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lawmakers

The traffic commissioner in q large city has an.
nounced that hereafter he will pay no attention to
traffic accidents in which pedestrians are injured
unless those accidents occur at regular cross
walks.
Crosswalks protected, he says. and any
pedestrian who wants to avoid accidents can con-
fine himself to them.
Perhaps he's going bit too far. Yet there's q
lot in what he says 1t is certain that the man on
foot could do a great deal toward cutting down the
accident toll
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INDIAN is HELD
AT DIES MONIES
ON u. s. CHARGE
Says William Hale Thompson
Gave Him Badge and Told
Him TO Guard Polls

Des Moines. Ia, April 23.-P,-
Chief Hiwatha Wi Shea-R- Wa-Ken-
ka-W Wa, II. 47-year-old Indian arrest
ed at Marshalltown and brought here
yesterday to answer charges Of i'm
personating an officer, told federal
authorities a badge Of the Illinois
state police found in his possession,
was given him personally By William
Hale Thompson. who directed him to
guard the polls at the last Chicago
city election.
Officers told him he would be ar
raigned Monday and suggested that
he take an American name, but he
refused. He said he spent his early
life on the Rosebud and Pine Ridge
reservations of South Dakota and
later attended Carlyle institute. He
said his grandfather was Sitting Bull.
famous medicine man of the Sioux
nations. and his father was White
Cloud. OF his IA brothers and sis
tiers, he mentioned Red Cloud. who
engineered the bloody massacre Of
: Phil Kearney. and Red Toma-
hawk. who decorated Queen Marie
OF 'Rumania when she visited this
country.
Records show that Chief Hiwatha
served in the world war with distinc-
ton. He carries many scars, some
Of which he claims were inflicted by
snrapnel. Others are apparently bull
let wounds.
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Whiteside Coming in
Ultra-MOdern Play

Waller Whitesidc has an ultra
modern play in "The Arabian" which
he will present at the city auditor
ium tonight. 1t deals with world
famous character, slightly disguised
under the romantic name Of "Zantra"
the Bandit. who is a thorn in the side
Of the London war office. and against
whom an armed expedition is sent
to effect his ultimate capture. Mr.
Whiteside has achieved q great sue.
cess in 1.-THE Arabian eastern Is
we'll as western critics acclaiming
star and play in the most flattering
style. Local play patrons will recall
Walker Whlteside's innumerable his.
trionic achievements such as 1.-THE
Hindu" 1.-THE Master Of Ballantrae,"
"The Typhoon." "Mr. WI" and other
country wide hits.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-04-23
Coated Tongue, Short
Breath, Heart Pressure
Red Cross Pills

They remove that pressure around
the heart caused from indigestion.
constipation and dyspepsia; they pro-
duce natural flow of gastric Juice.
bile. stomach and bowel secretions:
regulating these conditions by stimu-
iating them to action.
Red Cross Pills improve the COM
plexion. brighten the eyes, purify
the blood; they are a prescription
OF merit, one Of tried experience
ana one that never fails; they are
namiess to the healthy and deadly
hed Cross Pills are put IN -
watc h-shaped, screw top bottles, sold
Dy druggists for csc. The genuine
mas the Red Cross insignia printed
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Frank McKone CIGAR fpmpany. Far
60. $4,000; J. F. McKohG, Margaret
E. McKone and William A. Shea.
Healy Law and Woutat corpora
ton, Grand Forks; $4,000; H. H.
Healy, H. w. F. Law. H. G.. Woutat,
]. E. Hetherington, John H. Moore
and H. B. Beeson.
United Stores. Grano. N. D., $751;
900; o. A. Scheiber, Mohall; A. n.
Trutna. Lansford. and Robert Ort.
berg, Grano.
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Hymn: "CrOWn Him With Many
Crowns"
Address: "The Pcrils Of Useless
ness"-Oscar W. KolberG.
RenedictiOn.
Organ music: Prelude Evening
Meditation. Armstrong.
Offestory: La Chanson--Hoffman.
Postlude: Postlude in D.-Shep.
Dard
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WSsIOx r. VoVeIs SoOtOr
1880 q. m. Morning service. Rev.
Ralph Mcneil of Washburn will
preach on the subject. "Our Mutual
Understandings"
Anthems by the choir. entitled :
"The Lord is my strength" by VOL
Ter. aid II come to Thee" by Caro-
Roma.
Organ music: Prelude-Commun-
ion by Truette. Offertory: "A Sum-
mer Idyl," Stult.
Postlude: March Brillante by Low.
den.
12 o'clock Sunday noon. Sunday
school classes for all ages.
Junior League: $3.50 p. m.
Epworth League: G:3O p. m.
The Young Peoples Choir of the
McCabe Methodist Episcopal church
will present their Easter Cantata en-
titled 1.-THE Risen King" by p. A,
Schneider, and given under the direc-
tion of Miss Ruth Hanse on Sunday
exening next at 1880 p. m.
Introduction chorus: This Is The
Day Which The Lord Hath Made
Prayer.
Organ interlude by Miss Ruth Row.
ley.
The story--Chorus AS 1t Began
To Dawn"
THE Lord Is RISEN"
Weeping For Him."
~ Crave Where u Thv Vic.n-v =
Finale: unto Him Who Leved
U.s."
Announcements and Offering.
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sCoFFLAW,S REWARD

