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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-05-08
FOR SALE


HOUSE, rooms and bath, modern
!, and in good condition, short lot
garage. Price $3.50. Terms.
BUNGALOW-5 rooms and bath. mod.
ern, full lot. Price 100000. Terms.
HOUSE, rooms and bath. full base
ment, all in good condition and OK
ccllent location. Price $625O.00.
Terms.
BUNGALOWS rooms and bath.
maple floors, Fireplace. lawn and
fine large trees, east front, screened
porch.
HOUSE - NEW - Stucco - 6 room
and bath. oak and maple floors. fire
place, built-in features. full base
mcnt, exceptionally fine and in
splendid location. Possession May
18th.
HOUSES rooms and bath. modern
nice lawn and shrubbcry. Price
$385O.OO.
We have other equally attractive
properties. Prices arc steadily ad-
vancing. Buy now and take advant-
age Of the opportunities offered al
the right prices. City Lots and Farm
lands at practically your own figures
Insurance Of every kind and form
in good reliable companies.
INVESTORS MORTGAGE SECURITY
COMPANY, INC.
Phone 1873
Office with First Guaranty Bank.
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FURNITURE FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Thrcc piece living room
set, consisting of scttcc, rocker and
cair. golden oak finish with gen.
uinc leather upholstery. Price $40.
Also burner gas stove with oven.
SIS. 5l8 Fifth Street. DR.. Il. S.
Engc.
FURNITURE FOR SALE-Walnut
buffet; plank top dining room table
and chairs; beds; kitchen cabinet;
rug; leather davenport and other
household articles. Phone 973J or
call 215 Washington Ave.
FOR SALE:-Knabe piano, 8iax1O rug,
two beds complete, dining table and
chairs, floor lamp, sectional book
case, magazine stand, kitchen table,
and window shades. 2O4H Main,
Apt. F., evenings.
FOR SALE--Ninc piece oak dining
room set, two oak rockers, maho-
gany frame screen, piano stool
kitchen chair, oak porch swing
Winchester Repeater, tool chest
Call 904.
FOR SALE--One fumed oak dining
room set, in Al condition. Will sell
very reasonable. Also one sanitary
cot and one dresser. Phone 70CJ.
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'GkHDaass qemanr y a'bssAvs u iigAury
|x:AIM(aNo,bE;!!o||.d!3!y

