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SURPRISE PARTY

Thirty-five friends Of Mrs. Peter
4 'aer entertained Tuesday evening at
her home with q surprise birthday
party Mrs. Alaer returned from q
ride to find the guests assembled.
She received number of lovely gifts.
A refreshment course was served dur
ing the evening ct tables prettily
decorated with gladioluses.
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TO VISIT IN MINNESOTA

to Visit IN MINNESOTA
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Ecklund and
daughter, Miss Mabel Ecklund, Of
Wilton, left yesterday for the Twin
Cities and other points in Minnesota,
where they will visit relatives and
friends. Miss Ecklund recently gradu-
ated from the Bismarck hospital
training school for nurses.
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Social and Personal
W.C.T.U. Meeting
Held at Home of
Mrs. J. Il. Hughes

The monthly w. c. T. u. meeting
was held Tuesday in the home OF
Mrs. J. L. Hughes with Mrs. George
Register presiding and in charge Of
the program. docs Prohibition Pro-
hibit" was the subject for the after
noon and several members gave talks,
expressing their opinions on the sub
ject. Miss Willabelle Matscheck and
Miss Joyce Newton gave readings.
Mrs. Hughes. approximations Of the
u. I. L., gave an outline Of the work
If that organization. Mrs. Register,
Mrs. G. u. Dickinson and Mrs. Fred
Cathro were elected delegates to the
state convention. to be held in James
town September > to u. and other
members Of the local union will at
tend by virtue Of their office. Mrs.
Ralph Pcnner and Mrs. j J. Rue are
alternates.
The hostess served refres hments
during the afternoon.
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It'll. HARRY LEE RETURNS TO
AASsIItrGIV

Mrs. Harry Lee left this morning
for her home in Nashville, Tenn,
after months visit in the city with
her sister. Mrs. Clara Smith. Mrs.
Lee was formerly u resident Of Bis
marck and was making her first visit
TO the city in 10 years. Mr.. Lee
was at one time connected with The
Tribune.
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VISITING IN FOND mr. LAC

VISITING IN FOND DU LAC
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Nelson and
daughter, Elsie. motored to Fond du
Lac. Mimi. this week, where Mrs.
Nielsen and daughter will visit for
some time with relatives. Mr.. Mel
son returned home last evening on
the train.
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VISITORS TO LEAVE

Mrs. c. G.. I.indahl and daughter,
Miss Thelma Lindahl, of Red Wing,
Mimi. who have been visiting in the
city for two months with Mrs. Lin
dah!s s,n-in-law and daughter. Mr..
and Mrs. Nels LOvin. will leave this
week for their home.
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CIJEST HERE

Miss Catharine Donovan Of Crosby,
N. d.. is visiting in Bismarck, the
guest Of her brother law and sis
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Arvid Backlund,
Cos Ninth street. Miss Donovan will
be in the city for several weeks.
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EMPLOYED nv CECIL DeMuIE

Miss Frances Mabel Ottum Of
Grand Forks. the only woman to BE-
admitted to practice law in North
Dakota al the bar examinations held
here recently, has taken a position as
assistant secretary to Cecil b. De-
Mile. film magnatc, at Culver City,
Calf. Miss Ottum Is u graduate Of
the University Of North Dakota law
school.
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TO VISIT MISS uAwK

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Schaefer OF
Milwaukee. Wis.,. who are en- route
from Dogden, N. D.. where they have
been visiting relatives, arrived in the
city today for = two-day visit with
Miss Gail Hawk.
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Dance Saturday night at
Patters0n's hall, music by the
Collegiate StrOllers.
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IS CIlEST HERE

IS GUEST HERE
Miss Alice Sheldon Of Falkirk il a
guest at the home Of Mrs. Susanna
Hultberg on Sixth street.
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!. RETURNS FROM FAIR HILLS
. H. w. Taylor returned yesterday
from the Provident Life Insurance
) company's agency meeting at Fair
. Hills, MINI.
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PARENTS OF SON

PARENTS OF SON
Mr.. and Mrs. Enoch Becker Of Lin
ton are the parents Of . son, horn
this morning at the Bismarck hos
pital.
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VISITING DAUGHTER

Charles Lamb Of Lewistown, Mont,
formerly in the jewelry business in
Bismarck, has arrived in the city for
visit With his SON. in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs Theodore
Pavlak.
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RETURNS FROM BUSINESS TRIP
Clarence Larson, who has Ken
. spending several days in jamestown,
transacting business, has returned
home.
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VISITED IN WILTON