"My goodness" remarked the old
man to the lad with fine string Of
trout. "You've had a successful daE.
young man. Where did You catch
ALI those fish?"
"Just walk down that path marked
Private y. directed the boy. "cross
the field where the sign saws Be
ware Of the Bull and keep right on
until you come to q notice tres
passers will be prosecuted A few
yards farther on there's . pool with
sign saying NO fishing allowed
and there you are, sir!"-Sporting
and Dramatic Yarns.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-04-23
OPENS PLUMBING ESTABLISH.
MENT

Linton--A plumbing and heating
business will be opened at Linton
in the near future according to an
nounccment made by Henry Pietz.
formerly Of Eureka. S. d. Pietz has
rented the Martin building here and
will be ready for business in the
near future.
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ELrlNGE THEATRE

With q veteran drill sergeant from
the San Diego Marine Base in charge
Of his tutelsge. Lon Clancy put in
three Of the most strenuous weeks
In his history In preparation for
TELL It To The Marines" at the Ell
tinge tonight. As he had to play a
sergeant in maneuvers with regular
Marines-he had to learn their drill
50 perfectly as to be convincing.
Sergeant H. H. Hopple took him in
hand-and three weeks of steady
drilling made him perfect. William
Haines took the same medicine to
play the recruit in the new picture.
filmed aboard battleships, in Marine
Barracks and in the field with Gov
eminent cooperation.
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ST. GEORGES EPISCOPAL
Corner Thayer and Third St.
Rev. f. "A. DayennOrf. Rector.

Ola Mandan st.
First Sunday after Easter.
& q. m. Holy Communion.
9:45 q. m. Church School.
IL u. m. Mathis and sermon.
p. IN. Confirmation inst ruction.
1880 p. m. Evcnsong and sermon.
The Bishop will administer the
sacrament Of confirmation to class
Of candidates on Wednesday evening.
The service will begin at 1880 and
the public is invited to attend. Fol-
lowing the service in the church
there will be reception in the
parish house.
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(By The Associated Press)

(By The Associated Press)
a German band will perform for
radio fans tonight through WCCO,
the Twin Cities station, at $3.50 p. m.
Another feature will be glee club
at $3.50. The Rev. Roy L. Smith Of
Minneapolis, presents his Saturday
might fireside philosophers at S p.
m. from WCCO. A dinner is SEIZED
uled at 6:l5; variety at 8. and dane
ing at 10 o'clock.
kFOY t525) st. Paul. has dance
program at 1915 p. M. WRHM t252)
Minneapolis, offers the midnight en-
tertainers at ll:l5
voc t4s4) Davenport, Iowa. has
Il chimes concert at 5:45, and must
Gale at Z. 1CFCA (357) Toronto. Of
fers instrumental selections at &.
Classical music will be heard from
WEBB $500 Chicago, at o'clock
with dance numbers at IL.
The Boston Symphony orchestra
will broadcast from KDkA t3O9)
East Pittsburgh at 7:lO p. M. Ano-
other symphony orchestra--Dan
rosch's lis on at from WEAF, New
York. This program will be rebroad-
cast by WCCO, woo and others.
KOHL (3O6) Omaha. has a violin
trio at 8:l5. WLW (423) Cincinnati,
will feature Ford and Glenn at Z. At
7:45 WHIT (238D Chicago, has a stu
do program. Vocal selections will
come from VIVID (37O) at 8. Old
time fiddlers will broadcast from
KTHS $3.50 Hot Springs at 10 p. M.
"Al and Pat" will be on from WHIT
t4O0) Chicago. at IL. Radios photo
logue comes from WMAQ (448) Chi
cago, Mt 8.
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On to the Sea