q SIT isn't in your interest. pre-.
cisely, to have our search for the
missing child successful"
= He ended on an infection Of In.
terrogation.
'No." said Barbara DULY. 1T
isn't. But | know where you may
find him.. Mr.. Hardiman's son Is
known as Bravo Kohler. You will
find him when you have traced him
from Sparta, North Carolina. where
he was known to all the townsfolk
Hthere."
"You-you know him?' demand.
ed the astounded lawyer.
YES"
MAY ask what your relation.
4ship TO him ISL"
barbara hung her head.
I'VE were-sort Of friends once"
Bhe said.
The First creeus
u In Ryeneck. with the Spring ad.
vancing with flags Of flowers to
conquer the melancholies OF Win.
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ter, Barbara found 1t increasingly
difficult to recapture the mood of
tender regret with which, at first,
she had been able to contemplate
the image of Hardiman. cead.
But on the day the first crocus
cane up barbara wept.
a year since two tramps In q
Carolina topse of pine had snatch
ed together at first crOcus there,
J and somehow their fingers, in the
leaves, had twined. =.
Her affection for baby. though
she suspected that 1t was not the
perfect maternal love. had become
distractingly intense. Some nights
she would have the nurse bring the
boy to her bed to sleep against
her breast.
After such nights, haggard and
houow eyed, she would live day
of utter detection. For from his
tiny head stood out the pointed
ears Of Bravo
~ But she was very careful on the
Spring day Of Lawyer Waldens Wis
II when he came with a report of
the missing heir to conceal from
HIM her eating anxiety to hear his
news.
"E. Kohler!' she languidly ex.
claimed. "Ah. yes"
"Ho is in New York." said the
attorney. He studied Barbara's re.
action to his reply.
But woman Is even more ex.
pert in duplicity than a lawyer.
Outwardly she did not signal the
turmoil within.
THAT is convenient. isn't it?''
she commented lightly.
"You puzzle me-" frankly admit.
ted Walden. You apparently knew
al. about this young man. How
ever" he shrugged. my business
Is to settle the estate. not to nm.
cover any secret you may wish to
keep"
Barbara had recourse to the old
d t OF feminine tricks. She lifted
sr eyebrows prodigiously and
= AIRED. Mr.. Walden's lean jaws
? ;orked nervously. He wilted and
said abashed:.
Il beg yo6r pardon. spoke
without refreshing"
You did, agreed Barbara, mer-
cilessly. '.ss
When next he spoke the attorney
was strictly formal:
Il assume. then. that you know
that We have to deal with a pretty
wild youngster. wish. In fact,
that Mr.. Hardiman had left his be.
quest to him in the form OF q trust
fund. The young man needs to be
protected against himself. Does
my estimate OF him agree with
yours?"' ~
! "Why should have an estimate
! of him." ~
Sorry" apologized Walden, THE
, time with an admiring grin.
"Why do you consider, him IRE
sponsible? ?" asked Barblra with
careful detachment: asss.s.4s. :.
about that there can be mo
doubt" said Waiden incfsiveiy:
"Mr. Kohler--or Mr., Hardimah, I
suppose We should call him-hA0
Just completed Ii 4 North sCarolinA
penitentiary nine month term Of
imprisonment for felony. 1t Ap.
pears IA0 yOuuk l0hu OloWT Up =
town."
Barbara went sick all over and
!, bad no further thought Of conceal.
ment.
mot SO Indifferent after all. :"
thought Walden.
Barbara turned on him eyes lumi-
nous with tears that gathered un.
noticed. ssf
ooh. yes. l am interested" she
!. cried passionately. "Why don't
you tell me the rest?"
ut may have done him great
deal Of good" began the lawyer &C.
Tiously.
mot Bravo!" Barbara intsrject-
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PHONE sos.
M. Ii. GILMAN co.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
FOR SALE-Two Ford Coupes, two
Dodge touring cars in A No. con-
ditiOn, also one Ford Bug $35
Phone 1880 Main st. Lockwood
Accessories Co.
FOR QUICK SALT Oldsmobilc s,
and new full dress suit, size 40.
SIS Fifteenth Street.
FOR SALE-l924 Buick Sedan in
good shape. Fleck Motor Sales,
lnc
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GOOD USED CARS

It will pay you to come in here and
see what we mean when we say
"Go0d Used Cars" There is Dc.
pendability, and many. many Thou.
sand Miles Of real transportation
in every one Of these ears. Ford
Truck. Warford Transmission, sass;
'25 Ford Roadster. winter top, $3.50;
Overland 80, $50; Ford Coupe, $500;
Dodge Touring, $lS5; Ford Coupe
$500; Dodge Touring. winter top
$3.50: Ford Light Delivery, 1926.
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GALE rs HER PONY

East Wakefield. n. H-Wjnnifred
Payne age IL, has q bull calf which
Eshe hikches to q two-wheeled pony
cart. The calf wears harness nicely
pnd doesn't mind the saddle. &
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SALESMAN

