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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-09-13
Sterling

The Sterling school started Mon
day, September 10. The North Ster.
ling pupils are being hauled to Ster-
ling. We will have 4 hirh school of
about 20 pupils.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Stiles visited
at Carey Johnson's Monday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tyler johnson mo.
tored to Bismarck Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Zuraff were
town callers Saturday.
Miss Mildred johnson is stayinr
at her home and going to school this
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sediwec werar
in town Saturday.
Miss Mildred johnson, who has
been working at Henry Zuraff's.
came home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest johnson mo.
tored to Bismarck Saturday.
Glen Briggs was in town Satur-
Freda Envick is now threshine for
Roy Wildfang Of Mckenzie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carey johnson.
Carey Jr., and Oracle visited at the
Henry Zuraff home Thursday eve
ming.
A number Of the Sterling people
attended the dance given at Crum's
Saturday night. A very good time
was enjoyed by everyone.
"A dance was given at Jennie
Clarke's Friday night.
Edgar and Raymond johnson Wis.,
tied at their home Sunday.
"Cubby" Hedluka was = town call.
er Monday evening.
Dorothy Zuraff visited at her home
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest johnson Wis
tied st William Kershaw's Of Memo
ken Saturday night and Sunday fore
noon.
Ernest Flick and Lisl Ehis are
working for Freda Envick.
Dorothy Mork started to school
1. 5. Smith called It III. Henry
zura4f home Thursday evening.
"Cubby" Hedluka accompanied by
Henry Stiles motored to DriscoH
Sunday.
Mr.: and Mrs. Robt. Eisenbeisz
called q the Carey Johnson home
Mr.. and Mrs. Carey johnson called
ct the Henry Stiles home Monday
evening. ''-s
Mrs.: Carey johnson il helping
ars. Tyler Johnson cook for thresh-
MRS. Fernquist Of Valley City AND
Icni!dren Viola. Lloyd. Cyril and Char.
!otte are staying ct tho Max Lans
new roadster.
!. Dorothy zuraff visited 1t her home
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NEWS OF OUR NElCHBORS

Hurdsfield Saturday to spend thu
weekend with friends.
George Anderson of Wing was q
business caller at w. H. Stark's
Monday.
w. II. Stark went to Bismarck
Tuesday and brought Buddy Fra.
sier home, who has been undergoing
treatment for blood poisoning at
one Of the hospitals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben klagenburg
and family and John Pittsenberr
were supper guests at the Mcintyre
home Sunday.
Ellen Reece is staying at the Har-
vcy home attending school in Wing
this year.
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: Rock Hill

