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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-10-23

AIHCOAIls 0uuVuJICSu uA0 lutSut1VAA Va
voting for S. ]. Doyle for governor.
w. C. Casselman was appointed
truant officer by the board Of educa-
ton.
Mrs. Nancy A. Ordway, widow Of
former governor Nehemiah G. Ord
way of Dakota territory, left an
estate estimated at $250,000.
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO
According to >Adju.ant General
Miller a change was being made in
the uniforms for the national guard.
White was substituted for light blue
in the trouser stripes for infantry
officers and white chevrons were
ordereds
The Isthmus Of Panama pro-
claimed it's independence.
Mrs. C. S. Budlong entertained at
luncheon for her mother, Mrs. ]. M.
Cochrane. The guests included, Mrs.
White, the governors wife, Mrs. r.
D. Hoskins and Mrs. Baldwin.
Miss Helen Hughes Of Minneapolis
was visiting here as guest of her
brother, w. v. Hughes.
FORTY YEARS AGO
Mrs. E. B. Palmer returned from
Pierre, S. D.. where she had been
visiting relatives.
Sitting Bull and his Sioux chiefs
left Washington. D. c., to return to
Standing Rock reservation.
Mrs. J. Dugan. returned to For
syth, Mont, after visiting here o.
guest Of Mrs. D. H. Shipley.
Eighty-two per cent Of the cars
manufactured in the United States
during 1927 were Of the closed type.
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Miss Helen Hughes of Minneapolis
was visiting here as guest of her
brother, w. v. Hughes.
The Washington times., 1928-07-12
GERMANS P[AN
STREET CAR
FETE

BERLIN, July 12.-The celebra.
tion by Lichterfelde. suburb of
Berlin. of it's 50th anniversary
recalls the fact that it can. in
1881. celebrate another semicen-
tennial The first electric street
railway in the world was operated
here 47 years ago.
But the German inventor, Wef'
ner Siemens, succeeded in con-
structing an electric locomotive
which drew small cars at the dizzy
speed of more than four miles an
hour at the Berlin Trade Expo
sition of 1879.
A year later he began building
a narrow-gauge railway for the
then existing cadet school in Lich-
terfelde. A power plant and cleo.
tric street cars were constructed.
The work was completed in 1881.
The current was transmitted
through a third rail; not until sew
eral years later did Siemens adopt
the overhead wire and trolley.
The current for this first rail
way was of $50 volts, each car
had &c seats. and reached a speed
of more than IL miles an hour,
This line was in operation until
1895
The Washington times., 1928-07-12
1900 VISITING
BEACH RESORT

More than 1000 excursionlsts are
visiting Chesapeake Beach TO-DAY on
the outings of six examinations
Local No. 40 of the National Fed
Grafton of Postoffice Clerks, lie.
banon Chapter No. % Of the Order
az Eastern Star, the State Council
of the Daughters of America, st.
Luke's Sunday School of Bladens-
burg, Berwyn Presbyterian sun
0av. School, and Congress Street
Methodist Protestant Sunday School
The postal excursion program in
cludes a joint basket picnic. tanks
bv national officers, athletic events,
a baseball game or ug-of-war'
beauty contest, a "Haysayampers
Contest" swimming, and dancing.
The Lebanon Chapter program In.
Guides races for young and old,
Iarge-and-small picking con
test. and a rolling pin contest Tor
women.
The excursion committees are
headed by o. f. Sandefur, Hayes
G.. Rice, Charles il. Miller, Alfred
r. Lee, Clark Maxwell, and {. +.
LuSby,
The Washington times., 1928-07-12
WORLD RACERS
RIGHT UP To
SCHEDULE

TOKYO, July 12.-Making new
Atlantic-to-Pacific record in their
airplane journey. John Henry Mears
and Capt. G.. B. Collyer arrived here
Yesterday and are ready to embark
today on the Empress of Russia
for San Francisco.
The new mountaineering record
now is almost a certainty. Nothing
save a mishap to the steamer or
trouble in flying across the United
States on their final hop can pre-.
vent them from making the goal.
Mears and Collyer had an amaz.
ing trip across the Japan sea from
Mukden. Three times they were
threatened by disaster An oil leak
which nearly disabled the plane was
their first trouble. Then they were
in fog, with the result
that they came near crashing into
a mountain peak.
Fighting their way through the
fog. the filters were forced to make
landing near OSanwa Japan. be-
cause their gasoline was running
low. Mears says that the gas
supply would have lasted only a few
minutes longer when the night
beacon at Osanka was sighted
The trip from Cherbourg to Tokyo.
or from the Atlantic to the Pacific.
was made in five days and 81 hours.
1t is a record breaking journey.
During the overland flight Mears
and Collyer had less than ten hours
sleep.
Mears and Collyer left Tokyo for
Yoko hama today.
The Washington times., 1928-07-12
Community Concert
Listed at Armstrong

