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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-01-25
PUBLIC INVITED TO VISIT POULTRY
SHOW EXHIBITS ADMISSION IS FREE

taking is a supersedeas undertaking
emitting the appellant to a stay Of
execution and no application for a
stay Of execution need be made to
the District Court nor any order for
stay made.
2. Sureties on such undertaking
are liable for the full amount Of
the judgment affirmed.
8. The consideration for q stat
utorv undertaking need not be in
cluded therein, but may be proved
by parol.
Appeal from the District Court
Of Ward County, Hon. John G.
Lowe. Judge.
AFFIRMED.
Opinion of the Court by Burr, ].
L. ]. Palda, Jr., C. f. Brace, and
Robt. w. Palda, all Of Minot, N. D.,
attorneys for appellant.
MCGEE e. Goss, of Minot. N. D.,
E. o. Haraldson, Of Lansford, N. D.,
attorneys for respondents.
From Ward County
Oscar Olson, for himself and
all others similarly situated,
Plaintiff and Appellant.
VS..
NJ. A. Erickson,
Defendant and Respondent.
SYLLABUS:
/. An Act of the Legislature is
to be interpreted in the light Of its
Title, and where an Act is subject
to two interpretations, one of which
would extend the provisions Of the
Act beyond the range stated in the
Title SO as to include subjects not
germane thereto, that interpreta'
ton will be adopted which is il
harmony with the Title Of the Act
2. Chapter 2S5 of the Session
Laws Of 1927 of the State of NORTH
Dakota examined and held not I,
apply to q Public Utility possess
ing franchise granted before tn,
time said Law came into effec
when said franchise was granite,
within a year prior to the coming
ir.to effect of the Law.
Appeal from the District Cour
Of Ward County, Hon. John G
owe, Judge.
AFFIRMED.
Opinion of the court by Burr, J.
Nestos, Herigstad e. Stenersen
If Minot, N. D., attorneys for ap
pellant.
w. H. Adams, of Bottineau, N. D.
End Harold B, Nelson, Rugby, N
D., attorneys for defendant and re
spondent.
Board of Railroad Commissioner
and its Attorney Mr.. John Thorpe
of Minot, N. D., Anxious Curiae.
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ST. CLOUD ITCH WINS

st. Cloud, Mimi. Jan. 25.-tR-
st. Cloud Technical high school de-
feated Little Falls 81 to 81 Tues
day night in the first Of the annual
two game series. In preliminary,
Foley high school trimmed the
Tech reserves 26 to 1S.
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Q. N. Thompson and H. Z.
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Number of Entries Exceeds
All Expectations - Judging
Is Under Way Today-Dr.
A. F. Schalk and o. ]. Weis
err Will Speak at Dinner
Meeting Tomorrow

With hundreds of the finest
chickens, ducks, geese and turkeys
that can be produced anywhere on
display at the corn show building
here today, the Missouri Slope poul-
try show is attracting much atten-
ton. The number Of entries is
even larger. than had been anticipat-
ed by those in direct charge Of the
exposition and the capacity Of the
building is taxed to the limit to
house all the exhibits. The turkey
department of the show is one of
the finest ever shown in this terri
tory, according to A. r. Miesen,
Burleigh county agent and temper
airy president Of the Slope Poultry
association.
Admission to the show is free and
the public is urged to visit the
building this evening or tomorrow
and see the fine birds which have
been entered.
Exhibits From Wide Area
Exhibits have been received from
all parts Of the state, with several
crates Of birds coming from as far
away as Fargo and Moorhead. Bur-
leigh, Morton and Emmois county
poultry raisers are widely represent
ed, while fine displays are being
shown by poultry fancicrs at Under
wood, Woodwork. Hensler, Wilton
Washburn and other towns in the
Slope area. The quality Of the
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WHY EVERY USER BECOMES A

