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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-06-05
Dainty Party Frock
The Washington Times 15c Practical Pattern
Made Of Substantial Craft Paper mot Tissue1

The adorable little party dress
shown in Pattern 1885. presents
an unusual trimming in the rib.
bon is being used to great adj
vantage shades that correspond
with the fabric Of the frock.
FulIness in the frock is obtained
by gathers at the neck and at
the sides of the blouse and short
skirt.
Silk crepe or fine wolfe fash
ions this model In soft tones of
blue or. green. Matching satin
ribbon creates a delicate and
dainty outfit. Another stunning
combination would be q frock of
white with cherry red trimming.
The pert bows are chic and very
fashionable. Size 4 requires
one and half yards of 36-inch to
4O-inch material and three and
half yards of ribbon for trim
ming. May be obtained in sizes
2 to 6.
This model is easy to make if
you use this pattern which is in
dividually hand-cut of substan-
tial paper, not tissue. A perfect
fit in every size is guaranteed.
Patterns will be delivered tn
any address upon receipt of 15c
in coins or stamps, preferably
coins. Always mention size
wanted.
Fashion book showing spring
and summer styles will be sent
upon receipt of SC for mailing
costs.
Address all mail and orders to
The Washington Times Pattern
Department, II West Twenty
eighth St, New York city.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-06-05
Hou, Birds Flu

How birds ny being determined French scientists
aaehng minute recording Instruments hong pigeons Their
speed variations wing other movements measured
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-06-05

Practically all evening gowns dip down in
bias founces. sports dresses have Impressed
pleats or box pleats. Goats have scarfs and use
raglan sleeves about as much as they use the.
sleeve and yoke cut in one piece Dress coats
low flares
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-06-05
Solicited MIX

Siberia people buy milk soied and LIT
it freeze which handle carry Ii
Don't break the milk parents Of rkutsk ancnish chdren
but broken milk Is easier to pick than spilled milk
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-06-05

TAKE along a case Of bottled
4 carbondted beverages, and
thus be sure you are safe. Ex-
perts say 85% Of the water in
streams, lakes, springs and wells
is dangerous. These bottled soft
drinks are endorsed as safe and
healthful by the American
Public HealthAssociation. They
are refreshing and wholesome.
They're good and good for you.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-06-05

ADvERTIsEMTN11
Evening star., 1928-12-25
Chairs and Bookcases

| Mohair Armchair, reversible
cushions. Was $125.
NOW .V1O
l Mahogany and Cane Arm
chair. Was $40. Now $3.50
l Mahogany finished Cane Hall
Chair. Was SAL. Now $3.50
l Mahogany Hand-carved Hall
Chair. Was $212. Now $12S
| Walnut Cane-seat Armchair.
Was $33. Now $3.50
2 Bookcases; single glass door
style. Were $42. Now $3.50
| 18th Century Mahogany-hn-
ished Bookcase. Was $3.50.
Now ............... S0S
Evening star., 1928-12-25

3 Mahogany Dressing Tables.
Were $7S. Now. $50
| Burl and Black Dresser. Was
$l32. Now. ........... 500
2 Mahogany and Gumwood
Dressers. Were $o8. Now $40
| Mahogany 1nlaid Dresser.
Was $l52. Now. $3.50. $40
Wormv Chestnut Dresser.
Was $140. Now. ...... $50
| Wormy Chestnut Dressing
Table. Was SIP. Now. $50
| Wormy Chestnut Chest. Was
$105. Now. $3.50
Evening star., 1928-12-25

l Easy Armchair, upholstered.
Was $110. Now. -. $3.50
4 rmchairs. upholstered.
Were $42. Now. -. $3.50
l Armchair, we'll upholstered.
Was $50. Now. -. .$l12.5O
|. Armchair, upholstered. Was
$38. Now $3.50
| Armchair, with exposed
frame. Upholstered. Was
SIS. Now. W........... $3.50
l Armchair, mohair upholstery.
Was 500. Now. .$S5
| Mohair Armchair, spring
cushions. Was S123.
Now 500
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Dressers, Dressing Tables,
Chiffoniers and Vanities
10 Price

| Genuine Mahogany Chit
fonier. Was $10O. Now. $50
| Black Dressing Table. Was
$1OO. Now. .........$ $50
l Mahogany Chiffonier. Was
$l22. Now. .............. SOL
2 Walnut and Gumwood Nani-
ties. Were $47. Now. $3.50
2 Mahogany Princess Dressers.
Were $40. Now. .$3o.5O
2 Walnut Dressing Tables.
Were 500. Now. ......$ $50
| Mahogany Inlaid Dressing
Table. Was $3.50. Now. sos
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S275

