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ter Winifred Louise to Mr.. William
Lillis Peters, the wedding to take place
early next month.
Mrs. John Blankenship is leaving to-
day for Florida, where she will spend
the Winter.
Interstate Commerce Commissioner
and Mrs. Thomas F.. Woodlock enter
tanned informally at dinner at the
Wardman Park Hotel last evening, hav-
ing - their guests Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Franklin Sands, Mr. Joseph r..
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| Additional Sports /,
R0CKNE CLAIMS
U. s. N. STRONG

New York. Oct. 4.-@ -Knute
Rockne, famous Notre Dame coach,
warned the Army several weeks ago
that Southern Methodist university
from Dallas, Tex, might prove .
surprise to them. And Rockne's
warning will be in the air when the
two teams meet Saturday 1t West
Point.
Both the Army and the Texans
came through their opening game
this past Saturday in excellent
shape, the West Pointers defeating
the Boston university by q score Of
$50 and the Mustangs defeating
Howard Payne by a $40 score.
The game with s. M. U. is the
first real tough game of q number
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Does Zuppke Still
Play the Seam?

Urbana, Ill.,. Oct. 4.-(N-Is
Zuppke still playing the seam?
This is the question old Illini are
asking rs they prepare for the an
nual pilgrimage to the seat of the
University of Illinois TO see the
1928 edition Of the 1877 Western
conference champions in action.
70 the outsider "playiny the
seam" means nothing, but to ell of
Zuppke's players the phrase means
much.
When speaking Of football. Bob
Zuppke, the Illinois coach, spcuts
metaphors. His FLEA flicker" CT
tense is known wherever football
is played, and 90 is his mercury"
defense. which he used to stop the
Penn hidden-ball game.
But more colorful than either Of
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NEAL ESTATE
FIVE ROOM bungalow; bath, fur
mace, basement, on paving, $4,000.
EIGHT ROOM completely modern
house, two fire places, Is foot lot,
incest part Of town, 100000.
FIVE ROOM bungalow, bath, fur
mace, basement, just off paving,
$38OO.O0.
FOUR ROOM bungalow, we'll built,
Riverview, $3800.0O.
THE PRETTIEST lot left in River
view, $4,000.
NINE ROOM house, completely
modern in every detail, one Of the
incest homes in the city, every.
thing in good taste, $11 100000.
SIX ROOM house, a real bargain at
$230O.00.
FARM LANDS-I have 80 far closed
over twenty sales and have over
thirty more pending. I have the
most complete list and the biggest
bargains ever had.
ANY BUYER can always see my
correspondence in connection with
sale as l do my business on .
strictly commission basis.
DO YOUR REAL ESTATE BUSI-
NESS with the busiest dealer in
the city.
z z vnvYNC
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these terms, although not 90 well
known, is the Z1p2kism playing the
sean."
It mcc~s thrt ~ fsfnrsc l,inu's
linemen do not attempt to charge
Ito tEe.c vrs.i.~".s A.u up1c. tA>..i
by main strength and awEwardnccs,
but instead they drive for the seam
that space between the two men
across the way, going in with their
hands close together, like divers,
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MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE-Rutabagas 1925 per
100 lbs, Hubbard Squash $3.50 per
so lbs, $500 per 100 lbs. Partly
ripe watermelons for picking
$3.50 per 90 lbs. Everything first
class. Erlenmeyers, 423 Third
street. Phone Ss4.
NATIONAL Cash REGISTERS
New and second hand. Over 500
styles and sizes. We have one to
fit your business. w. E. Stit1el,
representative. Patterson Hotel,
Bismarck. N. D.
FOR SALE-Six quarters Of good
ranging land joining one of the
best lakes in the state, $500 per
acre. Also improved farms at rea-
sonable prices. Write Carl Russ,
Martin, N. D.
FOR SALE-Full or half section inn
proved Red River Valley farm.
Best soil, good drainage, town 2
miles. Part exchange nearer
home, At First street, Bismarck,
N. Oak.
FOR SALE-A small grocery store
in city. doing good business. Rea-
SON for SELF lg, poor health. Good
investment. II interested write
Tribune, care Of Ad. No. 80.
FOR SALE-All kinds Of fresh
vegetables. Both green and ripe
tomatoes. South Of Mandan on
old Fort Lincoln road. first house
beyond bridge. ]. w. Burch.
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WEATHER TRIPS
LITTLE SERIES