c. E. Christianson called at S. B.
Olson's Sunday.
Leo Sheldon and son Carl called at
the Ernest Gordon home Sunday.
Mrs. Luther Bailey and children
visited at the Ira Bailey home Sum
day.
Mrs. j. r. Little, Ruth and Edith
Francis motored to Wing Thursday.
They also called at the Louis Jorren-
SON home.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. JordaM and
Alice Walker. attended services at
the Williams school house Sunday.
! Aelred Bouche motored to Regain
Saturday.
Clyde Little will attend high school
at Garfield this year.
The Misses Ida Magnuson, Randa
kettleson and Mary Scott have en-
tered the Bismarck high school.
E. Moses motored to Wing Mon
day.
Louis Jorgenson called at the Row
Farley and Emil Moses homes Mon
day.
Geo. Ashlock, Vernon Good and
Bill Tounsley are helping Willard Di-
mond to dig a silo.
Mrs Roy Mccullough and little
daughter Barbara visited at the VIM.
Mccullough home Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Sheldon and Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Gordon motored to
the river Sunday.
a: I. Kolb and Burel Monroe called
at the W. II. Kolb home Sunday az
terncon. =
Clyde and Vii gel Little entertained
about fifteen Of their little friends
Sunday afternoon at q party. The
afternoon was spent in playinc
games. A luncheon was served.
Roy Farley motored to Reeal,
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abner Little mo.
tored to Regain Saturday morning.
Bill Townsley and Rinkey Good
We're guests at the Harry Davenport
home Sunday evening.
Mrs. Earl Mowder is cooking for
Mike Pankywichs' threshers.
Art Crouch is employed on the
Chas. Our threshing rig.
Ernie Gordon called at A. .Kolb's
Wednesday.
Mrs. Oscar Magnuson and Myrtle
were Regain callers Thursday.
Geo. and Oscar Walworth called
at J. F. Titles Wednesday eve.
ming.
Art Crouch and Joe Cook called at
Ira Bailey's Monday evening.
e: Q. kettleson motored to Regain
Wednesday.
Mildred Funston Of Menoken. who
teaches School No. 1, is making her
home with the w. H. Kolb family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Dockter are
making their home 1t present with
Mrs. Mary Rasche.
Clarence Kettleson called It The
Ernest Gordon home Wednesday.
Mr., and Mrs. Carl Landerholm and
little daughter Burnett are VISITING
= few days 1t the Oscar Landerholm
home. 6
n. II. Kolb was q Regain caller Sat
urday.
Alma Houser. Rock Hill teacher
is making her home with the Oscar
Walworth family.
MRS. Waiter Scott, Mary Scott and
Mrs. Grant Scott and Phyllis visited
y the Gordon home Friday.
G. I. Kettleson has purchased I
new threshing rig.
~. ~: Little threshed d field Of
wheat which averaged little better
than So bushels per acre. =
Emil Olson cnllA1 at ndvnvu M
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Arena

Oscar Weitstock was q caller in
Wing Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Granville mo-
tored to the capital city on business
Thursday.
jamie Tees called at the Mc1n.
tyre home Sunday afternoon.
Ray HazleErove was a caller at
Harry Ulfers' Saturday evening.
Mr.. end Mrs. Harry Ulfers, Mr..
and Mrs. Dave Olson, Mr.. and Mrs
Bert Glanville, and Mr.. and Mrs
OYsn Mcintyre were shopping in
Wing Saturday evening, and while
there attended the Farmers Union
naeetipg.
Mrs. Jacob Hirseh was caller at
MIe. Ben Klagenburg's Wednesday
Marvin Lodgi motored to Car.
riHkten to visit friends over the
weekend.
nIuch Wagner took Roberts
Palms to her home in Fargo Sunday
whore she will begin her school du-
ties Monday.
Elmer and Lyle Perry helped
Bitch Wagner thresh Monday and
IA Smith is enjoying a visit with
his brother Joe and wife, and also
two nsphews from South Dakota
Thpy drove through in car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Pond were
stepping in Wing Saturday.
Helen Wolf is assisting Mrs. FL
ner Drum while she has the thresh-
Mrs.. A. Mcintyre was q supper
9ueet at the Klagenburg home
WSdnesday.
Several cattle buyers have been
through this vicinity Of late. With
the present high prices, cattle seem
10 be much in demand.
Emmefson Granville sold his en-
dxe hard Of cattle to vinton Heaton
". II. Stark and Allan Frazier
stayt1d their new threshing rig
Hoqday afternoon. Bill says it
wQtks Ike = top.
Aefnther serious accident occurred
Saturday evening about mile
north. OF Wing. A truck crowded
tbpsse4an owned BY Jerald Pasyeno
inte the ditch. The occupants Of the
en- WoFe bod1y shaken up and the
" - WRECKED
=. ~ Mfs. Howard Clanville
~ Do1nice, NJ. and Mrs. Ben Bass
- Shjsloy, lean, Esther Glanvflle
on4 HexriDQn Rockers were quests
~ ~ Bert Glo8NtI1e home Sunday:
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1t the Hindbauch home Wednesday
evening.
Herman Meters and daurhtcrs
Marcclla, and Vivian were Wing
shoppers Tuesday.
Miss Gladys Williams holds the
position a. teacher IN the Homherr
school in Richmond township.
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ARRANGING A DIVORCE