Waldemar Anderson and s. Sven
son Of Minneapolis have returned
home after visiting at the home Of
. Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Ecklund in Will
: ton for the past week.
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CONDITIONAL muddy, sluggish complexion
DIAGNOSIS-Ths elimination Doubt
less much
enough vegetables and fruits Reform. a-f
TREATMENT-Drnk n,eals-preferably
without ice Drink fruit juices particularly lemonade orange juice
Grape juice also excellent the SYSTEM and
pexion Try drink with meals
will tea coffee and rich
chocolate
hot makes identifying drink
suggishness of the digestive
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RETURNS FROM GRAFTON
Miss Jessie Ramp has returned
from two days business trip to
Grafton.
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: MRS. uARTNErr LEAVES

MRS. HARTNETT LEAVES
Mrs. Kathleen Hartnett, who has
been the guest Of Mfs. Tom Sheehan
and Mrs. Floesnce Davis Tor several
days, left this morning for her home
in jamestown.
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TEMYIK


mr.: and Mrs. Charles Dewitt en-
terta.ned = number Of their friends
last Sunday q dtnner. The occasion
was Mrs: DeWitt's birthday.
Emil Geier transacted business in
F. J. Pietx Of Linton was a caller
Mr.. and Ms. c. j. Ender. and
daughters, Dorthea and Renee. and
Miss Alvina Beck motored to Linton
Wednesday evening.
some Of the young folks from here
attended the minstrel show ana dance
1t Haxelton Wednesday evening. Al
good time was reported by ali.
Miss Carrie Burkhardt. who is
working in Linton. spent Wednes.
day with home folks.
Misses Alice Calquhoun. Pauline
Schlecht and Carrie Burkhardt mo-
tored to Linton and Hazelton We'd.
nesday evening.
Dir. and Mrs. James Mo,Ashan mo-
tored to Steele last SUNDAY to meet
Grandma Louise Foell. She had been
visiting IN loFa.
Mrs: 4. W Quasi and SON. Neil.
we're Linton callers Friday evening.
The x. P. B. met at the Christ AZ
brecht home Friday evening.
The dance ct Henry Sneichert's
poolhall was wen attended, A good
time was reported by al. Emmanuel
Wohl furnished the music. Evefyone
r. IN hopes that there will soon be-
another dance. Lunch was served "
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Ceier.
Friday morning, shortly after 8
o'clock. fire was discovered II the old
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ELTNCE THEATRE

"The Greater Glory" with Anna @.
Nilsson and Conway Tearle featured
is shown for the last times Ut the
Etinge tonight.
Clara Bow. most popular young
lady on the screen with Warner Bax.
ter. George Bancroft and Willivm
howell will be seen at the Eltinge
for Friday and Saturday in 1.-The
Runaway" thrilling story of the
Kentucky mountains with q little
New York movie actress hiding from
justice and causing q tremendous
conflict between two powerful clans.
The mysterious shooting of a
wealthy young New Yorker Ia q Ten
nessee city. a girls flight from the
scene Of the tragedy, her plea to Z
Young mountaineer TO shelter her and
the drama that results when the
dead" man appears in the mountain
settlement seeking vengeance, lend
suspense 10 the story.
An interesting angle is given the.
plot when the rivals for Miss Bow
become excellent friends. = Further
suspense results when Baxter's clan
rebels against his housing . painted
woman" Tn the end Miss Bow has
to choose between Baxter and Powell
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WEEKEND VISIT IN BISMARCK
Mrs. Roy Stephens of Stanton and
brothers, c. G. Martin and c. f..
Martin. and cousin, Vernon Strayer,
Of PAXTON, ILL.,, are here for q week
end visit with Mrs. Ed Schafer.
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HERE FOR C1RCIy,

Mr.. and Mrs., Nate Odds motored
here from Stanton this morning for
the circus.
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FROM GARRISON

