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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-08-19

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FOR SALE-One hot air heating
plant located in the Kirk +. Nicola
Bldg. at the corner Of Broadway
and Third st., Bismarck, N. D. This
heating plant has only been used
short time and will be sold by
the undersigned to the highest
bidder.
O'HARE & COX
Little Bldg,
Bismarck. N. Oak.
DIAMONDS-Various grades and col.
ors. Bargains at $S5, $75. 500. and
~op. See me before buying. James
W. Marek. Wilton Cafe, Wiltoa,
N. Oak. s
FOR SALE-76 head Of Hereford
Yearling steers and two year ola
steers. High grade cattle. ]. E
Chesak, 12h miles Southeast 81
Bismarck.
FOR Victrola, chest. q
drawers, sanitary cot, ivory wicker
furniture including desk with chair
straight chair, rocker and table
Tribune No. 1O2.
WANTED TO BUY Standard coal
range with water front. Also gas
range. Call after 6 p. m. PAone
1861.
FOR SALE--A $4,000 Victrola and
SO records at = bargain If taken q
once. 7O2 Seventh street. Phone
357-M.
FOR SAI.E--Ffuit Jars. So cenaI I
dozen. jelly glasses. new stair
carpat, hall ruhner, stair pads and
brass rods. Call at 324 Third St.
FOR SALE cows giving milk,
matched team Of black horses,
weight $500. ! Overhead 90 in
good shape.
AMOS MASON
Farm. | mile N. E. q the cspitol
FOR SALE-Second hand electric
Washing machines. French Wtlch
Hardware store.
FOR SALE-A .child's ivory -S1i6
First class sSSnditio Mrs..
Henry king. Phons Bs2 Of n17l.
FOR SALE Second hapd., electric
Washbne machines. French 4 W(leh
Hardware store.
An Indian skeleton, dressed - cop
per asmor, has tspp dug up il Kll-
JVCkys SF-s-sFs ~*Ff&Ss
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CALL FOR nIDS

Scaled bids will be received Tor TIVE
buses to transport children to and
from school and for hauling al coal
and wood for the school term Of the
consolidated school Of Gibbs School
District by the school board Of said
district until 10 o'clock on Ne 2zth
day Of August. The school board re-
bids. Outline Of the bus. rpsxte may
be seen at the clerks office. Buses
must confirm to the requirement Of
law.
Signed. F. II. Trygg, Clerk.
S-O-7-9-1O-l1-12-l3-l
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INVESTORS MORTGAGE SECURITY
COMPANY, lac.
Office with First Guaranty Bank.
Dusrrero0 CHANCES


DU0lNeED0 CHANCES
FOR SALE-Fouatain and back bar,
fountain 10 e. Eight pumps, six
crushed fruit containers. Two ice
cream places eli marble and Cor
man silver. Back bar; 10 #. all
equipped TO the latest conveniences.
mirror 7x9 It. Fine to put in con-
nectionswith your Grocsry, hotel o.
: pooh AaA. WsitA .Tribuae-MA 100
FOR SALE-Prospsring grocery store
and meat market, Splendid location
in town Of 10000 population Write
Tribune No. 81.
SAVE-SSO on yovr tuition. Write
for free, helpful book. American
BUSINESS College. Fargo. N. D.
ron oKL8
One large fire PROF.. sGfe.
One upright filing cabinst, four
files.
One medium sized roll top desk
Ono Underwood typewriter in good
condition.
Terms will be given.
a, sp,rSAc ssrN
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RANGE or CARLOT SALES

RANGE or CARLOT SALES
Minneapolis. AUG. l8-(AP)--Rangc
Of csrlot grain ssles;
Wheat NO. l, dark, northern 1.49Es
@i;6o; No. ditto i;a 9 No
) dark northern LAM al .57ss; No.
dark hard winter f.3i7s Ml.45; No. /
winter l.57A@l,4i:s No. 2 amber
durum l13; No. 3 mixed durum
Carn No. 2, yellow s3@sah; No.
Oats No. 2 white 39al @4osl.
WYe No. 2, S4x OWL,
Raeiey sample, gEsde 55la0 62; No,
: Esx No. o. t. t. g'lbS2.5s.
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roc sAbe