WANTED--A salesman with car ia
represent US with our full line OF
quality bulk candies in the follow.
ing counties in North Dakota: Bur.
lelSh, Emm0ns, Sioux, Grant, Nor.
ton. Oliver. Mercer, Adams, Hct.
finger. Stark, Dunn, Billings, Col.
den Valley. Slope and Bowman
Must have acquaintance in this ter
ritory with Grocers, General Stores
and Variety Stores. Preference will
be given man with Candy. Bscui,
and Cracker. or Wholesale Grocery
experience. This position offers
good remuneration to the man who
VIII give US faithful representation
five and onc-half days each week
Give detailed information regarding
yourself in first letter. Write Care
Tribune No. "a.
statesmen AND AGENTS WANTED
Page Separator, Page Mixers
Page Lights Plants-our straigh,
commission plan has proven q
money maker for retired farmers
Creamery managers. active Sales.
men and others on both part and ali
time. Only highly reliable men will
be accepted. If you want live
money making territory, write mt
once giving details about Yourself
Address X. A. e. Burton Page Com.
pany. 9O3 Wriglcy Building, Chica.
go, El.
RADIO FRANCHISE SALESMtN
MANTED--Wc are opening United
Radio Chain Stores everywhere, new
merchandise plan. merchandise con-
signed. time sales financed, advcr-
Using furnished. profits guaranteed
lines Nationally Known and Advcr.
used. Live salesman now making
$2o to SIS per day. Permanent
proposition. Address Sales Manager
4Ol Ozark Bldg. Kansas City. Mo.
EARN $5.O0OOO ANNUALLY handling
Americas most widely known line
OF Commercial Professional, Per
sonal and Wedding Stationery. also
individually monogrammcd Personal
and Business Christmas Greeting
Cards. For immediate appointment
and exclusive territory apply at
once with reference 10 Process En-.
craving Co., Crawford Ave, at 18th
St.. Chicago.
SPECIALITY statesmen - Full q,
part time. Big demand for advcrtis.
ing post cards, blottcrs; Every
Hotel, Manufactures. Bank, Garage
your prospect. Exclusive territory
Sample outfit Free. Liberal Com
mission. Curt Teich L. Company
las Irving Park Blvd. Chicago.
SALESMEN-Ncw bowling allcy-al.
most self selling vcndcr. Sensation
at Chicago, Convention. First pur.
chase returns merchants 200 pc,
cent. New deal. Write quick. FIX.
elusive territory. One sale dali,
earns $50 weekly. Honey Dew. 1872.
Main Street. Kansas City, Mo.
sALESMEN-$lOO weekly in advance
--eXpcfience unnecessary. Sell
mems wool Suits, prices $3.50
$li.50. $3.50, $3.50. Also rain.
coats. Fit, quality guaranteed
Beautiful Free Sales outfit, makes
selling easy. Superior Clothes, 1910
W. North Ave-, Chicago.
SALESMEN--One of the largest indie
pendent paint manufacturers offers
You S15 weekly on commission con.
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HOUSES AND FLATS

FOR RENT--Thrcc room furnished
housekeeping apartment in modern
home. Adults only. Screen porch
and large storcroom. Heat, light,
water aud telephone furnished.
Phone 1888 or call at Ell Eighth st.
FOR SALE--Housc, nine rooms. Tn
modern except lights. close in loca-
ton. Good for Boarding House.
Water. sewer. lights. paving in
street. Very cheap at $500. L. N.
Cary. Mandan. No. Oak
FOR RENT-Onc well equipped light
housekeeping apartment. also fur
nishcd room on ground floor. Man
and wife, or two, business women
preferred. i,2 F'ith Street.
FOR RENT \ fine flat on second
floor in the best part Of the city.
consisting Of four big rooms, bath
room and ktchcncttc, heat and
water is free. Cali G23M.
FOR RENT--Four-r room house with
block Of garden ground. corner Ros-
ser and 21st street, Bismarck.
Phone 082.
FOR RENT--Onc, two. or lnrce-ruun.
apartments furnished. No children.
The Lorraine Apis. Phone 1903.
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MISCELLANEOUS
ROOT QUALITY BEES AND BEE
SUPPLIES.

