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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-03-15
PRICES BREAK UNDER
CLOSE-COk SATURDAY

Minneapolis, March 1O.-(R)-Un-
expected weakness in cables and q
weakened technical position after the
sharp ADVANCE OF last VEGA urvugh.
on period Of liquidation in wheat
futures today and prices broke 2'a
to -. cents under Saturdays close.
Periodic small rallies followed the
carlX u,caK but low prices for tho day
were sct near midday.
Oats held to !, cent dip. May rye
w"s weak on decline Of 3"s cents at
Chicago. May barley was firm after
an early dip. May flax seed was off
3 cents carly. rallied and again fell
back.
Cash wheat premiums generally
were l to cents lower. except the
heavyweight medium protein offer
ings:' High protein. heavy wheat was
easier. Poor light weight spring
were hard to move.
Durum offerings were larger but
demand for milling quality was good.
Corn was slow in starting. A little
trading was done at cent decline.
Oats were steady to u cent lower.
Rye. was steady to y cent lower. Bar
ley&Akas firm. Flax seed was l to 2
ccnts better. than the last. of last
week.
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Local Company's
Bid Was Lowest

The Bismarck Construction COM
pany's bid on the proposed Hughes
apartment building at Mandan was
the lowest of the seven presented, it
SIT higher than that Of Johnson &
company Of Fargo. The Bismarck
firms bid was. $55,989 while that Of
Johnson & company was SIC, 900. The
other bids ranged from that figure
up to approximately $60,00t.
Contracts for the building will not
be signed until Mr.. Hughes returns
to the city from California, where he
has been for several, weeks.
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so. ST. PAUL LlyE6T0CK

South St. Paul, March IT'D. s. %.
Of A)--Cattlc $500; fed steers ana
ycarlings in moderate supply; few
carly sales looked about steady with
last weeks close; now talking lower;
early top $50 for both medium and
hcavywcights; bulk 800 q 300; fat
she stock dull; bulk 4.JO a H6e;
lighter weight hcifcrs upwards to
$3.50; Gamers and cutters unchanged;
bologna bulls weak to Is cents low
! er;: few :.e:y;cs SIS; bulk. $50 a
500; stockers and feeders in rather
liberal supply. moderately active;
bulk 6.75 a 500; load or more Of
mixed stock calves at latter price.
Calves 5000; around Is a 50 cents
flower; good lights mostly ll.50; few
1h0ice Ills. -. So ..ts,
Hogs 1880; light weights opening
fully steady; early, sales $50 to 100
hound averages 1900 q 1925; little
olng on medium and heavyweight
ptehers, talking weak to lower; pigs
kr0ng to higher; bulk desirable pigs
1880.
HIS Sheep 800; very little early bust
ness. asking fully steady to strong
prices; run includes three doubtt3
going through and one double d.
3fcct.
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'Beautify My Own
C0rnern is Slogan ),
For Campfire Wee1,

.l., nssadity .!. . S csk ;., T. she
11arck habe teen Urged, to f1bpt Yor
National C1hffftS week, March IA
to 20, and during the week IN es-
pecial effort will he. dly1de ~ e6eA
girl to beautify hefx oxn tiFticular
cofner--her room. pf .sonta, Mace II
which. she is greatly MtereSs Ted. III,
There are three froAbs ~, C&iip,
fire @trls in, Bis6Srck, HNh Mrs. w.
G. 'Wo<neY. lis. II. Is, MiffJxm6fG
and Miss EYoyN Hyl9nt II charge.
Meetings Of each gfenp srs hetd
weekly. 20
No program, has. been worked out
in celebration Of the week, which IS
IN observance Of the fourteenth. an
adversary Of the Campfire Girls or
geni3Rfeons. The girls, H1wexer, will
BE pdkyieslefiy intetested, rs ljsten-
ing il On ~ brogram 81 Campfire
songs and talks to, Be bfoadcast on
Tuetday, March IL, at I o'clock from
station WDAY, Fargo. The wave
1sasse u. !. ~. GO ..s..;, J. U. /.
=. &C faancyhsS3r n.y. il = .tsossss fcr
the manufactures Of conner clad m
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FARM LANDS


