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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-07-09
WHEAT TAKES
SHARP UPTURN
Predictions of Crop Damage
and Threshing Delays Tend
TO Lift Values

Chicago. July neutrality-suspicious.
that black rust will cause serious crou
damage northwest il hot mugyy
weather develops led to a sharp up
turn in wheat prices today. fhrcsh-
ing delays in the southwest together
with brisk buying on the part Of
millcrs tended also to lift values
Rains and cooler temperatures in the
spring wheat belt had only u transient
depressing effect on the market.
Wheat closed firm, IA to %, net
higher. corn unchanged to y cen,
lower, OTIS at Il cent off to x cent
up. and provisions varying from two
cents decline to = rise Of II cents.
Corn and oats were firmer with
wheat and on account Of q better class
of buying. Cash oats also gained
on the futures.
Provisions were weak owing to u
fall in hog values.
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The close was %@3N cents higher

The close was %@37s cents higher
for tho day.
Oats advanced \ cent after a slow
and draggy start. September barley
was up - cent. Rye futures showed
marked strength, bulgin~ ga M3
cents. September leading. September
flax seed was strong with, grain. ad-
vancing li.ccnt.
Spring wheat offerings continued
light, hardly enough to make = good
market. with good part Of the
receipts winter wheat going direct to
mills. High protein springs were
firm to cent higher with u good
demand. Low protein offerings were
quiet and draggy.
Winter wheat was in fair to good
demand. Durum was firm to one
cent higher for fancy.
Corn was strong to one cent higher
Oats were firm to strong.
Rye offerings were skinny and
demand was good.
Barley was firm to one cent higher
Flax seed was in light supply and
demand fair to good.
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ments s7S; on tracks 500; trading
very slow, market slow. Southern
sacked cobblcrs and triumphs 225@
2.T5. according to quality and condi-
ton. Kansas and Missouri sacked
early Ohio's 2.4O@2.60: sacked cob
blcrs 2.60@2.SO: North CAROLINA bar
rel cobblcrs 4.5OQ485; Virginia bar
rel cobblery \.9OGl5.15.
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PROPOSALS

Sealed proposals for the erection
Of a one class room frame school
building will be received by dfrec-
tors Of Ecklund School District No
-. Of Burleigh County, n. D., until
500 p. m. July Goth, 1926, at the
office Of the clerk, In accordance
with plans and specifications made
by Van Horn e. Ritterbush, archi.
tects.
The right Is reserved TO reject
any and all bids.
All proposals hlust be accompanied
Wy q certified check for five CD pei
cent Of the amount OF the tender.
Plans and specifications are on
file With the clerk. County Supt
Of Schools and the architects.
Dated at Wilton, n. D.. June 22nd
1926.
Alfred w. Lind, Pres.
Esther Engstrom, Clerk.
Wilton. y. ID.
S-29 7-2-9.16
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RANGE OF CARLOT SALES

Minneapolis. July 9.-(AP)--Rangc
Of carlot grain sales:
Wheat Nos dark northern 1924
@l.S3M; No. 2 ditto 1.06N@l.7iM;
No. 3 ditto 1.63A@l.73M; No. 1 hard
spring l.S2M @l.S3M: No. hard
winter l.49Sa; No. 2 durum 1874.
Barley sample grade 95@02..
Corn No. Z yellow 70@78lS: No. J
mixed q; No. 2 white e.
Oats No. 2 white 39is.
Rye No. l. 09H. y.
Flax No. I. 2.34A@235.
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MANNING