From the University of Wisconsin comes news
that of its professors has devised plan
which, if applicable, would keep the ST. Lawrence
river navigable the whole year.
Among other things, this professor suggests that
the warmth of Lake Ontario, properly utilized, can
reduce the ice formation in the ST. Lawrence by
90 per cent. Reduction of the flow Of streams
feeding the main river with cold water. deepening
of the main channel and shutting of the ice forming
shadows and breakwaters will do the rest, he
believes.
The "Great Lakes to the Sea Waterway" has been
little in the public eye of late. Its champions
and they many-are working for it in the con-
gress of the United States and the parliament Of
Canada, but they are working quietly. They en-
counter two things by which the plans opponents
are attempting to block its fruition. One is the
claim that an international waterway such as this
would be is dangerous because Of the possibility
that the Canadians might day go to war
against The other is that ice, at present blocks
the st. Lawrence for great period of the year
that it would make shipping impractical
The war suggestion needs no discussion. Can
ada is likely to 60 to with the United States
as is South Dakota with North Dakota The bug
aboo of a foreign power conceived lying in
wait to pounce on these states exists in the minds
of some legislators. So it has, for many years
But domination by England need not worry US, any
more than domination by the United States worries
the English.
The second argument bears some weight, al
though we are assured that the benefits from the
proposed waterway would far outweigh any dis
advantages from ice blockades w. l.. Harding
active in the cause Of the waterway showed graph
ically to North Dakota legislators during the last
session what vast benefits would accrue to this
state 1T present hampered because OF prejudicial
Insight rates.
u Citizens of this state should watch with interest
u Wisconsin, professors plan and should hope for
- successful realisation. But even II this plan
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EMANUEL EVANGELICAL
A-s .fkk4 r~arv IN ~vI =.

Cor. Seventh Street and Rosser Ave
&. +. Strutz, Pastor.
Sunday services as follows: Sun
rise services for Christian Endeavor
Rally meeting at 6:l5 a. m., Rev
Howard Singer, field secretary Of
midwest area Of c. E., will be
present and give an inspirational
message. Miss Esther Bremen will
have charge Of the devotional service.
Preaching ser~icerAt 1000 a. m
Sermon subject, "IncYcase and De-
crease" Special music.
Sunday school at 1l:00 a. m. Make
special effort to be present.
We will join in the Christian En-
deavor rally meeting in the Presby-
terrain church at 8 p. m.
Evangelical League Of c. f. at 7:4i
p. m. es
Evening preaching service at 8
o'clock. Sermon topic: THE Only
Savior and Only Salvation" Special
music by choir. A cordial invitation
to ALL
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men. l know that their clothes
seemed to shrivcl into rags when the
sheet Of fire hit them. The room
was like q furnace. Flames and cries
and shouts. got out as quick as l
could"
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NEWS BRIEFS

Premier Tanaka at Tokyo says
Japanese government plans renova-
ton Of administration methods. edA-
cational Improvement, decentraliza-
ton Of government, development Of
agriculture and enforcement Of social
policies. AXIS 80
High jackers loot safe Of High
Com Missioner bethel at Bimini. Bah.
anna Islands, and escape after firing
ON pursuit parry; coast guard OFF,
Gals doubt authority to make arrests
Us robbery was committed on British
soil.
George Eastman, Rochester, N. ",
camera manufacturer, gives $780,.
600 fer establishment Of dental clinic
in London similar to one at Roches-
ter.
Mrs. Frances Elliston. %, reputed
actress, shot to death by unidentified
man in San Francisco apartment
house; husband furnishes clues which
may lead to capture Of killer. ;.
Army authorities at San Francisco
announce discharge from service Of
Captain Orville l. Clampitt, chaplain
at Vancouver Barrack, Washington.
involved in publicity with two dit.
ferent women.
Three motion picture camera men
drowned at Stella, Washington, as
wave caused by huge rock blast
sweeps them into Columbia ri"-r.
Horace E. Dodge, Jr., member Of
Detroit family of motor manufactur-
ers. denies reconciliation with wife
after both reach San Francisco on
same boat from Honolulu. Dodge
freed under $500 boil, after fight with
newspapermen.
Algcr Graham Of Detroit News.Wil-
kins Arctic expedition leaves Fair
banks, Alaska, on second flight to
Point Barrow in attempt to rescue
Captain George H. wilkins and Carl
Ben Eieson. stranded at Beechcy
Point. on Arctic coast.
Kansas City--interstate Commerce
Commission will he 4 hearings 1T
Fargo May II, Sioux Tails May l6 and
St. Paul June 20 on proposed in
creases in class freight rates in
western trunk line territory.
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INDIAN NOT GRANDSON OF
SITTING BULL, SAYS WEIGH

