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Evening star., 1928-05-19
e To MEET HERE
IN SPELLING BEE
National Championship Con-
test to Be Held Tuesday
at Museum.

Twentv-tlaree crack spoilers, the
Champions OF hundreds OF thousands OF
children. will participate III the Fourth
Annual National Spelling Bee at $50
O'Clock Tuesday afternoon in the audi
forum of the National Museum for the
national championship and $500 In
cash prizes,
Gideon A. Lyon. associate editor OF
The Star, and Prof. c. E. Hill of George
Washington University VIII pronounce
the words for the contestants. DR.,
Georce E. Wood. dean of the college OF
liberal arts of American University, will
preside
7he Judges are Joy E. Morgan Of the
journal of the National Education As
ISOLATION. Rev. James SEera Montgom-
cry. chaplain of the House of Repre-
Sentatives. and Principal A. w, Miller
OF Central High School. They viii con-
duct the match after the fashion of
the old-faShioaed spelling bee,
List Scientifically Complied.
A scientifically prepared word list
awaits the spoilers. It was compiled by
DR.. Ernest Horn of the State University
OF Iowa. Iowa City, author OF many
spelling text books. The first words Will
be those that are spelled correctly by
50 10 so per cent OF eighth-graoe
students. The next list includes words
spelled by 90 70 70 per cent, The lists
zre graduated down TO words that are
spelled correctly by only 8 TO 10 per
cent. TWO groups Of words comprise
the reserve lists. These are words IN
common use. but not part of the
everyday vocabulary of ali eighth-grade
pupils.
The spelling bee is organized ma
tionallv hy the Louisville Courier
Journal. Each newspaper associated in
the match sends the champion of its
trading territory or State to Washing
ton 10 compete in the finals and to
1enioy FIVE days of sightseeing trips.
fheaier parties and banquets. The ma
sional champion will win $1,000 in gold.
Each of the other contestants viii re-
ceive from SIS 10 $500 in gold at the
conclusion Of the contest
Newspapers Represented.
Champions viii represent the follow
Sng newspapers:
Detroit News. Des Moines Register
and Tribune, Hartford Times. Akron
Reacon-Journal. Milwaukee Journal.
Buffalo Evening News, Louisville
Courier journal Memphis PreSs-Scim-
Star, indianapolis Times, Youngstown
vIndicasoT Springfield Sun, South Bend
News-Tines. Worcester Telegram-Ga-
zstte, New Bedford Standard. Whining
9cn Every Evening Atlantic City Press.
Binghamton Press, Erie Dispatch
Herald. Lancaster New Era. Bridgeport
Times-Star, New Britain Daily Herald
and Waterbury Republican and Amer
1can. The Vermont champion is being
sponsored hy chain OF weekly news
papers, headed hy the Jericho Reporter.
The Burlington Free Press has arranged
CO sponsor the Vermont match In 1929
Evening star., 1928-05-19

Northern ireland, laid the foundation
stone of the new $4,000 Ulster Parlia-
ment building today amid picturesque
scenes of pageantry. Airplanes flew
overhead and salute OF 81 guns was
fired.
Sir William Joynson- Hicks. home sec
retary, and Viscount Craig-AyOn, pre-
mier of Northern Ireland, participated.
Sam Kyle, member Of Parliament and
labor leader. was the only opposition
member present the Nationalists having
Ldecided to boycott the ceremony.
Evening star., 1928-05-19
THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON c.

sioner Teller opposed the specifications
of the sales. holding out for a ten in
stead of five year guarantee opera
tion plan.
Commissioner Teller was appointed
January ID, 1926, to fill out the unex-
pired term of Meyer Lissner of San
Francisco
Sandberg, who is 60. has been man.
ager of the Los Angeles Harbor for the
past six years. Five years previously he
was marine superintendent of the Luck
enbach Steamship Co. In New York.
Evening star., 1928-05-19

