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KEW GARDENS. .27th AND QUE SIS. NV:
Refined apartment. having switchboard
Ises rooms. kit. d. a. and bath. So 90
room. kit. and bath. .......... 1000
THE NEWARK. 3631 NEWARK ST. NV.
corner of Wisconsin, ave.--Brand dnew
apartment having elevator and cafe serv-
ice; each apartment equipped with Frigid-
: rooms. Efit. and, bath; $500 to ss5 % %
THE HUNTINGToN-2713 14th ST. NV
Most convenient location in the city
rooms, kit, rec. hall and bath. $40 0G
THE ELwO0D-I42I 18TH ST. NV
Downtown apartment--3 rooms. kitchen
'n rooms, ms kitchen and bath 5000
i room. kitchen and bath. ....... 1000
THE MARNE-13th AND BELMONT. SITS.
N.W-Fiye-story ftreproof apartment build
ing; elevator service; near Central High
school: 4 rooms, kitchen and bath $40 90
4 rooms, kitchen and bath. ....... 50 90
rooms kitchen and bath. ...-... 49.6O
35c7 CENTER ST. NV. BETWEEN 14th
AND 18th SIS, lust north of Meridian
Rent very reasonable.
> rooms kit. and bath. SAT SO
1875, .MINTwooD Pr N.Y. rooms. re-
hall. kit. and bath, ,.,. $4,000 and S62 SO
1901 L ST NE. corner BladensburE I'd
/ room kit and bath. ......S $50 90
rooms. KIT and bath. .......... 1880
1859 PARK RID Nw-6 rooms. bath
porch .,.-'...... $1,000
2932 14th ST NM rooms kit and
pain - O.UU
$500 l1th ST. NW.-5 rooms and bath
porch .......,........... ...... 800 10
1905 LANIER PL. NV rms, kit. d a.
bath ........ ..............S sos 90
IS 18th ST Me- rooms kit. and
oath .....'...... $40 W
1851 GIRARD ST NV rooms. kit. and
/ room, kit and bath ......... 1000
41O 18th ST NE-New building. ready
for occupancy. containing Broom kit. and
bath apartments. .,... SAC so to S4750
24s1 18th ST N.W.-4 rooms. kitchen and
pAtn. SoU.OU
500 II ST NE--3 rooms and bath s25 90
lUL CO.,
OPS 18th St. NV.
Evening star., 1926-11-17

733 18Th s.. NV. Main 353-352.
LING 107I NFWSOM 111O II NE.
RENT FREE TO DEC. 1st.
500; No. 1134 Jefferson N.W.-6 r. and b.
h.-w.h., elec.. porches. garage. =
500: No. 80 Seaton Pl. NV r ana D.
elac.. furnace. garage.
500; No. 124 Adams N.W-6 T. and b..
h-w.h., elec., 2-car garage.
$50: No. 11O6 owen Pl. N.E.-New. r.
and b., h.-wh.. elec.,, garage: nro
$3.50: No. OF Maryland Ave. N'E.-s r.
and b., INV h.. elec.. garage.
5000: No 1858 Rosedale n N.E.-Nearly
new. 6 r. and b., elec, porches. o
$50 No 622 Orleans N.E.--Nearly new. b
r and b.. h.-w h. elec., garage.
So so; No. 266 18th S.E.-6 r. and b.. FUR
S47.50: No, 1116 D NE r. and b.. cleo.
S35 No 1i08 Trinidad Ave. Me- r. and
IINC. 207i. NEWSOM. I11O H NE.
Evening star., 1926-11-17