"Never has any other cough med
icine acted SO quickly and satisfac-
torily as Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound; and it gives complete
satisfaction to friends who use it on
my recommendation says ]. D.
McComb, Toledo, Ohio 1t spreads
a healing. soothing coating in an
irritated inflamed throat, stops
coughing, raises phlegm easily. No
opiates to cause constipation, no
chloroform, no dope" You take
no chances with cough or cold wher
YOU buy Foley's Honey and Ia,
Compound. Ask for it.-Adv.
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From Stark County
Stark County, a municipal CORPORA
tion. Appellant


tion. Appellant
VS..
Tho C;tv Of n'~L;nsor. a municipal
corroratinn. Pesnnndert
A. s. vva~d. Auditor IT Stark coun-
~ ~ n ct al. Carnishees.
Svrv Apr1c:
Th~ dn~s-;~A IT assu~.~sit is an
rl;--h'~ ~ c;+;es ana u,toro 4 c;tv
s"A'-- ~ > re.t+n~ vv:th;r IT. r~r-
r~--4~ ~~-v~~s WHOLESALERS : v,.u~s~-
t~~l ;~.-~~-.~.-~.A md e.%~vs s-4-
%~~---s - --.t;-t thse sneo~N ,.e~+-,
e - .J--.~~n v@~~ov ~ tt.o ei+v <nr
s,,~h s~c>~~s.-..-~.~+ n~ow tho ~~rna-
'rs~~A IN tn r:4v II rAnav thA sA~-
NrA ,:-+v wh~. tte imrrorA~.A~+ s.
e~.~~sr+@d p~d rorAv oh+~;~od
tA--~S~-: e~A +ha second ra-tv. ~
--'s--~4 t,~n~ shis rrnvr;sA ~ the
CIV IN ~c~d f~;+'. and sv;t', ~ ~
tent tn svade the law. advannee thn
ro~Av hv na0ine . NORTON A. +he
cost Of snrh improve~sent. and the
sm~~cw~.~ert n ~0~nletad ~~d nsAd
~ +hA C;tv and AZ conditions arA
fs'iS;t~d. recovery NAV ~ had ~
the C;kv even thoueh the C;tv NAV
haYe failed to exernte q valid corr
A-sct respecting this improvement
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From Ward County
C. B. Bach, Executor of the Estate
of w. L. Miller, deceased, Plain.
tiff and Appellant,
VS.
North Dakota Mutual Fire Insur-
ancc Company of North Dakota,
a domestic corporation, Defen-
dant and Respondent.
SYLLABUS:
~ Under Section 4871 of the
c lied .cws of 1918, every per-
son insured by a domestic mutual
insurance company, other than life,
is member Of the company while
the policy is in force, and the
policy, so far as it's validity is con-
cerned, is subject to the statutory
provisions governing the relations
between mutual insurance compan-
les and their members.
~ Where a mutual fire insur.
ance policy contains standard
e~e clause under which the
loss, if any, is payable to a mort
,-.-e ana which provides that in
case the mortgagor or owner shall
neglect to pay the premium the
MORTGAGE will pay the same, the
insurance contract is subject to the
provisions Of Section ASIA of the
Compiled Laws of 1918, prescrib-
ing the effect Of the failure to pay
premiums as requir d.
81 Following Montgomery vs..
Harker, 8 n. D. SGT, Montgomery
vs.. E'hitbeck, IL N. D. 1856 and
Lamb VS.. Insurance Company, Is
N. D. 253, it is held that Section
4874 Of the Compiled Laws Of 1918
renders void, during the period Of
nonpayment Of premium, 9 policy
of mutual insurance upon which the
full premium has not been paid in
cash or notes.
az A mutual insurance policy
declared void by statute for nom
payment Of premium by member
is void as to both the owner-mem-
Der and to a mortgage.
Appeal from the District Court of
Ward County, Hon. A. G. Burr,
Judge.
AFFIRMED.
Opinion Of the Court by Birdzell,
Oh. J.. Mr.. Justice Burr. being dis
qualified, did not participate, Hon.
Thos. T. Pugh. Judge of the Sixth
Judicial District, sitting in his
stead.
John H. Lewis, Minot, N. OAK,
Attorney for Appellant.
%. s. Richie and Roy A. Ploy-
har, Valley City. N. OAK, Attorneys
for Respondent.
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DECISIONS OF STATE SUPREME Court

