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iZed.
 Secretary Burr voiced the opinion that it was contrary to the interest of the teachers and should be re- terredto the teachers council before the board takes action. Mrs. Man gan answered this request with the statement that the teachers council is too slow in it's action on matters referred to it.
 Teachers to Decide
 Committeeman Butler withdrew his motion with the agreement that the matter be referred to the teach CTS. It was left with the finance committee with the understanding that it interview the teachers coun- cil, and the individual teachers.
 A recommendation from the finance committee that the school board lease one of the F portable buildings to the New Britain Fresh Air camp for $50 was received. On motion of Mir. Butler it was decided to refer the matter back to the finance committee with power to lease the building for s1 if it can be done legally. Mir. Butler pointed out that $50 would represent many con- trihutions to the camp cause.
 Chairman Traut said that he would be glad to give the building to the camp under the law the building must be sold or leased.
 Coal Contracts Let
 The finance committee also moved that coal contracts for btuminous coal be let to Bcrson Brothers at the rate of S6:43 a ton and semi bituminous coal be bought from the same concern for $s.65 a ton. This concern was the lowest bidder on each item. The board voted its 3D. proval.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. APA
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

SUBSTANTIALLY REDUCED RENTS
THE CONARD
18th and Eye SITS. NV.
Conveniently Located Downtown.
Two Elevators and 24-Hour Telephone Service,
One Room Kitchen and Bath, SIS Up.
Two Rooms, Kitchen and Bath, sos.
Resident Manager.
Inspection Invited
H. L. RUST COMPANY
1901 18th St NV. Main 6SS8
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RENT HOUSES-FUR. & UNFUR.
RENT Observation-Disclosures