One of the features on the pro-
gram of the Playground and Recre-
alton Association of America will be
a concert by the Community Civic
Band at Armstrong Community
Center, tomorrow night at 1870
o'clock.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hines Handley
dramatic director, is conducting
classes at the morning and after
noon sessions of the three weeks
course at Armstrong High School.
Kenneth Clarke is conducting the
classes in group singing and har-
mOnV
The Washington times., 1928-07-12
"Y" Rules Out Chess,
But Billiards Are OK.

BROOKLYN, n. Y, July IL
Chess and checker playing are no
longer allowed in the Central Y. M.
C. A. Building here.
The deep-thinking chess players en-,
tered a protest and were told by the
secretary that the game had been
banned because it attracts an undo
sirable element and because members
stand around with their hats on while
watching closely contested game.
Billiards, dancing and boxing are
still permitted. One Of the chess
players publicly pointed out today
that chess members only paid once
a year, while others pay .every time
they play billiards or attend dance
or boxing exhibition. =
The Washington times., 1928-07-12
CH|LDRENEAC
FOR TIMES
OUTING

Bang. Like echoes from a pistol
shot in the recesses of Grand
canyon came replies to the an
nouncement by the washington
Times Boys Club, that all boys
and girls in and near Washington
are invited to attend the clubs an
hual outing al Glen Echo on We'd
aesday afternoon. July %.
me announcement. made only
Yesterday in the Washington Times,
has already brought number OF
applications for invitations to the
outing, and officials of the Boys
Club advise that inasmuch as there
are two full weeks before the event
comes off, turnout far above;
previous expectations will be on
hand to participate.
For All Boys and Girls
For the benefit of Those people
who We're not fortunate enough 10
5ce the announcement in the Times.
me Washington Times Boys Club
mas invited all boys and girls who
50 desire to attend their annual out
ing at Glen Echo. The time Of
admission is from l to IL p. m.
Each guest of the club viii re.
cc!ve a strip OF twelve tickets,
which viii entitle them to rides or
the various fun makers, sucn as
the coaster dip, the midway, the
whip, and many other. famous thrill
dispensers.
The tickets are free to those re.
ceiving invitations, and the details
regarding how the invitations may
be secured will be found on page
9 of this paper.
Glen Echo officials are enthusiast
tic regarding their equipment for
that they have a number of new
surprises in store for those who
have not visited the park recently,
and they are prepared to outdo
themselves in seeing that those at
tending have day to be long re-
membered.
Plan AlI-Day Picnics
Officials of the Times Boys Club
state that many youngsters are
preparing to make a days picnic
on that date. A few of them are
taking whole neighborhood groups.
In a number of cases family af-
fairs have been decided upon. In
Vltatlons may be secured for any
members Of a family desiring to
attend with the youngsters.
Although it has not, so far, been
deemed necessary to set any def
mite limit on the number of guests,
this may be necessary later, but
will not be decided until necessary.
All boys and girls are advised to
get their invitations at the earliest
possible date and avoid the last.
minute rush.
The Washington times., 1928-07-12
PICKS NIAGARA
To KILL SELF
by International News Service

NIAGARA FALLS, n. Y, July IL.
Niagara Falls continues to be the
mecca Of respondents who seek
spectacular death.
A man believed to be Harold NJ.
Baillie. of East Aurora, n. Y, the
last victim of the giant cataract,
tried to save himself after he had
taken the fatal plunge, but the
rushing waters refused to be
cheated.
In view of hundreds of tourists
on Luna Island. Baillie went over
the American Falls. According TO
eyewitnesses he waded out from
Luna Island, let the current sweep
him off his feet and went hurtling
over the cataract. AS he neared the
brink he clutched desperately at
Uniting rock in an effort to save
himself.
On shore reservation police found
a coat in the pocket of which was
an automobile registration card bear
ing Baillie's name and note reading:
Il regret the fact that my mind
is falling. so this is the only way"
There was also a sealed letter
addressed to Mrs. Baillie.
The Washington times., 1928-07-12
Marriage Loses Girl
$500 Injury Claim