: FROM GARRISON
Mrs. Clifford Ehlers Of Garrison
: was in the city ysstsrday, shopping
: and visiting friends.
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may he benefit TO The corn and
potatoes.
Bill Hurlburt made trip to Regain
in Anderson's car Friday.
Frances Tourtlotte spent q few
days ut the Olson none.
Bin Blue was Regain shopper Sat-
urday evening.
Bill Hickel is helping c. l.. Malone
with his harvest.
WILD ROSE
Miss Ada Saville spent several days
this week visiting her friend, Miss
Elsie Bier, southwest Of Braddock.
Mrs. J. J. pugh and infant son
came home from Bismarck Thurs
day.
Arnold Thrali Of Moffit was call
ing on friends in Wild Rose Thurs
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Bier, living
southwest of Braddock, were Sunday
guests at the Ernest Saville home.
Arthur and Arnold Peterson were
visitors at Bismarck Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Snyder Of
Bismarck spent the. weekend ut the
parental home.
Quite . number of the people in
this vicinity were gathering choke
cherries along the creek Sunday.
Edward Swanson and Obert Salhaus
left with Ford truck for Canada
last week.
Mrs. Soren Wallenhoft and little
granddaughter. Pauline, from Canada,
spent several days last week visit
ing at the Ernest Saville home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Snyder az
Bismarck and Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Bruwnawell were cntI rtaincd Sunday
ut the ". II. DrOwn:.well home.
Friends here will be glaG to learn
that Mrs. Wally LemOnhart, who is
in hospital at Bismarck, was slowly
at last report.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels THOMPSON and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Saville were WIS.,
itors at the capital city Tuesday.
Several carloads Of young folks
to Hazelton Saturday eve
ming to see Harold Lloyd in "For
Heavens Sake"
Mrs. Ernest Saville, Mrs. Wallen-
hoft and Mrs. Smith EnRleman Wis.
tied ut the John Sch0tt home IN Dana
afternoon.
MISS Marion Barton Of Braddock
visited her friend, Miss Avis car
isle, several days last week.
quite number from this locality
spent Sunday At the popular Pursian
park, enjoying the bathing in the
AXE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Brownawell
and Homer and Helen Brownawell
noiored to naaelton Tuesday evening
20 see 1.-THE Thief Of Bagdad." as nor.
'rayed by Douglas Fairbanks.
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RETURN FROM WISCONSIN
A. Jensen and Glenn Jensen have
returned from q. two weeks fishing
trip in Wisconsin.
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CAPITOL. THEATRE

Unusual interest has been aroused
by he announcement that that the
ruGgedly beautiful setting of the
Apache trail is the background for
Fox films latest Tom Mix production,
Tony Runs Wild" which will be
shown Friday and Saturday at the
Capitol theatre.
Tho settings in the noun ains Of
Arizona have seldom been shown in
motion pictures and the new Mix film
shoHrH even the exterior and interiors
0f The Cliff Dwellings,. home Of .
gRce that venished from America
centuries ago.
The film is full of thrills that are
new in spite of The tact that Mix and
his famous horse are supposed to
have run the gamut IN providing
thrills for theatreg0crs.
Jacqueline Logan has the feminine
leAd and Others in the cast include
1Awford Davidson. Duke Lee. Vivian
Oakland. Edward Martindale, Marion
Harlan. Raymond Wells. Jack Pedjan.
Arthur Morrison and Martin Faust.
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RETURN FROM TRIP

Mr.. and Mrs. F. j. Inland and
daughters, Leone and Dorothy, have
returned from Hancock, Mimi. where
they have been visiting for the past
two weeks.
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Dance Saturday night al
PattersOn's hall. music by the
Collegiate atrollers.
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TO VISIT AT LAKE

Mrs. X. 6. Mclaughlin and daugh-
ter, Mary Louise. left this morning
for Spicer. Mimi, where they will be
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. w.
Paulson ut their cottage ut Green
Luke. Mrs. Mclaughlin expects to
return in about 10 days.
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Lieut.. and Mrs. Day
Were Honor Guests
at a Bridge Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. r. T.. Flaherty enter.
tanned last evening in their home on
Second street with bridge dinner
in honor of Lieut.. and Mrs. r. A.
Day Of France Field, Panama Canal
Zone. Covers were marked for IL
guests at tables decorated with mid
summer garden flowers. A course
dinner was served.
Three tables Of bridge played after
the dinner with Lieutenant and Mrs.
Day winning hnnors. They were also
presented with guest prizes.
HONORED IN Music
Miss Mildred Perkins. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Perkins of
Dickinson, has received word that she
has been awarded fellowship in the
Julliard musical foundation OF New
York City u result Of the tryouts
held in Minneapolis last spring. Miss
Perkins was one Of three graduates
Of the University Of Minnesota to at
tain the honor and one Of 80 in the
United States. She will leave for
New York October |.
HERE FROM OWATONNA
Rev. Arthur Charles Smith OF
Owatonna, Mimi, was in Bismarck to-
day in the interests Of Pillsbury
academy, which Is located in his
home city. Rev. Smith went to Fargo
this afternoon and will spend The
weekend in Iowa, but will return to |
Bismarck next Wednesday to inter
view all young men who might be in
terested in attending that school.
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on EIGHTEENTH STREET.
Near Dupont Circle. Very de-
sirable semi-detached home of
II rooms and 3 baths. AMI. !;
hardwood floors throughout.
Excellent condition. $4,000
per month. References.
DODGE & LIBBEN.
Woodward Bldg. Main $500.
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WA\TFD-FAPNS..