|
TO COLORED-3BR1Ck AND BROWN
stohe mouse; iapSe' hsht [o rooms ncyy
nanared and 6ainted tbrongbout, every room,
bright bright excelient mel neghborhood: rent reduced
owner. Adams 4724. 3ii5 18th st. NV.
color house With 10 f rooms t four baths
particulars write to r. DAVID. Cosmo,
Club. WASHINGTON. --.-------- .
| FACING R G. PARK 1890 OAKWOOD
Terrace 9th near Newtonl-7 r., receipt
n na a eRceen nsW
Gley. ali ~
SeGhs bg and rn cpes
duced to $50. OWNER. Col 56l3-J.
FURNISHED HOME TO RELIABLE PEG
P T9GW b @e5 Gapo S2 Avas6e o
or d Addres: Box L. star ono
6s;6s %sSy dssqES5sq
ment with extra kltchenettes: Decatur 245
and 'q p9inted me near fineoln Park ami rent
only S4259, Can NJ kAPHEcK f. ELEC. 60
. ROOMS AND , BATHs-BRiCR HOUSE.
near two ear lines SOS No CaE ave ner 5e mo
FntiTa boS 5spar $50 mo- '7'''7 pei
modern bSIcE house corner rooms 2
n t5ro1ghou t?'s sG7.5o. ''''''' ''
II ROOMS AND BATH. HOT-WATER HEAT
Library and cars Inquire I47 A St. ne. -
coLQRED1@ ST. SfH Rooms P60ds
2329 3rd ST: Mp Ne; i,on Rooms 33d, ,d bath
AMI h0twaer heat 'front.' 6ne6
wv T4Kolf1 pKPK5 ROOMS
and bath and aT attie, Sc Mr.. sHlEvfTz. 10
o0077c II w II
l3l5 OILS lis 81 orcbes td H41Mo attd Wash
trays new gas. st;9Xe4 Apply 1896 18th st.
~ ! 617TI7 y err " 0pp0S IrE,
81 ~ N, 4 roo, and ha;;b - n, Goi "a a.
sherman n Ge Ca S S iooS
420 lK.ING 81. n :" .SiA RO ot Ash s
hath: ami o garage: rent reasonable 1sh
1885 18th ST. N.W.-17 RMS. AND B4TH;
furnace heat VIII WIRE Irety hou Use Bent re-
Guced 81 $50. ~ A. FlNChbAth' l0' ST.
i 1927 We WEBSTER S TER ST. NV ROOMS =
baths hIv am m 90uole hElG6 SnaaPaase Apply
70 oM NE.k- Fh4ne Norm W.:
rooms elect p Nt,p atr2Sbest; bath cellar:
1918 gath SCRAMBLE HIGHLANDS
Semi-detached, rooms and bath; garage;
elect new paperlng rent reduced 500.
and and BATH 9h'0r re Hat Cali Adams $40
S44 DELAFIELD PL. NW-SIX-ROO
and bath colonial brick: ami: AL con-
dition; garage: 500 mo. Col. 2310-W.
COLORED-NEW HOUSE. 4 LARGE ROOMS
pantry closet. electricity: large lot: $50
Belmont ave, Fairmont Hts. North 1925.
4.
NEW CIR BRICK H.-W.H.: ANIL; Ne;
$50 monthly. Call Mr.. WIRSING. Main
'}92. Evenings. Adams 221S. ---
20 Il ST Ne 6 ROOMS ELECTRICITY.
instantaneous water heater garage: good
condition OWNER Phone Adams 1899.
zoos 1tb CT n AIARNTNCI NEW Il
u.s. ~ . - rictI,; n,oiar'. IarCa nnrnbaS.
Looiii iiouSe. sotdctS & Iii iatev w 0f,ica
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SCHUYLER ARMS,
1854 COLUMBIA RID
Modern 8-Story Building.
Room and Bath and Room a,a and sB Bath
Unexcelled Service.
Manager on Premises.
1909 18th ST. NV.
Modern S-Story Building:
he'd FpE EGS dTsfns a ESS@ T Kitchen aHd
bath: $4,000 to $50. so.
Resident Manager
1885 18th ST.
very large rooms. bath and porch: ga
2lO9 ST.
A Convenient Location.
room. kit. and bath. .......... $40 90
. rooms. kit; and bath :...i..... 52.oo
Murphy Beds and Dining Above
1447 CHAPLIN 81
Near Meridian Park.1
. rooms kit and bath .........# 500 90
3 rooms kit and bath. ............ 1000
THE RHoDA,
1915 35th ST.
3 rooms kit bath and porch 49,. $50 90
THE COLONIAL,
5 rooms and bath, ..........,... 500, 90
THE PRINCETToN
5 rooms bath and porch ..,...... S57. so
NORFOLK AND WORCESTER
2nd AND D SITS. NE.
5 rooms kit. bath and porch. 80. 500
t402 r ST. Sc
New Building---Only One Left,
2 Rooms Kit and Bath.
Frigidaire
$500 Including Refrigeration).
LUCHS, INC,
MAIN 2345.
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900 10Th ST.
10th AND EYE STSl
Modern S-Story Building.
Some with Porches
Complete 24-Hour Service
Elevators and Switchboard.
Resident Manager.
1915 18th ST.
Modern S-Story. Building,
: Rooms and Bath to Rooms and : Baths
$500 to $4,000.
Kelvinators
Switchboard and Elevator Service
Resident Manager.
1lo7 18th ST.
THE GREENBRIER.
Modern S.St0ry Building.
4 Rooms and Bath to Rooms and . Baths
Spacious Rooms Large Closets, Pantry
Resident Manager.
THE MAYFAIR,
2l15 { ST. NV.
fFacing the Lincoln Memorial
] Room. Kit and Bath.
Room nsa Kit an and Bath
Resident Manager.
5524 sth ST. NV.
Corner Longfellow ST.
$3.50 to s47.50.
35th AND r SITS.
R0Gms kee wesff Ha HR Kit SG and Bath
SIS 90 to S52 so
$50 LONGFELLOW ST.
THE BRIGHT
rooms kit and bath $3.50
o01 NJ ST
BACHELOR APIS.
. rooms and bath. $4,000 to $40 90
SHANNON &
1895 x ST. NV.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

1882 COLUMBIA RID. NV.
Freshly papered and painted apartments
with bath. Must be seen to be appreciated.
Managed by owner who lives in building
\ decided advantage. 10s
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RENT HOUsEs-UNFURNIsHED

5I21 ILLINOIS AVE-
ON PETWORTH'S BOULEVARD.
rooms tile bath with built-in tuo, ana
shower large porches: hot-water neat.
electricity: garage: $50.
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AMERICAN SECURITY & TRUST co.
Real Estate Dept.
10Th & Pa Ave. NV Main 4S16
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s13 DECATUR ST. N