Was 1925. / three-cushion sofa and arm
chair, upholstered in antique velvet with
freize reverse cushions.
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$3.50

Was $525. Sofa and armchair uphol-
stored in fine quality German freize.
Fringed apron front.
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S195

Was $245. Davenport bed and armchair.
Upholstered in jacquard velour. Rose
taupe. Spring cushions.
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$3.50

Was $575. Walnut and Sat
inwood, Suite of 10 pieces. OBJ
long extension table and in
closed china closet.
Evening star., 1928-12-25
$3.50

Was $500. Davenport and armchair with
genuine mahogany hand-carved frame.
Damask inside back. Reversible cushions.
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$225

Were $285. Davenport and armchair.
semi-overstuffed type. Handsome carved
base and stretcher combination.
Evening star., 1928-12-25

pr
Were $4S. 8 mahogany and
gunwood poster beds.
$3.50
Were $3e. 8 mahogany and
gumwood single poster beds.
.S2S
Were $50. 8 mahogany and
gumwood single poster beds.
$3.50
Were SAT. 2 walnut and
gumwood bowfoot beds. Sin.
gle size.
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Serving Tables, Buffets
and China Cabinets
10 Price

81
Was $42. Walnut Veneered
Serving Table, beautifully de-
signed.
S12
Was $24. / Handsome Wal
nut Veneered Serving Table.
$40
Was $135. Beautiful Wal
nut Draw-Top Table.
Sol
Was $122. / Genuine Rich
Mahogany Buffet.
Evening star., 1928-12-25

$3.50
Was $33. / Console Table,
Chinese red and black.
$125
Was $3.50. | Library Desk,
solid walnut, antique finished,
fat top, FIVE deep drawers, size
28x54 inches.
$50
Was $1O0. Console Table,
half-circle type, two drawers,
size 72x20 inches, genuine ma
hogany.
$3.50
Was $40. / Library Table,
size 54x24 inches, has drawer,
mahogany and gumwood.
$3.50
Was $50. l Writing Table,
handsome carved base, mahog-
any and gumwood.
$95
Was $140. l Chippendale
Desk, hat.top type with 3
roomy drawers, top size 20x40
inches; genuine mahogany.
$3.50
Was $62. l Spinet Desk,
genuine mahogany.
$3.50
Was SIS. Genuine Mahog-
any Spinet Desk.
sos
Were $50. 2 Spinet Desks.
genuine mahogany.
S135
Were $500. 2 genuine Ma
hogany Spinet Desks.
Evening star., 1928-12-25

S44
Was $Ss. Chippendale
Serving Table.
$3.50
Were SIS. 3 Walnut We
neered Serving Tables.
$40
Was $50. Walnut We
neered Inclosed China Closet.
S67
Was $134. Beautiful Genu-
inc Mahogany Buffet.
$50
Was 500. l Lovely Walnut
S-foot Extension Table.
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Tables and Desks
Clearance Priced

S13.75
Was $3.50. / English Oak
Console Table. Finish in poor
condition.
S17
Was $34. l Radio Table with
cabinet base, mahogany We
neered. Finish poor.
$3.50
Was Sis. Handsome Con-
sole Cabinet Table, mahogany,
early English design. Very
bad condition.
SIS
Was $40. Table Desk, Tu-
dor mahogany, fat top, for liv-
ing room. Finish in poor con-
dition.
93/.0U
Was $50. worm-eaten
Chestnut Library Table with 2
drawers; top size 20x48 inches.
Top in poor condition.
S62.5O
Were SIS. 4 Spinet Desks,
genuine mahogany.
$50
Was So2. / Spinet Desk,
genuine mahogany.
S110
Was $170. Genuine Ma
hogany Spinet Desk.
S95
Was $125. / Spinet Desk,
genuine mahogany.
$3.50
Was S2o. Genuine Ma
hogany Console Table.
Evening star., 1928-12-25
S495

Was $675. Spanish type suite. with sofa
and armchair. Handsome mahogany frame.
Down pillows. Mohair upholstery
Evening star., 1928-12-25

Was $410. Red damask suite OF two
pieces. Well tailored with brass nail trim.
Overstuffed type. Down cushions.
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$295