indianapolis. Oct. 4.-@ -Ro-
chester and Indianapolis, contest
ants for the class AAA baseball
championship, were hopeful that the
weather would permit resumption Of
their series here today.
The rain which kept the teams off
the field yesterday. however, was
still in the air. Travelling off-days
in the schedule and rain have kept
the teams idle since last Sunday at
Rochester.
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EASTERN firm with distributing
headquarters In Minneapolis de-
sires salesman cell their products
on open account In this territory.
Position offers substantial earn
ing possibilities in commissions
payable weekly. Exclusive territory
assigned 90 that business can be
built up for himself. Good oppor-
tunity. Personal interview neces-
sary. w. J. Blamey. Exhibition
Parlors I and J, Nicollet Hotel,
Minneapolis, Minnesota.
WANTED-Salesman with car to
sell Maytag washers in North Da-
kota territory. Write Tribune Ad.
No. 81.
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IWIMD
; COPYRIGHT 1928 81 NEA SERVICE INC

comment.
Tad was to make Z western trip
on business.
"And when get back" be d.
clared firmly. wal and are going
to look around for . place OF our
own. It's IN awful imposition
staying here. Val doesn't realize.
Of course-but Mothers not 20
young % she used to b."
II was Sybil who packed his
bags and sewed his buttons on and
drove him to the station when he
went away. Valerie had an en-.
gagemsnt that evening to play
bridge. The next day she was
leaving for Connecticut,
TT WAS lonely for sybil when she
and her mother were there
alone. since Craig had more or less
sffaced himself. and Sybil vas
rather avoiding her old crowd.
Craig bad declared himself quite
definitely.
II don't like being . footstool,"
10 told her. And I'm eli through
bothering You. sybil. ! guess
maybe you've found my protests.
lions annoying. You know I love
you. I'd do anythins for you. But
I don't seem to know how to make
you care for me. So I'm going 70
drop out OF the picture tor . while.
"Abssnce makes the heart grow
fonder." she parried lightly. halt
glad Of the relief Of promised soil.
tude.
$50 i've noticed" be retorted.
'.'tonder Of the other man"
She wondered II there was any
significance In the remark.
III there's ever anything ! can
DO for you." he offered.
''Oh. Crais!" she protested,
don't b silly"
"Well. / Just wanted you 70
know" BIO insisted awkwardly.
ANY time you want me. let m>
know"
| A rTER that she saw him infre'
= Queutly. and missed him more
than che had thought possible. O.
| casioually be sent covers aud I boz
OF cendisd fruits to Mrs. Thorue
Who was pleased that hs reinsm
bered her preference. Munchins
susered pineapple o. succulsnt
pear she would contemplate sybi
gloomily over her sweat and 70
mark. % usual. that she could q
further and fare wornA
Once after that Crais took Sybl
to : road house. Il was the drs'
time che had done anything gay
for weeks. She wore . dress d
lilac chiffon and pinned Z grea
bunch OF silk violsts on her shout
der. She wore : top coat Of sof
mauve and Z little telt hat tbs
matched.
Almost 81 msn. she reelected
liked orchid and purple md ~ ~
royal shades between craiD hal
ofteh told her Violet. Was his q
vortte color She 1lipped lon,
string Of amslhysle about 10
neck and fastsned Sleomins quartz
y fashioned like GrapeG IN her ear
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BRIGHT TOUCHES

When winter approaches the
house should be made cheerful.
Flower pots painted . lacquer >red
are = big addition. A red firewood
basket or waste basket is another
CHEEKY note.
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81 ELEANOR EARLY