rooms file bath with Puilt:in tue bs and
electricity garage: $50.
s13 DECATUR ST. NV.
with colonial front porch and breakfast and
ent to sRoppns dfGt sSSs6
18th TX. "'AN Main eOso.
1735 COLUMBIA RID. NV.
rooms. bath and garage ....... $1,000
127 18th ST. Sc.
rooms and bath. ami. porches. $1,000
224 18Th PL. NE.
Flat rooms and bath. ......... $3.50
1919 R. J. AVE. NV.
10 rooms. baths. ami garage. .Sl3o.oO
1917 EYE ST. NV.
rooms and bath. Observation-Disclosures $500
$40 EYE ST. NV.
rooms and bath. ............. S66.b0
2o17. PoRTNER ST. NV
6 rooms and bath. ,...............S4 7.50
14lz K St b 2.M & PHELPS Main 1900.
1886 MASS AVE. NV.
l. ro0@ ss5 s9d 90 bath"
eO13 KALORAMA RID NV.
$4,000
Garage space included.
1882 End ST. NV.
J rooms and 3 baths.
$1,000.
1109 " ST NV
8 rooms and bath.
I $500.
1909 PARK RID. NV.
rooms and bath.
| S67 so.
1877 u ST NV
| 8 rooms and bath.
$50. 90
| 636-A ORLEANS pL. Ne
/ rooms and bath.
| $3.50.
3i1s NJ ST. NV.
! ! rooms and bath.
$1,000.
! AMERICAN SECURITY e. TRUST co.
| Real Estate Dept.
| 10th & Pa. Ave. NV Main 4Sl5
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BOSS & PHELPS.
14I7 Z St NV Main o3On
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1926 INGLESTDE TERRACE N.W.-
10 r. AMI , b. tamil ..,.... $500
$500 10th ST rooms, bath ami. 1900
754 Hobart pl. n.w.--6 r. & b. tool ~
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636-A ORLEANS PL. NE.
4 rooms and bath.
<1T al
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1725 CORCORAN ST. NV.
Nine rooms and bath. h.-w.h.. cleo, S75
month.
$40 ST. NV
Central downtown; eleven rooms and bath
cleo: newly decorated. SIS month.
215 SEATON Pr. NE.
Six rooms and bath. S55 month.
1915 BILTMORE ST. NV
Nine rooms and two baths. h.-w.h. cleo.
automatic heater.
1902 18th ST NV.
Ten rooms and two baths. cleo. gas. hot
water heat.
1897 4th ST. NE.
Six rooms and bath. INV. h. cleo, 500 oU
month.
316 INDIANA AVE.
Fourteen rooms and two baths $75 month
N. L. SALISBURY CO., INC,
144s Eve ST. Nw. Main s9o4.
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1914 R. !. AVE NV
10 rooms, baths. ami, garage .Sl35 .OO
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$40 EYE ST. NV.
0 rooms and bath. ..............S 66 so
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2017 PORTNER ST. NV.
8 rooms and bath .,...............S4 7.50
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1917 EYE ST. NV.
0 rooms and bath ............... $500
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224 18th PL. NE
Flat rooms and bath ....... $3.50
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1886 MASS. AVE. NV,
IL rooms and 3 batha
$3.50 90.
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3i19 NJ ST. NV.
IL rooms and bath.
$50 90
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1877 18th ST Sc.
rooms and bath, ami. porches. $4,000
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SI3 DECATUR ST. NV.
Very attractive 6-roOm and bath nome
with colonial front porch and breakfast ana
sleeping porches: excellent location. conven-
lent to shopping district. S69.50.
CAERITZ.
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1877 u ST. NV.
s rooms and bath.
$50 90
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l72t 18TH ST. N.W.--S r., : B. H-W.H..
1910 Riggs pl-s r.. . b.. S6O5O.
1919 Riggs pl.-10. r. b. INV h., 80.
4lS 9th st. n.w.-11 r., steam h.. SlO0.7o.
House at Forest Glen-S rooms. $50.
Good references required.
JOHN T. KNOTT. 91S F ST. NV.
NOT FAR FROM CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE
and lust beyond d. C. line-A six-room
house with all modern conveniences located
on a large, we'll improved lot. Garage. Rent
very reasonable
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1735 COLUMBIA RID NV
o rooms. bath and garage. ....... $1,000
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RENT HOUSES-FURNISHED