The Marine Corps expeditions to
Nicaragua and China have caused "ex-
traordinary expenses" resulting in an
appropriation OF more than $S00O,0oo
being placed by the House appropria-
tions committee in the second DELI
cheney appropriation bin, reported to the
House yesterday,
The committee inserted direct ap-
pr,,priation of $2.35S,T47 In the bill to
meet the costs of the expeditions. ana
in addition reappropriated $S6S,SS6 OF
Marine Corps funds, max
Evening star., 1928-05-19
$3,2I7, ,084 Asked to Pay for Marine
Expeditions to China and Nicaragua

ing a total of $S.2l7,084 appropriated
as a result of the expeditions.
"The force stationed in each place is
approximately $3.50 men," the commit
tee said. In addition to the appropria-
tions made available in this bill, there
has been expended from current appro-
priations approximately 100000, which
would otherwise not have been expend-
ed. making the total extraordinary cost
for this fiscal year on account of the
two expeditions approximately $3.400.-
900. of which So per cent is on account
of China and Al per cent on account of
Nicaragua"
Evening star., 1928-05-19
TWO SEEK DIVORCES.

Suit for a limited divorce has been
filed BY Mrs. Margaret l.. Bryant, 550e
Ninth street against Glenn d. Bryant
an automobile salesman. They were
married January IS, 1922. and the wife
says her husband ordered her from
their home April %. She Is represented
by Attorneys Ford and Grove.
Limited divorce is also asked In q
suit filed by Mrs. Edith F. Loven OF
Potomac, Va, against Charles E. Loven,
an employe of the Department of JUS
tice. They were married December %
1926. and the wife charges that her
husband neglected her. Attorney J. L
Krupsaw appears for the wife.
Evening star., 1928-05-19
Fairfax Bank TO Build.

Speeasf Dispatch 10 The Star.
FAIRFAX. Va. May l9 The Ma
fscnal Bank Of Fairfax in the near
future VIII erect new hank building
or the corner Of the Lee jackson high
say and the Chain Bridge highway. A
committee OF directors ami stockholders
meeting yesterday decided 10 purchase
The lot
Evening star., 1928-05-19
ULSTER PARLIAMENT
BUILDING is STARTED

Picturesque Rites Mark Laying
of Foundation Stone for
e 100000 Structure.
By the Associated Press.
BELFAST, Northern ireland, May 19.
The Duke of Abercorn. governor OF
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At the Movies
ELTINGE THE TR-

II you're not afraid Of becoming
hysterical from laugntsr, .ou
shouldn't under any circumstance
miss Flying Ronleos," the iatest
comedy featuring that lninltapie
pair, George Sidney and Cnarl.s
Murray, which is or the screen q;
the Eltinge FRIDAY and SATURDAY.
Never have Sidney and Murras
been funnier since they were II.
gether as the screens flrst coaleds
team.
II you can imagine George an
Charlie inadvertently becoming ayl.
ators when they don't know aus
more about flying than they q
about the fourth dimension, STAR
lng on al a4ipiaae flight 10 Cn.as
only 10 discover that their pilot
knows less ABOUT Il than they 90 s4ng
is somewhat of MS head in aad.
tor, you have one Of the situation:
just one Of taenl-which provoae.
comedy in this hilarious farce.
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Oil Field Evolves
Its Own Language

Seminole, 0kia, Narcn Jap
Like the devil in the printing Of
fIce, who doasf: wear horns. tne
''roughneck in the oil fields is not Z
pugnacious individual with u toucny
disposition The title. like many
others that have become everyday
lang age in TINS derrick dotted coua-
try, ~aefer 10 anyone w--o performs
rough, unskllleo labor.
There are no teamsters in the oil
fields. They are SINNERS" In
der the skinner is the 'swamper.
VINO CORES ponds to q truck or mule
drivers helper. As sort Of straw
boss there is lie 'pusner," whose
lob Is To See that things are done.
A ''swlvel neck is q driller on a
rotary drill There are two kinds
Of hounds. the lease hound" vino
travels around obtaining leases or
likely looking land, and the rock
hound who is 3 geologlst. Line
workers" include the surveyor, right
of-way man, pipe layer, ditch digger
and the painter.
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Old Swedish Castles
Become Institutions

