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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-08-28
FOR SALE

TWO STORY six room house. three
bedrooms, full basement. furnace
heat. maple floors. double garage,
east front, fine lawn and shrubbcry.
Convenient to schools. Price $3.50
with terms.
FIVE ROOM, one story cottage. fully
modern. Maple floors. two sleep
ing rooms. bath. Hot air furnace.
Lot 60xl5O. East front. Price
$3.50O. $1,000 cash down payment
With terms on balance.
SIX ROOM one story cottage. fully
modern. semi-business property.
Lot ISxl40 feet. This is choice
investment at sl,7OO with 81 1000
cash and 6 per cent Interest. on bal.
ancc.
TWO STORY six .oom house. full
basement. hot water heat, maple
floors. three sleeping rooms with
closets. bath. Convenient to
schools. Price 5000 with terms.
ONE STORY five room bungalow.
not water heat. maple floors, full
basement. House in excellent con.
dition. Price $3.50 with terms.
EIGHT ROOM two story house. three
sleeping rooms. two sun porches,
two fire faces. full basement d.
vided into vegetable. laundry and
furnace room. Maple floors thru
out. Garage attached. Lot 75xl4O.
Price $1,000 with terms.
LOANS promptly closed on improved
city property.
INSURANCE written in good reliable
companies.
1T WILL pay you to call on me be-
fore you buy, you can't do any bet
ter and NAV do much worse. have
large listing Of choice houses and
lots for sale in all parts Of the city
and when sou think Of Real Estate,
Loans and Insurance, think Of
PRICE OWENS
Eltingc Block. Room Is. Tel. Al
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FURNITURE FOR SALE


FOR SALE-One heating stove. Ony
Phone 1877 or call at 500 Main st.
FOR SALE-One dining room set q
table. six chairs and china closet
One Anglo Persian 9xl2 rug. Child's
he'd and blankets, library table
piano and wicker stool. Ironing
board, etc. Phone 1873 afternoons,
1913 mornings.
FOE SALE-ConAplet household fur.
nishings, including two bedroom
suites and one dining room suite
Alss electric washer, vacuum
cleaner and other articles too nu-
mcr0us to mention. Call at 800
Third s:.eet.
EQR SALE-Piano. excellent condi-
t5On. Wekers Bush & Lane. Price
$275. Cash $3.50. balance easy
terms. Mrs. Koctke, Ill Eleventh
Ave. n. W. Mandan. Phone 32s- VI
Ma1dan.
FOR SALE-Two wicker chairs. y
davenport and bed, kiddy car, and
walking chair at ALL Ave. a. Phone
1862 w.
FOR SAI4E-Electric stove, nearly
new. also ice box. Apt. 4, over
Golden Rule Store.
eUR SALk-Two good mattres SEES.
Also one used. by 10 rug in
fairly good condition. al Fifth ST..
Phone 273.
FOR SALE-Second hand electric
Washing machines. French 4 WEIGH
Hardware store.
FOR oALE-Sunparlor furniture and
victrola. PhonA 458. III,
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ROOMS FOR RENT

ROOMS FOR RENT
FOR KENT-Threc furnished rooms
in modern home. For light house,
keeping or sleeping. Cloao in. For
Sale: New furniture and dishes.
306 Eighth street.
FOR RENT-Two rooms nicely fur.
nished for light housekeeping.
| Comfortable and warm for the win
ter. Close in. Phone 3i2. 7O8
Main street,
FOR RENT---hargc pleasant room
with balcony. Tildeh or Diet
League board if desired. Front
room, close in, for two. Reasonable.
Write Tfivuf,e No. LOG.
FOR RENT--Lar.c modern room,
! very pleasant and convenient, OK
ira warm, near p. u. 208 Rosscr
Street. Phone 36OW.
FOR RENT-Two neatly furnished
sleeping rooms ready for occupancy,
Hot water at ali times. Prices rea-
sonsDle. Also good garage. 5O2
Eleventh street.
FOR RENT-Rooms nicely furn,sneu
for one or two, also board at five
dollars per week, at cl3 Third
street. Phone 1850.
FOR RENT--Slccping room in the
kc:.s apartments. Suitable for /
or 2. Ladies preferred. 7l5 l-2
Thaycr. Flat No. z.
FOR RENT-Two furnished light
housekeeping rooms In modern
house. Inquire 81 Ave. A.
FOR RENT-Well furnished room
for light housekeeping with kit
chcnette and closet. al Fifth ST.
Phone 273.
FOR RENT--tour rooms over knowles
i Jewclry store. Apply to +. A.
Knowles.
FOR RENT--A very desirable room
nicely furnished. Also a garage
III Fourth Street. Phone 649W.
FOR RENTOne light housekeeping
room on first floor and one single
sleeping room. Call 419 Seventh
street. Phone 979-W.
! ROOM FOR RENT in modern ionic
just completed. Call at ~ Thayer
street.
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CHICAGO POULTRY