TOO 0AES
GROOM 1ungslow, slfictly modern
spick' and span condition, fire place
basement garage. east front, River.
view. built BY owner for : homo
$s.70lQQ. ..
5.ROOM strictly modern bungalow
+. cast front. basement gar4ee. ons
year old. splendid condition, well
built. 46,50V.OO. '@sssta'8
GROOM cottage, nth street, east
front, partly modern, walled cellar
100000.
GROOM modern house, garage, sas,
front. near park, q bargain u
.$3,S50.0O.
GROOM modem houses south front
nice trees, close 70 park, $4,5Oo.O0.
GROOM modern house, east front
splendid lawn and shrubhery. doub
lc aerage. small fruits. eheap n
$6,26A0O.
lO.ROOM house, east 'front.'. laxg,
lot, splendid condition, exceptional
" well built, beautiful tscee, lawn
garage for three cars, splendit
location for roomers. Al. condi
ton, hot water heat, 40,6Q0.o0
BUILDING LQTS-in praetieall,
every part Of the city at all sort.
Of pEicea and te1ms.
INSURANCE Fire. tornado, auto
mobile, in reliable companies with
prompt service assured.
MY GUARANTEE Never 30 make !,
sale Of any property which Is not
worth the price. Over $500 sale.
with not one complaint assurc'
this to every buyer.
WHEN you THINK or REAL
ESTATE-Think of
-. ~ - -. TT.
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NslNNkAn0iLs CrAIN.

Minneapolis. Aug. lS-tAP)--
Hheat receipts 227l cars compared
with 394 ., year ago. Cash: No. l
northern l.46h@l.4oH; ny. ! dark
nQrthern spring. choice to fancy
l.bSn @l.56is; good to choice i,50E
@i.Seh; ordinary to good 1.41h@
i92Ht No. ! h.rd spriae L4ah@
track 1.37M@ .4eh: to errive 1874
0l.l5Mt, Septsmhsr 1.l6h; Decsra-
bee .4kM.
Corn No. s yeltow Slls@s2.
Oats No. 3 white SSAWjss.
Barley 5J@e4.
S fIEs n 4. 1 '.: sii*:sas:llss:
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lAu.l. rsSR nui,s

Sealed bids will be received for
tw" hns"s TO try ,spsrt children to
and from school for the school term
- tue tnrikliania schools. Bids
Will be received until 3 O'Clock. on
the 3oth day OF August. The
board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids. Outline Of nus
routes may bo seen at clerks Of
flee
tSigned) IL c. OLSON.
Clerk.
S.19.3A-x1
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FOR RENT-Modern flass. - r1em
and as6 room, YnlurniSho. Nth
heat and water. .ESr 0alGe Z rosm
Aeuss on 50 foot lot Aldo LOBBY
16e font. lot .oppesitA .1oosaAslt
ScAooL Phone 006. Com B. Ne.
Lean, after 8 p n. $500
FOR SALE-In order TO- Close x al
estate, arc Offering 5-room patt-
y modern house. with fine 30
foot lot. close in, water, sewer
lights, inside toilet and gas fel
$1,000 cash. Geo. NJ. Register.
OITY-HEATED modern fiat, reason.
, able rent. Collsgs buiaAiag. Tel.
phone l0s.
FOR RENT-Partly modern Broom
cottage with or without garage.
502 Ninth street. Phone 842R. S
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ron SALE

T UvU OSOoSo8
SIX ROOM Bungalow and bath, 3 bed
rooms, -screepea and glazed 1orch,
buikin features, full basement
partitioned and plastered, practic.
lily 9cx. LAVA and trees. Prics
FIVE ROOM Bungsaow and bath,
modern and in excellent condition.
Only two years old. Price $4,000. ]
SEVEN ROOM modern house, stucco,
good condition and we'll located
porch, full lot. Price $4,000. Small
cash payment down, balance on
very easy payments.
FIVE ROOM modern bungalow. good
style and well located. Price $4,000
Terms.
SIN ROOM modern house. porch. full
base me Mt, double saaa9e, fine lawn
Fine ls ssS1c'i Price $500. Terms
FIVE ROOM modern bungalow, fpl!
basement vita garage. extra bed
room in basement. Fine location
Price $3.50. Very easy terms. :.
FIVE ROOM bungalow. partly mod.
crn. garage, lawn, trees. full lot and
property IN in exeealent condition
YOU WILL wanE to get settled. in
your OWN home sometime and nov
is the opportune time to buy Of
build. You Will appreciate the in.
/ dependency IN owntng your own
home.
BUILDING LOTS in oil parts of town
We write all kinds Of insurance in
guod reliable companics. +. n
WANmnA 13D
INVESTORS MORTGAGE SECURITY
COMPANY. lac.
.Off;ce vri&h First Guaranty Rank.
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MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR

Minn"e~rl's. Avg. 19-(APl-Flour
10 TO IL higher. In carload lots, fam
ny patents quoted ut $50 " S.4W n
barrel in 98.pound cotton sacks.
| Shipments 4O,485 barrels.
Bran 22OO.
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wANTkp TO RENT

:. -. :. Il 80 as0ANs
HOUSE WANTED - Rcspon sibic
+ party desires furnished housc
Most lave q least Awo ~ rooms.
Would consider sub-leasing for
several months. Phone 220-N be
tween $3.50 and $500.
ROOM WANTED - Young man Of
good position will pay $1,000 =
.dAenth for.c clean. comfortable room,
centrally located. Write Tribune
M. ,1Ol.
WANTED-To rent 4 or room mod
J Grn or partly modern house by
September LIST. Phone lOl3-J.
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ROOMS FOR n9fef
FOR RENT-Two rooms for light
housekeeping, with private bath.
Also breakfast set for sale. Call
3O7 So. Seventh. Phone ASSN.
FOR RENT-Wcll furnished room on
ground floor for two. Also light
housekeeping room for one. Az
Fifth street.
FOR RENT--Furnished room in mod
ern home and also furniture for
sale. 62l Sixth street. Phone el9W.
FOR RENT-Two furnished light.
housekeeping rooms in modern
house. Inquire 81 Ave. A.
-UR RENT = Four rooms over
Knowles Jewelry store. Apply to
F. A. Knowles.
NEWLY decorated pleasant light
housekeeping room. College Bldg.
Talenhore 1R3.
NICkLl FURNISHED ROOM-In pri-
vate home. 6l6 Ave. b. Phone
1895.
FOR RENT-Three furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. 1915 Bdwy.
FOR RENT-Large pleasant room in
new modern home. Phone ITS.
FOR kENT-NiceIy furnished room
623 Sixth Street. Phone 964.
tUK notwithstanding rooms for
rent at 422 Fourth street.
FOR RENT-Furn;shed room. Call
after p. m. Call 052Ws
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NJ. B. GILMAN CO.

FOR SALE-l025 Ford coupe, balloon
equipped, . months old. License
and bumpers. Excellent condition.
A real bargain and easy terms.
{ 1914 Front street. Tel. 1O72-M.
FOR SALE-l925 Ford touring car
in excellent condition.. Selling be-
Call SOC N. Ninth street. after I
p. M.
FOR SAI4E-A brand new Ford truck
with Cs>icago shift. Will sell at big
reduction IL taken 1t once. A. E.
Cook. Tuttle. N. ID. s
FOR SALE-Two Ford Sedans in run
ming order. Dakota Auto Sales Co..
Inc.
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WRNlrURe FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Chest of drawers. sani
tary cot. ivory wicker furniture in
c!uaAAe AkAk with chair. straigh
chair; rockerr and table box. Trb
FOR sALE7~4ousehold furniture.
leaving tSwg., $50 Eleventh street
GIVE TILL IT HURTS -
Teschcr-Remember the saying.
1T Is better to give than to receivll,'
yupil-Hy fsthsr, rays that is his
what IS .ycNr tsthsrl"
Munich.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
"OR SALE-Ons 1915 Dodee Tour
ing, balloon tires and disc wAesls;
one ford Coupe: one Ford Road
ster, and one Ford Bug. All cars
priced very low to sell quick. Lock-
wood Accessory Co, Phoae 1877.
800 Main St.
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A. w. LUCAS co.
APARTMENTS

APARTMENTS
FOR RENT-Furnished modern city
hested apartment. 2 and > room
apt. each with private bath. For
sa3e-an oak Macy, 4 section
bookcase just like new, very rea-
sonabie. Phone eos after p. m.
FOR RENT-Furni5hed afartments.
Tho laurain Apertmen$s. Phone
3O3. b. r. Flanagan. Prop.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CARS