8 ROOMS AND BATH. ANIL. IN EXCEL
lent condition; in refined NV. section: u
squares from 14th St car line. very nicely
furnished, linen, china and silver included;
$50 per month.
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100" PARK RID. NV.
4 rooms and bath.
S67 40
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2O13 KALORAMA RID. NV.
IL rooms and 3 baths.
$4,000.
Garage space included.
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4s98 Conduit rd NV T. and / b.
and garage: detached and fruit
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RENT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


rooms sac g. f fa4 hea; f fiac SE sea5o
room, 9 OH ca sisc H iyEt. N iaE: heat ss5
sos 9TH s s.. T N T?NTEhhA Franz $500
AL 9th sT.--0 ROOMS AND BATH. .
1853 18th NEAR COLUMBIA RD.-EXCEL-,
baths S exceptona REDUCTION Ta for immediate
: See See this is now. Col. 1902
spring 5p2H op pGs rooms. R baths. .araEe
h-w.h.; automatic oil furnace: porch. Eve
nings. sunday
6, ROOMS AND BATH. ELEC.. H.-W H 1oll
Kentucky ave.
508 COLUMBIA RD---6 ROOMS. BATH.
P 29Tsd H 2t'ie !9Sj gas ele' gas 0S
ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOW ROOMS,
P Pbadbd,S, a III Elm ave Takoma Park
PRACTICALLY NEW GROOM HOUSE IN
petworths $50, month to careful family.
46sa 4oth ST N.W--ATTRACTTvE s.
room bungalow i'll American University
ioT fssp9asi,5Sise , patty f. D. Campbell At
$40 X ST. Nw.-12 ROOMS AND BATH
MARsHALL. o29 y. Y. ave,
ROOMS, TILE BATH a Bel 9t}9 :,
nv nv Rent. $G7 50. North 10000, Mr.. Nc
GRATH. --------o o
l44I OGDEN ST. N.W.-FRAME. EIGHT
rooms. bath: cellar; furnace: cleo; yard.
STONE & FAIRFAX. agents. $40.
COLORED-I736 CORCORAN ST. NV. 8
rooms and bath; electric lights: one-car "a
O BRYON & SPIGNUL. INC. 1lO4 Vermont
ave NV. Phone Decatur 312.
o ROOMS. 3 APIS. NEAR 18th AND MON
roe NV: rent reasonable: owner transferred
Call Main $3.50. -
MODERN 6 ROOMS. 2 BATHS, SCREENED
porches double brick garage SS5 mo. l9l
Kenyon St. Mt. Pleasant. Cleveland 4164.
COLORED-1635 KRAEMER ST. NE
rooms bath. basement; furnace. gas: newly
decorated and new stoves. Open SUNDAY, :
to 4: Monday. 10 to II.
922 EYE ST NW-22 ROOMS AND :
baths: steam heat electric light: in perfect
condition. Rent reduced. Apply to owner
927 II st. NV. --- D
S-RO0M BUNGALOW: SLEEPING PORCH
garage screened: h.-w.h.; $50 per m0nth
791I Chicago ave. Blair. Takoma- Shep-
herd 1882.
SIX ROOMS AND BATH. CONVENIENTLY
located 3545 HEREFORD place NV treal
| $500 block 10th ST.: screened breakfast
and sleeping porches. built-in heated ga
rage and every modern appointment Ic
be repapered and painted Available al
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Social and Personal
Bismarck Women Are
Among New Officers
of State D. u. Y.

Miss Agnes Mccoy Of Fall River
Mass. national president Of the
daughters of the Union Veterans of
the Civil War. and Mrs. Ora +. r,
Morton of bismarck. national or.
gamer, were in charge Of tho ar.
EaniZation Of the department of
North Dakota which was installeJ
Monday evening at Fargo.
Mrs. Clara Hagcrman of Tent No.
J. Fargo, was named president Of thc
department.; Mrs. Fannie Fnlker ~
lent No. 2. Minot. senior vice nres;.
gent; Mrs. Lennie Hedstrom Of Ten,
NO. $. bismarck. junior vice presi.
Gent. Miss Irene Hedstrom. also Of
bismarck. was elected second color
bearer Of the department..
An event Of the meeting was tbs
Fathers and Daughters banquet. Tia
iirst to be held in the state Of North
Dakota. which was given at the Gard.
ner hotel Monday evening. Mrs. Nor.
ION ana Miss Mccoy were guests OF
honor: and were presented with cor
sage bouquets.
Al the conclusion Of the installa-
t!oh ceremonies, a school Of instruc-
ton was held for all members con.
cerhing the ceremonies and ritual Of
the ID. Y. v.
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Out of Town Guest
- ~
Is HOnOree at Bridge