NEW YORK, July 24, (R-Mrs. Marjorie Durant Daniel, daughter of William c. Durant, millionaire auto mobile manufacturer. is in Reno ar ranging for a divorce from Robert U. Daniel president of the Liberty National Bank. |
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POsTOFF|CE SUSPECT
 CAPTURED IN PORCH

EUREKA, calif., July 24, (R--. Captured by deputies as he hid on a porch of a ranchers home, Peter stroff suspected of being one of the bandits that footed the Willow Creek ,postoffice and killed deputy sheriff, defied the postal inspectors in jail there, who seeks to secure a' confession.
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.PARDE OF THE ICE { EXHIBITS PICTURES
 IN ADMIRAL EVANS

Ship Ahoy" ! The ever -populal
 Admiral Evans pulled in from Kodiak
 and Westward points during the nigh
 with lively good looking crowd ot
 passengers who had had most en.
 joyable trip in spite of the indictment
 wpather.
 The largest contribution to their
 enjoyment was the addition to the
 party at Kukak, consisting of the Rev. Father Bernard Hubbard, sometime
 known as the Glacier Priest" or "Parde of the Ice'. Father Hubbard, Jack Koby, his guide and bosom friend, Rod2rick Chisholm of Santa Clara, and last but not least their four footed pal "Sparky", have just completed an exploration trip through the center of Kodiak Island and trip through a hitherto unmaprIed sec tion of the Alaska Peninsula, north of the Valley of Ten Thousand Smokes. The party climbed peaks and explor- ed glaciers beyond the impenetrable barrier range, forded rivers full of quicksands and encountered unlocked for hardships and dangers but sue ceedled in taking hundreds of interest ing pictures and gained wealth of scientific data. The most interesting item of this exploration was the dis covary of a huge ash covered glacier advancing under its capping of Katmai ash and forming the source of the un- mapped Kukak river.
 How interesting these pictures were, was proved to the delight of the pas sangers, officers and crew, during the past three evenings when Father Hub bard was good enough to exhibit il lustrated lectures in his own mimi table style.
 This party is credited by both the natives and the white populations with being the first that ever pene- trated the center of Kodiak Island and explored this particular section of the Alaskan Range on the Pennsula Full details of their adventures will be found in current illustratel periodi calls; this months issue of Popular Science has a good account of the previous exploits of the popular pri est, and the National Geographic mag azine will carry an account of noun tain climbing experiences at a near date.
 Father Hubbard and party will stop over in Juneau week and will then continue as guest of the Admiral Line to San Francisco. where the Father will resume his duties as Professor of Geology at the University of sannta Clara.
 The trip of the Evans was marred a little by rain, but the dancinig deck being protected from the elements,
 Al meat ana nothing else In the
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the younger crowd enjoyed tripping the light fantastic toe every day re
 gardFass, and bridge tournaments and lectures filled in the time splendidly. All the passengers are loud in praise of Capt. Gilje, whose health was drunk with musical honors at the Captains dinner; all the officers and crew are deservedly popular with everyore. Most of the passengers are Califor- nians who are delighted with Alaska.
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The halibut schooner Norland of Juneau which arrived in port yeste:- day departed after taking Oh supplies.
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H. P. Sullivan, U s. Marshal. is making an official trip to the seldo- via district.
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THE NEW BRUNSWICK PORTA- BILE ARE HERE AT S27.5o. scHAL- LERER'S ALASKA SHOP.
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TO HOLDERS OF 7 Third Third . Liberty Loan Bonds

The Treasury offers a new 3 3-8 per cent. 12-15 year Treasury bond in exchange for Third Liberty Loan Bonds. The new bonds will bear interest from July 16, 1928. Interest on Third Liberty Loan Bonds surrendered for exchange will be paid in full to September IS, 1928
 Holders should consult their banks at once for further de. tails of this offering.
 Third Liberty Loan Bonds mature on September 15, 1928, and will cease to bear interest on that date.
 A. w. MELLON,
 Secretary of the Treasury Washington, July 5, 1928.
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Frye Bruhn's Baby Beet Is uney- ceIIed.
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Ali meat ana nothing else In the Frye. Bruhn Meat Market.
The Western outlook., 1928-05-26