Quite = few from this vicinity at
tended the rodco in Mandan Monday
Some others attended Tuesday.
Dave Sullivan Of Bismarck is stay
ing with Jack Stewart for . few days.
The Stewartsdalc Missionary -ciety
met ct the church Thursday. The
next meeting will be ct Mrs. YIN.
tMODonald's.
Paul Hapel sold number Of horses
not long ago, receiving . fair price
for them. Several other farmers are
planning on selling their stock n
there will be scarcity Of feed.
Mr.. and Mrs. o, c. Davenport
mot0red to Bismarck Saturday 10 IT
tend camp meeting over Sunday.
The Glencoe and SteMartsdala
Sunday school held picnic In Tho
gseve ct the 1nekleys farm Saturday.
4 large crowd attended and ! good
time was Had by all.
Miss Vera Grambling left Tuesday
70 work in Dismarck. Her sister
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CHICAGO PRODUCE

Chicago. July y.---(AP) --Buttcr
easier receipts 1888 tubs; creamery
firsts 37a4 M384; firsts 35M36h:; Sec
Onds 33M3l.
Eggs easier; receipts 1l.O29 cases: :
firsts 27Cli.; ordinary firsts 26Mh.;
storage firsts -.
Cheese unchanged.
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Gladys Is staying ct the John Stewart
homo for j 1ew days.
Mrs. Stewart visited with her daugh-
ter Mrs. Hauser Saturday.
Bert Buckley Of Glencoe transacted
business in this vicinity Monday.
Mrs. Batin was taken TO Bismarck
Wednesday suffering with appended
It's. She is reported as gaining in
strength.
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HOUSES AND uAm

FOR RENT--Modern flats, 4 room
and a room, unfurnishcd. with
heat and water. For sale: Z room
house on so foot lot. Also 100 by
$50 foot lot opposite Roosevelt
School. Phone COS, Cora S. Nc
Lean, after 5 p. NJ.
FOR RENT-Furnished apartment.
two large rooms, closet and kitc.-
nette with large screened in polch.
East front, downstairs. Call b
rear door. SIS Sixth st. Phcae
$50.
FOR RENT--A modern room 2
story house. Very good location.
South front. Near city park. Fire
place. Immediate possession. He'd.
den Real Estate Agency. Phone 0.
HOUSE FOR SALE OR RENT On
good terms to right party. Just
north Of park. Partly furnished.
all newly painted inside. Phone
942R or 1921.
FOR RENT-Furnishcd and unfur-
nished apartments, $40 and up.
Strictly modern. F. w. Murphy. 215
Inird street.
FOR RENT-Pleasan light house
keeping upArtWcut, Ill AuTulSuOO.
$50 u month. Close in. Phone
357W.
FOR RENT-Furnishcd two room
apartment, modern, close in. Also
garage. Call at 623 Sixth st.
FOR RENT-Modern furnished apart
mcnt, one block from p. O.. $25.
3l4 Third st.
FOR RENT--Comf0rtable furnished
apartments for light housekeeping
422 Fifth St.
FOR NT--Furnished apartment n:
the Woodmanscc. II. J. WOOD
manSce. "
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WHEAT MARKET STRONG
IN MINNEAPOLIS TODAY

minneapolis, July D. AP) Con
gcstion in July, unfavorablc crop news
and better action in Chicago and Win
nipeg futures gave wheat strong
bulge today. July dragged early hut
finally got fresh upward start and
bulgcd AZ cents deferred months
trailing with ~ at 8 cents advance.
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MlNNEApnIIs rrnr,R

Minneapolis, July zap Flour
ID cents lower to 20 cents higher: in
car load lots family patents quoted
at 9lO@0.30 barrel in " pound
cotton sacks; shipments s3l,SO3 bar
rcls.
Bran 2t.OO.
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Too Late To Classify

HAVE ROOM for ono passenger leay-
ing for Spokane, Washington by
car Saturday forenoon. Call Van
Horn Hotel Room 4O4.
ONE DuOF0LD--For sale in good
condition, for sale cheap il taken
at once. w. E. Perry.
One kind Of seed that docs not need
air in order to gcrminatc is rice.
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE OF