Mrs. Jessie NJ. Harris and Miss
Alma Sundquist entertained Monday
evening ut bridge dinner mt the
home of Miss Sundquists sister. Mrs.
K. q. Mclaughlin. in compliment to
Mrs. X. w. Rohrer of Seattle, who il
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Maassen, Sr.
Following the dinner, bridge was
played at four tables. Mrs. A. w
Mundv and Mrs. Wilbur Rohrcr wert
awarded prizes for honors at cards.
while Mrs. r. ". Rohrer was pre-
sented with guest favor.
Carnations, roses, and daisies were
placed in vases about the rooms. and
furnished II colorful centerpiece for
the dinner table.
Besides the guest Of honor, Mrs. j.
7. Mclaughlin of Chicago, who is
visiting her son and daugh. or in law.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Mclaughlin, was
an out-of-town guest.
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Mrs. Patterson Is
Hostess at Luncheon

:, MRS. r. G. Patterson was hostess
MONDAY ut one o'clock luncheon Mt
ner apartment in the Patterson hotel
roses. peonies, and marguerites fur.
nished the floral motif in the decor.
atlon OF the rooms. while pink roses
were used for centerp;eccs on the
tables. WV
During the afternoon seven tables
or bridge were in play, with honors
being won by Mrs. +. 4. Copelin. Mrs
spencer Boise. and Mrs. Frank He'd.
den.
Mrs. John +. Sullivan of Mandon
was the only guest from out \. Tho
city.
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,MOsE
INpUBllC OFFICES

Two more graduates Of Dakota
Business College, Fargo, have re-
ceiyed appointments ia public Off
,ces, Z. l.. Nelson as Clerk Of Court
N Nelson County, Bessie Anderson
as Deputy Register of Deeds in
Burke County. Sylvia Armsn IS now
official stenographer in the office
of States Atty. Dahl, Grafton.
Resuh1 tell more plainly than
words, why you should take p. B.
G. ACTUAL BUSINESS training
(copyrightcd--unobtainable else
where). Watch each week. Fol
low the Successful" Ask +. L.
Watkins, Pres, 500 Front ST.,
Fargo, about Summer School,.
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PAGE IlyB.
ACCEPTS posSTtONy s.
Mrs. Julia Mv0A( fornt rlw Of the

ACCEPTS pOS3TfON:y
Mrs. Julia Mvsl( forr{F ly Of the
Park Art beauty shop1,h& feAurned
from a three mbMhs Vacation ssp%At
at her home in Canada. Mrs. Meade
has accepted "A positioN With thes Pat 4
terson hotel beauty shop VI this city.
SPENDS WEEksENT HERE
Rex Fogarty ofyStefling was
guest of friendsHtH Bismarck for
the weekend. 80 /
RETURNS lFROM TRIP
DR.. J. O. ArnJbns has returned to
the city from a weeks trip 10 points
:" -
The Methodist Ladies' will
give a dinner Thursday ut 6
o'clock. They arc demon
stratiDg TIE new gas range
presented By, the Consolidated
UtilitiesCo. Dinner so cents
a plate
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DR.. l.. E. Huschka Is
Honored at Farewell
Dinner BY 40 & 8

DR.. J. n. Blunt was named chef de
care OF the, 40 4 y in the place Of DR..
L. r. Huschka at the meeting held
Sunday afternoon ut Fort Lincoln DIR.
Huschka IS leaving soon to make his
home in Fargo
John Musolf. Tom Burke, and y. A.
Haertsch were named delegates to the
convention to be'held in Fargo.
Following the meeting a farewell
dinner was given at the Patterson
hotel in compliment to br. Huschka
Covers were laid for 20.
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Phllathea Sunday
School Gives Picnic

The Philathea Sunday school Of
the Presbyterian church rave mic )
nc Saturday evening at Wards
grove near Bismarck. About q man :
berS attended.
Following a picnic supper the eve
nlng was spent with music md
games. The class was accompanied
by Mr., and Mrs. Fred Hanson Mr.
Hanson is the Philathea SUNDAY
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GUESTS LEAVE MONDAY

Mrs. Lillian NJ. Weist and daughter.
Norma, of Henderson. Mimi, who
have been guests at the home of DR..
and Mrs. c. W. Schroegge for the
past three weeks, left Monday for
their home. Mrs. Weist and Mrs.
Schroegge are sisters.
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ON HIGHWAY BUSINESS

]. f.. O'Neil, construction engineer
OF the state highway commission, and
>. 4. STARTS. representative of the
bureau Of public roads, left today for
y trip through the Valley City. Devils
Lake. and Min0t divisions in the in
terests of construction and road pro-
jects. They will return to Bismarck
the last Of this week.
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RETURNS HOME

