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FOR SALE


EIGHT ROOM dwelling; one of the
best and most complete dwellings,
in the city and located in the very
incest part. at much less than
cost, $13.500.
FOUR ROOM house; 100 feet east
frontage, can complete into six
rooms and bath $2500.00.
FIVE ROOM stucco bungalow,
basement garage, fire place, sta
tionary tubs, splendidly built,
completely modern. $4,000.
FIVE ROOM bungalow, modern. a
real bargain at $3700.O0.
BUILDING LOTS. hundreds Of
them, in all parts of the city,
most of them on very easy terms.
FARM LANDS; the most complete
list and the best bargains ! have
ever had.
INSURANCE; fire, tornado, auto
mobile in good companies.
NEARLY 100000 on deposit in
Bismarck Banks hes des other
millions hid away. The most
prosperous period Of this part Of
North Dakota is on the start.
BUY REAL ESTATE NOW from
the man who is doing more adj
vertising than the rest of the
community combined.
F. E. YOUNG.
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detective led In q mulatto woman
about thirty years old. She was
neatly dressed. and gave one the
impression Of capability. When
she spoke It was with q quiet. clear
enunciation which attested to .
greater degree Of education than 10
ordinarily found In members Of
her class.
Her name. we learned, was Amy
Gibson: and the information ellie
tied by Markham's preliminary
questioning consisted Of the fol.
lowing facts:
She had arrived at tho apart.
mcnt that morning a few minutes
after seven, and. as was her cus.
tum. had let herself in with her
own key, as her mistress gener.
ally slept till late.
Once or twice q week she came
carly to do sewing and mcnding
for Miss Ocell before tho latter
arose. On this particular morn.
ing she had como early TO make
an alteration in q gown.
A soon as she opened the door
shc had been confronted BY the
disorder Of tho apartment. for the
Vcnctian.glass doors Of the foyer
were wide open: and almost stimuli.
tancously she had noticed the body
Of her mistress ON the davenport.
6hc had called at once to Jes.
sup, the night telephone operator
then on duty, who. after one
glance into the living.room. had
notified the police. She had then
sat down In the public reception.
room and waited for tho arrival
Of tho officers.
Her testimony had been simple
and direct and intelligently stated.
II she was nervous or excited. she
managed to keep her feelings we'll
under control.
"Now." continued Markham. after
short pause. ''let Us 60 back to
last night. At what time did you
leave Miss Odell?"
"A few minutes before seven.
sir" the woman answered. In Z
colorless. even tone which seemed
to be characteristic Of her speech.
us that your usual hour for
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gian. Zimmerman"
Markham's jaw frightened In ex
asperation: be was familiar with
this eyasive loquacity OF vance's
Diminishing the subject. be I'd
dressed himself to Heath.
"Have you done any questioning
Of the people In the house here?
II talked to Odell's maid and to
the janitor and the switchboard
operators. but l didn't 60 much
into details-l was waiting for you
III say this. though: what they did
tell me made my head swim. II
they don't back down on some OF
their statements. we're up against
It."
Lets have them In now. then "
suggested Markham: the maid
first" He sat down on the piano
bench with his back to the key
board.
Heath rose. but instead Of going
to the door. walked to the oriel
window.
There's one thing I want to call
your attention to. sir. before you
interview these people. and that's
the matter Of entrances and exits
In this apartment" He drew aside
the gold gauze curtain. Look ut
that iron grating. All tho windows
In this place, including the ones
In the bathroom. are equipped with
iron bars just like these. It's only
eight or ten feet to the ground here
and whoever built this house WASH
taking any chances OF burglars
getting In through the windows"
He released the curtain. and
strobe into the foyer.
''Now. there's only one entrance
to this apartment. and that's this
door here opening OF the main hall.
There isn't transom or an air.shaft
or q dumb waiter In the place. and
that means that the only way
the only Udy-that anybody can get
In or out OF this apartment "a
through this door.
"Just keep that fact in your mind
Sir. while you're listening to tho
stories OF these people. Now.
III have the maid brought IN"
In response to Heath's order .
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lsavins3"
"No; ! generally 81 about Oh
But last night ujoo oool1 Wo1Ao0
mo to help her dress tor Gilnee.s
Don't you always help Aes 6rsoo
for dinnerr'
mo. cir. But lat night che wae
going With some gentleman . din
ner and the theatre sud wanted -
look specially MICA"
"Ah!" MARKHAM leaned tor
ward. "And who Wa this eentle
man?"
Il don't know. sir-lgiss odsil
didn't say"
"And You couldn't suggest who
It might have been1"
IL couldn't cay. STR
"And when did Miss odoll tell
you that she wanted you 70 come
early this morning3"
''When was leaving last
night"
$50 she evidently didnt antiei.
pate any danger. or have any tear
Of her companion"
''lt doesn't look that way The
woman paused. % u consi6oring.
mo. know she didn't Che
was In good spirits"
MARKHAM turned 70 Heath.
ANY other questions you want
to ask. Sergeant1"
Heath removed IN unlighto0
cigar from his mouth. ana bent
forward. resting his hands on bic
knees.
"What jewelry did this 0dell
woman have on last ujght1" be
demanded gru6ly.
The maids manner became
cool and q bit naughty.
miss Odell" emphasized
the "Miss." By way Of rsproachins
him for the disrespect Implied .
his omission-"wore all her rings,
ave or ok Of them. and three
bracelets-oue Of square djae
monds and emeralda She also
had on . sunburst Of pear.shspod
diamonds on . chain round her
neck. and she carried . platinum
lorgnette set with diamonds and
pearls"
ibid abe own any other Jew.
erly?"
"A few small pieces. mayba but
I'm not sure"
And did she keep 'em In Q
steel jewel-case In the bedroom1s
"Yes-when she wasn't wear
Ing them" There Was more than
q suggestion Of sarcasm n the
reply.
'Oh. ! thought maybe she kept
EN- locked up when she had EN-
on" Heath's antagonism had
been aroused By the maids atti.
tude: he could not have failed %
note that she had consistently
omitted the pupctilAous ''sir''
when answering him.
He now stood mp and pointed
loweringly to the black document.
box on the rosewood table.
Ever see that before3"
The woman nodded Indifferent
y. MANY times"
where was It generally kept?"
''In that thing" She indicated
the Boule cabinet with Q motion
OF the head.
"What was In the box?"
"How should ! known"
"You don't know-huh3" Heath
thrust out his Jaw. but his bully.
ing attitude had no effect upon
the impressive maid.
i've got no idea." she replied.
calmly. 1T was always kept
locked. and ] never saw Niss
Odell open It,"
The Sergeant walked over 20
the door Of the living-room closet.
"See that key?" he asked
angrily.
Again the woman nodded: but
this time I detected . look oS
mild establishment In her eyos.
"Was that key always kept on
the inside Of the door?"
mo: It was always on the out
SIDE"
(T0 DE C0NIINUEDl
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RADIO PROGRAMS
FEATURES ON THE AIR
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LINTON BAND NAMED
OFFICERS