FOR SALE--l6O acres good wheat
producing land in Dunn county
near Dodge, N. Oak. Acquired
through foreclosure, will sell same
at real bargain to someone for cash
sale. Will also sell ON terms.
Writc {. W. Beck, Mcchanicsvillc.
Iowa. 3-l3-l! l..
FOR SALE--The n. ". Quarter OF
Sec. 81. Stark County. 4 miles
South Of EclticsL. ~ h. E.cry
foot can b" cultivated. Price and
terms reasonable. Nj. ". Ncff. Bis
mar"k. 4. Oak 2-oa7- limo.
FOR SALE 40 acres land known as
the Frecdc Farm. one mlr from
bismarck II interested address j.
w. Mclaughlin, Care Of n. u. Pen
itcntiary. :-2-2wks.
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Chicago. March 15.-s(U.. S. d. of A.
Hogs $4,000; moderately; most Of
early 10 a Is cents decline recovered;
shipping outlook broad; big hackers
inactive; early sales 24O to 325 pound
butchers l1.OO "a LAO; bulk Of de-
sirab!c 200 to 225 pound weights
1876 a 1885; majority good and
choice $50 pound down 1850 "a ll.1O;
tops of 100 pound up ll.25; $50 pounds
up l4.10: packing sows 1910 a 100;
sorted killing pigs 14.25 down; heavy
weight ll.4O a 1925; medium
weights 1856 a 1915; light weights
1916 q 14.15; light lights 1910 a
l4.25; packing sows 1910 "a HOO;
slaughter pigs 1850 a 4.26.
Cattle $4,000; receipts largest since
February; mostly steer, run, Is a q
lover; she stock weak to rs off,, blu X
wcighty steers early 1886; few loads
1000 90 1860; bulk 900 @ 1926;
thin feeders steady; meaty,<kjnd low
or: bulls about steady; vealcr8, 80 q
IS off; mostly HOO O 1900; best
yearling steers carly at 1866.
Sheep $1,000; fat lambs slow; de-
mind for choice light and handy
weight lambs fairly active; scarce:
indications around steady; talking
weak to lower on others; few carly
sales fat sheep steady to strong;
choice aged wethers 1000; fat ewes
upward to 900; few sales Of feeding
lambs 1926 a 1875, steady. "a =
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MinOt Will Have
+ and r. Theatre

Fargo, N. D., March l5.--R Com
struction OF Il theatre in Mino, by
Finkclstcin and Ruben, st. Paul. was
announced here today ~ j. i. Cub
bcrly, superintendent Of circuit thea,
tres for the st. Paul organization.
4 site already hos been purchased
in Minot. Mr.. C,.Dbcrly said. and
work will be commenced as soon as
plans for the structure arc complete
and the contract can be awarded.
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-siHNNiFxffn,Ie ERAIN

Minneapolis. March 80 wv q
receipts $40 cara, compared to, 277 .
year ago. 1 Cash: No. ! northe Gh
l.6l q q L65H; !. No. 1 dark northern
spring: Choice to fancy 1.727s "a
l.76k; good to choice 1.G77s a 1.7l7s;
ordinary to good 1854 q Kiss; No.
! hard spring, l.63I q 1.7SN: No. l
dark hard MoHt6na on track .62N a
l.75as; TO-; STRIVE 1.6tN q 1.74M;
Nay 1875; July s1.62H.
Corn No. 5 yellow II CTS.
Oats No. 5 white 36N a. 371s.
Barley 81 q 65.
Rye No. 2, 821s q 85E.
i. Flax No. l, 2.28A a 2.33A.
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Temperatures and
Road Conditions

Mercury readings ut a. N.Y.
Bismarck.--Clcar. 10: roads good.
st. C!oud.-Clcar. II; roads good.
Mankato.-Clcar, %: roads fair.
Fargo.-Cloudy, II; roads good.
Hibbing.-Part cloudy, 10: roads
fair.
Duluth.-Pa,tly cloudy, IA; roads
good.
Grand Forks Clear. 10; roads
good.
Mandan.--Clcar. 10; roads good
Minot.-Clcar. %; roads good.
jamestown Cloudy. 81; roads
good
Ninona.-Cloudy, 20: roads heavy.
Rochester, Cloudy, 20; roads
rough.
Pipe smoking in China is giving
way to the cigaret
Bulk fuel oil vapor when mixed
with air is explosive.
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CHICAGO GRAIN