Mrs. ThodOre Greenfield returned
to Bismarck Saturday after spending
three weeks in Minneapolis rs the
guest OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. A. Aasgaard. She was accompan-
led home by her sister, Miss Valborg
Aasgaard, who will visit here for
some time before going to Butte,
Mont.
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HERE FROM IOWA

Mr.. and Mrs. G. Rbepple have as
their, guests. their SON in law and
daughter, Mn. and Mrs. Leonard
Joiner. and Mr.. Joi.er's mother. Mrs,
N Joiner Of HUMBOLDT Iowa. Mr..
Joiner and his mother will go TO
Canada this eveSing to spend a few
days with relatives. returning Fri
day. They will be guests at the
Boepple home for two or three weeks.
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WILL SPEND SUMNER HERE

Miss Bertha NJ. Bertsch. who has
been an instructor in the department
Of Languages at the University of
Minnesota for the past year. has re-
turned to Bismarck to spend the sum-
mer as the guest Of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Chris Bertsch.
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WILL ATTEND CONVENTION

Miss Esther Monsoon left today for
4 trip to Seattle. Portland. and
Vancouver, Wash. She will attend
the Lutheran league convention
which will be held ut Seattle June
Is to 80. Miss Monsoon expects to
be away several weeks.
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ADDRESSES ROTARYY CLuR

ADDRESSES ROTARY CLuR
Joseph a. Kitchen. commissioner of
agriculture and labor. addressed the
jamestown Rotary club ut .James.
Town TINS noon on The Probable Flu
lure developments of North Dakota. -
Mr. hitchen will remain in James
town to attend the convoc.tion ad-
dress which will be given tomorrow
morning to the summer school stud
ents Of jamestown College on the
subject Of The Need atd Value Of
PHYSICAL Training In the School"
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the committee. I'VE are informed
that large quantity 81 these feed
contracts are untitled at the time
Of our meeting aud that penalties as
high as 81 y ton had accrued on the
untitled contracts" f'7e' -
Without explanation. the commit.
tee says: .'We note also that these
large feed contracts to the Joseph
company are invariably made at
week.snds. mostly on Friday and
Monday"
Prices charged the Joseph company
for mill feed are relatively lower
than those charged other customers
Coordination Lacking
Lack Of coordination in the con-
duct of the institution is held up
by the committee as one Of the rea-
sons for it's failure to succeed, and
the demand is made that this situa-
ton be corrected. Within the last
few days the governor did remove the
wheat buyer from his position, and
placed O. L. Spencer, former head of
the milling and sales departments, in
charg" ct wheat hNying. -
The committee that made the in
quiry is cOmnOsed Of State Senator's
ID. H. Hamilton, McHcnry county,
and L. p. Fredrickson. Nelson coun-
~. both Nonpartisans. and w. H.
Schlosser, an Independent Of Grand
Forks county. &C. u. Sorners Of the
Equity Cooperative Exchange assisted
the committee. 1t had previously
filed Confidential" report with
the goverpor---late in February or
early in March this year-warning
the governor Of the situation that
was known to exist in the mill,
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DAMAGE CLAIM
is DlSALL]OVED
High Court Rules Man Can't
Get Damages from 500 for
Own Negligence

Fred Rattle cannot recover damages
from the 500 line railroad for in
juries received in an accident where
the negligence was his own, the SUI
preme court held in affirming a case
appealed from Mcintosh county.
The plaintiff testified at the trial
in the lower court that he was look
ing in the direction from which the
train approached and that there was
nothing to obscure his vision when
he, drove team of horses upon the
track. The court held that this state
ment was illegally incredible" and
that the plaintiff had been SO grossly
negligent as to preclude recovery of
damages.
The will of L. O. Stat, probated in
Griggs county, is binding, the su-
preme court has held in a case APP
pealed from the Gliggs county dis
trict court.
Bertha Ouren and others who APP
pealed the case commended that the
will was not legally executed and that
undue influence was brought to bear
upon stat in determining the con-
tents Of the will. The court said
examination of the evidence failed
to disclose undue influence.
The appellants claimed error be-
cause the district court held for the
defendants at the close of the testi-
mony and failed to submit the case to
the jury, but the high court held that
the error, if any, was without nrej-
udice since the case was one where
the evidence required judgment for
the defendants.