Whereas. l.ahr Motor Sales Com
nanv. corporation, OF bismarck.
North Dakota, did ut tho special in
stance and request of one, A. Il.
SCISSOR of enc certain Chevrolet Tour
ing Car. Model 400, Serial Number
6liX26, store, keep and care for said
property MS a WarehOuseman. law
fully authorized, from the first day
Of September, A. II. 1926. to and until
The date Of this notice at the reason-
BILE charge of Fifty Dollars. C$50.OOD.
And where's. said property is and
~ all times above mentioned has
been I'm the possession OF the said
l.ahr Motor Sales Company subject
to lien for such storage, which
lien now IL and at all times above
mentioned has been claimed by tho
said I.ahr Motor Sales Company
And Whereas, default has been
made by the said 4. Il. Marquett
said charge has even been paid. and
here is due and unpaid to I.ahr
Motor Sales Company az the date
Of this notice the SUM OF Fifty Dol
lars tx5o.00). for which lien is
aimed as provided by law:
Notice is hereby given that such
lien will be forcclosed and said
property sold to satisfy the same at
public auction at the front door of
the courthouse. at Bismarck. North
Dakota, at two o'clock L. NJ, on the
10th day Of July. \. j. 1926.
Dated July sth. a. D.. 1926.
LAIR MOTOR SALES co.
Licnholdcr.
by \. q. White Agent. :.
Bismarck. North Dakota.
ZUGER x TILl.OTSON
Attorneys for Lair Motor
Sales Company.
bismarck. North Dakota.
7-9-1t.
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MlsCmLANpous

l6lSCuLLANDoU0
SHIP YOUR horses to jamestown
sale, July IL, where VIC have lots, of
eastern and southern buyers. Write
for more information to Elder
Horse Sale Co., Darlington, N. Dak.
bTAMONDS-t20, $55. $50, J75, 500,
others up. terms. Write or ask to
see these BARGAINS. James w.
larek. Wilton Cafe, Wilton, N.
Oak.
FOR SALE-l00 head yearling cattle,
haystacker. 3 moving machines,
and bucker. ]. E. Chesak, 1914
miles southeast Of Bismarck.
$4,000 CREDIT on the purchase
price of new Oldsmobilc for sale
or trade on city lot. Geo. L. Kill
mer. Phone 72S.
FOR SALE-Nine column adding ma.
chine, for sale cheap. n. L. Sauer,
Burt, N. Oak.
MINERAL RODS. Satisfaction guar.
Anteed. Write F. D. RobinsQa, Boz
"a. Elgin, Tex.
FOR SALE-Ten foot soda fountain.
in good condition. Write Tribune
No. 62.
WANTED TO BUY-Player PIANO.
Must be good. Write cfiouue Nc
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FOR SALE-One 1926 Dodge Tour.
ing, balloon tires and disc wheels;
one ford Coupe: one Ford Road
ster, and one Ford Bug. All cars
priced very low to sell quick. Lock
wood Accessory Co. Phone 1877
500 Main St.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-07-09
DOG FINDS MASTER

Sioux Falls, S. D.-Two years ayu
Frank Howard left Chcroxt., Ia, ia
move to South Dakota. He left his
collie dog behind. Tho other day a
neighbor brought a stray collie. II
proved to be the dog that Howard
had left in Iowa, master and dog
recognizing one another at once.
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ROOMS ron Rnsr

ROOMS ron RENT
BEAUTIFUL furnished room apart
mcnt suitable for 2 gentlemen or ;
girls. No married couple wanted
unless lady is out all day working.
Write Tribune No. 81.
FOR RENT--Nicely furnished sleep.
ing rooms, and also light house.
~ keeping rooms. Close in. rh0ne
i n6AAxDr call at 422 Fourth st.
s'A'tllesRENT--A large front bedroom.
town town district. Reasonable
price. Call 1871. Also take in
sewing.
FOR RENT-Onc modern furnished
room, close in, suitable for one or
two. 3iO Ave. b. Phone STAR.
FOR RENT-Cool pleasant connected
nor single light housekeeping room,
College Bldg. Telephone 1873.
THREE LIGHT housekeeping rooms,
they are modern, unfinished. Call
1l32M. o23 Twelfth St.
FOR RENT Room in modern home,
private entrance. Call 322 Second
st. Phone SAW.
FOR RENT--Furnishcd rooms ana
furniture for sale. Call 637W.
ll3 Mandan Ave.
FOR RENT-Two furnished room
apartment. The Lourain Apis.
FOR RENT-Attractive room for
rent. Phone 682 or 1O74.
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WORK WANTED--Laundry, rolcl.
dry, wet wash, family washing
clothes of all kinds. One room
furnished for light Housekeeping,
girls preferred. Phone Elm.
STUDENTS-Want place to work for
board and room. bismarck College.
Telephone 1873.
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CHICAGO pNIilrRY