Chicago. Aug. Poultry
alive steady; receipts five cars: fowls
GOA M26; broilcrs 25M3O; springs Is
al; turkeys "a; ROSTERS 10; ducks
%; geese Is,
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RANGE, or ,CARLOT SALES

Range Of carlot grain sales: Wheat
No. dark northern 14361.5tss: No.
2 dark northern LAM 6l.55: No. 3
dark northern l.3Sh@I51A: No. 2
amber durum l.33l24G164; No. am
bee durum 1.47is@1.51a4: No. mixed
dufuna l.47ls.
Corn No. 2 yellow 79@79is.
Oats No, 3 whit. 36l4@36.
Rye No. 2. 94is. .s. 81
Barley sG'mnle grade 5000.
Flax No. 1. 2.8a@2.3O.
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Chicago. Aug. 2s-(u. s. D. Of Az
Hogs 1000: butcher hogs fully
steady; packing sows strong 10 high.
ar; not enough hogs offered to fully
test values: top li.35 paid for TO ~
200 pound weight; bulk desirable
hogs scaling 30 pounds downward
l3.75M14.20; few sales Of medium
weight butchers l2.25M 1900; several
loads scaling upward from 200 pounds
1.00Gll.75: choice light packing
sows upward TO 1918; few heavies
below 900; practically no market on
pigs; supply negligible; shippers
100; estimated holdovcrs 1000;
heavyweight hogs 1l.O0Ml3.25: med-l
ium l2.75Grli.25; light l3.l5@l4.35;
light light 5000 l4.25; packing sows
9.o@iO.7s; slaughter pigs not quoted.
Cattle 1000: compared week ago
fed steers generally rs to so higher;
better grade hcavics and in-between
ycarlings up most: grasscrs and cakcs
fed strong to rs higher; lightweight
stOckers sharing upturn. weeks run,
of westerns small. Receipts for sea-
son to date $4,000, about 10000 less
than year ago: extreme top year
lings 100: hcavies 1890; ycarling
hcifcrs 1860: range slaughter steers
inward to 500: she stock l5 to Is
higher; cutters showing maximum up
turn; bulls firm; vealers 100 higher.
Sheep 200; odd loads Of natives
mostly 1900: light sorts; culls up.
ward to 1850. fat ewes upward to-
6.25; heavy buck lambs around 1900:
for week 2l1 doubles from feeding
stations and 1900 direct; fat lambs
closing so to 10 higher: Gull natives
mostly 80 higher: sheep strung "a. rs
higher: feeding lambs and ycarling
we,hers mostly % higher; weeks top
ia: range lambs 1885; native lambs
1910: ycarling wcthers 1850: fat
ewes 700; range feeding lanpbs li.75.
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WANTED

LEAkY ROOrSEWe guarantee to
stop it. Let Us built your storm.
shed. We do all kind. # general
carpenter work.. including furni-
ture repairing at q small cost. Call
Jack Chfford~at 1850. 4l6 Second
Street.
CHIMNEY SWEEP-And furnace
cleaning. Phone IS. Fred Nelson.
WILL CARE FOR CHTtDREN-Full
or part time. Phone '476-W. SIS
Thirteenth street.. s,aa
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SALESMAN WANTED