FEW ACRES On POTOMAC BELOW
Washington: give location best price and
terms. Address Box 62M star Office is.
RESPONSIBLE PARTY WISHES TO LEASE
a farm of from 90 to 60 acres: must have
good dwellings and be located within easy
automobile distance OF Washington. Ad-
dress Box 40s-K. Star ofcc. giving location.
state of development. cash recital,
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ATT ENTION!
Realtors, Agents, Owners,
SALE-fARMS.


ONE or THE BEST FARMS y MONT
somery County sIN miles north OF Washing
ION. on fine mdcadam road. large house.
modern improvements: thousand apple trees.
suitable for subdivision. golf course or
@cntlemans country home: clear OF incum-
hran"e. Owner. 33l2 Holmcad pl. nv.
Adams f121.
FRUIT FARM: 20 ACRES FINE APPLES
and peaches in hearing: 20 acres additional
land: excellent lO-room house and outbuild,
Ings. beautifully located on concrete road and
Il. & o. Railroad. near Gaithershurg. Md.
and ~ miles from center of Washington.
VIII sell at sacrifice. Address Box 6O.M.
star Office
FARM AND COUNTRY HOME is MILES
from Wash. New TT. daylight home. 4 r
tenant house. all necessary uutbldgs-, ..
ares: 5-min walk State road. school. church.
bus line and town: near Grain highway.
Price. $500. a. II. NARHENKE. Brandy
vine Md IL
BARGAIN: - ACRES: /. MILE OFF
Lee highway truck and poultry farm house
of six rooms. barn. henhousc- brooder house
and other buildings.
Price 81 600
Address Box IO7 Falls Church. Va
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SALE OR RENT-SJE PROP'Ty

3-R. BUNGALOW. PORCHES CELLAR
furnace. electricity: large lot. ucar car and
bus line - $50: rented $50 per month.
3. NJ: SMITH. Arlington. Va. Phone CEar"u-
don 599-J-l. Is.
FOR SALE OR RENT-.}-ROOM BI-NGA.
Lp" and lots. Allegheny ave. TdkomI
Park. Nd. Gail Adams 64lS. 49,
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WANTED-REAL ESTATE.

WE WANT SMALL FARMS HOUSES AND
clea- lots that will trade for District resi-
Dental property. Riemer Realty Co. Metro
pGiitan Bank Bldg. NJ 332
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I4W.. IDtN ST wv.
Excellent house. downtown section. ten
rooms. two baths. newly papered aud PANT
ed. polished floors. ricc. sleeping porch
SIX tons anthracite coal in cellar. which Vii
he sold cost to tenant. Rental reasonable
to responsible party.
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sALE-APARTMENT HOUSES

SALE TO COLORED.
Apartment house Of 10 apartments best
NV. location. near 18th and Falrmuut SITS
NV. now renting TO white. VIII sell at a
big sacrifice: must he sold AT once only
50 600 to handle this trust nicely arranged.
Address Box 1858 X Star Office
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3413 I4th ST. NV.
Nine and two baths. hot-water
heat. elec.. porches. newly pdpered anu
painted very reasonable rent.
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l.. SALISBURY CO., INC
1913 Eve Il. NV
Phones Main SqO.5-4-3.

llOIlGS Nldlll ,'DOp
NEW HOUSES. CONVENIENT TO BOILING
nv. hit. = and hTeakias PHI. front ph.
NeariyS new house. near soldiers Home
: rear por,.he-: i blk OF North Capitol ST.
Very attractive house N Petworth: rms.
bath gas eIec NV ht o front ont, ps 20 6 D,d
Good house. ne. rms; bath, gas, elec..
lat. ut, front PHI, rear yard: good condition.
Attractiye, homo in Mt. Pleasant, large
rms. baths. gas cleo Nv n 1T; Nokoi
Excellent BLDG downtown, suitable, for en-
tertalnn@, fraternity. club; l | rms. : baths.
saaars Rent only sloo mos mo-, 10 l'1s cue
Good downtown' resdepec on R. / ave;
IaTator1e5. NV. ht' Rent. siGG mo. 49,,
Good hG5aec. newly Decorated: New York
sa.. lat ut. Rent $50 80 mo.
Very good h"u" near Soldiers Home q
burner. front nh. large rear ward: newly
VERY Ce-irnhi4 home. CO.. I'd: newly ,eco-
rated II rms. = baths. gas. elec., oil purner.
suitable tor hlgh.eIass roomin- Or boarding
l4la K st. NekE kENEFo s Goss, Main -.
9, GCA{pWooP[ BROS. s GARRETT, INC.
b. INV elec. I 90 . GO
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ga s.. NV. :. r. ( l.. e;lcc.. -. 5000
i 1875 S ;' ne caDt6 ii t.. +. H. $500
45s $on !, I'd ~ 3 i: %S$ SO
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t 81 NJ a. s.e n Ne. ) r + garage 1899 1890
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1913 9th II NV. u rms -..-.-.- - 90
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1887 4th ST. Ne
SIX rooms and bath. hot-w alter heat. dou'
Die poTrhes. 500 month
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i AkOMA PARK. y. &.