Father Wallace of Oakland was
a visitor in the city on May 22nd
conferring with officers of San
Francisco branch. N.A.A.c.P.
If all the people go to Los An
geles to attend the N. A. A. C.P.
national conference who are talk
ing about it. special could have
been put over nicely
Harry Stewart. of Chester st..
a member of Athens Lodge. is
reported on the sick list
The carnival to be given at
K. c. hall, San Francisco. prom
lses to be a riot of fun. Good
music. Enjoy yourself and helm
a good. cause
We should pack the Auditorium
at Berkeley when Mrs Jane Hudson
stages the vaudeville show for the
N.A.A.C.P. The Grove street cars
VIII take YOU to tie door. Don't
forget the date, June l8.
The Western outlook., 1928-05-26
D. G. Master Pays
Official Visit

ID. G. Master I. Robinson paid
an official visit to a joint meeting
of Golden Gate and Aerial lodges
u. U. q. o. F.. on Nav %, at the
lodge room of Aerial lodge. The
members of both lodges turned
out in goodly numbers to meet
the head of the order, who was
received with customary honors
OF his station. after which he
took the char, and when routine
business had been transacted, he
proceeded to address the men,
oers. advancing several important
propositions. He then invited an
expression Of sentiment upon the
various subjects Altering the
order, and they came thick and
fast. The old veterans fired bar
RACES of questions. and no d,ubt
the G. VI. has an idea where the
two lodges stand on the old Odd
Fellows Home. and the Endow-
ment. His recommendation on q
scholarship met with hearty re-
'ponse and the fraternaI congress
has merit, although this is not q
new idea. Brother Robinson is
If pleasing personality, and is q
hearty Odd Fellow with no frilIs
At conclusion of the meeting all
'epaired TO the small hall, where
nice collation. was served. On
he whole. the visit was eAjoyed
md the lodges will be benefited
" the visit.
The Western outlook., 1928-05-26
Church to Be Replaced

Mount Pleasant Baptist church
gutted bv fire Of unknown origin
sever@| weeks ago, will be torn
down: and plans made for new
edifice to rise in it's place at Me-
Gee and Stuart streets. A COM
miltee Of three prominent clergy
men has been named to accept
donations toward a building fund
according to the announcement
of the pastor. L B. Brown. On
the fund committee are DR. C. E..
Tingley, who has charge of Bap-
tist churches in the bay section;
DR. James Asa White, pastor of
Thousand Oaks Baptist church,
and Stacey Warburton, Berkeley
Baptist Divinity school.
Services are being held by the
church at the Edison junior high
scnooi. The old church building
Was All earIy-day hall In Berkeley
formerly IN Lne centre OF the city
The Western outlook., 1928-05-26
Mr.. J. Minor Thompson
As Host

Mr.. ]. M. Thompson, WHO is a
mennber of the Coleridge Taylor
Choral Club, entertained the
whole club, as is his usual custom
ONCE a year, at his spacious home
in the Richmond district. A very
euJOyaoie fepaSt Was Ser. ed, and
all were loud in praise OF the
grand lime spent. At the con-
ciuslon ali said in chorus: James
kIluNS uuW.
The Western outlook., 1928-05-26