Chicago. July 9.-(AP)--Poultry
alive easy; receipts five cars; fowls
2SA @25.; broilcrs a5@Si; springs
3lQ931; turkeys IS; roostcrs 17i.;
ducks 27N3O: geese II. NJ
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PERsONAL

EPILEPTICS-At last treatmcn;
which stops seizures from II, il
day. No Bromides, Narcotics
Guaranteed. Information free
Hunter Laboratories, 900 Scott
Little Rock, Ark.
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ii.5o; average cost Thursday 1902;
weight 292.
Sheep 300; lambs 25@5O cents low
or; desirable kinds mostly 1876; fat
lambs 12.5O0l2.7J; good to choice
ycarlings and ,wcthcrs 1O.5OGll / 90;
sheep steady: fed ewes to packers
from 4.OOM6.5O.
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MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN

Minneapolis. July Y.--(AP)-Whcat
receipts l36 cars compared to 80 y
year ago. Cash: No. ! northern l.69-
as@1.71ls; No. 1 dark northern spring
choice to fancy l.76ssMl.8Oas; good
to choice 1.72as@l. 76as; ordinary to
good 1 7Oas NO1 .72As: No. 1 hard srrino
1.75M@1.82%: No. dark hard
Montana on track 1.57ssNuI. DYas 20
arrive l.53A; July 1924; September
1.48h; December l.46H..
Corn No. yellow 74EM76.
Oats No. 3 white 37as 0l38h.
Barley 58M68.
Rye No. 2, 87St M99A.
Flax No. 1, 1856 X @2.37N.
CHICAGO POTATOES
Chicago. July 9.-(AP)--Potatoes
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MALR KILP WANTED

WANTED AT ONCE-Butchcr and
sausage maker. Must be expert at
the business, good steady man.
Booze fighters, do not apply. Full
particulars wanted in first letter.
Hazen Meat Market, Hazen, N. OAK.
WANTED-Men and women to learn
barber trade. Great demand, big
Catalog AMI special offer free.
Molcr Barber College. Fargo. N. ..
GOOD POSITIONS for all students.
Write American Business College,
Fargo. N. OAK, for free book.
WANTED-Cook for bridge outfit.
Write Owen Mulvancy, Raleigh, n.
Oak.
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FARGO BlITTEF

FARGO BUTTER
Fargo. N. d.. July zap Butter
fat. churning cream 81; packing stock
Is.
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DEPENDABLE USED CARS


CARS SELECTED WITH CARE
Carefully inspected before deliv-
ery--well taken care Of while in
stock. Q high regard for our used
car owners % they later buy new
cars from ", these are some OF
the considerations to reckon with
in buying . good, dependable used
car.
Ford Truck, Warford Trans.
$500: Dodge Touring, &185: Light
Ford Truck, with Body. $205: ~
Dodge Touring. 1926; Cadillac
touring, 1886, and other good
values. Easy payments.
PHONE sos.
nj. B. GILMAN co.
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FEMALE HELr WANTED
WANTED AT ONCE-Good cxper-
fenced waitress ut Midway Cafe.
Phone SO.
WANTED-Thc party that called It
Dunravcn for work TO cAh again.
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. OFFICE ROOM ron RENT
FOR RENT-Dcntal office rooms.
formerly occupied By DE-. Ksrshaw.
Inquire City National Bank. Bis
marck. Il
FOR RENT-Four office rooms ever
Knowles Jewelry store. Apply e
F. A. Knowles.
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Tribune Classified Advertisements
-P HON e 81
BUSINESS cRANcrS