by failing to comply with the statu-
tory requirement essential to a valid
contract RESP Getting such undertake
ing.
Appeal from an 0. der of the Dis
trict Court Of Stark County sustain
ing an objection to the introduction
Of testimony and the judgment en-
tered thereon, Hon. Frank T.. Lem
bike, Judge.
REVERSED.
Opinion of the court by Burr, ].
Messrs. Crawford. Cain e. Bur-
nett, of Dickinson, N. D., attorneys
for plaintiff and appellant.
Mr.. Tobias u. Casey, of Dickin-
son. N. D.. attorney for defendant
and respondent.
From Pierce County
Imperial Elevator Company, q cor
poraticn, Plaintiff and Appellant
VS.
r. A. Warren and Lars r. Birdahl,
Defendants
Lars T. Birdahl, Respondent
North Dakota Wheat Growers as
ISOLATION, corporation, Car
nishee.
SYLLABUS:
/. Where in a garniShmcnt pro-
ceeding defendant serves upon
the plaintiff an affidavit claiming
the property ga-ni he'd is exempt
from execution, and said affidavit
sets forth all the facts necessary to
show the exemption and refers to
q verified schedule attached to the
affidavit listing all OF his personal
property and TIE value thereof,
such affidavit and schedule is in cf-
feet an answer and is substantial
compliance with section 1880 c. L..
1913, which provides that the de-
PENDANT may by answers duly veri-
fled defend the proceedings against
the garnishec.
2. Under section 7575 A 3 Sup
plement to C.. L. 1918, when de-
fendart claims the debt or property
garnishcd to be exempt such claim
Of exemption may be heard and de-
termired by the. court at any time
after the claim is made on three
days notice to the opposite party:
3. The provisions in section
1867 Supplement to c. L. 1913
providing that the wages salary
of the head OF family residing in
the state to the amount of SIS per
week shall be exempt from gar
rishment, is intended to give inn
mediate relief from any hardship
which might result from the tying
up Of wages due the head Of the
family pending a garrishment pro-
ceeding, and is not intended to de-
rrivc a defendant Of claiming in
court wages or salary over and
above the SIS per week as exempt,
and after such claim is made it may
be determined by the court at ,any
time upon three days notice to the
opposite party.
4. A garrishnaent proceeding
should TO: be vacated when the
garnishee has not filed affidavit of
disclosure, OF non-liability and the
time for filing such affidavit has
not expired.
Appeal from the District Court
Of Pierce County, Hon. G. Crimson,
Judge.
Opinion of the court by Burke, j.
REMANDED FOR FURTHER
PROCEEDINGS.
Libby & Harris, Grand Forks, N.
D., attorneys for appellant.
L. N. Torson, Rugby, N. D.. at
tornev for respondent Lars !.
Bifdahl. 49,
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AsS0VOSSNsSSsSss
Q. N. Thompson and H. Z.
ClaSer. ..
Defendants.
H. L. Clazer.
Appellant.
SYLLABUS:
/. Where the District Court en-
tiers judgment directing the pay.
ment Of money and denies : motion
for . new trial and the party AZ
grieved, on appeal from the order
denying Z new trial, and from the
judgment, furnishes IN undertaking
containing the provision that &
the said order 90 appealed from be
affirmed, the appellant will pay
the amount directed to be paid BY
said judgment q the part of such
amount - "a which said judgment
shall Be affirmed, Il It b affirmed
only In part, and al damages which
shall be awarded against said APP
pellant on said sppeal"; said UNDER
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In New Scenery
Arthur Lonborg, Northwestern
cage coach, j in new scenery this
year after serving as coach Of the
nationally known Washburn (Kas.)
College team for four years.
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respondent.
From Stutsman County
Charles Scott, q resident, citizen.
and taxpayer Of the City of
Jamestown, County Of Stutsrhan,
State of North Dakota, etc.,
Plaintiff and Appellant
VS..
The City Of Jamestown. a municipal
corporation. ct al. Defendants and
RESPONDENTS.
SYLLABUS:
% The effect Of failure on the
part of tho City Council to redis-
trict the Citv as required by law
cannot be litioated in an action to
prevent the city from entering into
a contract for the employment Of
assistants to the City Attorney.
~ The Mavor and the City
Council Of a CITY haze the power
to apnoint ATTORNEYS to assist the
CITY Attorney in litigation affect
in~ the interests of the City. and ere
not required to select these assist
ants fror' among resident LAWYERS.
(3> While the Civ is bound bv
the provisions Of Chantor 1850 Of
the Session Laws of 1925. being
Section 3684al to 368a13 Of the
Supn.. and cannot incur anv l;abil-
itv in excess Of an Augmentation
made therefor In the final BUDGET.
nevertheless. when the City has in
its BUDGET an item known as "Mis-
cellaneous" WED --der the n-ov;-
slows Of Section 3677 of the Code
known as "cor+;ncent expenses not
otherwise provided for" it nav an
pron~'ate monev from this frnd to
paw for the services of assistants
to the Citv Attorney in narding
l'+i~~';on affert;ro the interests of
the CIV. and NAV enter into a con-
tr-ct to secure such essis+arce whom
the resolution nrovidino for the ex-
perd'tnre snocifies a definite maxi
rlrm amo"nt.
Anneal from the n;str;c+ Court If
St"tsr"a" County, Hon. Fred jan
SOv,;,,c v.,1ro
AEErpwrD.
Division cf tho court nv Bur-. 7.
s. f. F,'ewo~th. of Jamestown,
N ~. astornev for apne'lant.
G.. s. Puck. of .Ta~-a stown, N. D.,
attorney for RESPONDENTS.
Crnu, County Cou-t-RarsOm Co.
Erderl;r Farmers Store Co. a cor
ro-"tion, Plaintiff and Respon-
dent
.!.'':''s W;+,;f. Defendant
W"'tn" Mueller, Garnishee and APP
r~,l~r+.
vApI1S:
/. When it appea~s from the
ra"c~'. that upon a hearing in
def"'''t case in a 0s~r;shr,Ant pro-
cA":@'ro. that the r1aintiff is en-.
t;4'Sd to the same ;rd~mnrt aoa;nst
tho defendant and the parnishee.
and tho court orders iudoment
aoa;rst both. ard the written order
for Underwent prera~ed bv the at
t~rrev fc~ the nla;rt;ff recites al
the i"risdic+;onal facts. but om;+s
to oraAr i''d~ment against tho
garr;ehae which written order So
prerared. is inadver+ ontlv signed
bv +ha indoe. such omission is not
'rd'c'al mistake and NAV be SUD-
piled bv q srbsenuent order of the
court ertAred nnnc pro tune.
Anreal from tha conntv cnnr+ Of
R"~sor, county. N,rth nakota. Hon.
T.A;~h Mnnson. Jndoo. sitting in
pla", cf u~r. NJ. c. Thompson.
AFFIRMED.
O~i~ion Of the court bv R,rke. J.
Charles G. Banrert. Enderlin.
Moth Dakota. attorney for plain
TIFF e-d rosrondent.
y. v. Racklrnd. Ende~lin. North
Dakota. attorney for garnishec and
appellant.
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FROM CASS COUNTY
The State Of North Dakota, Plain
tiff and Resnondent