Linton-Morris Robbins Was re.
Gently elected president u the Lin.
ton band. Other officers are: Carl
b. Thompson, vice president;
Harold Haugsc, secretary and tro3s-
urer; H. G. Lang, Jacob Klipfel and
Lloyd Stewart, directors.
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wH <&MI
CHARACTERS
PHILO VANCE
JOHN FIX. MARKHAM, Distvset
Attorney Of New Yosk CoUsty
MARCIA EFT ODE IL (TMk
"CANARY"I
CHARL . c FAVE n. . mas.
ahOut.tONu
KENNETH sPoTswooDE. . uasu-
factureg
u.OUls MANN1X. a. 1mpeptss
DIR. AMRROISD g.1NDoUIaT. Z
fashionable ueupologist
T0Nv sKEEL. . Urofsssiosal bsS.
glar
WILLIAM FINER JHcssuP. .eie.
phone operator
aA""S sPlvELy. telephoss o.
orator
ERNEST HEATH. Sergeant ss ths
Homicide Bnreau
THE STORY THUS ran
"rhe people I know don's shus
Themselves IN rlOthes elOseta."
aaid the 0nges. prime expert svou
uOaSttveoy nmnse me-" declared
Vance 4 few mOaotes lateP ~.
Eer.prtnts were S0ana On ne In.
side dO0r.kn0h ~ the el0set IN the
apartment 10 Which the heansoSuv
strnng1e0. nut The amNa1mg
varre declares the rrInte will net
lend them :" 'he mwsderer.
CHAPTER VII
(Tnesday September n:
IA. 80 q. No.
MARKHAM and Heath and Vance
and I were now alone Ia the
apartment Dark. w.haneine
clouds had drifted across he sun.
and the gray spectral light intensi
fed the tragic atmosphere Of the
rooms.
Markham had lighted . cigar.
and stood leaning against the piano
looking about him with q discon.
solate but determined air Vance
had moved over to one Of the pic
lures on the side wall OF the living
room Boucher's fla Bergere En-
dormie" l think It was and stood
looking at It with cynical con
tempt.
"Dimpled nudities. gamboliue
cupids and woolly clouds for royal
cocottes." he commented. His dis
taste for all the painting Of the
+. decadence unc Louis XIV
was profound. Zone wonders wha,
pictures courtesans hung In thci,
boudoirs before the invention OF
these amorous eclogues. with their
blue verdure and beribboned sheep
"l'm more interested at present
In what took place In this particu
lar boudoir last night" rctorted
Markham tmpatiently.
There's not much doubt about
that. sir" said Heath encouraging
ly. And I've an idea that when
Dubois checks up those finger
prints with our dies. we'll about
know who did it,"
Vance turned toward him with
rueful smile.
you're SO trusting. Sergeant. l.
IN turn. have an idea that. long
before this touchin' case Is clarified
you'll wish the irascible Captain
with the insect.powder had never
found those tinger.prints."
He made a playful gesture OF
emphasis. Permit me to whisper
into your ear that the person who
left his sign. manuals on yondel
rosewood table and cut glass door
knob had nothing whatever to dc
with the precipitate demise OF the
fair Mademoiselle Odell."
"What is It you suspect" de
manded Markham sharply.
mot q thing. old DEAR" blandly
declared Vance. I'm wandering
about In a mental murk as empty
Of sign.posts as interplanetary
space. The jaws OF darkness do
devour me up: I'm In the dead
vast and middle OF the night. My
mental darkness Is Egyptian. Sly
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payments as low as 81 per week.
James w. Marek, Exclusive Dia-
mond Dealer. Office 108 Third
street, Bismarck, N. D. South
of Prince Hotel.
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NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS
New and second hand. Over 500
styles and ICES. We have one to
fit your business. w. E. Stitzel,
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representative. Patterson Hotel,
Bismarck, N. d.
FOR SALE-Choice Imported Ger
man Rollers and Hartz Mountain,
also .lativc singers Cages. seeds,
treats, etc. Phone l15-J. Jacob
Bull. Dickinson. N D.. Box 728.
FOR SALE-Big type Duroc Jer.
sey bred gifts. These are good
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Tribune Classified Adver6semt nts
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MALE HELP WANTED