NOW is THE Bargain Season in
Used Cars. Hunters are getting
the stiffness OUT of their trigger
fingers, as we'll las making trans
portation arrangements. We have
these rood values: Ford Coupe, 20
Dodge Sedan; Ford Tou ring; RUick
Touring: Ford Truck: Dodge
Screened Commercial; Light Ford
Delivery; Cadillac Touring. Easy
Time Payments.
Phone sos
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LOST

LOST Large Scotch Collie dog,
"Flush." two years old. light tan
and white. black spot resembles
grease spot, long pointed muzzlc.
Substantial reward. Notify Tribune.
"F. W. G."
LOSr-A 3lx4.4V U. 5. Royal Cord
spare tire with rim, between Ster.
4. J. Sailor. Beulah. N. D. Reward
LOST-Long white silk belt with
ccrisc and yellow flowers. between
~ ROsser and Finney's. Please call
sos L. Il. or return to Tribune
office.
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POSITION WANTED

SrENOGkAPhER wants clerical posi-.
ton in bank. Experienced rs book
keeper, teller, etc. Have had full
charge Accept now. Write Miss
A. J. Holz. Schafcr, N. d. Wire
Watford City. ssts<
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OFFICE ROOM FOR RENT
FOR RENT--Dental office rooms,
formerly occupied BY DR.. Kershaw.
suitable for any kind OF IN office.
Inquire CITY National Bank, Biz
maeck.
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WANTED-To do washing or house.
work. Cali 557-M. 21l Sixteenth
street. Mrs. Rennich.
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sAtEsMEN WANTED

Statesmen WANTED st'
COLLECTION AGENCY wants travel.
ing Salesman Auditor. Solicit con-
tracts. Appofnt sub agents. $foe
weekly. Give references. lntcrna-
tional, $40 Mills Bldg, San Fran
cisco.
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Tribune Classified Advertisements
s.. ..z-,u@=P II N E 81 80 -. =.
MALI InP RANT

1lALo EELP NAnIIoe A. !.
GOVERNMENT PATROL INSPECT.
TOR-Guards needed freque141y
for Canadian and ether barders.
$1,680 yearly. Particulars Rec.
Write, Oxmesit, 33-P., 81. 6oois,
Mo. immediately. 80
NANTED-Mcn and woaen t. leaSn
6aFoer trads. Great demAaA, Ne
wages. Few weeEs completes. Gaia.
log and special offer free. Noler
Rarher COLLEGE. Fargo. N Oak.
WANTED-Boy to learn Baker trade,
not under 16 years of age. Must be
neat. Apply Hughes Bakery. u
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WORK WANTED

WORK WANTED-A high school
girl wants to work for room
and board. Write X. r. N. Sterk,
BraddOck. n. ID.
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vARla LANDS

Farm LAMBS
FOR SALE OR TRADE 320-acre Me-
kenzie Co. farm. mile from
state highway, or will trade for
house and lot in town. Write
Tribune No. 90.
FARM FOR SALE-Locatcd near
Bismarck. Well improved, Good
water. In good state Of cultivation.
Will sell cheap. Write Tribune
No. 90.
FOR SALE-Good cattle or sheep
ranch and four hundred tons Of
hay. If interested. write T. B.
Heath, Napoleon. N. Oak.
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BOY--l8 years old. wants work after
school hours and Saturdays. Ad-
dress r. O. Box l52, Mcnokcn, No.
OAK.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