CANDY SALESMAN, experienced in
selling the retail trade. Steady
position and unlimited earning pow
or for good salesman. Must have
car. Position open with large
manufacturer selling full line quail
ity bulk and package candies at
popular prices. Give experience in
full in first letter. 100 Tribune.
statesmen $45 per week guaranteed.
Fast selling gum and peanut ven
ders. Trade in old machines. FIX
D3rieucc unnecessary. Jim Heap
makes $500 per month. Peerless
Products Co., Keystone building,
Kansas City. Mo.
COLLECTION AGENCY-Want tray-
cling Salesman-Auditor. Solicit
contracts. Appoint sub agents.
800 weekly. Give references. In
te-sat; nal, $40 Mills Bldg, San
Ffancisco.
go 'sNoo WEEKLY. BIZ commissions
and weekly salary. Reliable house.
Guarantee dealers turnover or
Anew Specially Co., Cedar Rap
ids, Ia.
TAKE ORDERS for coffee, sugar,
IIOur. me0CS. canned gOOQS. staple
groceries, also paints, radio sets.
tires, auto and tractor oils. No
capital or bond required. We de-
liver and collect. Permanent busi-
ness. Big pay. Write a.. once,
Hitchcock-Hill Co., Dept. 556, Chi
.~..-H.
-,JLaEC1:ON AGENCY wants travel
ing Salesman Auditor. Solicit con-
tracts. Appoint sub-agents. 500
weekly. Give references. Interna-
tional, 5l9 Mills Bldg, San Fran
cisco.
SALESMEN-Scll Used Tires. New
Tubes and Skived Shoes to dealers,
Liberal commission paid weekly.
Exclusive territory. Sales Manager,
9O7 Willow St. Chicago.
REAL OPPORTUNITY with steady
advancement for salesman with car.
Home territory. Old established
National advertising business.
Write Tribune No. lO4.
SALESMAN converters Of Silk and
Cotton Novelty Wash Fabrics re-
quire salesman to carry. their line.
No objection to side line. Turell
a. Friedman, Inc. &c Worth st., New
York.
NAN OF good character and neat
appearance for permanent position
as salesman. Real Silk Hosiery
Mills.
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,,KAn0O RIITDn1

e iss /. pasalas sralea IS sAskiaf
StDcR 49, ~ - r.
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MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN

Minneapolis, Mimi. Aug. "a APy
Wheat receipts SAG cars compared
TO 6:,2 year ago. Cash: No.. nor
thcrn l.4Oas l.43a.. No. dark nor
thcrn spring choice to fancy l.47A a.
l.5las; good to choice l.l3's a .467s;
hard spring l.439. .53M; No. /
dark hard Montana on track l.3lN@
i.l3sA; to arrive l.34ssM1.42M; May
l.45h: September 1885,: S"ntember
winter 1.29M; December l.42A.
Corn No. ; yellow 76M77.
Oats M. 3 white 34. OBS. b
Barley 50H61.
Rye No. 2. 9l@93E..
Flax No. /. 22S@2.29.
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$500 MONTHLY EASY. Selling Magic
gas. 81 can equals, 81, SALONS gaso-
line. No carbon. Guaranteed HARM
less. Proven merits. Your name
on cans. Write quick for particu-
lars and proof Of this statement.
p. A. Lefebvre e. Co., Alexandria,
Ont Canada
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OFFICE ROOM fOR RENT

FOR RENT-Dentai office rooms
formerly occupied by DIR. Kershaw.
suitable for any kind Of an office.
Inquire City National Bank, Bis
marck.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

FEMALE HELP WANTED
SALESLADIES, with cars; sell New
1916 edition 1.-THE Book Of Knowl-
edge" to rural schools. Highly re-
munerativc. Experience unneces-
sary. HUGH L. NICHOLAS, ALSO
Sheridan, Chicago.
LADIES-$25O weekly easy. Spare
time addressing cards. No can
wasting or experience necessary.
Write immediately. Enclose stamp
for particulars. Elm Service, lit
N. Dearborn, Chicago.
WORK AT HOME-$6 dozen making
scarfs. Experience unnecessary. No
canvassing. Particulars for stamp.
Limit Service Inc, $40. Lynn,
Mass.
LADIES We PAY $1,000 per 100 to
Gid Greeting Cards, free particu-
lars for addressed envelope. York
willie Card. Dept. KID S64, Lexington,
Ave-, N. Y. t..'
WANTED-A competent girl for gen.
cral Homework. 500 Avenue B..
Phone 902.
WANTED-Stenographer, who has
Fad experience in law office.
Nrite to Rigler 4 Halpern, Heb
ron, n. d. q
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POTATOES


ree"g" \ug. ~ Ar, Potatncs /.
Receipts lO3: on track It's; total U.
5. shipments Soy cars; trading very
SOW. asid irregular; market unsettled
and very weak; Kansas and Missouri
sacked Irish cobblcrs 2.lO0T2.3O;
mostly around go; Idaho. Colorado
sacked round whites 2.2OM2.5O; Min
Inesota sacked carly Ohios l.S5@2.OO;
Wisconsin sacked round white also
$50, according to quality.
CHICAGO PRODUCE
Chicago. Aug. 6-(AP)-Buttcr
unchanged: receipts 11.l27 tubs.
Eggs unchanged; receipts 9,668
cases.
Cheese higher: twins 2OA 0T.l;
twin daisies 21AQIh; single daisic )
21k@A; Americas 2li.O%; long
horns 2lis@s.; brick .2@M.
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WHEAT PRICES
LOWER TODAY
Market Influenced BY En-.
larged Receipts Of New
Wheat at Winnipeg