Chicago. March f5.1d4y-Cash'::
Wheat No; red f.76; No.. 1 hard
Corn No. 2.naixed 751s; No. 3 ycl-
low. 73h a 74As.
Oats No. / fed 81; No.,2 white 40N
@.4l
Timothy seed Gas a 700.
Clover seed $500 a 300.
RiSs 900 yA,
Bellies 1900.
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RANGE OF CARLoT. SALES

NlHnoap0Es,M arNh Ib.-5lRI-R2nXG
Of carfot grain sxles: Wheat No.. l
dark northern 1865 a. sl.78M;, Nc.
2 ditto 1.G1M a i.72M; No. 9, ditto
1.6S! a 1.67N; No. j hard spring
l.ssA q s1.S0,a; No. 2 hard winter
LOS; No. ambcr dlrum 1.54E a.
l.69: No: 2 ditto l.52; No. 2. durum
l.MS; No. mixed duTnm .1.32 a.
1.3S; No. 3 mixed wheat 1919.
Barley sample grade 561s a 60; No.
3, 60 q G..
Corn No. 5 yellow ClA a G5E.
Oats No. 2 white 37ia "a 80.
RIVE No. 70 a 8Oh.
Flax No. /, 2.30E a 2.34l..
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ROOMS FOR RENT

ROOMS FOR RENT
FOR RENT--Large front room. par.
tly furnished. with large screened
in porch. facing south and west.
For Sale--Shecp skin lined coat. 50
Col Second. Phone 1893 3-l3-3t
FOR RENT Furnished room for
light housekeeping, suitable for-onc
or two people. One block from =.
o. 3la Third st. 3-9.tf
FOR RENT--Nicc and warm room in
fine locality. Call at 81 Ave. A.,
corner Mandan Ave., or Phone
1917. Stiff
FOR RENT-Modcrn. clean, we'll
furnished room: two gentlemen or
man and wife. 3O7 Fourth Street
3-l2-3t
ROOM FOR RENT--Ladies only.
Kitchen privileges to right par
ties. Call 282-J after 6 or Sunday
3l3-lt
FOR RENT--Onc single room with
kitchcnctte and closet. completely
furnished. All Fifth Street. 3-8-tf
FOR RENT Room right downtown
over Blackstone. ZIG Fifth st.
Phone ,34lM. 3-l5-3t
FOR RENT-Nicc warm rooms mt
"A Main. Also space for cars.
Phone yGS. 3-10-lw
FOR RENT Furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. $50 Fourth St.
3-13-1wk
FOR RENT-Room in modern home,
III First street. Phone l95M.
3lO-tf
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LOST

LOST-M Bismarck Hank Bldg, an
alice blue flannel dress with tan
trimming on collar and pockets.
Cali 1874 or Room 307 Bismarck
Dank Bldg, Mrs. Frank Ernissc.
S-15-3t
LOST--FrQm Ave. G and Fifth street.
big tiger cat called Tom. S. W.
COrwin. Phone 725. 3.l2-3t
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BUSINESS CHANCES

FOR SALE-Tke only, hotel in town
with population Of 1000, doing nice
business, in first class condition.
we'll equipped, electric lights.
steam heat. Must be seen to APP
preciate its value. Price ,snd terms
reasonable. For. further Informal
ton write Tribune No. o..
3.i3. mo
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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE.
MALE HELP WANTED
MUST HAVE

AN ENERGETIC MAN
with managerial ability to look after
our interest in this territory and
at the same time build a permanent
: business Of his own. A real pro-
position for the right man. Apply
Mr.. Rubin
THE STYLE CENTER TIC. CO.
412 f. 9th St., Cincinnati. Ohio.
COLLECTION AGENCY wants men
with cars to solicit and collect nc
counts. Commission basis--Earn
big Nancy. PERSONAL CALL
SYSTEM, 2l0 So. 18th St., Omaha,
Nebraska. 3-C-2w
Wanted: Good all around butcher.
One who can make sausage and must
be good at block. Young man pre-
ferred. Give experience and state
salary expected. Write care Tri-
bune No. 2. 3-l3-1wk.
WANTED--Mcn and women to learn
barber trade; great demand; big
wages; few weeks completes; cata-
log ard special offer free. Molcr
Barber College, Fargo, N. d.
3-2-1nO.
WANTED-Man cook at Hoffman's
Cafe. 3.9-tf
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CUT THIS orr =