WANTED AT ON0n-- waitress and
dish washer. Good wages. Hotel
Washburn, Washburn. N. D.
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CHIMNEY SWEEP and Furnace
cleaning. Phone o5. Fred Nelson
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Eltinsc Block. Room 10. Tel. al
Evening star., 1926-06-08
BOSTON COURT SEEKS
.EXTRADITION OF PONZI
Wizard Will Be Returned From
Florida for Resentencing
"as Common Thief"
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BOSTON, June 8.-Extraditfon Of
Charles Ponzi, one-time financial
wizard, from Jacksonville, Fla, will
be sought by Massachusetts officials
in consequence of his failure to ap-
pear in the Superior Criminal Court
here yesterday for resentencing to
from seven to nine years in States
prison as common and notorious
thief" The sentence resulted from
the collapse of Ponzi's postal coupon
reply venture here six years ago.
Ponzi, who is free from this State
under bail of $4,000. recently lost his
appeal to the Supreme Court and was
ordered to appear for resentencing a
week ago. He defaulted, but alp
Evening star., 1926-06-08
MINISTERS PROTEST
CANCELLATION STAMP
North Carolina Group Declares
Training Camp "Ad" Fosters
Spirit of War.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
GREENSBORO, N. c., June s.
The Ministerial Association of Green's
boro does not like the way Uncle Sam
cancels his stamps.
A resolution was adopted by the as
sociation yesterday condemning the
use of Lets Go-Citizen's Military
Training Camp" for the purpose Of
cancellation.
The ministers contended that the
use of this expression served to mill.
tarize" the mail.
The following letter was mailed to
President Coolidge yesterday after
noon:
"At the regular meeting of the
Greensboro Ministerial Association
today it was unanimously voted that
we respectfully but earnestly protest
against the militarization of our mails
by the use of the cancellation stamp:
Let's Go-Citizens' Military Train
ing Camp We believe this use of
Evening star., 1926-06-08

The present models Of RCA RadioIa'
and Londspeakers trilI not be superseded
this year.
Evening star., 1926-06-08
ADJUSTMENTS
little Miss Bluebeard''

Irene Bordoni's show can be a vivid
success even without the Incompatible
Irene. Previous to IL O'Clock last
night no one would have had the te-
merity to make the statement. But,
then, no one would have had the pleas
ure of seeing the National Theater
Players take the Bordoni-less Little
Miss Bluebeard'' and wreSt from 1t an
undreamed-of measure of success.
There is a slight difference to be
noted in the production as it is given
by the National Players. When MISS
Bordoni played Collette it was the
only role in the piece that made an
impression. 1t is not at all to the
discredt of Leneta Lane, who now es-
says the part-French accent and all
to say that other members of the
company also get an opportunity TO
show that Mr.. Avery Hopwood did
nicely balanced bit of work when he
wrote Little Miss Bluebeard." And
they seize it wisely and well.
Miss Lane reveals much more than
Catalinian effrontery-she does excel
lent work from beginning to end, even
if q 'osband' does nearly become plain
American husband" at times. Her
whirl at being BoIdoni is decidedly
worth while, even the suggestion OF
French accent for atmospheric pur-
poses, which is the hardest thing in
the world to get away with, unless one
is to the manner born.
There are other factors that con-
tribute strongly to make Little Miss
Bluebeard" one Of the me-1-iest of the
National Players offerings. Two of
them are the ubiquitous BILLY"
Phelps and always reliable Romaine
Calendar. Phelps is cast as the Hon.
BERTHE Bird, very much a Lunnon man
about town. How he does maSticate
the juicy opportunity for comedy.
It's big chance for the Phelps fol
lowers 70 say II told you So"
Calendar eXcellently carries the
part of Bob Talmadge, who starts the
whole thing by marrying "Collette'
under the name of his best friend,
Larry Charters, a clever ruse to keep
his wife from finding out about his
Lotharian vagarieS. 1t leads to the
kind of complications of which Mr..
Hopwood is a past master. If any
one doesn't know what kind this IS, a
great opportunity to learn is offered
at the National.
John Warner plays Charters, the
distlaught song writer, who vowed
he'd never wed and then nearly lost
his mind trying to win the wife an
other man had married for him, and
he does it nicely.
Again, Dorothy Tierney gets but
moment. Again. Dorothy Tierney
draws from the moment about all
that is humanity possible. She is a
young lady of temperament-the kind
that breaks up furniture and china
ware-and for about two minutes in
the second act she is splendidly con-
spicuous.
Rhea Diveley, Mrs. Hibbard and
Evening star., 1926-06-08

the mails conveys the impression
abroad that we are a militaristic ma
ton and that it suggests to the
youths Of our land that international
differences are to be settled by war
rather than by justice and reason.
Furthermore, the use of this cancel
lation stamp on the mail of those who
do not believe in the training camps
makes them the unwilling promoter
of system Of which they do not ap-
prove. May we hope for your influ-
ence in bringing about the abandon
ment of this Objectionable use of our
mails"
Evening star., 1926-06-08
WOMEN CALL ON HERRlCK.