1920 WISCONSIN AvE.-Convenient to bus
and cars: l room kitchen and bath. $35;
2 rooms. kitchen and bath. $45 to $50
month.
5406 CONNECTICUT AVE.-One-half square
from Circle: front apt. of rooms and
bath: newly papered and painted.
1916 KALORAMA RID. N.w--Four rooms
and bath. porch; newly decorated; $40
month.
1878 IRVING ST. NW-.Apt of rooms.
kltchen and bath, with garage. hot-water
heat. elec.: tenants furnish heat; S65 mo.
3e1s CONNECTICUT AvE.-Three rooms
and bath. $50: newly decorated. Apt. Of
2 rooms, kitchen and bath. reception hall,
double rear porches. $50 month.
1926 10th ST. N.W-Corner Mintwood St.
-Four rooms and bath: exceptionally large
rooms large closets: newly decorated
THE ROCKLEDGE. 2456 Goth ST. NV
Excellent APARTMENT building overlooking
Rock Creek Park, Elevator service; resi-
reception hall and bath. housekeeping
kitchen, reception hall and bath: two
rooms. kitchen. bath and foyer. All out
side rooms: built-in tubs; newly decorated.
Reasonable rents. Apply resident man
ager.
1913 18th ST. Nw.-Near 18th and Park
rd. NV. Excellent new building. Apart
ments of two rooms. kitchen and bath,
with porch; newly decorated. Most rea-
sonable rentals in this section See resi-
dent manager, Apt. IL.
2535 18th ST. NW.-New building one half
square from Central High School Two
rooms. kitchen and bath. $50 to So so; ;
three rooms, kitchen and bath. sos.
1880 GIRARD ST. N.W-Corner of 18th
and Girard SITS. Splendid location: all ont
side apartments: newly decorated Five
excellent rooms and bath. S75 month
Worth your inspection.
1910 CALIFORNIA ST. - Within walking
distance of downtown. Apartments OF
one room, kitchen and bath, $40: one
room. kitchen. bath. dressing room with
Murphy bed. $42 50 to $40 month: two
S65. All newly decorated. See janitor.
RENT REDUCED-l33 WEBSTER ST. NV.
-Four ana five room and bath apart
aud bus lines. Apply to resident manager.
Apt g.
Try CO., Inc,
Phones Main 5oO3-4-5.
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MARYLAND COURTS-9th and MD, AVE.
NJ N N,E.MNew fve-story fireproof building
having elevator and swltGhb9ard i, ,sc ser'lgs is
hTnrfnents of i room and bath TO d
rooms. kitchen and bath. from 500 70
S1-50,
Evening star., 1926-11-17

THE wOODBINE, 27th AND CATHEDRAL
! AVE-Opposite Cathedral Mansions: cor
geE Hen building; 9 rooms. kitchen and and bath;
newly decorated Excellent apartments
| for Army and Navy people.
THE BERLIN. 7 IOWA CIRCLE N.w.-Two
rooms kitchen and bath. $40: five rooms.
kitchen and bath. 500.
| 1924 CONNECTICUT AvE.-In Cleveland
Park, near corner Rodman st. Excellent
apts. of . rooms kitchen and bath: 3
| rated: $50 to $75.
| 1851 PARK RD Nw-Two doors from Mt
Pleasant st. Excellent apis. OF 2 rooms;
kitchen, reception hall and bath. $57. so
month.
31oO wARDER ST. Nw.-Corner building,
one square from Soldiers Home Park; 2
all outside rooms: S55.
1471 IRVING ST. NW.-Most convenient
location in Mt d Plsassnt casa Apis Of
sonable apts in the city.
s11 10th ST. NW--Two rooms kitchen
and bath: h.-w.h.. cleo: $50 to S45
month.
719 11th ST. NW-Central downtown, on
| wide street. Excellent second floor apt. Of
five rooms and bath; suitable for resi-
dence and business; janltor service: S75
| month.
945 LONGFELLow, ST. NV Apis in
modern building, Just off Georgia ave. 9
s47,5o to $50 month; 3 rooms, kitchen
and bath. front apt, SOB. These apis.
| are exceptional at these rentals.
3113 AND 3117 GEORGIA AvE-Apts of
| four rooms and bath. h.-w.h. cleo: ten
| ants furnish heat; $3.50.
THE oUEENSBORO. 1914 18th ST. NV
! Downtown apartment building, Apart
| ments of one room. kitchen and bath to
! three rooms kitchen and bath: all newly
decorated Exceptionally low rentals.
Elevator service. Apply resident manager
| premises.
/ 212O ST. N.W.-5 rooms bath and porch
| S57 so.
1921 EUCLID ST. NV. Convenient to
schools; rooms with porch: $3.50.
| 1872 PARK RD. N.W-One room. kitchen.
bath, dining alcoye. Murphy bed dressing
room. $40 to $50 month; . rooms. kitch-
en- and bath, porch. $50 month.
N. L. SANSBl
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GET OUR APARTMENT FOR RENT LIST.