| DR.. Robert w. Bagnall wi
speak at the open forum. Frate,
nifty hall. 709 Peralra street q
Sunday evening. June 10th. d
Bagnall j. diroctor Of branches q
the N. A. A. C. P. and under hi
able direction the organizatio,
'as grown, until now il number
Oh branches. scattered all ove1
the country. He is we'll known te
the reading public. hi., articles
appearing. from time - time ir
such wei! known maga zines as
the Atlantic MONTHLY. the Surve,
and the Messenger. The suhiac.
~ Dr Baena|Ps talk is 1.-The Rea
Abolition Movement" None car
afford to miss this talk. There is
no admission and all are cordially
invited to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Smith of
San Mateo were host and hostess
at a breakfast Sunday morning
at Saratoga Springs. The party
nntored down. arriving about II
o clock. Tom smo: hered a chicken
each. and with salad. rolls, and
coffee. all proceeded to enjoy it
In the party besides the host and
1ostess were Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Fadden, Mr.. and Mrs. Stantep.
Mr. and Mrs Vera Thompson, and
drs Maud Tyler.
Kodak pictures left at Rose
Naterman's in the morning will
'e developed the same day. Ad-
line street at Seventh.
Or Davis, the dentist. of 2l8l
lllmore street, is a busy man.
lake your appointment now and
ave your work done by vacation
Mrs Lena Parker is busy with
er baby contest. She does not ,
xpec. 60 reacn Los Angeles fig ,
re, but will make d good show !
~. Have yuu bought a vote?
Arden Carter is reported on the ,
|ck ilsl and may have to undergo ,
n operation d;
The Western outlook., 1928-05-26
LADIES' NIGHT At MEMS CLUB

The Mems Club of St. Augustine
N'>>lon gave ladies' night on
Monday evening. in Parochial Hall
There was a COOL Attendance. After
4 few games of whis:, a naI-trivinc
contest was won nv Mrs. RickS.
Next w:,~ peanut race, won bv
Mrs. Julia Griffin. popular secretary
ot the Sarobar Club. An old
fashioned quajrlle vas danced after
which supper was served.
Do not forget the baby contest
w. NJ. N. Society, Bethel, June Il
and 22 Special program on each
evening; color decorations, rainbow
l.. M. Parker, Chairman.
The Western outlook., 1928-05-26

Mrs. E. Brown, Grand MaTon of
the HerolneS OF Jericho, is making
her off, ial visits to Bakersfield and
Fresno this week.
The Western outlook., 1928-05-26
Athens Home Smoker

Athens Lodge. No. 70, held their
smoker, Sunday afternoon May 20
at their hone. About $50 members
were present. Under the direction
OF tne head chef, d. @. Derry, a
Squan. chicken. peas. mashed pota-
toes. >paghel'l, French rolls, and
coffet was served. Everv one de-
cIdee they were going to hear Mr.
ana I'rS lvuS, ON Nay 18th, at the
lC!i HSUClIhun udnIS.
The Western outlook., 1928-05-26
Importand Interesting Happening.
of the Week Briefly Told.
Short Crisp, Pithy Paragraphs That Give the Cream
OF the Weeks News in a Form Appreciated
by all Busy Readers.

The ieHree nf Doctor of Juris.
prudence was conferred upon Leon
Whitaker, Of Los Angeles, at the
U.C. commencement on Nav l6.
Mrs. Martha Ford. whose health
has caused her relatives and friends
so much anxiety, has almost fullv
recovered.
The friends OF Ms Laura HAYES
will be ralned IL bear OF her serious
illness at d hospital in Pasadena.
The Church Aid Society Of the
Fifteenth street church was enter
taine.' on Nav 1S bv MRS M. Quinn
of AIS Linden street.
H. E. Taylor. oT 1912 Union
sells the best furniture polish Oh
the market all janitors snouIu use
and buUsl 1t.
A. P. Lee has moved his clearing
establishment 10 27eO California st.
This is out of the hilh-rent zone.
Samuel Thomas, who on April 20
killed Miss Rose Lewis at 1862
Fifth street, must face trial on d
murder charge in the superior court
He was held to anSn tr bv the po'ice
court. Thomas stabbed Miss Lewis
bv mistake. when he encountered
her while looking for gil wto had
jlted him.
Yerba Buena Circle. C. 0. F..
of San Francisco. gave a public
RECEPTION in hop,r of the visiting
delegates to the Grand Lodge
convention !,
Athens Home Smoker .
Athens Lodge, No. 70, held their
smoker, Sunday afternoon May 20
at their hone. About $50 members :
were Present. Under the direction
OF t"e head chef, ID. @. Derry, a
Evening star., 1928-04-14
TWO HOUSES RAIDED
ON GAMING CHARGES
Patrons Flee MS Police Batter Way
into Building~~Two
Arrests Made.