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FEMALE HELP WANTED
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BUSINESS CHANCES
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Prior, st. Paul, MINI.
ADVERTISE-6O Weeklies 81; 10
Dailies 81. LUCAS, Wainwright
Bldg, st. Louis, Mo.
FURNITURE FOR SALE
FOR SALE-Edison photograph
and Is records. Phone 639.
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CENTRAL

'6i6-kYW chieauo-67o
7:0o--Stromberg Carlson Orchestra
S:00-Continentals
9:30-Armand Girls
l0:O5-M and Pete
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7:o0-Seiberling Singers
S:O0-Tivoll Thcater
S::0-Children Of Mooseheart
s44.e-WLS chlcano-s7o
6:00-Supperbell Program
S:lC-Orchestra Oriental Songs
S:30-Personalitie In Music
447.s-WMAo.W wal chieaeo-e7o
6:30-Dinner Concert
S:00-Ruth Ray
S:30-Brokers Convention Banquet
9:00-Bismarck Serenaders e hrs.l
4cS.3-WLW cineinnati-7oo
6:00-Bandbox Boys
S:16-Crosley Ensemble
S:O0-Cossacks
10:e0-Dancc Music
3et.2-WsAl clneinnati-s3s
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7:OO-Stromberg Carlson Orchestra
9:00-Red Apple Club e hrs.l
352.7-WWJ Detroit-sso
6:30-String Pickers
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422.3-WoS Jefferson clty-71o
7:00-Studio Program
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7:20-Wisconsin TheateT Review
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Quartet. Vocal Trio
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FOR SALE-Billiard parlor, 4 pool
tables and one billiard, five stool
lunch counter at reasonable
price. Cheap rent, long lease. In
quire at New Palace Cafe, Man
dan, No. Oak.
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HOME LAUNDRY