80. az. ~ 40 YWVNIu VIVANNE
Send this, adl and ten cents to Foley
& Co., 1886 Sheffield. Ave-, Chicago,
M, writing your name and address
clearly. You will receive u ten cent
bottle Of FOLEY'S HONEY AND
TAR COMPOUND for coughs, colds
and. ,hparseness,s also free sample
packages Of FOLEY PILLS, a diure-
tic stimOlant, for the kidneys, and
FOLEY CATHARTIC TABLETS for
Constipation and Biliousncss. These
wonderful rcMedics have helped mil
lions of people. Try thcm!-Adv.
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SURETY CANNOT
BE- HELD BEYOND
CONTRACT TERMS

Holding that surety on bond
cannot be held beyond the expressed
terms OF his contract. the supreme
court reversed the Mountrail county
district court in the eases of Noun
trail county VS.. The Farmers State
Bank, Sanish. and w. n. Smart; Sean
dinavlan American Bank. Van Hook,
and Smart. +. L.. ELAN and j. r. Han
old and The Blaisdcl State Bank.
Blaisdell and Smart and Hanold.
The individuals named were suretics
on bonds given for the protection Of
county funds in each case. The facts
in all three cases were the same and
were presented to the supreme court
on one record.
Reversing the district court. which
had found in favor Of the county, the
high court held that the provisions in
the bond contract which required that
notice be given the surctics within 30
days Of the dcfalcatioa we're not com
piled with. thereby releasing the
suretics from their contract.
In special concurr.ng opinion
Judges Christianson. Birdzcll arI
Johnson said they agreed with the
opinion but were not prepared to say
that thc rule would apply in all eases.
Mt. Vernon was named in honor of
an English admiral
Eucalyptus trees grow almost as
fas: rs common weeds.
France .: cduces 100000 metric
tons Of paper annually.
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WORK WANTED

MECHANIC wants garage location or
work in garage or Ford Station
Write care Tribune 90. 3-ll-l3-l5
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HOUSES AND FLATS
BABY CHICKS

BIGGER BETTER CHICKS-That
live and grow. Leading varieties
from purcbrcd, certified farm
flocks. Record egg producers, cat,
free. Caledonia Hatchery, Dept. b,
Caledonia. Mimi. 3-J-2m
BETTER CHICKS, lower prices;
standard breeds; our own hatchery;
catalog free. stamp appreciated
Dcals Chickcries. Fargo. n. b.
a-i-H.G.l0- l. & ~ ~ % I
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FARGO RlITTrR

Fargo, n. D.. March To But
fa !. churning cream ls; packing
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WANTED TO RENT

WYNN ] E1I III NENT
WANTED---By couple without chill
drcn. two or three room unfur-
nishcd apartment: private bath.
Best references. Write Care. OF
Tribune No. 3. 3-15-3t
WANTED TO RENTS or 0 room
modern house with garage, good
location. by April l. Write box
7O2, Bismarck, N. Oak.
3-3-tf
WANTED: Furnished house or 2-3-
room apt. Must be. modern. No
linens or siivcrware needed. c. A.
Goff: Gen. Del. Bismarck. 3-l3-3t.
WANTED. TO Rents to Z room
modern house. Write, care Tribune
No. i. 80. sill iW
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CHICAGN POllLTRY

Chicago. March 15-7-LA1-Poultry
Hive steady; receipts cars: fowls
eQ30; springs 33; turkeys 49,. roos-
Yrs 81; ducks 30@32; geese Is.
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MINNEAPOLIS RANGE
MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR

unchanged; in carload lots family pa.
tents quoted at $50 a 9.G5 barrel in
SO pound cotton sacks; shipments a.
Sli barrels. Bran 2l.5O a 22.5O.e
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MISCELLANEOUS