Chicago, Aug. 28 -(AP)--Heavy
offerings Of wheat in Chicago to.
gcthcr with lower price here. result.
cd today from adviccs Of enlarged
receipts Of new wheat at Winnipeg.
Stackncss Of export demand 70,
North American wheat continued
There was some talk that rcsellcrs in
Europe we're making cheaper quota
ticns than first hand offers form this
side Of the Atlantic.
Wheat closed weak one to ~ cents
net lower. corn u to a down. oats
Z to "a off. and provisions showing
seven cents to Is cents gain.
Corn was weak and close at the
days low point. Reports Of damage
by excessive heat were not seriously
accepted.
Oats again touched new low price
record for the season, and closed at
the days bottom level. Provisions
reflected firmncss Of hog values.
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LOST-White and orange Spaniel
puppy. Short tail. b. E. Jones
Tel. 9l5.
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why Operate? )

s
Tor Appendicitis, Gall Stones,
Str.,tavh and Liver Troubles
when Hepatola does the work
within ~ hours without pain.
dns ger or los; Of. time HepA-
|tola also removes the ,calcaiss.
from the pelvis of the kidneys
and gravel from the blAdder.
Contains no, poison. Pregnant
women and small childssn take
Hepatola with every safety.
Price 1915 delivered
Not sold by druggists
HEPAYOLA co.
Box Sal. Dept. 8 Phone 1927
Aberdeen, South Dakota
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NOTICE:

Ribs well br received for resssWse~ss
tnx ss.lps,s.I h0use M. : n Waite
Sehaesi DlN3rlrt NJ. ~. Wsrk ~ M
.i,Hijl~.ya b. Srrsnd Meadny -
NertrwNs.v. sNVtruetf D~t ~ 1WssrSf
Responsible Bidder. Heard has rl9ht
I" reject ANY ~ mn bids. Sp~clfsrs,-
stons cnn kr scen nc clerks ofSt<<.
Blas to Ie oprneA AuG. 81. l0@O, NJ
cl<fk'x 0fftre Ns:n. r.. NJ.
MIRA. y. W. t;OSN1c
Clerk Ut White ss.hOOl District.
(SIal-23-2i- oJ-o6s2s .eS-jW-3l 9/il
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PRICES CLOSE LOWER
ON MILL CITY MARKET

Minneapolis Aup. ~ AP)-Fur-
ther liquidation came into the wheat
market today and prices closed the
weeks session y to r.. cents under
yesterdays finish.
Other grains were weak in SYM
patky with wheat. Rye futures were
off lis cents and oats dropped IA
cents on light trade. Barley futures
were off :. cent. September flax
seed dropped five cents, but recovered
part Of the loss. while December was
down three cents carly hut rcgaincd
Eart Of the decline.
Cash wheat continued unsettled and
easy.
Durum was weaker. Winter wheat
was easier.
Durum was fair for good yellow and
high colored mixed corn.
Oats were quiet. A good milling
demand was shown for high quality
rye. Medium to low grade barley
was draegy and ono cent lower. There
was fair demand for choice to fancy
At firm prices. Flaxseed demand was
fair to good fut at lower premiums
on the average.
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LIBERTY nONl,s

New York. Aug. 28-(
bonds closed: l-2s 1914; first 4
las l0l.3S: second 4 Las lOO.24:
bird las 1914: fourth. 4 LA
1925; u. S. &. 3-4s 10l.13; u. 5. G.
Is 1923: L. $. G.. 4 Las 1916.
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FOR SALE-Prospering grocery store
and meat market. Splendid location
in town Of 10000 population. Write
Tribune No. ~.
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MISCELLANEOUS