Was $500 Davenport bed and arm
chair. Mattress included. Loose spring
cushions, one side floral pattern.
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Floor Samples or
Discontinued Patterns
Dining Room Suites
Greatly Reduced

Sis
Was $3.50. Walnut and
Gumwood 10-piece Suite with
the popular pedestal base.
S155
Were 1929. Walnut and
Gumwood o-piece Suite, beau
tifully designed and well made.
S375
Was $3.50. HandsomeFrench
Decorated Dining Room Suite
of 7 pieces. Louis XVI de-
sign.
S245
Was $4OO. Genuine Maple
Suite in soft, mellow finish.
Small dining room type in
lovely design.
$3.50
Was $500. Walnut and
Gumwood Suite with high
lighted finish. William and
Mary design. Ten pieces.
Evening star., 1928-12-25
Beds Reduced R

SA
Was So4. / burl and black
single sized bed.
$3.50
Was $50. l Two-tone ma
hogany single size bed.
S28
Was $50. / mahogany and
gumwood double bed.
$3.50
Was $45. l walnut and gum.
wood double sized bed.
$50
Was 500. / maple and ma
hogany double sized poster
bed.
Evening star., 1928-03-04

board Of trade operator, Is to be ex-
humed Monday as the FIRST step OF
an inquiry into charges that she died
from unnatural causes and that a will
disposing OF her 100000 estate was
forged.
The grave was opened this afternoon
and made ready for the eXhumation.
Counter-charges of conspiracy
among disgruntled relatives followed
publication Of intimations today that
fraud. forgery and conspiracy attended
the writing Of the purportcd will In
which all but $4,000 Of the estate was
bequeathed to two nieces. Miss Grace
johnson and Miss Margaret johnson
Davies of Edmcnston. with whom the
woman lived
Coroner Oscar Wolff ordered cyhum-
Evening star., 1928-03-04
D'ANNUNzI0 REC0vERINos

oARDONE. Italy. March 3 IN
Gabriel D'AnnDnzio. Italian poet and
soldier, who has been grayely IN her.
Mt his Riviera estate, tonight was re-
ported by his physician 10 be much bet
ter 1t is said. however that he would
nave 70 remain in bed for seVera! days
more. He passed quiet night which
the physician took a. an indication OF
speedy recovery
The warrior suffered an attack
OF Influenza several weeks ago, but an.
parentiy was well On the way To recoy-
cry when complications Of a bronchial
trouble once more caused f1is fsiends
WOTry
Evening star., 1928-03-04
IMMIGRATION SUIT FILED.
Woman Seeks to Fcrce Ccasidera-
tion Of Application.

Mandzmus proceedings 10 require
Harry z. Hull, commissioner general o!
immigration. 70 silow cause why he
should not pass upon the application OF
Mrs Marion Kunge Kuhn. an American
citizen, for admission of her husband.
Arthur Kuhn Of Bronberg. Poland, who
Is now in Canada. vas aleo yesterday
tn the District Supreme Court.
Through Harvey L. Cobb. counsel for
Mrs Kuhn. the court is told that the
Immigration Bureau refuses TO art upon
ti!e application becauee Kunn's app'ica-
ton Indicates that. while ne Is a citizen
Of Poland. his present address IS givon
az Niagara Pals. Ontario. but that hc
Is in that country cn business end
si1pGid no. be required 10 return 10 Po-
land simply n comply with an arbitrary
rule o. the Labor Department.
Evening star., 1928-03-04
Special
LouPrices!
Si.a9 Dobelfs Asomissr,

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Evening star., 1928-03-04
OFFICER GETS MEDAL.
Lieut.. Col. Godson Eonored by
Jugoflav Government.

Lieut.. Col. William r. II. Gotson
rnned States Calvary. recently relieved
from duty IS military attache 10 Jugo-
siayaa and Greece and now on his way
t1 .he United States. has been awarded
q medal and Order of the White Eagle,
t!:ird class by III" government Of Jugo-
sIarla in recognition 0! his services 10
that country The drcorations viii b.
preserved al the State Department
unll Col GORDON is aoth1rized by Con-
fress - sccep. them
Evening star., 1928-03-04
]. {. WOULD SELL
F|2EEX0USE SITE
ComTisc icrcrs Elan 10 Pur.
chase Another Tract
in Northwest.