FROM CASS COUNTY
The State Of North Dakota, Plain
tiff and Respondent
VS..
Daniel C. barrow, Defendant and
Appellant.
l. The argument Of counsel to
the jury is q part of the trial and
requires the presence of a Judge
to control and superintend the con-
duct Of counsel, jurors, and spec
tators the same as in any other
part Of the proceedings.
2. There can be no court with
out judge, and If the judge is
absent from the courtroom and out
of hearing of proceedings for . con-
siderable time during the trial,
there is ,nistrial and the defend
ants right to raise and take adj
VANTAGE of such mistrial is not
waived by his failure to object to
such absence at the time the judge
left the courtroom.
3. Where q defendant is charged
with murder in the second degree
under subdivision 3, section 9462,
c. y. 1913. perpetrated without de-
sign to effect death. while engaged
in a criminal operation as defined
by section 1904 G. L. 1918, and the
court has fully and clearly instruct
ed the jury, that it is incumbent
on the state to prove beyond a rea-
sonable doubt that an operation
was not necessary to save the life
Of the deceased, and then gives an
instruction from which it may be
inferred that it was necessary to
prove that the operation was nee
essarv to save life, such later in
struction is unnecessary and should
not have been given.
Appeal from the District Court
Of Cass county, North Dakota, Hon.
A. z. Cole. Fargo judge.
REVERSED.
w. H. Barnett and Francis MUIR
phv, Fargo, N. D., attorneys for APP
pel'ant.
GEORGE F. Shafer, ATTORNEY Gen
e~"' p's~arck. N. D., H. C. Pol.
lock. States Attorney, H. F. Hor-
ner and v. r. Lowell, attorneys for
respondent.
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Mrs. Waite, New Brighton, writes:
That deadly indigestion and gastTitis,
caused BY constipation made my color
60 black. ] was frightened % death,
and ] feel your laxative saved my life.
I take them every night now for pre-.
caution, and do not fear an attack Of
constipation poisoning any more"
CARRIERS LITTLE LIVER Pills
Al druaeists-25c and &c red pkea
, 1928-05-16