It pays to buy the best.
| have for sale and delivery be-
tween June LIST and July l, Bees and
supplies as follows:
Entire BEGINNERS outfit as listed
below Tor ................. 1910
If ordered separately, as follows:
Standard 10 frame hive, nailed
and painted. .......... 7.5O
l Root quality Queen and two
frames Of bees. $50
| Alexander bee veil. .......... 80
| 10" hive tool. 60
| Standard tin smoker. .... LIS
Book. Starting Right with
Bees" MISREPRESENTATION. >. 100
Cleaning in Bee Culture,
Magazine for year. ..... l5O
per cent discount for cash orders
over $1,000 if received before June
Isl. Send your check and name to
HERBERT J. ROBERTS
3lS Mandan Ave. Bismarck, N. ID.
Phone 439M.
FOR SALE--Ten acre tract in Louns-
berry's outlets with seven room
house. barn and garage 2Ox3O,
brooder houses and good we'll with
windmill. There are other good
points. This property can be
bought very cheap for cash.
Write Mrs. Susanna Mahin, Gen.
Del, Bismarck. N. d.
FOR SALE One 1880 Titan Tractor
in first class condition with three
bottom Grand Dctcaur power lift
breaking pl0w complete. Condi-
rnnfnn1 Will 81 Ia
If sold at once. Inquire Of Scott
Cameron or c. A. Rust, Bismarck,
North Dakota
Diamond Rings--Rcccivcd large
number on consignment to close out
at low prices. Part terms. Prices
$500 and up. James w. Marck.
Diamonds. Wholesale and Retail,
Wilton Cafe, Wilton. N. Oak.
FERTILIZER FOR SALE-Lct INC
show it to you before you buy. 7
haul ashes and black dirt for Il
square deal. Phone 977J at AT
Seventh Street. 7. NJ. Burch.
WANTED to buy German Police Pup
pies. pedisrecd. in wholesale lots.
state what you have. age, sex. mark
ings, and price. lie Luxe Kennels.
Flowery Branch, Ga.
FOR SALE-Beautiful new kerogas
oil range, blue and white enamel.
Cheaper than gas, an ideal stove.
Must sell at once. Phone 46SW.
LAKE SHORE PROPERTY-Ot tcrtail
county. Minnesota. For choice lots
and tracts write or see Inland Land
Company, Fergus Falls. MINI.
FOR SALT teams of work horses,
weight from $500 to 5000. Also 25
head of young cattle. J. Il. Chcsak,
l2i2 miles, $. +. Bismarck.
FOR SALE-Thrcc year old regis
tered Pcrchcron Stallion. Charles
NJ. Johns. Wing. n. Oak.
FOR RENT - New garage, cement
floor. Call 4l9 Third st. Phone
426J.
WANTED TO BUY-Onc second
hand, small sized iccbox. Phone 773.
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OFFICE ROOM FOR RENT
FOR RENT-Four office rooms over
Knowles Jewclry store. Apply to
+. A, Knowles,
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r. E. YOUNG.

Three men were held at Pipcstonc,
Mimi. pending investigation of death
Of Glenn Hanson. 35. farmer near
here. found dead in field. supposedly
from drinking poison liquor.
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enccs. INTERNATIONAL, 435 Mills
Bldg, San Francisco.

enccs. INTERNATIONAL, 435 Mills
Bldg, San Francisco.
SALESMEN--Old established house
has opening in protected territory
for experienced shoe salesman, pre-
fcrWbly with car, where practical.
No floatcrs apply. Shields Consoli-
dated, Inc, Bombay. N. Y.
Statesmen WANTED-Hcap makes
$500 monthly selling our new gum
and peanut machine to merchants.
No experience necessary. Big com
mission. Hurd, wholesale. Keystone
building. Kansas City. Mo.
LIGHTNING Strange Battery Com
pound. charges discharged batteries
instantly. Eliminates old method
entirely. Gallon free to agents.
Lightning Coz. St. Paul, MINI.
ROOMS FOR RENT
FOR RENT--Good sized front room
with kitchenettc and closet fur
nished for light housekeeping. All
Fifth st. Phone 273.
FOR RENT--Ciean. modern sleeping
room and also be used for light
housekeeping IL desired. Close in.
Call at Is Thaycr st.
FOR RENT = Pleasant light house
keeping room. also three room flat
partly furnished. College Bldg
Phone 1873.
FOR RENT-In modern home, a fur
nishcd sleeping room. Gentlemen
preferred. GIT Seventh st. Phone
9SlR
FOR RENT-One nicely furnished
room for one or two. Phone 3lGJ
or call at 4O8 Tenth st.
FOR RENT-Two large furnished
rooms for light housekeeping.
754W.
FOR RENT - Large furnished room.
sos Ave. b. Phone 1iO2.
FOR RENT--Rooms at 1912 Broad
way. Phone 799W.
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SALESMDN-One of the largest indie
pendent paint manufacturers offers
you S75 weekly on commission con-
tract selling consumer trade guar
antccd products at Wholesale prices.
Part or full time. The Surety Prod
ucts Company. 1879 West 8Oth.
Cleveland. Ohio.
COLLECTION AGENCY wants ex-
pcricnccd Salesman for District
Agent. Solicit business. Appoint
Agents. $4,000 weekly. GIVE refer
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PERSONAL