SEND those new shirts to Mar
guerit Bulten's Home Laundry
and wear them several years. No
chemicals used. Repairs made If
desired. Our customers are sat-
isfied. Ask your friends. We
call and deliver. Tel. 1917. 203
Ave. A West.
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AGENTS

AGENTS-Ne start you in bust
ness. No capital or experience
needed to earn $50 to 500 week
ly selling shirts direct to wearcr.
Spare or full time. Write for
Free Samples, Madison Shirts.
562 Broadway, New Yorl.
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MlSCELL.AE EOUS

DIAMONDS which represent the
utmost in values sent to any
bank for free examination. Fine
qualities. Latest style mount
ings. All transactions confiden-
tial. Your unwanted diamond
taken in as part cash on pur-
chase. Our diamond rings at $25
to 500 will please you. Cash or
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AUTOMOBILE,

AUTOMOBILES,
FOR SALE-Credit good for $3.50
on new Buick, will give liberal
cash discount on trade for good
light car. Phone 383R after 6
u. m.
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smooth sows, weighing from 200
to 240 pounds. Nagel and Strutz,
R;snoarclr N n
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Statesmen

ATTRACTIVE proposition to sales
ladies who are in position to be
advanced to District Managers
selling lingerie and dresses for an
old and established line. Spring
models are now in the hands Of
representatives and arc proving
big sellers at popular prices. If
you are interested and can prove
to US that you can put this across,
write giving full particulars to
The Rosemaid Company, Gallon,
Ohio.
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Rebuilt Automobiles
Lair Motor Sales Co.
HOUSES AND FLATS

~ - - 80 nAS ~ sSAsA -
FOR RENT-Modcrn home con-
sisting of / bed room, living
room, dining room and kitchen.
Heat and good furniture fur
nished. One bed room being re-
tanned for the personal use Of it's
present tenants. Phone 5S5-R or
call 615 Tenth street.
OR SALE--House Of 6 rooms and
bath, all modern, hot water heat,
full! basement, partitioned off
built in features. East front, on a
SO foot lot. $500 down, the rest
in monthly payments. No inter-
est: Inquire at 1913 Rcsser Ave.
-.OVELY' HOME in Yakima, Wash
ington, completely modern, 5
rooms, sleeping porch, fireplace,
garage. Need cash equity $3.50,
balance $1,000 monthly payments.
f. J. Davis, 421 So. 18th. Ave.
FOR RENT-February first, six
room house with bath, one block
from postoffice. Also strictly
modern. ready for occupancy
about March 18th. Phone 905.
FOR RENI-Six room modern
house, built in features. Also
garage, good location. Can be
occupied by the LIST Of Feb. Call
in person at 223 w. Thayer.
FOR RENT-Strictly modern 5
room lower duplex, garage at
tached 0. w. Roberts. Weather
Rnronu. Phone 151.
FOR RENT-ScveH room modern
house, 3O7 So. Seventh street.
Phone 619-J.
Evening star., 1928-03-20
OiCr,er Wishes
to Retire

Will sell most staple. nee'
essary and excellent money
making business. Established
for years. In heart OF busi-
ness section with long lease
and good building. Doing
$4,000 yearly with about
$4,000 net. Ample money
coming in daily. Most COM
pIete stock. Business will in
ventory about 100000. Have
rating $4,000 to $4,000 and
first class pay. No debts.
Might consider small
aneunt OF credit with gilt
edge security. Lots of other
good and advantageous in
formation for one wanting
hrst-elass business, making
good money. Apply owner,
Box 9Th, Star Ofice.
Evening star., 1928-03-20
OCKPR|CESSOAR
IN HUGE TURNOVER
General Motors Leader.
Radio and Cast Iron Pipe
Give Fireworks.
BY GEORGE r. HUGHES.