ed Penelope Andersen in straight sets 81
GO. Miss Andersen lost a match on Fri.
day to Miss Bouman. The Dutch team
won the decision over the visiting Ameri.
can, for it took the doubles match on Fri.
day.
Hustantou. lIorthfoIk, Eng. May 14th-
The British WomeDs golf championship
title is up for competition today. The
only foreigner who ever held the title.
holds it at present and will defend 1t. She
is Mile Simone Hon lie La Chaume of
France. Neeting the champion in the
first round is Ms Schema Collett Ameri-
can champion ana the chief hope of the
United States Great Britain will be re-
presened by the present champion Mrs.
E. F. A. Guedalla. Miss Dorothy Pearson.
Bunner up in the open last year, Mrs.
Garoon, runner up in 1926, Molly Goua-
lay, champion in 1876, ana Enid Wilson
Corner girl champion.
, 1928-05-16
CLEANLINESS ESSENTIAL TO
HEALTH.

Cleanliness, they say. is next to godli-
ness. According to DR.. r. s. Copeland
cleanliness is more than a matter of
personal and public deceDcy. Ii is an
important factor in the promotion of
public and private health. Invisible
dirt IS now regarded as more dangerous
than material ar. liz his opinion
individuals can De induced t. keep clean
only by education. Bathing, he says,
is a habit, and like all other habits it
must be taught young. Cleanliness OF
The BODY, face, hands, hngernails, teeth,
tongue and intestinal tract IS essential
to health, vigol and length of life.
ID seases are fostered and encouraged by
uncleanIiness. Common sense should
teach the Importance of cleanliness.
which not only cahan 3es the looks, but
is first aid to longer life. Daily Mail.
, 1928-05-16

ward revision, at this session of Con-
gress, of the import tariff duties on more
than!a?score of commodities coming into
either direct or indirect competition with
American farm products, has been advo-
Gated by the Legislative Committee Of
the First National Conference on Agri
culture Tariff, IncIuCed among the pro-
duets upon which increased import duties
were urged were the foliOWing:. Ethyl
alcohol, C8sein and Lactereue, animal
oils, vegetable oils, hard oils. oil comhi-
nation, moIasSeS for manufacturing aIc0-
hOl, fresh beet and veal, tailOW, cleo.
hides, fresh mutton, goat meat, lamb,
pork, meat not specially provided for,
milk in practically all forms, butter and
cheese and their substitutes, live and dead
birds, eggs, corn and corn products, pea
nuts. oil bearing seeds, beans, potatoes
and tomatoes.
New York, May 14th-Harry Vardon
and Ted Ray, veteran British goIfing
stars have filed their entries for the 1929
In ed States open championship. -Four
OF , British players, Archie CompstCn
Ge- -e Duncan Aubrey Boomer and Abe
Mitchell are expected to enter and see
revenge for Walter Hagen's victory in
the British open at Sandwich.
Mitchel Field, N. Y, May l4th-TwO
army amphibian planes took off Satur-
day on the first leg Of a flight to GreenIey
Island to help bring out the Trans
Atlantic monoplane Bremen. The planes
were bound for Pictou N. S., and a stop
will be made at Portland Maine for re-
fueiling.
Kingsbay, S~pitzbergen May 18th. This
dirigible Italia" is back at its base here
after an attempt to fly 10 Leuin land
which was baked by the thick fog en-
countered over the ice fields. On landing
here, the hindmost motor struck and was
dragged along the ground, and will re-
uuire repairs before another flight is
attempted. General UmbertO Mobile on
his return said that the diTigible had
reached Franz Josef land one of the few
bits of land breaking the mOnotOnous
stretches of ice and water when the fog
became so impenetrabIe that nothing
could be seen. The Italia had covered
200 miles much of it in a heavy snow
storm and d northwest wind which even
tuaIy compelled tn d|irigibIe to return 10
Kings Bay base.
Detroit, Mich. May 14th.-Two pilots
Of the Ford Motor Company were killed
on Saturday when a tri-motOr transport
crashed and caught fire, soon after taking
off. Inc pilots were or their first regular
run to Buffalo New York on a freight
route.
Tsingtao, May 18th. japanese Consul
IL $3.50 a. Il sA-A 49,
, 1928-05-16