The District Commissioners intend TO
seek authority from Congress to sell the
site acquired at Sixteenth and Webster
streets for a proposed new fire engine
house. and to purchase another site for
this purpose with funds obtained from
the sale I'm the general vicinity Of Six
tcerth street end Pinev Branch road"
This was revealed Yesterday when tn"
Conri -sinu~rs directed Corporation
Counsel Will;am w Bride to preprre
an item for insertion in the District
appropriation bill now pending before
the Senate. TO thte following effect
Tho Commissioners of the D!stric,
of Columbia are hereb2 authorized to
sell the site acquired fer house to' az,
engine ccr1~anv to be located in tho
vicinity Of GiXteenth street and piney
Branch road northwest. under an ao-
preparation contained in the District
appropriation act for the fiscal year
ending lure 80, 1928. and TO dop"sit the
sum cb."incd es purchase price for
said site TO the credit OF said appropria-
ton. and said appropriation is hereby
T,,aoe available for the acquisition Of
land for said site at nov locatitNe ir
the general vicinity OF Sixteenth s':At
ani Pincv Branch road northwest. TO bc
selected bv the Commissioners of th~
District OF Columbia. and acquired
under the limitation contained in said
appropriation
The Commissioners abandoned .heit
plans TO erec' the engine house at Six-
teen'h and Webster streets as result
Of vigorous protests by residents III the
vicinity. who showed that the deed r.
tfn properly contained covenant re-
s'rlctinz It's is" tn residential uurn~ee9
site a. Thirteenth and Allison
S.rHcts nw'1ed By the District. has beer
recommended for the f!rehouse.
Q
i cost s2.5!1 to discover America, Co.
''f7lo''s rncci.-ing Approximately s1l3.cS
Evening star., 1928-03-04
THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON D, 192s-PART

alton Of the body after hearing allega-
tions that a prominent physician had
been consulted about plan to allow
the aged widow to die painlessly by
administering a drug. The physician
refused. relatives said. and another
was consulted. Five days later ON
January q. Mrs Dickinson died at the
hotel apartment Of the nicces.
Evening star., 1928-03-04
Countess Andrew M. O. soranzo OF
Florence, Italy.

Countess Andrew M. O. Sora1zo OF
Florence. Italy.
The suit is another climax to the ro-
mantle and criminal career Of James r.
Corbctt. who crashed the portals of New
York society and eloped with Marqurene
G. stevenson, nov the Countess Soranzo,
while he had previous wife living, His
second marriage has been annujed.
Corbett is now serving fiye-year
term in Sing Sing prison for grand
larceny.
The countess father Is Frederick A.
Stevenson. assistant vice president Of
the American Car 81 Foundry Co. who
blew up Corbett's romance with his
daughter when private detectives found
Corbctts photograph in the rogues'
ua1lfry
Evening star., 1928-03-04
Edison's Safety Lamp.

Thomas A. Edison. VIII, recently ccle-
bratcd his ei2hty-f1rst birthday. Is still
busy working on various inventions
His latest u-,Siopmcile !, an ,",O /
miners safety lamp. 1t is designed to
eliminate the danger OF mine ~
Missions
Evening star., 1928-03-04
INQUIRY INTO DEATH
OF WIDOW LAUNCHED
Body of Wealthy Chicago Woman
Will Be Exhumed
Tomorrow.

Hy tho Assnttattd Press.
CHICAGO. March 3.~The body OF
Mrs Mary Alice Dickinson. widow of
John Dickinson, Wall street broker and
Evening star., 1928-03-04
FIRST@WIFE OF CONVICT
SUES HIS SECOND BRIDE
Second Marriage to Society Girl
Was Annulled--Man Serving
Larceny Sentence.
Larceny Sentence.


ny tIr Ass0cIatrd Pf"ss.
NEW YORK. March 3-S,lit for
$3.50, 900 for the love OF her convict
husband has bcnn started i'm Manhattan
Supreme Court by Mrs. Alice Bland
CorDett of Newcastle. Pa. against tho
Evening star., 1928-03-04
SOC Value
Stationery
Special, OSc

An assortment os N"!v
choice quality stationery vl;h
Il sheets ~ PAPER AMI Il
beautifully lined envelopes IN
each hnN. YNu NAV choose
from she conventional white
or pretty pastel shades.
Evening star., 1928-03-04
Goodbye, Cold

y little cold is 4 dangerous
thing, if YOU neglect il.
RICE'S SA1NE fortiiies the
system against grippe. pleu-
ri>v, influenza. pneumonia.
and other serious ills which
so often begin with a slight
cold. Because it contains
real mutton suet and pure
goose grease. il penctrateS
immediately 10 the seat OF
a!l respiratory troubles.
Treat that cold, tonight.
with RlCE'S SALNE. pc.
Evening star., 1928-03-04
Nurito. 81 Package
RfnOrer

lbi>t try Il cute- v,.l Will readily
see the advantase .h.< hHS,enic tl>-
SIZE vi soft tAse teNture has over
ths ce>th ~ towel t>C .c0scy tSS
creams le,in The face,
Evening star., 1928-03-04
Home Remedies priced lou!