PARIS, June R.-Ambassado
Myron T. Herrick yesterday received
the American delegation to the Inter
national Woman's Suffrage Alliance
Congress, headed by Miss Belle Sher-
win Of Washington, president of the
National League Of Women Voters.
He said that women's work for peace
was being recognized. He spoke Of
the great devotion shown by Ameri-
can women in the cause of interna-
tional cooperation.
Evening star., 1926-06-08

Shall buy now or waltz"
With Radiolas as permanent in char
acter as they are, with broadcastina
what it is today and what it will become
tomorrow-who can afford to wait?
Especially if the set has the basic
Superb eterodyne .circuit-the circuit
that the qualified expert sees no present
prospect Of displacing.
Ask any RCA Authorized Dealer to
tell you about the following Radicals
and to demonstrate them:
Radiola 80, Super -Heterodyne
Price $575 (compietel
Radiola 2s, Super -Heterodyne
Price $500 with Radiotrons)
Radiola &c. Portable Super Heterodyne
Price s225 with Radiotrons)
Radiola 25, Super Heterodyne
Price $165 with Radiotrons)
Radiola 60,
Price $115 (with Radiotrons)
Evening star., 1926-06-08

pealed from Jacksonville that he was
detained there under bond and needed
q few days to clear his affairs. Judge
Fosdick granted five days extension
and ordered the default set aside.
When the time limit expired yester-
day District Attorney O'Brien an
nounced that a new default warrant
would be issued today, and that as
soon as extradition papers can be pre-
pared an inspector will leave for
Jacksonville to bring Ponzi back.
Evening star., 1926-06-08
BELL RINGERS SOUGHT.
Vicar Wants Men Who Will Stay
for Religious Services.

BLACKAWTON. England, June
@.-Rev. w. Charnel. vicar of the
local church, has posted an advertise
ment for seven bell ringers after a,
dispute with the former bell ringers
because they refused to remain for
services after they had finished the
task of Ginning.
The vicar stipulates that applicants
must be men of good moral character
who are sin the habit of Keeping the
HOLY Lords day'
Evening star., 1926-06-08
G.W.U. GRADUATION
EVENTS CONTINUE
Class Night Exercises at
CorCoran Hall Tonight.
Diplomas Given Tomorrow.

The 105th graduating exercises of
George Washington University will be
held for the 405 members OF the vari-
Gus departments at the Washington
Auditorium tomorrow night at 8
o'clock DR. David A. Robertson,
assistant director of the National
Council of Education. will be the
principal speaker
Class night exercises at Corcoran
Hall tonight and the annual Faculty
Pyramid Honor Society base ball
game this afternoon feature today
commencement week activities. DIR.
William Nather Lewis. president of
the institution, will take the pitcher S
box for the faculty. DR.. Lewis has
a record of straight wins over the
Honor Society since the games We're
initiated The contest will be played
at o'clock on the Monument lot,
diamond No. /.
Reception for Graduates.
Tomorrow afternoon DR. and Mrs.
William Mather Lewis will hold the
annual reception to the members of
the graduating classes at O'Clock
at the Washington Club, llOl X
street northwest.
The annual pilgrimage was made
yesterday to Mount Vernon, where a
wreath was laid on the tomb of
George Washington. Members of the
senior class. university officials and
patrons took the boat ride. while
others went down by automobile.
Jeanne GraVatte, president of the
teachers college class. and Gilbert
LudWid, president of the engineering
class, were dressed as George and
Martha Washington.
Huston Thompson, Federal trade
commissioner, in a short address, said
in part:
Impressions From Home.
TT is not often that ones character
Is readable in the landscape. and yet
Mount Vernon reveals the personal
ity of Washington with marvellous
accuracy after all these years. He
touched nature with a sympathetic
hand and all about him smiled and
mirrored his life in a way that time
has been unable to dispel. This
place tells the story of love of the
outdoors.
His public acts after he became
President were dominated with the
single purpose of uniting our people
He has been charged with favoring
q centralized government. That was
not because he did not believe in q
strong local government, but because
he realized also the necessity for a
strong Federal government after see
ing the futility of the colonial con-
federacy."