s217l322l CONN. AVE, READY ;AIGEor ABoEdf B(}iId,
ings: tile baths. built-ln hXtures e-o so
3 r Eit Ei, rec. rec h. b. ( b B. $3.50 TO $500
MARYLAND COURTS-9th and MD, AVE.
y New five-story freproot bulldlns'
having elevator and s"ltGnnIaF9b abnMt bee sei' i5
Apartments of l room ana oaln a5n ~ ~ >"
rooms. kitchen and bath. from $50 oo 10
S775O.
24G7fasrfl 4%tsr 6F Gs'h hc6NN ST NyE 4 oRbwA{{I
wei ARRANGED ark and ConTsmient T9G TIoeat!on
4 4 rooms, kitchen and bath. Se3S 90 90
, looms kitchen and bath o3.oo
sa4 14h ST. N.w.-ard fioor' Ave s2S E99p55 '55
zoe, y p. AVE. N.w.-Just below Dupont
-Tircle-;} rms kit and bath. SOU w
THE sUNBURY - 1912 N ST. NV. --
. rooms d. a. kitchen and bath. So 90 90
room kitchen and bath. '''..'' 4V'oo
$500 ST Nw,A., Al, asdntng ana1s%gen'' being re-
> rms. kit and bath h..........'. S4ooo
,oo4 CONN. AVE. NV rooms. kit = ara 10
BATH. Tnom and istemiii..private bath. .... 1000
cHALFoHrE. 2l16 p ST. NV. near Da-
1 Iors rooms kitchen and bath. ...,. SEQ 90 90
4 rooms kitchen and bath ....--. 6ooo
1912 VERNON ST. NV rooms kitchen en
and bath. h........... .S49.oo ana oo-.oo
1915 BELMONT ST. NV rooms kitch,
and bath. .........' - - T'''''
1t11 col. RID NV rooms. kitchen and
bath. .........-.. 'coO'VO
1921 BELMONT ST. Nw.-Apartment being
redecorated. Dining alcove with table and
benches: ? rooms. kit. and bath. S52 90
ae5a \. II. AVE. NV rooms. kitchen
S''N Available December Ist.
b2e LAMONT ST. NV rooms. kit, and
1907 ST. N.w-4 rooms and bath S65 90
B. F. 81
Main 21OO.
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n L. SALISBURY CO.. Inc,
1418 Eye St NV. Phones Main 59O3-4-:
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ae4 14th ST. Nw.-3rd floor; Ave Ses ro9ms r5
and baths. So 0'o'""
Evening star., 1926-11-17

a4o7,al1 2sth sTsx ST. NWEHtAFFFo KyE 4 FoSRfBwAY SfBWwAAEYF
WI Wrll11l arranged 3 and 4 room apartments
in cleveland Lark and ConFfnlen' nsth iosa:g s6 80
. roon1s kitchen and bath o33.
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EIGHT PRECINCTS
HAVE REPORTED
DELEGATES NAMES

Returns from the precinct cleo
tions of the Nonpartisan league,
which were held last Saturday, are
slow in coming in, according to Mrs.
Ella {. Boise, secretary of the cpun-
" Organlz. ION, to whom~ he names
., the dcic. .Atcs elected are supposed
to be sent BY mail.
Nonpartisans in each precinct Of
the county, with the exception Of
the city OF Bismarck and three other
r,ccincts, were supposed to elect one
delegate to the county meeting,
wnich will be held at Bismarck on
January -, The three exceptions
ave nr;~rrll. Grostc and South VIII
ton, which arc entitled to two dele
gates each.
ms Ionowing arc tho only returns
received to da...:
Moffit--Freu Arrpst.
Mcnokcn--A. v. Fisher.
Esthcrvillc--C. II. Manning.
SteibcrJ. c. Olson.
Burnt Creek. H. Small.
Wing-Emil PicpkOrn.
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Water Plans Series
of Sermons on Art

A series of four sermons on "The
Gospel, Of Art" to be given by Rev.
Walter E. Water on Sunday evenings
from the pulpit Of the McCabc Meth
odist Episcopal church, will begin
Sunday evening, January II, when
Soord's masterpiece, "Thc Lost
Sheep" will be the sermon theme.
The following Sunday Rev. Water
will talk of Hoffman's Christ and
the Doctors" the third sermon will
be inspired by Rcuben's 1.-THE De-
scent From the Cross" while "Break-
ing the Home Ties" by HOvcndcn will
conclude the series.
Large, beautifully framed repro
auctions of these famous paintings
have been loaned by Webb Brothers
for the services and the picture IL
Illustrating the sermon will be dis
played under electric lights in front
,of the pulpit.
Last year when Rev. Water gave a
similar series of sermons the church
was crowded for each service. Per-
sons without church home in the
city are cordially invited to these
services.
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AT THE MOVIES
ELTINGE THEATRE