MaQdan. N. D., April q. Up
Either the Indian held at Des Moines
on charges Of impersonating an Of
ficer has a vivid Imagination or some
one familiar with few noted Sioux
names has attempted to romance q
Bit" said Major A. B. WEIGH. Man.
dan. authority on Dakota Indian ira
ditions, today when shown the Asso-
cistad Press dispatch.
"Sitting Bulls children all died in
infancy. Hence the Des Moines In.
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FIRST CHURCH or CHRIST.
0C1ENTI9T

Cor. Fourth St. 4 Ave. c.
Sunday services at 1l:00 .. n.
Subject: probation After Death"
Sunday School at Y:l6 .. M.
Wednesday evening testimonisl
meeting at s o'clock. A reading room
is open in the church building every
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday, ex-
cept legal holidays, from 2 to 1 p. m.
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dian could hardly be a blood grand
son. Red Tomahawk is in his
eightieth year and was no relation
to Red Cloud. The latter was an old
warrior in his seventies, back in 1874,
so Hiwatha's brothers are tribal and
not blood kin. The name Hiwatha
is foreign to the Sioux. The Indian
very probably served overseas, how
ever. Lots, Of them did and acquitted
themselves with valor. would like
~ know his real NAME said Major
Welch.
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fails, they should not forget that the waterway
will mean greater development Of natural resources
and world market for North Dakota. Putting
the worst possible face on the project, it would
still be great benefit to North Dakota
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CHURCHES
TRINITY ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH
Ave. C and Seventh st.

I. G. Monsoon, Pastor
Services Sunday morning at l0:45.
Topic: means and methods in
church work.
Selections by the choir.
Sunday school at IL, all classes.
Evening services at 1880, May lst.,
8 o'clock
Topic: Revelation H." which de-
scribes Antichrise and where his
headquarters are.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Corner Of Fourth st. and Ave. 3.

y. ~. SVep0enSs SoSL0F.
lO:30. Morning worship, subject:
"Baptists Across the Continent"
1900 Sunday school for all ages.
700 Senior B. Y. p. u.
Junior B. Y. p. u.
$500 Evening worship, subject:
docs the Bible Teach There is q
Hell!" II there is, Who Goes There !!
$500 Wednesday evening prayer
meeting, "Our Missionaries from
North Dakota"
$500 Thursday afternoon the Aid
will meet.
There will be Mothers and
Daughters banquet served in the
church for all the mothers and
daughters Of the church and friends
Of the church Friday evening, May
Is.
Sunday. May lst. is Roll Call for
the members Of the church. Do not
fail to be present.
The church has decided to conduct
a daily Vacation Bible school this
year, beginning shortly after school
closes. There will be classes in hand
craft work such a. Basket making and
weaving and also in wood work for
the boys. It will be open to any
child who wishes to attend.
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ness for cross examination. he and
Cherry--a white faced. but steady,
eyed Cherry-put their heads close
together in earnest consultation.
Churchilis expression of troubled
gravity was considerably lightened
by whatever Cherry had whispered
TO him. and he approached the
preacher with the greatest Difference.
"Mr. Bates. in your opinion. and
from your long experience as a
marrying parson, would you say
that Miss Cherry was more over
wrought and nervous and fearful
than the usual clipping bride. who
fears pursuit by members of her fam
lily? | refer. Of course. to her atti-
tude, appearance and conduct on the
evening Of Thanksgiving Day, when
you performed the marriage cere-
mony?'
most clipping brides are nervous.
but ! would say that Miss Cherry
was rather more fearful than is usu-
al fact which she explained by
referring to her fears for her moth
er's health. and by her sorrow at
causing her fiance pain and humilia-
ton" the preacher answered con-
scientiously.
Banning cast black look mt him
as if he could throttle him. hut
Churchill hcamed
"Now. Mr.. Bates. YOU have testi-
fled that Miss Cherry said. in ref
erence to Mr.. Cluny. Hes so old. so
old. He knows. He understands
now You are quite sure that Miss
Cherry spoke in the present tense.
not in the past. that she did not say.
He was so old =
The jury and the audience en-
changed glanccs of admiration for
Churchills adroi; cross-cXamination.
and leaned forward with intense in
tercst to hear the preachers reply
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THE FIRST oIYrsTJoN

