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1000 Yaquis Surrender


Another government announcement
Sid that 1900 rebel Yaqui troops had
surrendered and become supporters
Of the government cause at Naco, So
nora. Naco was regarded as an Inn
portant point which by reason. Of its
location between the Coahuilau sector
and the west coast would prevent re-
inforcing Of one army at the expense
Of the. other.
AS reward for the return to the
fold. the government ordered that
every man Of the troops which have
occupied Naco and Of the garrison
already there be given ten dollars.
Consular agents were ordered to pro-
vide for their food and clothing and
necessities. The salaries Of those who
returned to the government cause
were ordered started again effective
yesterday. NH
Aeroplanes have found . definite
sphere Of usefulness In the campaign
Of General Gales. He has had them
scout out the territory ahead OF hts
vanguard. notifying Of dynamited
bridges and torn up rails. He has q
total Of eight planes With his army,
part Of which Is deploying for m at
tack on Durango where there Is still
. small rebel force.
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RANGE OF CARLOT SALES

Minneapolis, March Is. - (AP) -
Range of carlot sales: Wheat No. !
northern l.24 to 1854; sample grade
dark northern 9li:; No. mixed
l.l3is: No. durum HOS to LAS:
No. amber durum 1.13!:; No.
mixed duruln l.077s.
Corn-No. yellow STA to 89A;
No. 4 mixed 81.
Oats-No. white 461s to 49,.
Rye-No. 2 92A to lois.
Barley-No. GA to n; sample
grade 60.
FlaX-No. / 2.48I to 2.49.
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SOUTH 81. PAUL lIvESTOCH

south SC. 1aul, March l3-(H1-(U.
IS. Department Of Agricultural Cat
tle-2,O00: mixed yearllngs. light
weight steers and all butcher stock
steady: undertoue weak on lnatuffd
steers: several loads medium, weights
1900: best medium weights .early
12.26: bulk all weights 1918 to 1900:
good and medium fat COWS TOO to
as: heieers $50 to s.75: cutters SIS
70 CTS: bulls unchanged; stockers and
feeders continuing II broad demand.
Ca1yes-3.O00: improved quality
considered 50 Or more higher; good
tights 1850 to 100: bulk 1900.
Hogs-13.000: lights and butchers
averaging = to zoe lower than Tues
day: bulk lots to 100: top 11.lO:
paid Tor clopely sorted 100 to 100 10.
averages; light lights sc lower: bulk
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!. THE GUTTER

Patient: I say, doctor, don't you
think Il would be 4 good idea II
were to pack up and 60 to. some
place where the climate Is warmer
Doctor: Good heavens! Isn't that
just what I've been trying to pre-
vent Tit Bits.
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CHICAGO POTATOES

Chicago, March l3-(F-(U. S. De-
partment of Agricultural Potatoes
Receipts SO cars, on track 24O cars,
total U. S. shipments 846 cars; trad
ing slow. market firm on Idaho, weak
on other stock: Wisconsin sacked
round whites IS to 30: Minnesota and
North Dakota sacked Red River Ohios
100 to ITO; Idaho sacked russets,
$50 to Its.
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WEDNESDAY.

WEDNESDAY,.
8:30-Music
0:00-Sunshine hour.
bill lO:00-Markets. .
1O:05-Music.
l1:00-Markets. !.
l1:30-News flashes,
l2:O0-Markets.
PM.
l2:O5-Luncheon program.
1:30-Markets and weather.
1:35-Tribune news flashes.
1:45-Afternoon musical program.
|. 2:00-Markets.
2:o5-Afternoon musical program.
3:30-Farn program.
6:00-Dinner hour. II n.
6:50-Newscasting.
7:00-Evening musical. ri,
@ THURSDAY So.
[A.M.; t.sA1 s ~
8:30-Music. '2' ~
9:00-Sunsh:ne hour. ..
l0:00-Markets.
lO:05-Music. @ 7
1880 Bookman. 80 ~ 60
|11:0O-Markets. - s:- - :
ll:05--Aunt Sammy. A- ~
Observation-Disclosures.
l2:00-Markets. {
Pm. =
la:o6-Luncheon program.
1:30-Markets and weather. ~.
1:36-News flashes.
1:46-Afternoon musical program.
| 2:00-Markets. =
2:05-Afteruoon musical program. :
3:30-EArm program.
6:00-D1nner hour program.
6:3O-Newscasting.
7:00-Evening musical.
e:0o-IAte evening pro9rana..
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WILL RER0UTE. TRAINS