PALMISH and Phrcnologist, Madam
Lattimorellc, here at 416 Fourth
st. Reading Hours: 2 to 5 and Z
to 10. Helps find lost articles.
See her today.
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apartments furnished. No children.
The Lorraine Apis. Phone 1903.
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SITUATIONS WANTED

SITUATION WANTED-Young wom-
an. rs. for housckcepcr, ranch or
railroad man. Must be kind. Box
30 Toledo Ohio
New Britain herald., 1926-02-26
WOMAN MANAGER
 MAKES SUCCESS Yale "COmInOnS" Now Paying
 Proposition

New Haven. Feb. 2G Pl -- The "'d saying that q womnn's place is in the home has a modern version that has been proven at Yale uni ycrsity. It is: When home eco- nomics arc transplanted into mans dcmain. the woman wins out.
 For many years men managed commons, in which the student body ate, but seldom was profit balance shown. Often the deficits were so large that a real problem was offered. Students frequently re- helled because their stomaChs were not wholly in sympathy with the menus.
 Nov that Miss Cora C. Colhurn has been formally made director Of dining halls ut Yale after two years Experimentation with her ilras and menus. the university las announced that woman man a-omont has ro1oio1 the financial angles and lifted the student body above tnc dangers of dyspepsia.
 A policy a' NaIo for years placed responsibility lor Nulvn' health as well IS inul'ocual training, upon IIs officers. The policy Of "a'hlo'ics .or all' which brought ninety r"r r.ut of tlr stud ut hnrly into traIn- i"-, was ,.r,m5d Iark;@s um,"ss tho uuiH'ri1" ohjc,rs hnew what the s'ulcu's sic,
 Mss Colu@rn ~as i.nt ny tho UninIsi'v O. Chicago to work out 'n" m'al problem in Commons, Tho corporation m&I- iI compu sorry TOT fr"sAm-n ro ,at r"Gul1r,y there "hil" th" up,r c,as>mcu could ,i'hrr have m,alS or cafNcr,a r>trH wIjrb Mi.a ''o!hurn offered,
 Al ,hn ou's.', G2G m,a's 8 luy r,r" served. h h,r.mi"r 1925 m" r.gnr had ris 'o 1912 daily and 'l" a1craEr cost p"r meal in Inc oarc'rria had not rAcc,I,d 42 c,nis.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-26
HOOSIER STATE
 IS PIVOTAL ONE
Indiana Politicians Claim They
 Are Hub

Indianapolis, Feb 26 F9 - h. diana's position as a pivotal state of national politics Is acclaimed by Hoosicr statisticians.
 The state has participated In twenty-eight general elections since It's admission 10 tho union in lSl6. Twenty-three times the candidates for whom 1t has voted have been successful. In two of the fire in- stances which were exceptions the cndidate who had a plurality in Indiana had a plurality in the na- lion, but lacked n plurality in tho electoral college.
 With a lively facility for slip ping back and forth between the major parties, Indiana has gone republican" fifteen times, demo- cratic eleven times and whig twice in national elections. From 1872 to 1900 1t was alternately democrat and republican In its vote for pres ident.
 The Hoosor state cast its first l'l NHAhNllAlui NOlt lpl <lbIiI ON, Nllu was elected the year of it's admis- sion. It voted for Monroe again in 1920 and he was successful. InI 1924. Andrew Jackson had a ma iority in Indiana, and q popular plurality in the nation, but John Quincy Adams won in the electoral college. 1ndianas fortunes were with Jackson ill the next two elec- lions and he was successful.
 The state voted for it's Tippe- canoe hero. William Henry Harri- son, in 1856 and VanBuren won. but Indiana rode 10 victory with Harrison in 1S40. and with Polk in 1S44. The state voted for Cass, Il democrat, when Taylor won in lS4S. Thereafter for six elections Indiana was on the bandwagon. with Pierce, Buchanan. Lincoln and Grant, The state gave Tildeu n majority in 1876, when Hayes was elected despite a minority of the popular vote.
 Then for nine more elections Tn- diana was on the winning side, un- tl 1916. when the state returned Il majority for Hughes. and Wilson 1 was elected In 1920 and 1924 the republican candidate won easily in Indiana and the nation.
 Except for the 1884 campaign, ! when Thomas A. Hendricks, h. 1 diana native and former lIoosier ! governor, and vice. presidcn'ial candidate with Grover Cleveland. 1 inc fact of presidents In- ! diana nativity or residence has not ! affected the result in the state, al { though Indiana is proud of it's consistent production of vice prcsl- dents.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-26
Fire Dept. Called Out 10
 Help Man Fix Furnace