Across tho candle-lit table Craig
bent toward her desirously. Il was
nice and coy. sitting across from
each other like that. lmpulsively
she reached for his hand. and
brushed It lightly across her lips.
He smiled quietly and pinchsd her
cheek: then gravely lighting . Gig.
aret. studied her remotely through
clouds OF smoke.
Rather nice. isn't IT." hs re-
marked Idly.
mice? Oh. Craig. It's wonder.
ful-being together. ! mean." she
assured him. II haven't enjoyed
anything 90 for ages"
Through dinner he remained dis
family alfable and all the blessed
little intimacies OF long ago were
like painful memories.
Sybil poured his coffee and when
he had taken It from her her I'm.
gers closed softly about his wrist.
Then. swiftly. he sought her eyes
and held them until she bent con.
fused. to finger her beads.
Craig" She whispered softly.
DO you still want to marry me.
Craig?"
He took her hands then. and held
them with both Of his,
"You know ! do. DEAR he said.
She was tempted then to tell him
everything.
"Would you marry me-" she
asked. If you knew I'd been . very
bad girl?"
He smiled and inclined his head
xravely a. one humovinS . child
"Yes'm." be told her seriously.
III you knew I'd been oh. some
thing dreddtxl-maryisd. perhaps?'
Then he laughed. and mussina
bis napkin nightly. threw Il In q
great heap on the center Of the
table.
Come on" he invited heartily
lets dance! And Icy OF this mar
riags stun. will you. eybilf Pound
ing away on . sore spots no good
you know"
I "But | meant III" she cried.
Eyes. you did!" he muttered
"you'vs>got about q much inten
ton Of marrying mo % nothius al
oil. So lets stop talking about It
10 your theorixins With some Other
guy. because Il doesn't Get any
where WITH me. Sib."
| shall ws dancer she asked hin
sti&ly.
| He held her closely and looked
grtmly down on the little mauvl
hat that nestled % biz shoulder
Her eyes. beneath IT. brtm. wer,
vet with tears. But Of course b.
could not know that nor CUES
when . big salty drop splAshed Of
her violsts. And that Wi
the end. tor . while. Of their 70
mAnca
Il UTuMN followed % thu heels o
- indian Summer: and Novsm
1 ber Was cold and drear and gray
Dead leaves whirled n dusty spi
rails and . penstratjus dampnes
. made eybil shiver q she set On
! lone afternoon to call % Mabel I
II
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FURNITURE FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Alsozsr kitchen range.
Coal and kerosene combined. Al
most new. Call PA, Second street,
or Quality Meat Market, or ask
for Carl Dybdal.
FOR SALE-Bed complete $1,000,
chiffonier SIS, cot s., ice box SO,
copper wash boiler s., kitchen
table g. POI First street.
FOR SALE-Beautiful Walnut din
ing set in italian design, almost
new. Price reasonable. Call 0l2
Main Ave. or phone 919-J.
FOR SALE-Second hand Monarch
kitchen range, in good condition.
Phone 651 or call at 1923 Third
street.
FOR SALE-Home comfort range,
good condition. Phone 576-W.
223 Third street.
FOR SHLE[Household furniture.
Must sell ut once. Call at 1715
Eighth street.
BARGAINS ii used furniture.
Kennedy. Furniture c., Mandan,
N. D.
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ct unusually hard games to Be
played by the Army eleven this fall.
The Texans are coached by Ray
Morrison, one Of the greatest quar-
terbacks ever to play in the south
he attended Vanderbilt-and whose
forte is forward passing. Morrison
has two great backs in Redman
Hume and Sammy Reed. both
seniors, for this work this fall.
The Army, despite losses Of their
two great ends and Harry Wilson.
has an experienced squad and will be
hard to beat.
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THIS HAS HAPPENED