ST.. Paul, March l3.-(APl-0reat
Northern railroad announced it would
reroute its coast trains between here
and Mtnot. NJ D.. tr its plan to re-
duce running time between Chicago
and the Pacific coAst. effective June
18th. > - ~
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CHICAGO PRODUCE

Chicago. March 13.-(AP)-Poultry
alive, firm; receipts cars; fowls %
to 30: springs "a: broilers 46 to IS:
ROSTERS %; turkeys 80; ducks "a to
80; geese q.
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stairs.
FOR RENT-Beautifully furnished
sleeping room with three windows,
suitable for one or two in modern
home. Call at 814 Ave. D or phone
1143-J.
ROOMS FOR RENT-Nicely fur
nished rooms in modern home.
Suitable for two. Opposite postof-
flee. Call at 20S Third street. =
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room,
In modern home. Suitable for two
girls, board If desired. Call at 412
Eighth street or phone oil.
FOR RENT-One room. kitchenette
and closet, we'll furnished Also use
of frigidaire service. Hazelhurst.
Ill Fifth street. Phone 273.
FOR RENT-Furnished room, suitable
for one or two girls in private home.
Breakfast If desired. Four blocks
from postoffice.. Phone 203.
GOOD SIZED. well furnished front
room with kitchenette and closet
for light housekeeping. al Fifth
street. Phone 273.
FOR RENT-Room in new modern
home. bath connecting. suitable for
one or two, near capitol. 93l
Eighth street..
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room
in modern home. four blocks from
postoffice. Gentleman preferred.
Phone 44O-J.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGES

TONEKOIN E1AV1Sn1NOU0
New York, March 13.-(P-Foreign
exchanges irregular: demand: Great
Britain 485 1N6; France $50 1li2;
Italy demand 523A; Germany 1885,;
Norway 1856; Sweden 26.70,z; Mon
treal, 99.19s4.
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1915: packing sows CTS to 1000: pigs
steady, 1850: average cost Friday
ll16: weight 22l.
Sheep-50O; fat lambs Is or more
higher: ewes steady: choice fed
lambs 70 to 20 pounds. 1850 to 100:
palmer kinds 1900 heavies 1880 to
l4.50: culls and common lambs 11CO
to 1900; best fat ewes $50; bulk $50
and up.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-03-13

FEMALE HELP WANTEU
WANTED-Maid. for general house,
work. also school girl to work for
room and board with small wages.
Phone 862-R after 600 p. m. or
write poStOffice box 81.
WANTED Lady as housekeepcr on
farm. Three adults in family. Mid
die -aged lady preferred. Write
Tribune, care of Ad. No. 80.
.WANTED-Comp maid for gem
cral housework, one who.> likes
children, none other need apply.
Call at 1905 Fourth street. ).
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@ehot" silk u 30 called because
thread Of one color IN the web q
shnttled. o. shot, through warp Of
aiother color.
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WORK WANTED

WORK WANTED
YOUNG WIDOW-With girl Of
school age wants job OIL farm as
housekeeper. State wages in first
letter. Write Ad. No. %, in care OF
the Tribune.
WIDOW with boy eight years old,
wants work. First class cook. Write
Tribune, care of Ad. No. IS.
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MINNEAPOLIS POTATOES
MINNEAPOLIS. March 13-(Pl-(u.

