-tf
FOR RENT--Fully modern five room
house. Phone APT or Som.
1-27-1w
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FARGO BUTTER
Fargo, N. D., Jan. 20.-Butter tat.
crssm ~; packing stock 60.
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For Lucky Strike Ignite
Phone 81.
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FOR SALE OR RENT
HOUSES AND FLATS

FOR RENT-Desirable 8-room mod
ern house including bed rooms.
Hot water heat. Well located.
George M. Register.
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BISMARCK GRAIN
(EuPnlshed nv Russell. Miller Col

cent per pound discount under 56
lbs, Ear corn 8 cents under shell.
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FOR SALE--Eight lots up to grade
on Eleventh street, between Ave-
nues f and F. near school and
high school. J.. Blanchard, Fair
view. Mont. l-25-1w
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WORK WANTED
statesmen
DISTRICT MANAGERS AND
CAL NCMNN

nationally advertised corporation
wants to train several men for field
executive positions. Opportunity to
make money is unlimited. Exper-
fenced statesmen preferred. Must be
ambitious and come we'll recon-
mended. See James A. Solsten.
Grand Pacific Hotel. Hours 5 to
D. M. and IL a. m. to p. m. Fri
day and Saturday. 1-29-2t
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SKATE SHARPENING US a
trial and we will show you that we
know how. Modern Machine Works,
92l Front ST., Bismarck, N. Oak.
"a
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FOR SALE-Fresh milk cows and
six big teams of horses. J. f.
Chesak, Il l-2' miles south Of Bis
marck. l26-2w
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New Britain herald., 1926-11-11
This Is CANNED FOODS WEEK

A week. set aside each year, in which groeers all over the country cooperate with the eanners in making it possible for you to lay in your winter supply of CANNED FOODS. so that you may enjoy the convenience of having quan- tity on hand at all times. and the widest variety for your table. You can we'll afford to do this, as CANNED FOODS
 will keep indefinitely.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-11
This Week Special Inducements Are Offered You In CANNED FOODS

And when you stop to consider that CANNED FOODS are the fresh, ripe tender, product, prepared in sanitary manner, and that they retain all their wholesome. nutritve qualities, you it to yourself to provide more of these proper. nourishing foods on your table. Buy in large quantties-buy CANNED FOODS by the case and reduce your expenses. worries and
 inconvenience.
Evening star., 1926-06-14
EAST FALLS CHURCH
BACKS WATER BONDS
Citizens Vote Approval Of Airing
ton Project After Hearing Speeches
Explaining Plans.
Special Dispatch to The Star.


CLARENDON, Va. June a. New
friends for the proposed $750.000
water bonds. the issuance Of which
will he decided at a special election
tomorrow. wers made. following ad-
dresses on the water plan by Asa +.
Phillips. consulting engineer to the
Arlington County Board of Water
Supply: ". e. Saffeil. chairman of the
Arlington County Water Supply Com
mission. and l.. g. McNemar. member
of the latter commission. before
mass meeting of East Falls Church
citizens Saturday night. The meeting
una nimously indorsed the plan
Charles r. Kincheloe presided.
Fear that East Falls Church would
not he able to get the water seemed
to he the chief concern of the gather
ing. This was occa stoned by the fact
that the water main running toward
Falls Church. as shown on the map
circulated by the water board. stopped
at the Falls Church corporation line.
Asked why it was not contemplated
to run the main into Falls Church.
Mr.. Phillips told his audience that IL
was because the water board had no
jurisdiction beyond the corporation
line. bnt that il the people Of that
community wanted the water they
could have the main extended hv hav.
Evening star., 1926-06-14
count" IS JAILED
! ON W|FE'S CHARGE
Self Styled French NobIeman
Arrested at Movie With
] Society Girl.
nv tho 4 ssociated Press.