THIS HAS HAPPENED
sYBlL THORNE, home from =
Ehnstly honeymoon. d ilviag With
her mother In BOstom. Nobody
knows Syb1l Il married except
MABEL BLAKE and MabeD'o
hnnce. JACK MOORE. SyblI mar.
rted RICHARD EUSTIS II Ha.
vans after #. a.e;ssy ecs.ssase a.
weeks. Sybil. after learning 1T
her husbands unbelievable lnA.
aeiisy' retsrseS 70 Bsstss With
CRAIG NEwnALL. her old
sweetheart. meets her ~ the
pier. but hls mnnner 10 strangely
could know anything Of her 70.
mance. she % svretehe6ly unhap.
~ because u her tragic secret,
and also heeause o. the recent
death Of her father ana the mar
r!age Of eer brother. TAD. -
VALERIE WEST. q ,fPiveleus as1
MRS. III: THo ssss.A, ~. !. also
Aeartbroken. takes - psyche.
analysis NJ valePle's snEgestleu
and gets . new estIotk o. ltfe.
valerie. In one % her taWtsuWs,
nings from the RNe0 6erause ~.
bll and Tad seea unappreelaaIvs
Of her efforts on their 0ether's
apoiogesie tor val. s...sst: ~
maybe she q golnG 70 have Q
NOW GO ON WITH TINE STORY
CHAPTER XVII
CYBIL laughed shortly.
- mot . chance" she opined
valerie wasn't born yesterday"
Mrs. Thorne blushsd painfully.
"You shouldn't say things like
that" she reproved her daughte.
mildly.
who started IT." demanded TAD
and catching her TO him. kissst
her roughly and laughed &C he,
discomfort. IF Mothers got hel
heart set on . grandchild. ! guess
you'll have to get married. Sib."
Across his mothers head hi
winked broadly. "A girl ought 4
be willing to do that much for bel
poor old mother
Mrs. Thorne pushed him gently
from her.
"Freshie!" she murmured In th,
fashion Of her girlhood and slappet
him with . pink rose.
CEPTEMBER was hot In Bostol
= that year. Quiet. with hardl,
. breath OF air: and the hsatv RI
Ing In little pulls from the eobbl'
stones.
After. school small boys swan Il
the Frog Pond and growuups pat
ronised the swan boats. Firenel
sprinkled down the streets An,
the newspapers chronicled the TEN
perature IN screaming headlines
with lists OF prostrattons n, re'
print. Mrs. Thorns felt the hea
painfully.
III you'd had sense enough 4
stay At Wianno!" Sybil rsproache'
Valerie.
That's right-blame Il Oh me.
We'll. you dragged moth1
home.''
''oh. Of course It's Ill ny fault
The girls had stopped speakinl
when Valerie decided 70 visit
friends In New Haven,
"You'll b. glad enough 70 - n
Of me-" she remarked. which "a
% true that Sybil RETAINED fro,
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Wester House.
Jack was home again and Mabel
had her ring now. Not the con.
ventional engagement ring at all
but q delicate platinum circlet.
set with sappbires. With It she
would wear her wedding ring. like
q guard. Aud later Jack would
give her . twin band. set with
pearls. Sapphires = diamonds -
pearls-it was the very latest idea.
They were to be married in the
Spring.
Sybil was carrying . white tis-
sue package. tied with satin rib
hons. A nightgown OF knife-pleat.
ed chiffon In palest 6esh. with pink
satin roses peeping through the
sheerness Of It Her engagement
gift to Mabel. And. primarily. her
excuse for intruding on q busy
Wednesday afternoon.
The telephone operator directed
her to the third floor. Mabel was
clinic director OF = place called the
G. 7. N. Sybil did not know what
that meant. but apparently II was .
clinic for women the most de-
pressing. distressful women.
They sat about on benches. their
damp clothes odorous In the I'M
pleasant warmth Of the place. It
was raining out. and slushy. and
some Of them had left rubhers on
the register.
Now the rubbers snfelled. and
their cheap furs reeked with the
loathsome smell Of wet dyes. Chill.
dren played about their knees.
clinging to their skirts. They
were unhappy. frightened looking
children with running noses and
ugly. misfit clothing.
Mabel looked up from the desk
where she sat before q great card
index. A woman who had been
crying softly turned away. and Ma.
bel wrote on . little card and Ia.
serted Il 10 the index.
Next Thursday then. Mrs. Brcn.
man," she said. "And you mustn't
be frightened"
ITHEN she -. Sybil stan iing
= uncertainty In the doorway, her
eyes shifting from one frowsy.
wre.ched creature to another. In
. second Mabel had crossed the
room. her white clinic apron blow.
ing out behind her like Z starched
sail She threw her arms around
Sybil and kissed her on the mouth.
.Sybil Thorne! haven't seen
you Tor ageA Only this morning
was sayins 70 Aunt Emily. I
simply ~Sst phone Sib-l don't
know what shs'll think Of me- Ny
dear. I'm glad to zee you. What
IN adorable jacquette. Sit down.
honey. rye 20 people waiting 70
sec me'-but let EN- wait. What's
the news. Sibfs
I'M NJ NAAn4~.~~AN
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APARTM ENTS