Department of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
toes: Light wire inquiry, demand
slow. market dull. Carloads delivered
sales, freight only deducted, Minne-
apolis-St. Paul rate, sacked cwt.,
round whites. u. s. No. and party
graded, IS to 20 cents.
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LOTS FOR SALE

LOT FOR SALE-6O It. by 100 It. 10
Gated on Ave. B between Twelfth
and Thirteenth street, including
about 1000 IT. Of used lumber Price
]475.OO. Phone ll73-R.
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MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR
Minneapolis. March l3-(P)-Flous
unchanged. Shipments 30,77l.
Bran $3.50 to $3.50.
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MINNEAPOLIS CASH CLOSE

Minneapolis, March l3-(R)-Wheat
receipts today 1876 compared to $50 a
year ago. Minneapolis cash wheat
and coarse grain closing quotations
today follow:
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STANDARD OIL CLOSE

New York, March 13.-(P)-Stan-
dard Oil Co. of Indiana, closed on
the curb today at 81 3-4.
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Federals Close in
on TOrreOn Ready
to Hit Final Blow

Continued from page one)
Nogales, foreseeing the time when he
would have to live In exile.
1t was said the government was
without knowledge as to whether
General Manzo returned to continue
leadership Of his troops. Other rebel
commanders were said to have sent
their families north to the United
States and government circles were
jubilant in their acceptance Of the
situation Of admission Of defeat.
Fall Of saltillo, capital Of Coahuila,
took place yesterday.
The rebel rear guard destroyed
bridges and tore up tracks as the
army passed making federal pursuit
on foot and by horse necessary prob
ably retarding advance of the army
Of General Almazan from Monterey
to aid in the attack on Torreon.
Every bridge between saltillo and
Encantada was reported destroyed.
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CLASSIFIED MARKETS FINANCIAL NEWS = RADIO !: I"
uElP WANTED MALE

TWO OPENINGS for reliable men.
Earnings $500 per week at start.
Pay weekly. Car necessary. The
Fuller Brush Go. See F. B. Power.
@. p. Hotel.
LEARN BARBERlNG NOW. Prepare
for spring trade. Big demand. good
wages. Free catalog. Moler Bar
Der College. Fargo. N. D., Butte.
Mont. - st
WANTED-A, first class blacksmith
at Parshall, N. Oak. Call or write
Leonard Patten, 308 Ave. "A. Bis
marck. N. D.
WANTED-Young man to work BY
the month. Francis Jaszkowiak. 4l9
Twelfth street.
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NEW YORK POULTRY

New YORK, March 13-(Hl-Poultry
dressed, steady; old ROSTERS 20 to 29c;
turkeys fresh 80 to soc: frozen, 80 to
45c.
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LOST

LOST-Lady's white gold wrist watch
with expansion bracelet. Lost in
downtown district. Finder please
return to the Rembrandt Studio. or
to Tribune for reward.
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NEW YORK EGGS

New York, March 13-lF-Eggs
steady, receipts 50,693. Frech gath
cred extra 81 u to 80; extra firsts 30h
to 3lA: firsts 29ls to 80; seconds 20
to 29A.
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MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE-Electric radio, Meadows
washer, sewing machine, floor lamp,
oil range. dressers. beds. touches.
writing desk. kitchen cabinets,
rockers. rugs. photograph, lawn
mower, and other articles. Phone
745-W or call at 404 Tenth street.
NATIONAL Cash REGISTERS
New and second hand. Over 500
styles and eizes. We have one to
fit your business. w. e. 8titxel.
representative. Patterson Hotel
Bismarck, N. D.
FOR SALE-Choice Canary singers,
imported German Rollers. Choppers
and Harz Mountains. Cages. seeds.
treats, etc. Phone ll5-J. Jacob
Bull. Dickinson. N. D. Box No 728
FOR SALE-Six tube battery radio
set, new tubes and battery with
new, temple speaker. Call at Bis
lnarck Paint & Glass Co.
WANTED-Good feed oats. Wachter
Transfer Co.
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FOR SALE