Stockholm, March I, 192S,-tP--
The knightly spiendor OF Sweden s
historic castles is Il thing Of the
past, and several of them are being
adapted to humanitarian or ideal
istic purposes.
Or. Axel Gauffin. director Of the
national museum, has plan fol
converting Laeckoe Castle into 9
picture gallery. For Il number ot
wears it has been empty. and pro
posal made last year to turn II into
tourist hotel has been rejected a.
impious. 1t was once the country
seat Of the powerful de la Gardies
|; French family that mad become
enobled in Sweden
The uuallv renowned castles o.
Gripsholm and Skokloster or Lake
Maiaren have already been convert
ed into art museums Two other
castles. Sturehov and Loevstad, viii
be made into museums before long
while part of the once heavily fort
fled castle of Nadstena, on LAX
Nattern, has for some time housed
the local archives. Some other cas-
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the william Moore school on Wash
ING soa ! birtnoag
Mrs. A. /. Sandin and Mrs
Frayne Baker visited the Roosevelt
schoo! during the past week.
Andrew and William ochlossei
nave peer admitted To the first
grade at the L.chnot school.
Judge A. G. Burr addressed the
pupils Of the Roosevelt school Or
Washington S Birthday.
Iryouts for the kostrum club were
held Monday evening at the Bis
marck nlgn school.
A set Of is history maps nave been
purchased for the history department,
Of the VIII school
Lrma Pelke Of Center is q new
pupil in the fourth grade al tht
Roosevelt school.
Miss Esther Ielcnmann is conduct
ing physical examinations at the
VIII school.
-Four new book have been re-
ceised IN the library q the Ricnholi
school.
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Dry Agents Nose is
as Good as His Eye,
Judge Molyneaux Says

Minneapolis. March l. (AP) -
When prohibition agents nose tells
him ala Illicit still is III operation he
may search the premises without /;
search warrant, the United States
district court here neid today.
Judge Joseph ". MolyneauS, II
the opinion, sud he ''can see no DIFF
ference between seeing {. still In op-
GRAFTON and smelling a still in opera
lion, and raid mace by officers whit
shifted their way into q nome here
was held iegal.
To permit consideration Of the
question in higher federal courts
Judge Molyneaus granted defend
ants an exception 10 has ruling. thus
paving the way for an appeal To the
United States circuit court Of up
peals.
The raid held legal was staged
here Ueeemoer Il, without search
warrants on the home Of William
Kushetaf and Joseph Dusenka. The
court denied the defendants motion
10 suppress the evidence seized II
the raid, including !; still and some
moonshine.
''It IL not necessary" the court
ruled, THAT evidence shall be con-
, elusive that 4 crime Is being COM
nitted j; is sufficient # there is
evidence sufficient 10 create the hon.
est belief thai = crime is being con-
mitted.
Il ann inclined 10 accept the test.
mony Of government witnesses tina.
they arrested Iusenaa after the,
nad smeiled cooking mash in tbs
house III which IL was aflerward 10.
GATED, and SO arrested him before
searching the house
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CAPITOL THEATRE

From the humping 2raise-lrDns
u Hollywood and the suaye iype
writers Of Times Square cone az
vance notices Of new movie, II az
Circus" which comes 10 the Caplto.
Theatre. March 5, 6. T and 6. II tbs
gloritication Of the cacopionoas
pageant Of every childhood there j.
pasadoxically, no noise; for II j. o.
the silent drama. The Circus .as
written, produced, directed alld acted
ii its chief role by Charlie Chaplin.
Recently, sophisticated magazine
have been telling il dfoll paragra PTS
Of 4 visit made BY Chaplin to New
YORK last summer, when he became
acquainted with the FeitelDaua.s
and Looeys Of le A. Nit Gross. The.
Go say, too, thai Chaplin and eros.
sal in a Sixth Avenue restauiaA'
and talked into the latest hours af.e
that the result Of their converse Wa
an invitation from the comedian u
the comic artist 70 sit in as advisor,
counsel on THE Circus"
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STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,
County of Iurle rh-ss

STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,
County 81 BurlaIsh,-ss o.
Bismarck. n OAK
To Margaret T. Roberts. Bismarck.
r. j.. CITY Natl Bank. Bismarck.
You are hereby notified that tho
tract u land hereinafter described
and which was assessed IN your name
for taxation for the year 1922 was on
The 9Th day u December, 1929, duly
sold. as provided ~ law, for the de-
linQuent taxes Or tie year 1929, and
tia. the time for redemption from
sa ID sale will expire ninety days from
tie completed service OF this notice.
said land is described as follows:
\ - Of y IL Of Sec. IS, TWP. Ia,
Range rs
Amour, sold for. S26..3
Amount required 70 redeem at this
date. $36.37,
In addition - tie above amount
you VIII be required 70 pay the costs
of the service ~ this notice and IN
terest as provided ly law aud unless
sou redeem said land from said sale
before the expiration o. The time @Qf
redemption AS above stated. a deed
thereof Will issue To the holder - the
tax sale certificate as provided ~
Law
WITNESS my hand and official sea
this list day " February. 1873.
81 G. iSANiNGE F
tsealg Auditor BarleigA County
North Dakota.
(-x2a-aIf-6)
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Chinese Motif Is
Used at Tea Given
For School Faculty

The faculty OF VII! School was en-
tertaineG NJ q tea recently wnen the
urinary classes Of the scaooI Dt-
came established IL tne new annex.
Misses Lslner Maxwell, Nora Nc
Gettigan and Lioise Mckee, primary
teacher. presided ~ tho tea laDle
and refresnment service. a chinese
motif was carried out ii the uecora-
tions and Chinese dcllcacles sucn a.
Iltcaee nuts. canGled fruits and
Orange pehoe tea were served.
4 debate was neId THIS week IN the
seventh a geography class q the
VIII school Oh the subject, Resolved
That the Printing Press II More Use
fui Than the Compass. The atiirlna-
tive was upheld by Lloyd ODE
Geo brittin and Ruth freiss, white
Matthew Miller, Peggy bergeson ane
Nade Greer were on tne negative
SIDE. The affirmative was gwen tue
decision. Misses Maoel Olson, Le4ia
Brown and Mary Huber were Judges
Miss Justine Graaef, superlntena-
ent Of nurses al the Bismarck nos
pital. spoke to pupils o. the VII
school recently OF the customs 81
the Chinese people Miss Grane'
spent five years nursing IA CHINA, a
wI.,cf time sne uas located near
| Chuugklug OH the langt4c river.
/ Tie Business and Professional " O.
mems cluo is sponsoring an anDua
essay contest for eighth grade gifl'
I n the public schools the subJec'
this year a. "Thc Advantages Of {
/ High School Education" 4 prize Q.
five dollars IL offered 1or the Des'
essa..
Tie boys glee club q the VII
school entertained tue school facult,
! tals week. A musical program Wal
presented and refreshments wef'
served. Wallace Peterson is presl
dent Of the club, and Don byers 4
secretary and treasurer
/ Or Monday evening the officers G
/ the PARENT eachers association o
! the RlcnhoIt school met al the hom'
cf Mrs. Earl Beait TO arrange d pro
gfom for the next regular meeting
| a chapter Of the national atnieti
scholarship society was organized a
Bismarck nigh school TINS week. Thi
chapter is No. o07.
The juvenile band. under the direc
ton Of S. y. Orwell, gave Il concer
Tuesday evening at the Roosevelt
school.
Mrs. Darwin Beers and Mrs. WI
| liam Harris were guests al the VA
liam Moore school this week.
Catherine Hall has transferre
from the Roosevelt school TO the fit
grade in the Wachter school.
The Oseca Campfire group held
candy sale al the high school Tues
day during conyocatlon.
Mrs. +. r. Cave, Mrs. q. T. Raae
and Mrs. Joe Kelly were visitors q
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Additional Society