TNIONTOWN, July 12.-Through
a secret marriage, performed several
months before a hearing in civil
court in which she was awarded
$4,000 for injuries sustained when
struck by an automobile driven 10y
James Curry, Mrs. William P2rnell,
formerly Miss Marion Connolly, loses
So 500. 1t was stated by the court
that the jury probably would not
have returned such a large verdict
had they known Miss Connolly was
married.
In case Mrs. ParneH and her
father refuse to accept the Teduc.
ton. new trial will be granted TO
Curry,
The Washington times., 1928-07-12
Morrow Will Examine
Into Mexican Finances

MENICO CITY, July 12.-Mexico's
financial situation will be studied
carefully by the American ambassa-
dor, Dwight w. Morrow, during the
remaining five months of the Gales
',eGlme, 1t was reliably reported TO-
day.
The statement was made in con
nectlon with the report that the
international bankers committee haG
iecided 10 grant the government an
extension of time to meet int, EST
PAYMENTS on the foreign debt.
The Washington times., 1928-07-12
Moslem Women Unveil,
But Must Cover Heads

SARAJEVO, Bosnia, July IA
Feminine faces are soon. to appear
uncovered in Bosnia The supreme
Moslem synod has voted away the
veil, vetoing the ancient command
of Mohammed and is even now
considering introduction OF monog
amy for both sexes.
The Washington times., 1928-07-12
SANDER Victim Awarded
$4,000 in Court Verdict

LOS ANGELES, July 12.-Mrs.
Mabel A. Ballard was awarded $50, 900
damages in Superior Court here yes
terday against Mrs. Olive Krug,
whom she had charged with SANDER
According to testimony. Mrs. kruG
had said there was an unnatural reta'
tionshir between Mrs. Ballard and
her son, J, Milton Delmore.
The Washington times., 1928-07-12
Judge Says $50 Days"
For Backing Wife's Eve

BRlDGEPORT, Conn, July Il
husbands who object too strenuously
to canned food and deIicatessen
dishes can be sent to Jail by the
"missus."
Judge Merritt in the City Court
Yesterday gave Francis Daley, %, 80
days as result Of black eye which
he gave to his wife. Mary, "a, when
he came from work and found mis-
wife had not prepared a cooked
meal.
The Washington times., 1928-07-12
BAN BREMEN WELCOME

VIENNA. July 12.-Plans for
municipal reception for the crew
of the transatlantic plane Bremen
were cancelled today because the
Tiers visited the ex-kaiser at Doom.
The Washington times., 1928-07-12
Eight Bells
Ais Well"

AS dependable as the ships clock.
The punctuality of the American
lceman at all times of the year
started the saying, "You can set
your watch by the drivers ar
rival"
Especially in the summer, when
ice is most needed to protect and
preserve the delicate flavors OF
fresh foods and is in constant de-
mand for cool drinks, you have
the comfortable assurance that
your American man will not fail
you.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE. oeorgia
1883: Underwoods. l.: c.. Smiths. Royals.
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VACUUM CLEANERs-Another big ship
ment for house-cleantng time, reconditioned,
like news guaranteed year; all makes, SIS,
$40 Repairing. Open evenings. Vacuum
Cleaner Shop, basement store, 1404 Girard..
VACUUM CLEANER, Hoover. electric, $40.
Vacuum Cleaner, Eureka electric. $40. VIII
demonstrate. Phone Ga. 3l46.
vICTRO traded-in Victro-
high as $500. At De Moll's, 18th and @.
WASHING MACHINE, water power, good
condition; SO: wringer, So. 40 10th st. Sc.
Show Cases and Store Fixtures.
Ruse & Company, s AaI1 ae q: md sace
tory" Baltimore phone. Plaza 1888.
DIAMOND BARGAINS.
Lady's horseshoe pin. 29 blue-white dia-
mond ring, kt, and half (black spotl, cost
S275; price, SITS. Lady's diamond ring u
gem(, cost $3.50; price, SOS. Lady's cavalier,
platinum-set diamonds and two pearls, cost
$500; price, $85. Another platinum-set dia-
mond and pearls, cost $50; price, S35.
HOBBY SHOP.
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PERSONAL.

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RUGS - Reversible, seamless,
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RADIO SALES AND REPAIRs.