SIX ROOM modern house, south
front, hot water heat, on paving,
near school. Sales price @4,260.
Terms.
SIX ROOM modern bungalow, south
front, enclosed porch. hardwood
floors, full basement, furnace heat,
near schools. Sales price $470o.
Terms
FOUR ROOM modern bungalow, new.
just completed. oak and maple
floors, built-in features. extra room
In basement. Lot 50x14O, low taxes,
quick possession. Sales price 1850.
Good terms.
SIX ROOM two story house, hard.
wood floors, built-in features, fire
place, south front, good location
Sales price $6500O0. Good terms,
FIVE ROOM tile and stucco bunga.
low, hardwood floors. south front,
good location, full basement. base-
ment garage. Sales price t4350.0O.
Terms.
SIX ROOM modern bungalow. 1oca.
ton 302 Griffin street, Rivervjew
Addition, hardwood floors, built-in
features, east front, full partitioned
basement. basement garage. good
location. Sales price $6700.00.
Terms. Il
-s.
SEVEN ROOM two story house.
hardwood floors, one bed room on
first floor, fire place, enclosed
porch. two garages, good location.
Sales price $3.50. Terms.
MODERN HOUSE, four rooms and
bath, hardwood floors, full baae.
ment, furnace heat, outside 1ssaee.
Sales price $3.50. Terms. J.
FIVE ROOM modern bungalow. hard.
wood floors, full basement, fuynaoa
heat, screened porch, outside ear.s
age. lawn, trees, low taxes, located.
close in. Sales price $4,000. Good
terms.
LARGE MODERN home, five bed.r
rooms. hot water heat, hardwood
trim and floors. fireplace, mann,
built-tn features, south front. oa,f.,
side garage. Sales price 17o6o.
Terms. -
HEDDEN REAL ESTATE ).
AGENCY :
Loans Made on City Property
Webb Block plsona II.
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NJ. B. Gilman Co.
Phone sos, Bismarck.
HOUSES AND FLATS

FOR sALE-Five room bungalow
Strictly modern. roomy closets.
screened porch. on pavement. love.
~ garden space. shrubbery. trees,
garage. Close to high school and
grade school. Located In fastest
growing part Of city. Cash O.
terms, $1,000. Write Ad. No. -,
care of The Tribune.
HOUSE FOR sALE-Large. beautiful
home with 1 bed rooms, close In ana
in fine neighborhood. Double gar.
age. A chance to get wonderful
home at bargain price. Address
Ad. No. 81. care Of Tribune.
FOR sALE-By owner. modern 7Ive.
room bungalow. built-in features,
basement garage, located on pave.
ment. Priced for quick sale. Write
Tribune Ad. No. 20.
FOR RENT-New upper duplex, two
bedrooms. Good location. Vacant
March 18th. Phone $50 or call ct
2ll w. Rosser after $50 p. M.
FOR RENT-Modern room house,
furnished, blocks from postoffice.
c. F. Moody, Ala Second street.
Phone 544-J.
FOR RENT-Six room all modern
house. Phone 233 day time q
826-R after 600 p. m.
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AUTOMOBILE
SEVERAL good buys In used cars.
Touring, coupes, coaches and Sc
dams. Good stock OF Star and Dur
ant parts on hand. First class
mechanics in charge OF service.
Hedahl Motor company.
FOR SALE-Seven passenger Cadillac
sedan in good condition. Just the
thing for taxi or bus line. For
further particulars write Ad. No.
80, in care of the Tribune.
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WANTED TO BUY

WANTED TO BUY
PARTY WANTS to buy q satisfactor-
. lily desirable or s. room modern
house. with hot water heat. in de-
strable location. at right prices.
Write Tribune Ad. No. 80.
PERSON WANTS to buy good Z OF
5 room modern house. preferably
stucco. well located. Write Trib.
une Ad. No. 81.
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WANTED TO RENT
WANTED TO RENTING or 8 room
mouse close In. Address Box l76,
City.
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APARTMENTS