Richard Barthclmcss and Dorothy
Gish appear at the Eltinge today and
Saturday in 1.-THE Beautiful City"
which is easily tho best Of the stars
recent pictures.
"The Beautiful City" has seldom
been equallcd for dramatic strength
and power. There arc no million
aires mansions, no huge cabaret
sets, no gay revels. But there Is
real life portrayed on the silver
sheet; real human beings are por-
trayed by the cast, and their actions
are. logical and gripping. ai
Barthclmess has never done a
finer piece Of acting than his por-
travail Of the Young Italian flower
pcddlcr who. despite the drab en-
vironmcnt OF the ghetto. manages to
hold fast to his ideals. He emissions
New York as beautiful city," To
him it means big opportunities. Ito
beauties outweigh it's dangers and
cruelty. And there is little Irish
girl for whom he must make home.
ihcn--happiness without end.
He is made the victim of gang
fcud and goes to jail--suffcring in
silence because his mother must not
know that his brother, who is her
idol because of the money he makes,
is guilty. Behind the bars his per-
spectivc of the city changes. No
longer IS it beautiful 1t has ruin
But the vengeance he seeks after
his release is never exactcd. Mol
lie, by her faith and love, shows him
that the city is still beautiful If
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FINEPR0GRAM
ARRANGED FOR
ELKS' CONCERT
Includes Numbers by Elks
Band, Male Quarette, Glee
Club, Pl,ymakers

s
An excellent program has been pre-
pared by r. E. Wcnxel,s director Of
the Elks band, for the concert which
will be given at the city auditorium
Friday evening, January. %, begin
ming at s:l5 p. M, aud indications
arc that the house will be sold out
before the performance. ..yhe ticket
committee, appointed by the Elks
Community : Welfare as Npciation.
which is sponsoring the aft sir, arc
canvassing the city today and report
the hearty cooperation Of practically
Proceeds from the concert AK, to
be used to finance concerts byA the
Elks banl during tho suml,cr
months, alternating with the juvc nile
band. and the cause is worthy one.
The members Of the Elks band have
been practicirg faithfully during the
winter. and Director Wcnzcl now has
musical organization second To-
none. sr.
In addition to selections by the
band, varying from popular to clas-
steal and intcrspcrscd with standard
marches, the program will INCLUDE
"S'Se s'oHS Nv viz IIhiC Uu0IVctIC, OOu'
posed of Mcssrs Wright. Halv0rson,
Anderson and Humphreys; numbers
by the high school girls glec club,
and play by the high school play
makers. This will provide cnou IN
variety to suit the most fast.lious. I,
The Program.
The complete program follows:
March, "Bersaglicri" 80. Eilcnbcrg
Tuba solo. "Pomposo'' Hayes
Soloist, T.. ]. Hcising.
Overture, "Semiramide" -. Rosaini
Concert waltzcs, "Flowers of Paris,
Selections by the male quartettc.
Cornct duet. "Al and Par' -. Short
A. H. Olson and Bert O'Neill.
Comic opera SELECTION The Merry
Clarinet solo. "Sonnambula" Cavallini
Soloist, Sam Kontos.
March, "Flag of Victory" v. Blon
Selections by male quartcttc .....
Selections by high school girls glce
club.
Play by high school Playmakcrs.
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c-e -, look through the dark clouds
81 palm.
AN rHE CAPITOL

~ 1kn A<AH vi
HOot Gibson, regarded by many as
the most popular rough.riding screen
star in the profession TO-DAY. has
been provided with a new play that
!" "art"in. "-cordinR to advance re-
ports, to add many friends to those
cid Oncs who already lumber lcyions.
Il. ~ caiieu line Arizona o~eep-
stakes" and is Universal.Jcwcl. 1t
will be screened at the Capitoi Thea
ire tonight.
The Arizona Sweepstakes" is a
clean, strong drama Of the kind that
makes hit with every type OF aual-
ence. Through it runs sentimental
little love story bound around with
bright comedy and thrilling episodes.
The company supporting me star is
particularly noteworthy, for it coA-
tains the names Of men and women
who have not only been made tam
GUS by their work on the screen but
antcdatcd it by winning a place tor
themselves. in the front rank OF the
speaking stage.
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BLIZZARD STRIKES HOME