Boston. Fob. -G 'Fl -- Tho hru department has another yarn 10 add 10 is rncorl of odd harpau- t0gs This tune j' w-s p woman lodrer oro asked for o-. Gr,mau and got hm-vi'n extras.
 Ralph Jouet' had rrouHa ui'n his furnace laH might, and when bc sousht 10 lanh the fir" tor 'he night i' just NoDIlnJ hank. So he asked Mss Florence Brown. 'odgrr. i< sb, eouldn'' ask tun b. cal fire station ro send o}.r a man. Whatvsr Mss Erown said ovcr 'ne telephone. an engine, hddef truck J rrot'oti>" company wagon and nlsfrir' Chi,C John KolDry re- ~poud'1 Miss Nrown explained that inc trouble wasn't a contlL'l- ion hut a complication.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-26
Police Autos Stolen in
 Boston, Chief Excited

Eos'on. Feb. gG GP) -- Police Superintendent Crowley is so eN- ,rclscd over thr theft of polio" 1u- 'omoliles from police station gar aros that he has ,.srol a warniur that further la,.rs may result jB 'hr officer on du'v tarins n trial hoard. Two of the machines have been stolen recently. in one case while fhe policeman on duty was on the garage floor.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-06-17
POL ICE NIlIEN'S
Dill IN HOUSE

Highly praisine the WomeKss Bu.
r1au Tor It's work u the care 81
missing children, Representative
Henry Il. Rathbone of IllfnOis, oct.
ing for the House District Commit.
tee, today submitted to the House 3
favorable report on the Wonaeu'l
Bureau bill
He explained ii hts report that
the chief purpose Of the bin IS q
give che hareau legal standing.
The bilE was badly cut up By com
fnitteS amendments and al added
powers Tor the bureau were
eliminated
The duties and functions as "a.
dicated Ii the btu do not give pow.
er not already Inherent III the
police power Represent tive Rath.
bone reported. The bin does not
and can not interfere "a any way
with private social agencies. 2
Representative Hathbone explain
ed that the bin restricts police
women to police functions alone
IN the cases Of women and chill
dren, and the District Commissions
ers and erintendent Of police
are given complies control over
the bureau.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-06-17

This development came today IT
d joint meeting Of the Public
Buildings Commission and the Fine
Arts Commission, Ia the offices Of
Senator Reed Smoot.
The matter was referred TO the
Super vising Architect of the Treas
Department for further study.
The favorite site Tor me build-
ing. Il developed, Is South Of B
and Fourteenth Streets, and on q
line with the NationaI Museum.
The location now e. occupied by
Government green houses.
It IS not believed possible that
building Of the size contempt
by Secretary Hoover can be erect.
ed on this site.
The contemplated building sgcuId
have more than 1, 900 900 feet 0f
floor space and would be six
stories high, with 10000 square
feet for each floor. There is no
such vast Government structure
The Joint meeting today also
considered 9 site for the Supreme
Court building. Two sites. one
facing the Capitol plaza, north Of
the Congressional Library, and the
other approximately the same as
the Roosevelt Memorial site ON
the mall, were discussed, but no
decision was reached.
Supreme Court Justices Stone,
Sanford, and Van Devanter ap.
peared before the meeting and adj,
vocated the Capitol plaza site.
The commission remained unde-
cided az. to whether the Depart.
nlent Of Agriculture group Of build
ings should be completed at this
time or q general office building
for the department should be con.