MI6CElLANEOUS
FOR SALE--A % Winchester repeet,
ing rifle. New. Call 1861. after
9 u. nj.
HAY FOR SALE--fO0 tons upland hov
in the stack. Chas. Morton, r. y
No. I. Driscoll. N. D.
HAY FOR SALE--7O tons Of 00od
hay in stacks. Write or cone 70
kongsbcrg. lesson & D0nke.
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FOR SALE
III
One large fire proof safe.
One upright fling cabinet four
files.
Oac medium sized roll cop aesk.
One Underwood typewriter in scod
co,,dition.
Terms will be given.
A. w. LUCAS co.
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FARM LANDS FOR SALE

FARM LANDS FOR SALE
FOR SALE II six acre dairy and
poul:~y farm. located near Bismarck
Country Club. A six room house,
29xG6 barn and brick chicken house
on the farm. Rcinhold Hasz. Bis
marck, n, ID.
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AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS WANTED !
DIRECT FACTORY agent, this coun-
tv 100 store route. No selling. Just
distribute and collect. Experience
unnecessary. Should net salary
$1,000 weekly. MAX c. VRAZEL.
Mgr. Gonzales, Texas.
WANTED ~ Sales agents to sell our
guaranteed highgrade coffee direct
70 farmers. We pay liberal CONF
mission. Frogner Coffee Co., Dept.
u, st. Paul, Mimi.
LIGHTNING strange battery COM
pound. Charges discharged batter.
les instantly. Elimina&cs old
method entirely. Gallon free to
agonts. Ford Batteries $500.
,agntning Co.. St. Paul. Mimi.
TAILORING AGENTS-Have greatest
selection Snec;:l Order Union Tail
oring. Mems All Wool Suits, O'coats
SzO.UJ Wholesale, also line $500.
Set your profits. Agents cleaning
up. State experience. Leeds Tail
ors. Chicago.
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MUFrS

Fur sets consisting Of long. rich
scarfs and enormous rectangular
muffs arc coming into fashion again.
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BISMARCK GRAIN

90 ID Ear corn. ~ lbs, s cents un.
dor shell.
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MINNEAPOLIS RANGE
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO GRAIN !,
chicago, Aug. 2s--(AP)--Cash
wheat No. ? red l.c46t.34G; No. 2
hard 1.:5ia.
Corn No. ytNow 1871; No. 2 white
7SH:
Oats No. = white ss's; No. white
36@37A. 500 \
Rye. Ne.L2. 97ts@O7A. ssa
Barley 6OlG70.
limo thy seed 5.3O65.75.
Glover seed c3.50@31.5O.
Lard Isle.
Ribs 1900.
Bellies FITS.
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GARAGE FOR RENT
FOR SALE

GOOD GARAGE ior -cnt. 20 Rosscr
Call 5O3 j.
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puslNHee CHANf:Ra

A NEW seller. Good profit. Every
bN..ness place. housewife needs
it. A sure repeater. Exclusive
territory. Free sample. The J. ".
Linden company, Twin Valley. Min
nes0ta.
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HOUSES AND FLATS

FOR RENT--MoAern flats. 4 room,
and room. unfurnishcd. with
heat and water. For Sale: room,
house on 30 foot lot. Also lOOxl5O
foot lot opposite Roosevelt school
Phone sos. Cora 8. Mclean. after
p. m.
WANTED-House or apartment, 5 o
9 room furnished or unfurnishcd
apartment or house by middle Of
November. Write r. o. Box 06l.
Bismarck.
FOR SALE room bungalow. Ca
rage. Small payment down, and
monthly payments at . very rea:
sonable price. Phone 92l.
FOR RENT-Six room bungalow To-
Gated at 20 Ave. d. Ready to be
occupied Sept. LIST. Inquire Mar
tin Bourgeois. Bismarck.
FOR RENT-Strictly modern mouse
in good residential district. Beau
tifully furnished. If you're looking
for something good--see this. 7O2
Seventh st. Phone 357M.
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FOR SALE-F1lly equipped black
smith sh ~ in good farming local
ity. Also six-room house and two
lots. For particulars, write Box
172. Lcith,4 N. OAK, or call at 1928,
First street. Bismarck, N. ID. ~,
YOU CAN get that business position,
but you must "know how" Write
American Business College, Fargo.
n. D., for free. helpful book.
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NAN OF good character and neat
appearance for permanent position
as salesman. Real Silk Hosiery
Mills.
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FOR RENT-Threc furnished rooms
in modern home. For light house,
keeping or sleeping. Cloao in. For
Sale: New furniture and dishes.
306 Eighth street.
Evening star., 1926-01-10