QUALITY WHEAT have for sale
a quantity 81 Burbank's Qualify
wheat. This is "a new wheat OF
excellent milling qualities develop.
I'd and grown in Sioux County.
l.ipcns ten days earlier than any
other variety and exceeds all 9TH
or in yield. Anyone Interested in
this inquire Of &. 4. Rust. 4l9
Sixth St.. bismarck, N. H., or 81.
Robertson, Sclfridgc. n. Oak.
3-0-2w
FOR SALE: One good 81 inch wal
nut table and six chairs including
armchair. $50: one Haviland China
set Of dishes, $50: one $500 Edison.
$S5; one brass bed, spring and two
piece Ostcrmoor mattress. $35; one
birdscyc maple chiffonier. Sl2; one
oak library table. $40; and oak buf-
fet. SIS. Will trade any Of above
for good tent and camping outfit.
Phone 467W. 3-l3-3t
FOR Library dino table, 4
leather chairs, day bed. buffet.
windsor rocker, all made Of
American walnut. kitchen cab
met. library table. . kitchen
chairs. fibre rug. | baby crib.
high chair, fruit jars and jelly
glasses. lady's winter coat,
lady's spring coat, size l6. Rcas-
onably priced for quick sale. NJ.
J. Sadlier, Apt. 4, over SorcnsOn
Hardware. 3-l3-2t
FOR SALE-Bottom hay, n.Acu
wheat grass and alfalfa, clean and
bright. Excellent for horses.
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Minneapolis. March l5s-{u S. b
OF Ao---Potatoes: Good wire inquiry.
demand slow, market steady. Car
loads delivered sales, freight only de-
Quoted, Minneapolis St. Paul rate,
sacked cwt. Round whites. U. S. No.
l. $50; few 400.
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Chicago. March l5.-tR)-W Wheat
prices here took a sudden early down
turn today. influenced chiefly by un.
expected weakness at Liverpool. The
critical situation in the League of
Nations council relative to issues
growing out Of Gcrmany's entrance
was reported as being largely respons-
IDLE for uhe crratic action Of the Liv-
crpool market. On the other hand. cx-
IRENE smallncss Of contract stocks
of wheat in Chicago tended to present
speculative selling and to check q
radical set back in values. Chicago
opening prices. IS to 2 cents lower,
May new l.6i al. 5 and July l.42@
were followed by numerous minor
changes and then by something Of /.
rally.
Corn and oats were affected by the
depression Of wheat. After opening
,. to ., cents off. May 70 a Is. corn
recovered a little.
Oats started IS to y cents down,
May 40ii a Is. and held near to the
initial range.
Provisions went lower with hogs
and grain.
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POTATOES.

Chicago March l5.--LP)-Potatocs:
Receipts lG7 cars. total u. s. ship
nents. Saturday. i9f4: ~ Canadian;
Suntay ,61; trading s1oN.g msyket
slightly wcakcr; prices glighNy low
err: Wisconsin sacked round whites
100 a 4.2O; mostly around 40; few
fancy shade higher; Idaho sacked
russets $50 a 4.l5. according to
quality. .., - IN
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WHEAT TAKES
SUDDEN DROP
Weakness at Liverpool as Re
suit of League Crisis
Held Responsible
UNSETTLED AT CLOSE

Chicago. March fs.-(RD-Un-
settlement Of the foreign grain
market, especially 4 break at
Liverpool which put British
wheat prices down to seven cents
discount Ms compared with Chi
cago May delivery, proved to Be
the dominating factor today, in
the wheat market here. Buenos
Aires quotations were even more
depressed than Liverpool. The
fact that prices at Minneapolis
went to nearly a shipping basis
under Chicago WAS also depress.
ing influence. and 40 too were re.
ports that winter wheat crop con.
ditions in the southwest are gen.
orally favorable.
Wheat closed unsettled, u to 2
cents net lower, corn u to " cent
off. and oats shade to Y cents
down.
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Y, &C iaaneyhsS3sys il Z tbseeess for
the manufacture of copper clad MS
phait shingles.
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Mt. Vernon was named in honor Of
an English admiral
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France p: duees 100000 metric
tons OF paper annually.
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BISMARCK GRAIN

! cent per pound discount under So
ID. Ear corn, 70 lbs, s cents under
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HELP wANTED-FRAtALE

cook at Hoffman.
Cafe. 3.0-ti
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Pipe smoking in China is giving
way to the cigarct.
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Eucalyptus trees grow almost as
[as: rs common weeds.
Evening star., 1926-12-05

Nawab Mira Bashir,
brother-in-law of the
Nizam of Hyderabad,
India, wearing floral
decorations valued at
several hundred dollars
on the occasion of his
recent reinstatement to
an army command in
Hyderabad.
@ Acme Photos.
Evening star., 1926-12-05

Foot ball being thrown from the roof of the American
Radiator Building in New York. 28O feet above the ground
to the of Hinkie Hanes back of the New York
Giants professional foot ball Haines standing in
Bryant Park. caught the ball the fifth attempt Lynn
Bomar another member Of the tossing pigskin
from the roof r. r,u.,um., am, rr. ~ ..n
Evening star., 1926-12-05
. Cndrrwood and Tndcrwnod.