The Women S Community Council
vii NEE. iriday afternoon at
meree rooms.
The Senior kinr Leralds viii
the home u Vivian Coghlan, 1l5
Ninth street.
Makoti are looking afeer business a.
fairs IN TINS city.
s,uest this week, Mr. Gar A Lever
son If Fort Rice.
spent Wednesday II Bismarck as tne
guest Of friends
Ialkirk are visiting friends here 70,
q few days.
\. V. Lanr will leave tias evening
for i short business "trip TO the
Y ~
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STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA.
County Of BurlciEh--ss.
OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR,
Bismarck, \. OAK.
TO George r. Wallace, Bismarck, y.
D.. State OF y. OAK, Bismarck,
~ D.:
You are hereby notified that the
tract az land hereinafter described
and which was assessed in your name
for taxation for the year 1923 MAS
on the 9th day Of December. 1921.
duly sold, as pro sided by law, for
the delinquent taxes OF the year 1923,
and that the time tor redemption from
said sale will expire ninety days from
the completed service OF this notice.
GAtA land Ii described as follows:
NV Is Of Sec. 20, Twp. l3S, Range
Number Of Acres. 100.
Amount sold for, $69.S7
An'ount required 70 redeem at this
In addition to the above amount
you Will be required to pay the costs
| Of the service OF this notice and In.
| tesest a. provided by law and unless
you redeem said land from said sale
before the expiration Of the time Tor
redemption ~ aboye stated. deed
thereof Will issue TO the holder OF the
| tax sale Certificate - provided BY
wITNEgs my hand and official seal
this 1ist day ?f r kxsbnr'HNSgy 1928.
lseaD Auditor BurlAigh County
North Dakota
z/z3-3/i-S)
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Texas Youngsters
Have 32-piece Band

Wichita Falls, Texas, March L.
P-A juvenils hand with a mem
bcrship averaging eight wears n1
age plays in Wichita Falls re-
pcrtory ranging from grand opera
to the jazziest OF jazz music.
The band was organized II tht
Austin school, q primary lnstltu-
ton. by Miss Mattiiyn Wilson. whe
directs it.
Members include pupils chiefly
from the second, third md fourth
grades. All Recommendations the
harmonica to bass horr-were rro-
vided by parents, rs were the white
and gold uniforms.
1rere are 80 members III the
band. The youngest is Six wears
old and the oldest ten, and the
leader, Ralph Mallaby, is nine.
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UOIICE or EXPIRATION OF
REDEMPTION

- Or NOhIS DAEOlA,
ICE Or cOENTv AUDITOR,
4ra3isnaArck. n. La1
~ r. kiemme, Doay. lows
04L are hereby notified thai The
Of land hereinafter described
<hnyhich WAS assessed IA your name
= -axatfon for the year 1922 was on
north day % December, ig.s duly
A. az provided by law. for the de-
extent taxes Of tie year 1929. and
the time for redemption from
dtaie will expire ninety days from
tr11omp.etcd service of this notice.
urd1 land il described az follows
Athwest Quarter Section ~,
Aship ls7. Range Is.
hoguber OF Acres, -ge.
Mount sold for. 1901.
ourt required to redeem ~ this
Stofadditton 10 tie above snoun,
/ fhNyju be required TO pay the costs
49, service Of this notice and ia
pltA - provided by law and unless
Redeem said land from said SAL
kra6t the expiration of the time ~,
fSxiption AZ above stated, deco
UOt1f will Issue 70 TIE holder ~ ths
1WeeAle certificate as provided b,
my hand ard official sea
day OF February. l32s.
&catt A. G.. iSANisE ER.
E.om Auditor Rurleign County.
North Dakota
f2/3a-3/is)
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Humane Society Seeks
to End Dog Cropping