Rv tho Associated Press.
NEW YORK. June a. charged
with desertion by Mrs. Esther Was
man ne Winthrop. Mass. a mar claim
ing to he Count Paul Anatole Monte
X being held in the Richmond County
Jail for extradition to Masss chusetts
HIS wife charges that he is simply
Nicholas Wasman, horn in Canada, of
Eunanian birth.
was French noheman, Was arrest
ed few DAYS ago while attending
motion picture shSw at Newport
with A society girl Of the place. His
arrest. however. did not become
known until Yesterday. The count
claims that he is the victim of a
frame-up.
Officer Goes for Count"
WINTHROP. Mass. June "a (P)-
police inspector. with eXtradition
papers. will leave for New York to-
day to bring hack Count Monte" 10
face his wife's charges OF DESERT ion.
First intmation that there was n
Count Monte in this vicinity came
when the self-styled French noble
man was named by Lyndon Y.
Grover. wealthy Lynn shoe manu-
facturer. In his srit for divorce
against his wife. Eleanor. about
year ago Grover charged that the
count was accepted by the family
a. q suitor to his daughter. hut that
his affections were extended to his
wife.
The count" testified that he was
the son Of the Marquis de Ia Fiore
Of Paris hut Growers counsel brought
ont that few wears ago he was
SH5-a- week salesman in one Of
Growers Boston shoe stores.
Evening star., 1926-06-14
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have hreu rcp"rtct'
10 the Health Department IN the last
honre
Iames II E'ne. Sc. 400 South Clifton
Terrace
America Y narne So l1t5 Bard 81
ANDREW Keefe - r'nlted states Soldiers
Home
Louls sel-le ;i. George Washington Hos,
Wral
Label Mcclure - I30t Potomac ave. sc.
Renlar1,r Guy. rs. Euls"opaI Eye. Far and
Throat HOsnital.
Maurice e Palmer 50 on route to George
town Hosrltal
Tony RlasloIi 10 Gaiineer Hosn,ial.
Bernard Jcserh MrKeouch - Fpscopal
Eve. Ear and Throat Hospital.
Viola Baker g Chlldrens Hospital.
Ida scorlio -. 1910 Irving ST.
Anna Jaurlnta Fmhrey. i3 months. fh,i-
irens Hos tai
ceorse -cott sf .''s Ho,.l man -. .c.
Mary A-rste,4h. 81. 1856 rarrolihnrc
81.
Mar, e Robinson -. Columbia Hnsritaf
Minnie Mavo. ~. GallIncer Hospital.
James IONS. 80 Freedmen Ho-nital
HATTIE Bell. 81. Nu.lnta ave. -"
Cecrelr Chri=,lar. - caliin~cr H"-nita ai
Glad'- Marie nrs =. 80. "Ir "ud 81. 81
Evening star., 1926-06-14
Woman Bootleggggers
In Silk Hosiery Reap
#.ss y
Fortune in Rumania

BY the Assnciated Press
RICH Arrest. June a. Boot.
legsers In silk stockings are reap
ing fortunes in Rumania. There
Ia a prohibitive duty on silks,
lingerie. perfumes and articles de
luXe' generally.
But the Rumanian woman. who
is the heSr dressed in the Balkans
demands these articles AT any cost.
The result is. that hootleggars
many Of them women. bring in
clandestinely thousands of pairs Of
Partisan silk hosiery and sell them
to the retail stores or direct to
users.
Their profits are enormous. Last
wear the government confiScate ed
k1o0.hnO worth of silk stocks and
other expensive articles Of feminine
wear. silk stockings of the hest
quality cost in Rumania $40
pair. silk lingerie costs from ScA
10 S1S.
Evening star., 1926-06-14
TEN ARE GRADUATED.
Clarendon Parochial School Chill
dren Receive Diplomas.

Special Dispatch to The Star
CLARENDON, Va, June 14.-Rey
F. j. l-ackey. pastor of ST. Charles
catholic Church. the principal speak
err at the graduating exercises Of 6,
Charles Parochial School. Yesterday.
in the church. urged the graduates
not tn stop their schooling
Diplomas were presented by Father
LackeN 10 the following Virginia
Mcdonald, Ralph Batch Ellsworth h
Simpson. Charles Howell. Mamie
Smith, Catherine McGrann. Celeste
kloss. Fred Burrows, Helen Watkins
and Richard Preston. The exercises
ended with songs by the pupils Of the
school and benedictior by Rev. Edwin
Johnston. assistant pastor
Three-fourths Of all employes OF
principal business concerns in Guate
mala must he Guatemalans, according
to new law.
Evening star., 1926-06-14

nearby Maryland, William Hawkins,
colored, % years old, who resided at
Clinton. Md. losing his life.
Hawkins was driving home from
southern Maryland about ! O'Clock
Yesterday morning and was near
r b when his car is reported 10 have
left the road and landed in a ditch.
Hawkins was brought to Providence
Hospital, where he died later in the
day.
Three children were among the in
iured Yesterday. One was William
Thomas. 2 years old, 1915 Cham
plain street. who ran against a, ma
chine at sixteenth street and Column
ba road and cut his head. Another,
Evening star., 1926-06-14