APARTMENTS
FOR RENT-Two room apt. In m ID
ern home. Newly decorated and
nicely furnished. Convenient to
school and capitol. Reasonably
priced. Call at 8l8 Seventh street
or phone 300.W.
FOR RENT-A small front apartment
In Person Court. Present tenant
desires to sell complete furnishings
to renter. Phone 1913 or call at
Apartment z, Person Court.
FOR RENT-Two room apartment
furnished for light housekeeping
also single room by day or week.
Phone 1873 or call at Bismarck Col
lege Bldg.
FOR RENT-A furnished light house.
keeping apt. In modern home. or q
or room apt. ON first floor. For
adults only. GA Eighth.
FOR RENT-By first of week fur
nished or UNFINISHED apartment
in Varney Flats. 408 Second or
phone 773.
FOR neutrality-suspicious. at the
Woodmansee. H. j. Woodmansee.
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FARM LAND
l60 ACRES Ramsey county land. no
encumbrance. all under cultivation,
for sale or would trade for clean
stock OF hardware or Gen. Mdse.
May put In some, cash If required.
Would also consider trading for
Bismarck residential property. Ad-
dress Box 685, Bismarck.
FINE $40 acre stock and dairy farm.
well improved, near market, for
sale or trade for smaller tract Of
land or smaller farm. Several UNI
improved one to three quarter
tracts for sale or trade. Address
Tribune. care Of Ad. No. So.
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CHICAGO GRAIN TABLE

O111Cd8O, M6ICII IO.-(FJ-
Open High Low Clio,
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ROOMS FOR RENT

ROOMS FOR RENT
FOR RENT-Two clean warm Sleep
ing rooms. one block from town.
City heated, no objections to light
housekeeping If desired. Adults
only. Local reference required. Call
at 6l0 Thayer Ave. or phone 872.
FOR RENT-One single and one
double furnished modern rooms. De-
sirable location. block east of car
line. Convenient to capitol or down.
town. Phone 1871 evenings.
ROOM FOR GENTLEMAN "A beau
tifully furnished room in large,
modern home, real close. in. Also
have garage for rent. Inquire at
500 Seventh street North.
FOR RENT-Large well furnished
room in modern home, suitable for
one or two. Close in. Phone 145l
or call at 400 Seventh street, up
stairs.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-03
TO SING INS.A
GIVEN HONORSB BY FRENCH

How the artistry and attractive
voice cf Edith Mason, former St
Louis girl. now one Of the worlds
foremost Lyric Sopranos and prima
donna OF Chicago Civic Opera Com
pany overturned the customs OF a
century in Paris, is interesting and
a glowing testimonial TO her inter
ma onr' fame. She sings Marguerite
in Gounod's Faust l Municipal Au-
.itorium, San Antonio, March list;
and this is the story.
The privilege of singing at the
National Opera in Paris II Italian
was extended to Miss Mason after
the rule that only French should be
sung had been in effect for more
than a century. Even Caruso had
hean denied the right to appear in
lillian repertoire IN the historic
Free. shrine Of music. but the
highest government authorities
themselves ruled that the custom
should b. waived in order that
French ~opera-goers might hear Miss
6 Is Marguerite in Faust. a
role in which at Lat time she vas
widely celebrated.
The American artist had been
warmly pressed TO appear at the
French National Opera and when she
arrived was asked 10 appear in five
. rras including Faust, which at
that time she knew only in Italian.
II was in this time the French es-
pc j. ly desired to hear her. but the
provision Of the old code arose and
it had never been broken.
Opera officials conferred among
= ,mselves and decided that the
perferman, would have 20 be sac
rificed. but the demand for Miss
Mason's appearance had been too
great. The matter was finally TAX
en- up to the Minister OF Fine Arts.
Obviously, he decided. Miss Mason
I'll not have time TO learn the opera
in Frcnch and that - -ublic wa T.
cd 1, hear her. So down came tum-
bling T.. age-old custom for that
special occasion and the American
girl appeared so successfully that
she remained long in Paris. singing
in the National Opera. the Opera
Comique and the Theatre Lyrique for
two years
The performance Of Faust" was
unique in that Miss Mason's role,
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NAVAL PLANE
CONTINUED from page one.)