7St NaturaiaA .s9e
6Sr Mike Martins
Linimsnt ...........F F3e
2Sc ReneoIins Mouth
Wash IDe
soc Ciaehoteas Cold
Treatment ,Jje
Peoples Aspirin Tablets.
4 sr. Bottle ef 100. ,iae
Pseeiss Coseava Tablets.
Bottle af 100. .,..., 25c
Peoples Soda Mint Tablets.
Bottle ef 100. ......Hs
Fs"n'as Hr~.rn Mixsars tSc
Fr""les Se!.tIoa
Msren,oehro"s ... .2Is
Nsat.
~ nt' nises. .lye
JAe M"iferd'. n. r. IT,. .ioe
soc Unsusnttas ...,.. .iee
Use Pises Cough Sys.e aie
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s6n Ts4.sSrAtas 70 g.
'~e fRHEINATISM 81
Mcgic Szs....sssszzzzse .::s:....s.s4:.:s:z.2s
Nurito
for Rheumatism

Rheumatic sufferers arg certainty
going Wild With 10Y At tSc discover
Of NURITo. II works like a charm
fast and powerful. bus harmless
contains no opiases or otAsr Esr1l.-
ful ingredients. Get a box and rs-
lieve yourself OF that tornen.ins
rSiu
Evening star., 1928-03-04

i cost s2.5!1 to discover America, Co.
h'no's rncci.-ing approximately s.l3aS
! y. hi~ ft-"l". according IN latest sta ist:cs
Evening star., 1928-03-04

A quick. convenient and ex
hilaratinS shower bath in the
morning will keep you III
throughout tho day.
Evening star., 1928-03-04

Fashioned of an excellent
quality rubber In one of
Americas largest and best
known manufacturing plants.
Guara nieed tn render salts
factory service Beautifully
Hnished-full 2.duart size.
Evening star., 1928-03-04

For a quarter of century Baycr
has been by far the leading Aspirin
Tablets. You should never omit
them from the medicine cabinet.
Uncxccilcd for quickly relieving
headaches. neuralgia, h"nd cnlos
and other minor ailments Of this
nature. One G. two tablets dis
solved In hslf glass ri water in
stantly relieves sore throat when
used as a gargie.
Evening star., 1928-03-04

A splendid timekeeper with the
appearance Of much higher
priced clock. Highly polished
metal case with effective ton
bcll alarm pretty white face with
are easily read.
40 need of heins late for work
any more. when a guaranteed
alarm clock may be purchase
for 30 little during this sale.
Evening star., 1928-03-04

A beautifully finished. seam.
less aluminium percolator with
black non.heating wood handle.
\ full Soup capacity which
makes delicious coffee quickly.
Panel design as Illustrated This
sale affords the thrifty an oppor-
tuuity to effect q substantial
saving.
Evening star., 1928-03-04
Other Electrical Goods ds-Lo.u Priced!

So. so Star. Rite Heating
Fdds .... .... -. w
81. so Electric Toas.~rs..Sf.,3S
use 2-Way Electric
Plugs ...,... I've
Evening star., 1928-03-04
Tin of IL. .12c
Bottle of %. !. .21c
Bottle of 100. .75c