FOR RENT-Three room unfur-
nished apartment, private bath
and entrance, strict privacy. Phone
81 or call ut $40 Main Ave. veg
ems Grocery, between 500 .. m.
and TOO n. m.
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and then spreading them to open Z
hole into the enemy backfielG.
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PERSONAL.

PERSONAL
MADAM LATTIMORELLE-Pal-
mist and Phrenologist at 206
Ninth street. Phone 1890. Helps
find lost articles.
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FOR RENT-Furnished light house.
keeping apartment, suitable for
married couple or two ladies. no
children. Call at 422 Fifth street
or phone 512-M.
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Tribune Classified Advertisements
-PH NE e2-
HELP. WANTED MALE

BANK ROLL can be mate handling
newest sensation out. Self illun-
mated Daylite sign for delivery
I trucks. Business houses, etc. Out
shines electricity, no operating
cost. low price. quick seller, big
profits, I real knockout, exclusive
Territory. Reflex Sign Co., 5l4
North Prior Av.. St. Paul, MINI.
WANTED-Young man to work
steady in shoe shining parlor.
Steady job. Bismarck Shine Par
1or.
WANTED-Boy between Is and 20
years old. Apply at Western
Union.
Neutrality-suspicious. painters.
Call H. H. Engen.
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F. E. YOUNG.
PROFESSIONAL

PROFESSIONAL
GENTLEMAN with thorough uni
versity education with degrees, in
GLIDING law, desires to locate in
Bismarck. He is seeking q position
commensurate with his education
and several years business exper-
fence. Dan Kurtz, 6l3 Third
street. Phone 1850.
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FOR RENT-Two room apartment
partly furnished, also single room
for light housekeeping. Phone
1873 or call at Bismarck College
Bldg.
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LOST

LOST-On road from Bismarck to
Wilton, a black suitcase containing
ladies ant mans wearing apparel.
Notify Mrs. F. Dutton, Wilton, N.
D.. for reward.
LOST-Ladies open face enameled
back watch. Swiss movement.
Finder kindly phone 122 or 1920.
Reward. Mrs. F. D. Cook.
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<To Be CoAtinued)

(Evbu and Mabel prep0rs for
ChrtstM1s at the Settlement Hoxss.
And Dyotl. her heart sojteNed, de.
c0Uere that she does not hate Rich
drfs child. A we.0 olimpss Of
RNoil n the neSt chapter
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AUTOMOBILE