New 2-story house of Z rooms and bath,
consisting all modern improvements such as
NV u. fireplace. parguct floors throughout.
tlied bath. bullt-ln tub with shower. pantry.
buiit-in refrigcrator cedar closet sleeping
ana PACK pOr"hes. toilet IN cellar. nesr
s'hoOI. cars and stores. plenty Of shade. For
price and terms see owner and builder 81
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JOHN +. DONOHOE & SONS,
314 Pennsylvania Avenue Sc.
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The properties have been renovated and are
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FOR SiIE-APARTMENTS

l6th ST CORNER
Beautiful Apartmeut Building.
$3.50. uDO-Terrns
G. " GLEDDEN. Line. 10o4@
.5-fAMI.Y APT. AND AGAR GARAGE
rent. ~ $50. business street near Du-
pont Circle. SIS. 900. See OWNER 1916
- NV. II"
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FOR CDLORED-
sos 23rd s.. NV rms. and bath.
635 FaIrmont st. n.w.-6 rooms. bath
w. -l <. SANsRI-RY co nc
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FOR SALE-ACREAGE.

Rare Acreage Opportunity.
Tract OF about $50 acres of beautifully
situated rolling ground. close TO some of
Washlu gtUu finest northwest suburbs.
reached ty excellent roads. and readily &C
cess!blc by bus. i available for practically
so 60 less than the average market price.
This - an exceptional speculative oppor-
tunity promising maximum returns with no
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WANTED TO RENT-HOUSES.

HANDSOMELY FURNISHED HOUSE OR
apartment in best residential section ~
Mar,h by responsible couple. no chill
dren: give particulars. Address Box 4.!.-h.
star Office. 8
s TO 10 ROOM HOUSE: FAMILY ADULTS.
good care. prompt payments. state nm
provements. lowest rental. Address Box
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SALE-sUBURRAN PROPERTY.

EVE ROOMS, AND BATH AMI: 55sO0
600 cash and 500 mo. Col 5649-W. NJ
Il Allegheny ave. TakOma Park
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SALE OR RENT APARTMENTS.

3Ols PORTER ST NW.-LIVING ROOM. .
bedrooms. bath. kitchen and dining alcove
IN new apartment building. one block iron
Conn. ave. car. Rent. S8J. Phone Cleve
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NOODRIDGE, d. {.

Come out tho Baltimore blvd. to Yost RI
u" 1rst street east OF south Dakota ave.
EalGw OAK floors hi. bath. white kitchen
cabinet aud laundry trays Large lot
Price only $3.50 5000 cash and $50 g,
per month. Bungalows VIII be open Sun
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bEp W. llNhINN 80 he SAFES -
! IO"S FLORIDA AVE. NE.
~cmI-detaC he'd. seven rooms and bath. sou
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RENv-:yS.SEss PROPERTY

l4th AND GIRARD SITS. N.W.-ENTIRE
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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1926-07-23

Despite investigations Of competent
observers, the famous Tahiti fire.
walking ceremony still remains Sc
cret of a small company of natives In
the island of Raiatea, Tahiti.
. The ceremony was given on this Is
land recently for the first time In
many years and outsiders were not
excluded from witnessing any stage
Of the preparation of the fire pit.
When the proper time comes and
the celebrants pass through the fire,
any bystander asking permission may
90 through beside them without dis
comfort.
Outsiders who have passed through
the fire say they felt no sensation of
heat except on the face, although.
when standing outside, the radiation
made the pit difficult to approach.
Those trying to solve the mystery
have pulled out a large stone from the
pit while the ceremony was In prog
ress and thrown it into pail of water.
The water would go up in steam. Some
also have tried crawling to the edge of
the pit and touching one of the white
stones with the finger. They were re-
warded with ugly burns.
Scientists who have seen the fire
walking have propounded number OF
theories, but practical tests always
failed to establish such explanations.
The ceremony, barking back to
bcathen times and the worship Of old