p;Ie.Eoo is physicians pre-
AA oI scription that we
rigidly guarantee to prevent and
overcome blind. bleeding or Itch
ing piles or refund money. 1t costs
you only 89c. but is worth many
times more TO any sufferer.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-07-20
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Chicago, July 20.-(AP)-U. S.
D. A.)-Hogs, 21,O00; market OPP
ened steady to 10 lower; late trade
Is to 25 lower in comparance with
Thursdays average: top LAS paid
for choice SIS to 210 lb weights.
Butchers, medium to choice, $50 to
$50 lbs 10.55@11.25; 200 to $50 lbs
1O.35@11.45; 100 to 200 lbs 1850
11.45; 100 to 16O lbs 9.60@11.25.
Packing sows 9.25@10.25. Pigs,
medium to choice 80 10 130 lbs 9.25
@10.35.
Cattle. 1000; calves, 1000; both
killing classes weak on peddling
basis; shipper demand narrow; I'M
dertone firm on choice light yearl-
ings; best 14.50 demand for weighty
steers unreliable. Slaughter classes.
steers, good and choice, 1900 to 1900
lbs 14.0O@16.25; 100 to 1900 lbs
14.O0@16.60; $50 to 100 lbs 14.25@
1875; common and medium $50 lbs
up S.75@14.25. Fed yearlings, good
and choice. 7.5O to $50 lbs 1880
1870. Heifers, good and choice, $50
lbs down 14.75@16.60; common and
medium 9.00@14.75. Cows, good
and choice, 9.75@12.5O; common ano
medium 7.5O @9.25; low cutter and
cutter 6.O0M7.5O. Bulls. good ant
choice (beef) 9.4O@1O.75; cutter K
medium 7.25@9.35. Vealers mill
fer) good and choice 13.O0@15.25
medium 12.OO@13.OO; Gull and com
mon 80o@12.OO. Stocker and feedel
steers, good and choice, (al
weights) l1.75@13.5o; common ant
medium 9.25@11.75.
Sheep. 1000; active firm trade Of
all bovine classes; spreads marrow
on both rangers and natives.f How
ever, quality fairly uniform fresl
feeding lambs practically absen'
Lambs, good and choice (92 ID
DOWN 14.5O@15.S5; medium 1926
1850; Gull and common 10.25@13.2'
Ewes, medium to choice, (150 lb
DOWN 4.25@7.15; Gull and commo
I1.75@5.5O. Feeder lambs good an
choice 13.25@13.75.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-07-20
GATES
OPEN FOR TWO
Pair Who Robbed N. p. Elk.
press Co. of. $4,000 Arrive
at Penitentiary

Fargo, N. D., July 20.-(AP)--
Oscar E. Granskov, Of Moorhead,
Mimi, was sentenced to four years
in the state penitentiary at Bis.
marck by Judge A. 7. Cole in Cass.
county district court Thursday
afternoon when he pleaded guilty to
charge Of grand larceny in ccnnec-
ton with the robbing of the Amer
lean Railway Express company
office in the Northern Pacific depot
Of $4,000 June %.
Granskov was the attendant ut
the express company office at the
time of the robbery. He at first
told a story Of having been attacked
and robbed and was taken to a hos
pital, apparently in semi-conscious
condition where he refused to talk
for several days.
He later was taken to the county
Jail where he admitted the robbery
and implicated Arthur Redenkirsch,
of Moorhead, who was arrested a
few days later at Detroit Lakes,
Minnesota.
Redenkirsch admitted taking part
in the robbery and was sentenced to
from two to four years in the state
penitentiary Wednesday when he
pleaded guilty to charge Of grand
larceny before Judge Cole.
The two will be taken to Bis
marck today.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-07-20
WHEAT HIGHER
ON CROP NEWS
Heat Wave Hits Grain in
Central Europe Gable
Reports Say

Chicago, July 20.-F>--Late esti-
mates that upward of 100000
bushels of North Am rican wheat
had been bought for Europe since
Yesterday kept wheat values point
ing upward today. Unexpected
higher quotations at Liverpool pre-
coded the wheat market advance
here. and it was said the export
business today in luded gulf sales Of
domestic wheat. Abnormal hot
weather over central Europe was
reported, and consequent deteriora-
ton If crops.
Wheat closed firm. lc to lac net
higher, corn UNCHANGED TO Use
lower, oats at lc decline to &C ad-
vance, and provisions unchanged to
20c down.
Wheat price advances today were
in the face of the fact that record
breaking big receipts Of new winter
wheat at Kansas City were reported,
LIPS cars. The influence of this
bearish development, however. was
almost completely lost sight of on
account Of indications that export
purchases Of wheat from North
America, made since yesterdays
close. were said to have reached a
huge total, some estimates being
100000 to 100000 bushels.
European crop advices today were
pessimistic. especially those from
Poland. Meanwhile Liverpool cables,
besides telling Of unlookedfor up
turns in wheat quotations. said the
general opinion was that the wheat
market there had reached bottom,
for a time at least. and that more
demand was in evidence.