FOR SALE At OMEGA completes
bulk oil station including one l5,-
900 gallon tank, one 10000 gallon
tank, unloading equipment and
truck tank. Write care Tribune
FOR SALE-Meat Market. Good
deal for quick sale. Reason for
selling, poor health. John LANCE
Tiers, Pollock, s. Oak.
FURNITURE ron SALE
FOR SALE--Leathcr Davenport, Wal
nut bed, Ivory finished steel bed,
walnut finished steel bed, rug, oak
dresser, wringer and tub. Also
other small articles. Phone 6O0J.
FOR SALE Duofold, / Kitchen
cabinet, library table. All pfac.
ticaliy new. Phone eSoJ. 21l ".
--S..-.s-.-- --.-----------------
FOR SALE-Ice bog cheap. Phone
+
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BISMARCK GRAIN
La - An<A ~, u s...~na Aa:l1c. ~.

cent per pound discount under IS
ID. Ear corn, 70 lbs, cents under
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Report Of the Condition Of
THE FIRST STATE BANK

INN rlNSl SIAl6 bANh
ut Regain, in the State of North Da-
kota. at the close Of business June
29th, 1926.
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st PhiIadeIphia-F the
guests Of The washington Times.
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Gay Lad Of 60
Saved From
Stepdad
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weber was forced to separate the
two.
The securities Young" Pollard Is
accused Of stealing were two GER
tificates Of Woodward q Lothrop
preferred stock. valued at $1.OO0
each. The father was formerly en-
ployed as d general utility man by
the department. stor9 put retired
several years ago.
Source Of orry to Him
ellie has been bad boy all his
11ife." Father Pollard said. He has
caused me ali kinds Of trouble. He
used to poster me for money until
had to ceny him any more.
About three years ago got
him q job az night Waterman III
the Treasury Department. He got
to drinking and last summer be
got so bad he had to leave and so
to the hospital A welfare worker
interceded for him and got him his
Job again.
Three months ago he went off
on another carousel and was
fired. He came to me and said he
needed money refused to give
il to him. About month ago
he opened q lunchroom at 1110
Ninth st. n. w.
'sThen he stole the stock out Of
my Bible. He must have taken
them about May IS. / got war
rant about a week ago and when
he came home last nihgt / called
the police to come and get him.
Elder Pollard Wed Again
The elder Pollard was married
a second time about two years ago.
Chicago when a young man. but
his wife died about 10 years ago.
When my first wife died, the
father said, she left me an antique
what not and told me to fix It
up and leave 1t for Willie"
This old antique corner-sheif at
fair has been the subject of life
long devotion by the father. He
added piece by piece to the quaint
collection OF china images and
knick -knacks through the years for
his hayward sons sake.
oneN shelf, inclosed in glass, con.
tains scores of birds. small animals
and butterflies the father has
killed and mounted over a period
Of many years. The old-fashioned
affair meant a long toll and devo-
ton on his part.
'I wanted to have 1t in good
shape to pass along to my SON. he
said. But now he won't get it.
He has proved to me he doesn't
deserve It,"
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only five men before them have
achieved.
Winning her victory against the
turbid waters Of the channel to-
day Mrs. Corson not only brings
new fame to American woman
hood, but she also won what con-
stituted q race against Great
Britain.
Flushed With Victory
Frank Perks, Of Birmingham,
started from the French shore last
night at approximately the same
time as Mrs. Corson and followed
in her wake all the way across
the channel. but when the Ameri-
can woman was making her last
courageous dash for the shore
Perks found the battle too great
and gave up.
Flushed with victory when she
stepped on to the pebbly beach
beneath the Shakespeare cliffs, just
outside OF Dover, Mrs. Corson was
nevertheless just a little disap-
pointed for she had hoped to lower
the record of Gertrude Ederle, and
she mad failed 70 90 30 py % MIN
utes.
Battles Tide
The victory, Of Mrs. Corson was
spectacular, for during the last 900
yards she battled against q chang.
ing tide. The ebb tide began to set
in just when the American woman
was a quarter OF a mile within the
goal,
she put on final squirt, but
when 800 yards from shore it be.
David Becker. 14OO Fairmont
Ave.
Charles Bishop, 1888 HoImeade
Ave.
c. Joseph Jones, 1884 ROdman
st. N. w.
Harry Carpet. S6l1 Eleventh st.
n. w.
Frank COcIxrell, Of Engine Com.
pany No. 5, Alexandria.
Mary Ellen TOtten, 1903 b st..
8. K.
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WELCOME. FOR
FIGHT FANS