Mr.: Our budget has q deficit Of
. hundred and fiftv dollars.
Mrs.: How shall we spend it,
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In the United States during 1925
there was one divorce for every
seven and -tenths marriages.
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FOR SALE--Two Angora kittens, So.
Thirteenth street. Telephone Sis.
FOR SALE
SEVEN ROOM MODERN HOUSE,
hot water heat, full basement,
south front, near schools. being
painted inside and out Sale price
$4,000. Good terms. Quick pos
FIVE ROOM MODERN BUNGALOW,
and garage close in. Near city
park. Reasonable taxes. This
property is not old. Sale price
$4,000. Terms.
A NEW FIVE ROOM STUCCO
bungalow, good size rooms, large
bedrooms, closets, hardwood floors
very fine interior painting and dec
orations, builtin features. Sale
price $3.50. Good terms. Quick
possession.
A NEW FIVE ROOM MODERN
stucco bungalow, large rooms, fire
place, hardwood floors, full base
ment, basement garage, laundry
tubs. Sale price $1,000. Terms.
TILE AND STUCCO BUNGALOW.
five rooms and bath, full basement,
basement garage, good location.
Sale price $4.l00 cash.
SIX ROOM MODERN COTTAGE,
fireplace. hardwood floors, furnace
heat, full basement, laundry room,
basement garage. Sale price
$1,000.
A NEW STUCCO HOUSE, THREE
bedrooms. one bedroom on first
floor, two bath rooms, one on each
floor, sun-parlor, fireplace, built-in
features, full partitioned base.
ment. attached garage. Sale price
$4,000. Terms.
A BEAUTIFUL HOME, HOT WATER
heat, large living room, fireplace
four bedrooms, many closets, built.
in features, hardwood floors and
trim, full partitioned basement
large lot. trees and lawn.
THE HOME YOU WANT is LISTED
with this agency and 10 years very
active selling experience is offered
you to guide you in your selection.
hEDDEN REAL ESTATE AGENCY
10 Years Active City Selling
Webb Block. Phone Q.
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FIVE ROOM MODERN BUNGALOW,
and garage close in. Near city
park. Reasonable taxes. This
property is not old. Sale price
$4,000. Terms.
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TOMORROW: Chcrry's happiness
over Rates friendly attitude changes
to fear when the inimical farmer. An
dcrsOn. takes the stand.
Copyright, 1927. NEA Service. Inc.
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FOR RENT-Small partly modern
house. Phone 932-R or call at 3O5
Third st. for information.
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Too Late To Classify

FOR SALE-Four burner gas range
with oven. Also a few odd pieces
of furniture. 80l Fifth street or
Phone 242-W.
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A NEW FIVE ROOM MODERN
stucco bungalow, large rooms, fire.
place, hardwood floors, full base
ment, basement garage. laundry
tubs. Sale price $1,000. Terms.
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FOR SALE-An ideal pup. Phone
1l32-M.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Two Angora kittens, So.
Thirteenth street. Telephone SIS.
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SEVEN ROOM MODERN HOUSE,
hot water heat, full basement,
south front, near schools. being
painted inside and out. Sale price
$4,000. Good terms. Quick pos
session.
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George Eastman, Rochester, N. ",
camera manufacturer, gives $780,
600 Ter establishment of dental clinic
in London similar to one at Roches-
ter
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-04-23

Mrs. Frances Elliston, 25, reputed
actress, shot to death by unidentified
man in San Francisco apartment
house; husband furnishes clues which
may lead to capture Of killer.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-04-23

voc t4S4) Davenport. Iowa. has
a chimes concert at 5:45, and must
Gale at Z. CFCA $3.50 Toronto, Of
fers instrumental selections at &.
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TILE AND STUCCO BUNGALOW,
five rooms and bath, full basement,
basement garage, good location.
Sale price $4,1OO cash.

SIX ROOM MODERN COTTAGE,
fireplace. hardwood floors. furnace
heat, full basement, laundry room,
basement garage. Sale price
$780,
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Classical music will be heard from
WEBB $500 Chicago, at o'clock
with dance numbers at IL.
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4 BEAUTIFUL HOME, HOT WATER
heat, large living room, fireplace,
four bedrooms, many closets, built
in features, hardwood floors and
trim, full partitioned basement.
large lot. trees and lawn.
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THE HOME YOU WANT is LISTED
with this agency and 10 years very
active selling experience is offered
you to guide you in your selection.
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kFOY t525) st. Paul. has dance
program at 1915 p. III. WRHM t252)
Minneapolis, offers the midnight en-
tertainers at l1:l5.