This may be for insomnia. seep-producng
machine invented by electrical engineer of Paris which
is said put its subjects sleep in eight minutes. The
apparatus consists of black band containing small blue
electric bulb which is placed the patients eyes.
WnI,W WrkI Ipriu
Evening star., 1926-03-27
Deaths Reported.

Nellie A Grinsted, 63. 1893 Monroe st ne
Julia Mahoney. 81. Sibley Hospital.
;, James Mckinley, 80. Little Sisters of the
Poor
Thomas Humphrey. -sr.. 81, 5o7 Rhode
Island ave.
John D'Ambrosia. 43, Providence Hospital
Lillian i. Cox, ~. Sibley Hospital
Sarah A. Selby 65.. $50 L st. ne.
Katherine Glenn. GS. Sibley Hospital.
Michael Feeldin. rs. L. =. s. II. Hospital.
Francis W Fincher, 20. 1929 Corcoran ct.
Alice s. Mccullough 40. 1880 1st st.
Mary f. De Arcy. IS. 1921 Massachusetts
Weir s Bricker. As. 3os Rhode Island
ave. ne.
Lorenzo. Griswold 10. 1884 10Th st.
Esther Loschiave .. 207 G st. ne.
Paraskevas Koumaris. months. l56 9th
ST. s.w.
Infant OF Lola and Wilton Carrick. .
days. Providence Hospital.
BENJAMIN Cunningham. 30 Freedmen s
Hospital.
Beuiah Goings, 53. St Ehzabeths Hos
pital
Elizabeth Duckett. 30. 1924 H 81.
Mary Williams 81. Tuberculosis Hospital
Sanford Tennille So. Gallinger Hospital
Harrison Delyons. 81. St Elizabeths Hos
pital
Nathan Alexander. 81. St. Ehzabeth's Hos
pitai
John Younger Q Childrens Hospital.
Infant of Charles and Hattie Hodge, lt
hours. 626 Virginia ave, Sc.
Evening star., 1926-03-27
MRS. X. c. MICKLER DIES.
Burial in Mount Olivet Monday,
Following Funeral Service.

Mrs. X. G. Mickler so years old,
$500 Military road. died at her home
Yesterday after an illness of two
months. She will be buried in Mount
Olivet Cemetery Monday Funeral
services will be held at her late
residence Monday morning and will
be followed by requiem mass at the
Shrine OF the Blessed Sacrament at
$50.
Mrs Mickler was the widow of
Judge Albert H. Mitkler Of st. Angus
tine, Fla. she was the daughter of
the late Thomas and Margaret II.
Brown of this city.
Mrs MicI<ler is survived by: three
sons, r. Rogero and Bertram G.. Mick
Ter of ST. Augustine; S. Albert Mick
Ter of this city, and by three daugh-
ters, Mrs. James T. Tully of Dalton,
Mass. and the Misses Margaret A.
and Hortense A. Mickler. Two
brothers. Thomas p. and William TT.
Brown, and a sister, Mrs. Peter NJ.
Dorsch, also survive her.
Evening star., 1926-03-27
gn MeiilCrtatil.

BERKLEY. In loving remembrance of our
dear wife and mother. BETTY B. BERK-
LEY, who departed this life six years ago
today, March 27. 1920.
We still have the memory
OF one we loved the best.
1t was Gods WILL
And He called her to rest
HER HUSBAND AND DAUGHTER.
BROWN. In sad but loving remembrance Of
CARRIE LUVINIA BROWN. who depart
ed this life three years ago today. March
MOTHER AND BROTHERS. =
BROWN In loving remembrance of
BLANCHE 8. BROWN. who departed this
life Thursday, March ~, 1919, a faithful
wife and devoted mother.
Shall claim of death US to grieve
And make our courage faint or fall?
Nay, let us faith and hope receive
The rose still grows beyond the wall.
Scattering fragrance far and wide
Just as il did in days of yore,
lust as 10 did the other side:
Just as il will foreyermore.
JOHN r. BROWN AND FAMILY.
COUSIN. In sad but loving remembrance
OF our dear husband and uncle. LOTT
, COUSIN. who died March "a. 1925.
A precious one from us has gone.
voice we loved is still
place Is vacant In our home
Which never can be filed.
HIS WIFE. ELIZABETH COUSIN. ASD
NIECE AND NEPHEW.