AUTOMOBILE
FOR SALE-Severai good used
Fords, Stars, Dodge and Stude-
baker tourings, also Ford Tudors.
We trade and give terms. Hedahl
Motor Company.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-l92S Stan
dard Six Willys-Knight coupe,
rumble seat. Driven less than
1900 miles. Will sell ut . sacri-
flee. Phone 1460-R.
FOR SALE-1927 Chevrolet grain
truck, good condition, brand new
32x6 tires on rear. Hedahl Motor
Company.
FOR SALE-1926 Overland g sedan
in excellent condition. M. O.
Steen, 116 Second street. Phone
1452.
POSITION WANTED
POSITION WANTED = Clerical
work, best references furnished,
five years experience buying and
selling office equipment. What
have you! Write Ad. No: 78.
'WANTED-Position as housekeepcr,
state wages paid and size Of fam.
lily. Mrs. Julia o. Lysen. Kintyre,
N. OAK.
STENOGRAPHER with seven years
experience desires position, either
temporary or permanent. Phone
68S-M.
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You can clean and polish gilt
frames with q cloth dipped into
frames with . cloth dipped into
water in which onions, have been
boiled. Polish with q little chloride
Of soda.
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FOR RENT-Modern cottage to re-
sponsible parties. Suitable for Z
couple. Write Tribune Ad. No. ~.
FOR RENT-Furnished modern six
room house, close in. Write Trib-
une Ad. No. 70.
FOR RENT-Six room modern
house. Phone 1001-R.
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FOR RENT-Furnished apartment
at 719 10 Thayer avenue east.
FOR Nicely furnished Apt.
722 Ninth.
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FOR REfIT-Single apartment with
kitchenette. nicely ard completely
furnished, ali Fifth street. Phone
273.
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Hawaiian considerations Of Eng
lish names include "Kimo" for James
and "Kale" for Charles.
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WORK WANTED

WONk WANTED
WORK WANTED-By a competent
carpenter. Odd jobs. Repairing
storm windows or miscellaneous
repair work around homes by time
or contract. Call 824 before 81
a. m.
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FOR SALE-Modern home, :nclud-
ing heated E rage, full basement,
shrubbery, lawn, good location.
For further. information phone
CC7
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FOR RENT-Two we'll furnished
light housekeeping rooms in mod
ern home $500 per month. Close
in. Call at lib Mandan street or
phone 637-J.
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A uTuMN followed % thu heels Of
- Indian Summer: and Novsm.
bor Wa cold and dtear and gray.
Dead leaves whirle6 n dusty spi.
rails and . penetratjus dampness
made oybil shiver q che Ut out
one afternoon to call % Mabel Il
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HOUSES AND FLATS

FOR RENT-Partly modern five
room house, one block from Roose-
welt school. Will rent reasonable
to reliable party. Phone 1085-W
after 500 p. m.
FOR RENT-Six room modern
house in good condition. hot water
heat. at $40 Fifth street. Inn
mediate possession. Geo. NJ. Reg
istor
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FOR RENT-One or two rooms for
light housekeeping on ground
floor in modern home. Call at All
Eighth street.
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FOR RENT-Partly furnished light
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-08
BIG
LOOT IN raid
Stock of Chicago Firm
And Jewels Taken;
Watchmen Tied

CHICAGO, March s.-P-Two
robbers bound watchmen of the
BORN Manufacturing company of
Cicero early today and looted safes
Of $4,000 in negotiable securities
and jewelry.
They also took patent formulas,
contracts and a list Of customers Of
the company, manufacturers Of pic
ture frames and mirrors, which Pres
ident Nathan Borin said were worth
100000.
The loot included $500, 600 in ne
|gotiable stock Of the company, $780,
600 in stock Of each OF two subsi-
diary firms, the Master Art corpora
ton and the Limits Industrial corpo-
ration; $4,000 in stocks and bonds
owned by Borin, and $1,000 worth OF
jewelry belonging TO Mrs. Borin.
The president Of the company who
owned approximately 80 per cent Of
the missing stock. said he believed
il was an inside job"
Gaining entrance through q coal
shute, the robbers, one Of whom was
masked, ~overpowered the engineer.
Leon Maiinowuki, and the watch
man, Anton Bynerd. Both employees
were bound and guarded by n
man, while the other obtained tools
from the engineroom and broke open
two safes IN the office.