Coughs and colds are natural Sc
quence to an unexpected blizzard,
and should be treated promptly to
Offset complications. Folcy's Honey
and Tar Compound is a pleasant and
effective remedy for coughs and
colds. Keep bottle on hand for
any emergency. The children and ]
had colds and the first dose Of
Folcy's Honey and Tar helped US
right away" writes Mrs. Mather,
Richweod. Ohio. Foley's Honey and
Tar is q good cough remedy for the
whole family. It contains no opiates.
ADV.
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Mrs. Mills Hostess
at Bridge Dinner

Mrs. Randa Mills entertained last
evening Mt Z o'clock ut family din
ner. Covers were marked for ten.
Attractive and seasonable decora.
tions were used about the rooms.
After dinner two tables Of bridge
were in play. honors going to the
hostess daughter-in-law, Mrs. w. c..
Mills.
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W M C MEETS

The W. W. G. of the First Baptist
church win hold its monthly meet
ing IN the church parlors this even
ing. Misses Myrtle Miller and Nydia
smith will be hostesscs. The leader
IS Irene Hedstrom. All members are
urged to be. present as very inter-
csting meeting is being planned.
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u. C.. +. Ladies
Guests at Party

In compliment to Mrs. N. F. Char
rier, who leaves Sunday for Glen
dive, Mont, Mrs. w. C. Hanewald en-
tertained Wednesday evening at
bridge for the ladies of the U. c. T.
Auxiliary. Seven tables of bridge
were in play, honors going to Mrs.
r.. d. Kennedy and Mrs. H. r. CUM.
At the conclusion Of. the evening
the hostess served rcfrcshment
course. "a 81
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THURSDAY MUSICAL CLUB EN-
TERTA1NED

The Thursday Musical club met
yesterday at the home of Mrs. John
A. Larson. Mrs. r. A. Tracy led the
round table discussion on piano
music. The following piano solos
were given:
Fantasia D Minor .......... Mozart
Mrs. A. j. Arnot.
BaIladC $3.50. GnOQln
Mrs. J. L. Hughes
AT the conclusion of the program
lnnche on was served by the hostess.
Plans were made for food sale Mt
Hoskins- Meyer on Jsnua's' %.
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FORMER BISMARCK GIRL HERE
Mrs. II. w. Allen Of Braddock and
daughter, Mrs. Arnold Anderson, of
Cooperstown, were in the city yes
terday visiting friends. Mrs. An
derson, who was formerly Miss Lu-
cille Allen, teacher in the Bismarck
high school, left last night for her
home after a several weeks visit
with her mother in Braddock.
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LIONS TO ENTERTAIN

Members Of the Liors club will be
guests at a dinner Thursday even
ing, January q, at the Grand Pacific
hotel. to be given in compliment to
District Governor Marker of Sioux
Falls, S. D.
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DANCING PARTY

Members of the Junior class ut
tho high school will be entertained
this evening at dancing party in
Knowles orchestra Will play.
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To GIVE PLAY

The Junior Playmakers will give
the "Amaxons," three-act comedy
by Arthur Wrag Pinese, at the city
auditorium on February IL. Tryouts
are being held today and practice
will begin next week.
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REr11RNS FROM ST PAUL

RETURNS FROM ST. PAUL
Mrs. A. G. Sorlie returned yester-
day from several days visit in st.
Paul. Governor Sorlie is expected
home this evening from q trip to the
Twin Cities, Duluth, Fargo, and
Grand Forks.
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vrSTTTNE JUNGLE

Miss Huldah Lundy, teacher at
Glen Ullin. arrived in the city today
to visit her uncle. Morris Wilson
who is i'll at the Bismarck hospita'.
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prr,,pN CpnM Tprp

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Prachcl have re-
turned from their wedding trip aud
are now at home at %O7 Avenue +.
Mrs. Prachel was formerly Mrs.
Hazel Dawson.
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Worllen's
Lives
are. achieved of a great by.
gienio handicap in this way.
Positive protec6m-discards
= like tissue =

THERE is now a new wav in
i womsnt hygiene. A way scien-
tific and exquisite that ends the un-
certaintyof odd-time sanitary pads.
1t is called 'kOTEX." Eight in
every 10 beher-class women have
adopted it.
You wear sheer frocks and gowns
without second thought, any time.
anywhere. You meet every day,
every business or social demand I'M
handicapped.
N0'LAUNDRY
" Discards as easily as a piece of
Z tissue. No laundry. No embar-
rzssment
Five times as absorbent as ord;-
nary cotton pads, it banishcs danger
Of mishaps.
Deodorizes, too. And thus ends
ALL fear Of offending.
You obtain it at drug or DEPART
ment stores simply by saying
"KOTEX." Women thus ask far
It without hesitancy. Costs only a
few cents for a package of IL.
/ ( q re x
No lasadry-discasd like tissue
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LEAVES FOR VISIT