regarding appropriate measures for the
maintenance of order in the native city.
The Japanese Consular spokesman stated
that the Japanese casualties in Shantung,
thus far have been forty killed and 142
wounded of whom Z are in a serious con
dition. No estimate is available of the
Chinese casualties.
London, May 18th A through day and
night air service from London to Picking
will be inaugurated on a regular schedule
in 1929 if tests made this year are sue
caSstuI it has been announced. 1t is al
ready possible through the cooperation of
the Imperial Always and the German
L|utthanS, to fly from Croydon to Moscow
in less thar % hours. An experimental
service will be run this summer between
Moscow aid Picking. with the idea of
eventually linking up with the western
European air lines.
Kempton PIX. Eng. May 14th. Lord
Dewars Abbots Spped won the Kempton
Park great jubilee handicap by three
lengths from AutOcrat. Uncle Woody
was third, by another length and a half.
Fourteen handicappers went the distance
of a mile and a quarter. AbOots speed
started at six to one against and AutOcrat
and Uncle Woody at "a to l against.
Dublin, May l2th.-The Saorstat Tar
if Commission has reported against The
application of the Irish -four mills Iass0-
citation for a tariff on flour Importation.
A minority report recommends the grant,
ing of d bounty to encourage Wleat
growing.
Halifax, Ms. May 18th. The destroyer
''ChampIaln" formerly the To-Day which
is being brought to Canada to replace the
Patriot" pending the construction of
two new desttoyers for this country arriv.
ed in port at 10 o'clock on Saturday morn
ing on schedule.
London, May 18th. -Piere Etchabast9r
of France, completed his international
tennis cOnquests by capturing the worlds
professional championship from George
Convey British holder of the title. Etche-
baoter who took the United States title
from Jack SIMILAR at philadelphia last
January beat COvey by seven sets to three.
CapetOWn, May 18th. Lady Bailey not
ed British women hler started on her re.
turn flight to England today, Lady Bail
ey arrived at CapetoWn on April Both
having completed a solo flight from Croy-
don England from which she started on
March 9Th.
Croydon, May 18th. Captain Z. Bent
ley and his bride, the former Dorys Old
field, arrived at Croydon yesterday after
a honeymoon flight from Capetown back
to London. They used a tiny two. scatter
plane and made the trip at a leisureIy
The Washington times., 1928-11-09
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE 30

I2N-ACRE FARM in Montgoniery County.
Nd. viii sacrifice for about half what
it is worth on terms to sait. trade for city
property or rent. $40 mo.
13 brick garages, mr.. Ga. Ave, In per-
feet repair: first trust $500 RNc, ) yrs
No reasonable offer refused. trade; several
for rent. greatly reduced.
1884 Sheridan Rd. s. E.. 5-rOom frame
big lot Rent SIT 80. or sell. 800 cash,
balance S15 mo.
II. =. RYON Co. 1918 N. Y. Ave. M. 1897
34I8 l4th ST., Col 1877
The Washington times., 1928-11-09
Automobiles n
DEPE. ND ABLsE IL
OUR
USED CAR ST.. % GAN |
~
1923 Pontiac CabrioIef
$3.50

Wire wheels, car only run
1000 miles, like new IN
every way. Low price
OF $75O.
The Washington times., 1928-11-09
OFFICES ANn 6T0KEs l0l

9Th n. E.. 342-Store. suit any bus: 4
rms. inq. us Nd. Ave. N. E. =. 786-W.
2I03 RHODE ISLAND AVE. II. K.
Wonderful location for either Dhysictan
or dentist Commercial zone and busy cor
ner. Call Cleveland 1904
The Washington times., 1928-11-09
WANTED-AUTOMORILES rs !

CASH for your car. With
\ out q doubt ] pay the
highest prices in this city
lr your car is not all paid
FOR. ] will pay your undue
balance and give you thA
difference in cash. No de-
lay. See Mr.. Barnes, 1852
Connecttcllt Az Rsc. $3.50.