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the nomination blank and gives tn
point system by which the scorinl
is done.
Here are the names Of thos
who are candidates so far:
1 Capt. J. n. ID. CIeIand, Wash
9. L. Birth, 1900 Kenyon st.
A. j.. Edwards, 314 v Sc. N. ~.
Leon Oppenl1eimer, 914 F st.
W. NJ, Finley, $50 9th ST. s. w.
C. +. Palmer, 1881 Irving St.
N. II.
william Frazier. 1I4s END -.
ii. i. Campbell. 1880 Thirteentl,
St. N. w.
Leonard stern. ss4 Lamont s..
Eoia wright. s46 n ST. s. w.
o. q. Widmeyer, 1870 Beach
St., Mt. Rainier, Md.
e. r. Jones. SI1 Buchanan st.
jim Holland, 2Is shepherd ST..
Chevy Chase, Md.
Dewey HI. Richards, 1901 Ore
gOn Ave.
Joe B. williams, 1918 Vermont
j. a. Bell. s12s r st. ". w.
Joseph Conlon. S54O Eleventh
P. N. Fox. 1914 Twelfth st.
VI. L. Roberts. $40 x ST. N. w.
Bert LOpatin, Cigar Stand, Colo
Leonard D, mccarthy. 80 $.
st. N. e.
r: $: Reach. 1914 Fourteenth
Jeff Roberts. $50 Twentieth St.
D. 4. Widmsyer. $3.50 Beach
ST., Mt. Rainier, Md.
Gary LANCE, 1891 Perry III. n.
c. 7. Palmer, 1881 Irving st.
Dick schultz. ssIs Ordway st.
II. c. smaIIwood, Cigar Stand,
Southern Building.
Luther T. Curtis. S418 Eleventh
st. N. w.
Paul johnson, Mt. Rainier. Md.
Wilmer Warfield, 1913 Water
j. Ofano. s.l1 14th st. n. w.
Thomas Ried, 52O1 Canal Rd.
o. e. Gehrn,an, Navy Yard.
Marine Barracks.
r. L. Bougeis, 1895 East Capitol
Denham Woodcock. 725 18th
st. n. e.
w. e. Disney, II X st. n. w.
II. r.. Weinstein. 1920 14th 81.
H. c. Vicory, Liberty Garage,
Eighteenth and U Streets North
r. P. schultz, sS1s Ordway st.
d. H. Richards, 15Ol Oregon
Ave.
Joseph Wheeler. AecOtink, Va.
Warner Hammond, 2523 Thir-
teenth st. n. w.
r. l.. johnson, 1914 B st. s. w.
G. w. Quinsberry, sCrimOna, va.
Clifford r. Smith. superintendent
of the American Ice Company,
Fifteenth and X Streets North
east.
Roy Land, 1900 A st. n. e.
G. r. Maschauer, 3946 Rainier
Ave-, MI Rainier. Md.
j. HI. Peak, Gil r st. n. X.