RADIoS-Ciostne out battery-opeTatsd sets
as low as $50 complete. including tubes,
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

OFFICE AND OTHER HELP FURNISHED
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Ruse & Company, BALTIMORE Att &C r: ND MD
tory Baltimore phone. Plaza 1888.
DIAMOND BARGAINS.
Lady's horseshoe pin. az blue;white dia-
mSnd rSs and ss Sck sDO cost cost
s27s; price. SITS. Lady's diamond ring q
SS: s D5ds s sn tH ady p.sl hy sc
s5od ana p ssS A eos nTs da
s1i i2th st. NV
PECANS.
Guadalupe Valley pecans, finest flavor;
large. meaty, hand selected nuts fresh from
paid sxpress 500. Satisfaction g SuaPsntesd.
order Christmas supply now Remit with
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LIGHTING FIXTURES, cleo
trio; real bargains; limited sup
ply; act quickly. Carroll Elec-
trio Co., Inc, ia 18th st. NV.
FOUR PERFECT DIAMOND
BARGAINS.
earss less n absolutely perfect laaZs
fiery gem. An unusual bargain.
9IOO.
! carat less Vi; absolutely perfect lady's
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$500.
watch, newest design; SO diamonds and s
emeralds; value $500. Must be sold at once.
$275.
,-,-n,. I;--1-I .. =. 49,.
lady's solitaire diamond rims, very me cut
and nery gem. An unusual bargain. r
$50.
ESTABLISHED IS YEARS.
KAHN OPTICAL CO.,
617 9TH St. NV.
Diamond weighing 2 and
45-100 carats, or 5 points
less than 21z carats. A
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Solid mahogany grandfather
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strike. Special ......... SIS
Diamond, solitaire, weighing
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18-kt. white gold setting.
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Solid platinum diamond oval
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Platinum top and white gold
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carat. A lovely and scin-
tillating gem at a very
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o35 F Street.
So Years at the Same Address.
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Diamond weighing 2 and
45-100 carats, or 5 points
less than 21z carats. A
magnificent gem of sur
passing beauty .........So
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HELP--FEMALE.


SALESWOAEN, several, 30 to so years old,
with pleasing personality, capable Of earning
S35 to $50 per week. Chance for advance
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ton, but pleasant outside work, as we fur
nish you with names Of people on whom to
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ROOM AT. HOMER BUILDING,
COL 18th ST. NV.
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WOMEN-AN OPPORTUNITY.
The growth and success Of our business
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HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.

CANYAssERs, experienced in ieTelry in
dress Box 479-J. Star once
COOK AND WAITREsS-Must be trained
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MAN AND WOMAN, white, as cook and
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today Address Box 293-B, Star ONCE 27'
MAN AND WIFE. suburbs, stay nights;
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PECANS.

Guadalupe Valley pecans, finest flavor:
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the orchard. Price list, pecan recipes and
alb. sample box. 500. prepaid; IS lbs, pre-
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Solid mahogany grandfather
clock, hour and half-hour
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BEAUTY PARLORs.

MARIE STEVENS. EXPERT PERMANENT
removal hair, warts. moles. 81; 20 yrs. exp.
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HAIRCUT, Monday, 25c: Finger wave, Tues
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Friday, 2ec: PERMANENT WAVE, $500.
Open Mon, Wed. and Fri. until !; n
HONOUR SCHOOL, SIT 18th st. NV.
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LIGHTING FIXTURES, cleo
trio; real bargains: limited sup
ply; act quickly. Carroll Elec-
trio Co., Inc, ia 18th st. NV.
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Lady's Elsin platinum diamond wrist
watch, newest design; so diamonds and 8
emeralds; value $500 Must be sold at once.
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Blue-white, absolutely perfect N-earat
lady's solitaire diamond ring, very hne cut
and fiery gem. An unusual bargain. =
$50.
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carat less u; absolutely perfect lady's
solitaire diamond ring. exceptionally fne and
brilliant gem. Party must sacrifice.
$500.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITlES.
SS assS SssSss n5ss. ssss .5s
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house. owner. 500 Eye St. NV.
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ssfsbs6ed ten As sood Tor ar any business
close attention. Address BOX sbs-B. star
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Star once
TEA ROOM. fully equipped; doing business
between $500 and $500 week. 2625 l4th st.
NV, For quick sale win saeriflee for $500,
BILLIARD and bowling parlor for sale; 0
tables and alleys and all fixtures; must Dc
sold 10 settle estate. Phone Alexandria 22s.
CIGAR AND NEWS STAND, located lobby
large hotel; good business; price. Si.lo0 cash.
AddEess Box 2gg-B star once.
BAKERY and pastry shop, we'll equipped;
small competition; owner leaving city, rent,
$40. Swear lease; price, tl,26O.
lished for 10 years; low rent, 4-year lease;
Price, $1,000
MARSHALL BUSINESS BROKERS'.
nln New York Ave. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-25

Diamond, solitaire, weighing
$500 carat, or seven
Fights of a carat, in an
18-kt. white gold setting.
One diamond on each
side Of shank. .$20(