ing the town council make a formal
request to the county water board
The citizens committee for sound
water plan" an opposition group.
brought an airplane into play yester-
day morning to spread hs views on
the proposed plan for getting the
water, Circulars were dropped in all
of the thickly settled areas of the
county.
Evening star., 1926-06-14
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage lcenses have heen issued to the
following:
wiuiap, 8. Foster ard Ella Johnson, both
OF Baltimore. Md
irwin J.. RIce and Elsie c. Mason both
Of Baltimore Md.
George f. Sears Of Wahasso Fla. and
Margaret w McGary Of Frederick shIrc. Va.
Norman r Kline Of Ph,iadelrhia. Pa and
Jus T. Freeman of this CITY.
Charles l.. Nicely and Agnes Y. Nash.
william H Gordon and Mary l.. Scott.
both of Richmond Va.
John Mooney Of Nashville Tenn. and
Anrela G. Rcria@ of this 'ity.
tthawar NJ. Justice ri DAYTON. ohto. and
Catherine n IndecfaH Of THIS o,tv,
Julian MAYNARD NJ th,~ 'ity and FLORENCE
: Nalcor, Of Ncw York CITY.
.Iav 6 Hayden and Loretta T Pitcher,
Esiuin r. nooline and Thelra l.. kestors"n,
Evening star., 1926-06-14
MRS. CAVANAUGH DIES.
Widow of Martin Cavanaugh Sue
cumbs at rs.

Mrs. Mary Cavanauch rs years old
widow Of Martin Cavanaugh dief AT
the residence of her son. Timothy l.
Cavanaugh. 303S Dent place. yester~
day after a long illness.
Mrs. Cavanaugh was horn in Ire
land. but had lived the greater part
of her life in montgomery County. Md
She leaves four sons. Timothy J..
James, Joseph and Bernard Cava~
naugh. and 10 grandchildren
Funeral services will he conducted
in st. Mary's Catholic Church, Rock
vile. Md. tomorrow morning at $40
o'clock. Interment will be in the
Catholic Cemetery at Rockville
Evening star., 1926-06-14

Three-year-old Lloyd Johnson, re.,d
ing at 1928 Fourth street, was knock
ed down az New Jersey avenue and
M street and slightly hurt.
Evening star., 1926-06-14

Sollie Sideman, 5 years old Fifth
and Q streets, was knocked down by
an automobile on the street near his
home and cut over his right eye.
Evening star., 1926-06-14
AUTO CRASH VICTIM
DIES OF INJURIES
Three Children Among Those Hurt
by Automobiles in Dis
trict Yesterday.

Weekend traffic accidents claimed
several victims in this city, but the
only fatality in the Vicinity was In
Evening star., 1926-06-14
Rudolph Back at Desk.

Commissioner Cuno ~ Rudolph re
turned to his desk A. the District
Building todav after an absence ~ al
most a week With Mrs. Eudoirh. he
Commissioner went to Atlantic City
to celebrate their silver wedding ami
verS3rr
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1926-06-24

Harold Thompson returned
Monday evening from Missoula
where he has been taking q pre-
legal course, at the state univer-
sity.
A c. Hopke of Poplar was
shopping in Wolf Point Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Language and
children Of Kahle were in Wolf
Point on business and shopping
Tuesday.
Mrs. Thomas Ryan was dis
charged from the Wolf Point hos
pital Monday.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1926-06-24

Fred Frsihm Of Havre was in
Wolf Point Monday.
R. J. Moore made a business
trip to Glasgow Tuesday.
Louis Bailey of Riverside I'M
derwent a minor operation in this
city Tuesday.
Robert Jelley returned Sunday
evening from the University of
Montana at Missoula where he has
been taking a pre-legal course,
and is now at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. R. S. Jel-
ley of the Northside.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1926-06-24

K. c. Parker, representing
Hart, Schaffner and Marx, was
here from Chicago Tuesday call
ing on local trade.
o. c.. Johnson made a business
trip to Glasgow Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thorn Of
Washington arrived Friday eve
ming for a visit with the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Thorn
who reside north of town.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1926-06-24
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE

Miss Lena Ahrens of Chicago
arrived here Saturday morning
for a visit with relatives who live
near Vida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Goolsby Of
Hamblin were Saturday visitors
with friends in town.
Mesdames Vern Hubbard, Frank
Steele and John Bakken motored
to Poplar Friday afternoon.