ALBANY. r Y. March 1.-(Ap)-
The American Humane Association
mas begun another effort TO &c away
with cropping q dogs.
Richard 6 Craven, editor Of the
National Humane Review mas form
ally asked the american Kennel club
to rule tnat cropped dogs born after
a specified cate pe barred from
shows held unaer Kennel club rules
Suen RUE was adopted by the
English Kennel club 80 years age, he
said. Barred from prize shows,
cropped dogs would nave little value
except as pets and the practice would
Gle out, he asserted
Cropping said Mr. Craven. sis
taking 1t is cruel, unsportsmanlike
and q practice That belongs TO a by
gone age
Nasco Ga Gama. Z Portuguese. in
1875 Wa tAe first navigator to
sal from Europe 10 India via the
cape Of Coco Hone.
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fA1E or NORTH DAKOTA, County
DisTRler COURT. Fourth Judicial
CDistrict
Gillian IT. webb. formerly WI,
Ham IL. webb. ~. Plaintiff,
(--------..- Smith. whose first
Tname ts unknown, being the only
NJ Smith, Deceased. and all other
tpersoAs unknown claiming any
eestste or interest In, or lien or
+sncumbrancc upon The properly
tsdescribsd in the compliant
t.e state OF North Dakota to tie
above Defendants:
You and each one OF you are hereby
t<nmoned to answer the complaint
a this action, which is fDec in the
lice OF the Clerk Of the District
unrt of Burleigh County, North Da-
wa. and 70 serv. a copy OF your
nywer upon the subscribers a. tier
Nice in the city o. Bismarck. IN
rleigh County. North Dakota, with i
thirty days after the service Of THIS
Nnmons upon you, exclusive ~ ths
~ Of such service. and In case OF
slr failure 10 appear or answer
Wgment Will be taken against you
"a default for tue relief demanded IN
a complaint. Dated az Bismarck
sh Dakota this 6tn day o. 'anu'
II GEO ~ REGISTER and
GEORGE :. REGISTER,
Attorneys for said Plaintiff
~ Office and postoff.ce ad'
~ dress Webb Block. Bis
m narek North Dakota.
-. NOTICE.
klsi.e above Defendants:
We VIII please take notice tina
a above entitled action relates e
= following described real propert!
ycate1 ia tie County ~ Burletxh 1,
&C stasc ~ North Dakota. namely
eaeser tfto In block forty -sil
NJ tbe original Pat " the Cit.
sss.tsafe1. q Eaylsigh County
- Ia6o,a. That tie purpose 0
! action Is 70 determine advers
9-sss - sa.c real properly aud Z
tile II said real property II
Ifts ..t.ss herein, and that no per
an eta.w is made against the de
\ Oh ants in said action. or agains
~ o, tLe defendants II sad action.
tnk.ec January 8, A y. 1873
thu GEO ~ REGISTER and
} GEORGE S REGISTER,
-. Attorneys for said plaintiffs
III Bismarck. North Dakota.
hea t2/s1e-22-s /l-s-ls)
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Pressing. Choking Feeling. MINNIE
sofa Lady Relieved by Stain
less Liniment
Corinne Eagen, 300 Longfellow
Ave. South, Minneapolis, MIMI, says
in her own home paper the Mime
spolis Star: II have used Sorbol
Quadruple six weeks. Felt relief the
first few applications. That press
ing. choking feeling has entirely dis
appeared. You may use my test
monial.'
Sold q. all drug stores or write
sorbol Company, Mechanicsburg
Ohio. Locally at Finneys Drug
| Store.-Ad..
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STOLEN CAE RECOVERED

Valley City N. D., March L.
(APl-A coupe belonging 10 l.
Arndt Of Minneapolis. s.olen from II
from. of q local theatre last nlgn-'
was recovered pv Sheriff Fred hlng
today near Eckiesun. The gasoline
tank was empty when the car was
found. md il is the belief Of ofilcla1 s
that the car YVES taken ny youlnlu4
iovrionrs.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FURNITURE FOR SALE--IncI41-
ing electric stove. dining room
set, beds, etc. Call at Ala EignIh
street or phone III.
FOR RENT-Unfurnisned house
keeping rooms. one block from
postoffice. Also for sale: Whole
grain wheat. Inquire at 2l9 Sec
ond street Or Murphy's Barber
Shop, opposite postoffice.
TAKEN by mistake q grayish tar
oyercoat, size az containing keys
in pocket. Person having same
kindly sent TO c. z. Torgrimson
Deering, n. D., for exchange.
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ALLEGED THIEF CAUGHT

Minot. n. L.. March 1t -
RAYMOND NcFay. Nil 0. youth. y
held in jail here today on . charge
Of having participated In the thet
Of 200 200 cigarettes from tae WINS
ton and Newell company last Sun
cav night an0 eighty thousand OF
the cigarettes have peen recovered
Another alleged accpmplice IS pein
sought.