Special Dispatch to The star
NEW YORK, March 2O.-It was an
other day Of extravagant speculation on
the Stock Exchange. Prices we're bid
up with every appearance OF reckless
ness and to the accompaniment OF
huge turnover.
The most important. but not the
most spectacular, incident was the rise
In General Motors to new high level
of 173, the highest at which the $25
par shares have ever sold and 50 in ef-
feet the highest for all time. The ad-
vance was fairly orderly, the opening
having been down a point at 1877, but
that loss was soon Cancelled and the
stock moved steadily ahead. Large
blocks changed hands on the rise.
Radio a Star Performer.
Radio and United States Cast Iron
Pipe were the star performers how
ever. Radio ran up above 154 from
an initial price of l39 and compared TO
Mondays closing of 1877. Apparently
this was demonstration against the
short interests, although 1t is hard to
see why any but the most stubborn of
bear operators should not have been
eliminated long ago.
Then there was United States Cast
Iron Pipe. This is the stock that
scared over % points yesterday The
closing price then was 235, in itself a
new high record When 1t touched
$50 today 1t was up Is points more.
There was talk of split up" or some
other favorable development, but to
believe that the movement was any
thing more than wild speculation was
a strain on credulity.
Another high-priced favorite was
Rossia Insurance, up ii points at one
time likewise at a new record high.
Still another was A. M. Beyers. There
we're many others but these will serve
as samples.
Independent Motors Bought.
The independent motors. most of the
utilities, and a few of the rails were
actively bought OF the motors the
most prominent we're Nash, Hudson,
Hupp and the low-priced Graham
Paige Collins and Aikman, the buSi-
ness of which Is closely connected with
the motor car trade, jumped between
6 and points.
In the utility group North Ameri-
can reached a new 1928 top. and in the
rails Texas and Pacific sold at the
highest In the history OF the road.
There was a moderate response by Erie
to the favorable February earnings
statement New York, Central met
profit-taking early in the day, but
rallied in the afternoon.
Interest in the action of United
States Steel centered on the effect of
the announcement that the du Points
had disposed of their holdings in that
company Steel opened lower and
dragged all the forenoon, but in the
second half OF the session recovered
above the previous close.
Evening star., 1928-03-20
Money to Loan

Secured by FIRST deed OF trust on rpal estate
Prevailing interest and commission
Joseph |. Weller aso Wash, I, Trust
Evening star., 1928-03-20
WILL OFFER BONDS.

NEW YORK, March 20 LP).--Im-
provements to the properties of the
Kansas City Public Service Co. will be
partially financed with a portion of the
proceeds of an issue Of s4,400,000 first
mortgage per cent bonds Of the COM
pany TO be offered shortly by Halsey
Stuart IL Co
Evening star., 1928-03-20
ERIE REPORTS SURPLUS.

NEW YORK, March 70 ~ The
Ere Railroad had surplus 0f sG2 1872 f0r
February atthf charges, against deficit
" 9371 f6s IN February last year, A
deficit ~ $3.50 675 Was shoBn for the
t3gst tYG months this yeaFs against y
daacit of $I,l7f,l33 year sgo,
Evening star., 1928-03-20
CREDIT FOR GENOA.

GENOA. Italy. March 20 Up.--Dillon.
Read & Co. and the Marshall Field
Glore War Co. of New York are re-
ported TO be making a credit of se.500.-
900 at per cent for Is months to the
municipality of Genoa. The credit
carries an option for the future long
term financing of this city
Evening star., 1928-03-20
NEW %ORK March 20 a., -

NEW FORK March 10 ~ Foreign
exchanges flfn, quotations I'm cents
Great Britain demand, 4s77s cables
4Ssh4 G0-oay bills on banks, 4s4 I~i6
France. demand 593l " cables. 3 1894
Italy demand. s "a cables y 2sLg
Demand Belgium 1898. Germany
~ 20, Holland, 4O2as4 horway, 1863
Sweden, 2e.s1tz. Denmark 2G79Ia
Switzerland. ls 2s Spain, 1884, Greece
32i2 Poland II IS Czet hesIoyakia
2 96A, Jugoslayts, ! 70. Austria. 1910,
Rumapia. ~ Argentina. $3.50 Brazil
1900, Tokto $3.50. Shanghai, 6343A
Montreal. 100 06i4
Evening star., 1928-03-20
FOREIGN EXCHANGE. 4

Quot 'sts0Bs fgr< i.bea bv Is Hibfss 4 On !
Nominal snif Selling checks
value Tar DaF7 today
Evening star., 1928-03-20

Employees OF the Pennsylvania Rail-
road held l0l .204 shares of its capital
stock as Of March l. In February they
bought i9l shares. making $50 shares
purchased this year OF the total
l4,246 employees purchased 73,507 shares
through the Provident and Loan Asso-
ciation and 5,307 bought 1851 shares
through the Mutual Benefit Association
OF Pennsylvania Railroad Employees.