Halted by the p-inch iron bound
doors ot an alleged gambling establish
ment at 1871 -Four -and~a~hnlf street
southwest, late yesterday. The ponce
vice squad climb ii 10 the roof and cut
their way through n closed akyllght
10 capture about 30 persons after al
most 40 other patrons had lied.
Charles j. Baker was charged Win
setting up a gaming table. ana later
released on $4,000 bond, The others
were booked as Witnesses.
Az soon rs the blows OF the aledses
on The door were heard police say,
stream OF men and women hekanl
Knnuting from the sksllght. some oI
them dropping again into other SKY"
iiQhts or making their way through
secret passage ways 10 the street Inc
raid was led by Sergt q, j. lftterman
and Detective William Il, Burke.
simultaneously With The raid on the
-Four and earIialt street address, another
member af the Vice squad. Detective
H. j. COX, descended Win huuad ol
police 0n the premises at dol q street
southwest. tIhey we're forced tn batter
dawn three doors 10 obtain rntfhncs,
There they arrested a man VINO gave
his name al Joseph MGCaffeftY On
charges Of setting up II gaming tahles
and hooked aA others aa witnesses, AL
legged gaming pafapheinnlia WAS helaeu
al both places, MeCaiferfy was released
on AZ 900 bond Both he and Baker
will be arTAianaa In Police Court Friday.
Evening star., 1928-04-14
COSTELLO ATTACKS
SMITH CLUB HEAD
Denies Seats to Convention
at Housotn Are Offered
for Sale.

Declaring that Charles w. Darr
president of the Washington Smith-for-
President Club. lis trying to take the
membership OF the club on one OF his
personally conducted buggy rides right
into the marsh of muddy politics,
John r. Costello, Democratic national
committeeman tor the District, In a
statement today charged that Darr's
real aim Is the achievement Of per-
Sonal ambition.
Darr, at meeting last night Of mem
bers OF the Smith Club living In the
second district. said he understood that
seats for the Houston convention are
being offered for sale. Costello today
characterized this statement as "a
deliberate. malicious falschood."
HE and his little band OF lieutenants
as suspected from the start. are not SO
much pro-Smith as they are anti
organization Custeilo's statement said
THE real aim Is the achievement OF a
personal ambition. 1t should be called
the Darr club. That would be It's
proper designation. Many sincere
Democrats, who are friendly to Gov
S5IfiIiIA, are llEftiDEIA bl ItlE IiAb III k1oA
faith. endeayoring as good citizens 70
give expression to their feeling that the
New York Governor Is the right man for
the presidency after March 4, 1929.
''They simply have been misinformeo
rs To the underlying motive Of the Darr
movement. He Is trying To take the
membership Of the club ON one of his
personally conducted buggy rides into
the marsh of muddy politics II can
hardly result In a pieastrable exper~
ience for those who travel with him."
Darrs statements alleging sale Of con-
vention seats WAS made In connection
with his opening the meeting He said
a rumor to this effect had reached him
but he did not know who was attempt
ing to sell the seats He urged al
honest, fair election and declared II any
other candidate for the nomination
polled higher vote. the Smith Club
would support that candidate heartily
After his brief address. Darr turned
the meeting over TO James +, DuIiamel
former New York State Senator and a
native born Washingtonian, The sec
ond district includes the territory
bounded on the south by Florida ave-
nue., the east by Lincoln road. the west
by Rock Creek and the north by the
Maryland line.