LEAVES FOR VISIT
Ray E. Miller. who has been scrv-
ing as relief manager at the West
crn Union for the past month. left
last night for a visit in Oshkosh.
Wis. ~
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vISITED SISTER

Miss Beatrice Reamann of Hazel
ton was in the city yesterday with
her sister, who is III ut local
hospital.
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RETURNS HOME -
H. p. Jacobson of Mott, who spent
the week in the city on business, has
returned home.
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FROM STERLING
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry lessen Of
Stc.nng were business visitors in
the city yesterday.
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HERE YESTERDAY

John Walters Of Wing was q bus
mess visitor in the city yesterday.
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RETURN HOME
Mr.. and Mrs. John Benz have re-
to their home in Moffit after
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RAINBOW GIRLS WILL MEET
The regular meeting Of the Order
Of Rainbow will be held tomorrow
night at the Masonic Temple. Off
GERS and members arc requested TO
be present at Z o'clock.
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HERE AT HOSPITAL

Mrs. H. o. Holland Of Carson is
in the. city with her husband, who
is i'll at q local hospital. Mr.. Hell
land was operated on this week Tor
appcndicitis.
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9 Cent Sale tomorrow at 8
o'clock at the "Arcade."
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group students will
The recital follows &a
In Summer" --.......... | . s
Going for a Walk" -. H. III - $3.50
49, . :. Alice Knowles
Margaret Mundy - 1''''
Two Little Exercises Music Students
IL 49, Janet Light ,@E
'Jack in the Pulpit Waltz" Cecil Grant
. Peggy Skees
az, &c. . Donna Jean Davis \,
Louise Sell
Rocking Horse Cecil Grant
Patricia La Rue
nnunnung gong - - Mari Fsldi
Melvin Thorson
.Pxics' Good Night Song A. Brown
"In Clover Fields. Florence
Frieda Tolchinsky
Special Vocal Solo-Secced
"Petite Valsc" Jessie Gaynor
Dancing Daisy Fields" John Mokrcjs
$t Eleanor Kjelstrop
1.-THE Cypsies Coming" James Rogers
Harris Owen
Marcia Thorpe
Due"Arcadan Shepherds Dance" Jules Dcvaux
Maxine and Virginia Light
Ailecn Cameron
Eastern Dance" Trygvc Torjussen
Genevievc La France
Song" Schun,ann
"Phantasms" .ocnumann
"plutos Reves" Schmoll Op 1913
Rhoda Clausen
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GUEST or SISTER

Mrs. r. l.. Anderson Of Mofilt re-
turned to, her home today after q
short visit in the city with her SIS
ter, Miss Vclma Whitcakcr. OF may.
or avenue.
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HERE TODAY
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Mccullough Of
Washburn we're in the city today
visiting friends.
FROM MINNEWAUKAN
M. H. Duffy Of Minneawaukan wis
'he guest Of friends in Bismarck
Thursday.
/. HERE YESTERDAY
H. r. Littig Of New England was
in tho city yesterday. transacting
HERE YESTERDAY
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Warmka Of Will
ton were visiting IN the city ycstcr-
dav.
ESMOND VISITOR
A. W. Engci, Esmond, N. d., trans
acted business in the city yesterday.
HERE ON BUSINESS
Lydia Gross Of Fargo is in the city
for a few days business visit.
FROM REGAIN
A. II. Helgerson Of Regain was in
the city yesterday on business.
SHOPPING HERE
Mrs. August Dochle, Mofrit. was
shopping in the city yesterday.
ON BUSINESS
Mrs. Martin Nelson of Sterling is
business visitor in the city.
FROM WILTON
DR.. w. l.. Thcien of Wilton was in
the city yesterday.
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Hope muslin basement l5c yd.
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VISITING FRIENDS

2 short visit in the city with rcla..
tives.
VISITING FRIENDS
Miss Eleanor uirich az Max is Wis
ting friends in the city. Her sister
Is i'll at a local hospital.
RETURNED FROM MINNEAPOLIS
r. w. Chubb returncd today from
Minneapolis, where he has been for
SIEVE raj days on business.
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HERE TODAY
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Mccullough Of
Washburn we're in the city today
visiting friends.