CONTINUED from page one.)
Boeing fighters, loo Vought Cor
sairs and 81 Martin torpedo-bombers
will take the air to demonstrate
their value as offensive and defen-
sive weapons.
Planes stationed aboard the car
riers arc land planes. They are
equipped with wheels and take off
and land just as they would on a
dirt field. Secret gear hats them
when they land. and the Saratoga
and Lexington also carry catapults
for use when necessary.
Aboard the battleships and chruis-
ers seaplnnes operate. These are
equipped with pontoons. In taking
off. they are shot out from ~catapults
and in a distance of about so feet
attain a speed sufficient to keep
them in the air. In landing they
settle on the water and are hoisted
by booms and proper tackle 70 the
catapults. where they are made
ready for another flight.
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months. and so on.) The more paid
each month, the quicker the loan is
wiped out.
"These mortgages are sometimes
called the disappearing mortgages
the man who uses them to buy his
home finds that they slip right out
from under him. instead Of piling
up like other debts. IL is the sys-
tematic payments which do this.
Zach building and loan associa-
ton has a little different method of
going about il. but all Of them are
very much the same. They differ
principally in the methods Of book
keeping used TO reduce the mort
gage. These slight differences make
some of the loans work out in one
number of months, and other loans
work out in a different number.
lone particular advantage of the
loan from a building association is
that when the borrower is unable 10
pay the special tax assessments or
other unusual expenses, such as re-
pairs, which sometimes are neces-
sary, the association will help him
out by advancing this additional
money. He can pay it back just like
the remainder of his loan, paying in
terest on it, Of course, until the
amount has been repaid. This spe-
cial service is offered by building
associations because they are mutual
in character and expect TO cooperate
with every one who does business
with them. In fact. most Of these
associations do business only with
members and permit anyone 10 be-
come a member by simply subscrib-
ing to and beginning payment upon
their savings shares.
Can Invest IN Shares
"People can invest in these saw
ings shares. whether they wish to
borrow or not. In fact the great
majority OF the members do not ex-
rarf tn horrn~ Tf ovarvopa utehad
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to borrow, it would never have been
possible to build up such a gigantic
business as is represented in the
$4,000, 600 Of assets now in use. Yet
all of this great volume of savings
has been built up in comparatively
snail institutions, many Of them I'M
known except to their members, but
all Of them available to anyone who
wishes TO join. The savers obtain
good returns on their investments.
The borrowers obtain their homes
at small cost, and on easy monthly
payments"
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with others dependent upon il, we're
sung in Italian while the chorus sang
in French. The distinction conferred
upon her was shared by her husband,
Maestro Giorgio Polacco, leading con-
ductor and musical director OF the
Chicago Civic Opera Company, in
that he the first foreigner ever
asked to conduct French Opera in
Paris. The invitation was extended
him at the request of Madame De-
busy. widow Of the noted composer.
and Marcel Rousseau, composer Of
1 , prize opera "TarRss Boulba".
Following Miss Mason's successful
presentation Of an Italian role, she
scored additional successes in French
at the National Opera as Salome in
"Herodiade"; Juliette in Romeo and
Juliette"; Marguerite in "Mefisto-
fele" and Gilda in "Rigoletto", after
which she had many successes in
in a wide repertoire. She was
praised for her characterize
tion of Manon in the opera of Mas
senet which Is so dear to the hearts
OF French opera audiences.