Junior and senior handicap tourna-
ments. which precede the club cham.
pionship event and the national
tourney to be held here February 20,
Fl and %, got under way during the
past week. The first round of each
tourney will be completed by Wednes-
day.
Lieut.. J. P. Van Zandt won a pre-
liminary match of the senior handicap
event from c.. S. Thompson by the
score of to 2. Arthur HELEN de-
faulted the only other preliminary to
c. P. Stone.
Pairing for the first round of the
senior handicaps follow: W. J..
Donovan VS.. F. G.. Blair, l.. A. Block
VS.. H. G. Moulton, E. NJ. Hinkle VS..
H. De Sibour, T. L. Block VS.. c. p.
Stone. Lieut.. j. p. Van Zandt VS..
c. Jennings, w. B. Wolfe VS.. Nj. G..
Christie, David Key VS.. Dwight F.
Davis and W. A. Miller VS.. w. A.
Green.
First round pairings in the junior
tourney follow: G. M. Morris VS..
G. W. Rust, G. Parker VS.. ]. r.
Mayer. B. H. Luckett VS.. 8. E. Kent,
J. NJ. Cabot VS.. J. P. Pepper, s. Gordon
VS.. A. w. Howard, j. B. Ketcham
VS.. H. K. Weeks, NJ. Walker VS.. T.
Salisbury, E. Horgan VS.. r. E.
Shands, G. w. Hume VS.. r. Semmes-
j. F. White VS.. d. Thomas, P. s.
Andrews VS.. S. Carr, A. S. Chase VS..
A. G.. Lynch, j. B. Eastman VS.. D. X.
Bruce, F. l.. Fisher VS.. G. p. Lloyd,
H. L. Rust VS.. S. Woodward and e.
Gould VS.. K. F. Potter.
Evening star., 1926-01-10
PARK VIEW TOSSERS
TO HAVE BUSY WEEK

Park View tossers, who have been
getting along well this basket ball
season, will tackle two unlimited
class teams and one of the senior class
this week.
Tomorrow night the Hoy-coached
quint will be sent against the Live
Wires at Wilson Normal School in a
game starting at o'clock. Thursday
night the Park Views will 60 to Hy.
attsville for q tilt with the National
Guard f1ve In the armory. Saturday
they will go to Alexandria to engage
the Old Dominion Boat Club.
With a squad of ii players, Pop
Hoy has organized a reserve team
that will get into action in prelimi-
naries at Hyattsville and Alexandria
The Park View squad includes
Capt. Buck Peck, Ed Dieste, Jack
Fones, Bill Peck. Joe Langford, Bob
Roccaty, Shark Shore, Louis Haro-
WITT. George Gass, Leon MacKay,
John Delaney, Bill zanta, John Early
and Dick Harvey.
Manager Walter B. Harvey of the
Park Views would like to hear from
the Naval Receiving Station manage
ment. He may be telephoned at Co
lumbia 1921 on week days between
8 and 6 o'clock.
Evening star., 1926-01-10

That the local prep school team had
planned its attack almost perfectly
for this afternoons game and that 1t
had practiced long and hard for the
battle was shown by the way the
Y. C. I. players went into the game
from the start and completely be-
wildered the Central team with their
sensational passing and shooting. Be-
fore the first minutes of play had
elapsed Y. c. I. was on the long end
of q 15-to score.
The invaders found themselves late
In the first half and from then on
gave the local team stiff battle,
but the big lead rolled up by the
latter was too much for Washington
to overcome. The halftime score was
% to 13, in favor of Y. c. I.
In the second half the Washington
team resembled itself once again with
its dandy floor game, splendid passing
and marvellous defensive game, and
1t was all the locals could do in the
closing half to outscore the Capital
City lads, Q to 8.
Tipping. Kohler and McKinstry
were the main cogs in the we'll tutored
Y. c. I. team, but Dunn, Banta and
Moser. after the first 8 minutes, play
ed equally as well, although they did
Evening star., 1926-01-10
PIPERS ARE TO PLAY
AT SOCCER CONTEST

Play in the Washington Soccer
League is scheduled to go into the
second seriS3 today when three games
are listed.
As an added attraction at the Brit
ish Embassy-Walford game on the
Monument grounds the Scottish nj
pers will play their native instru-
nents. Pipe Major Garrick will head
the dozen or more who will lend a
touch of old country color to the
contest.
Monroe will play the German
Americans at l o'clock on the same
field, the Embassy -Walford game
starting at 2:45.
The third game on the card will be
between Fort Myer and the German.
American Reserves at the barracks at
2:3o.