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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-27
Is n. D. Communities
To Participate on
NeighbOr hood Day

Twenty ; five North Dakota COM
munities Will participate In Neigh
borhood day ct the North Dakota Ag-
ricultural college. January II. accord
Ing to A. q. Arvold. sponsor Of the
event. The get.together Is held an
nually In connection with the Farm.
ers ana Homemakers week. Get this
year for January l4.l7. inclusive.
Each visiting group viii present .
program. originated and worked out
In the community, In Q series Of Lit
tie Country theater presentations
which viii take up most Of the day.
Activities start with . noon luncheon
which will be followed ct i:30 p. m.
By . conference at which neighbor-
hood problems viii Be discusssd and
solutions offered.
Community programs begin at $50
D. M, lasting until $50. when = din
ner VIII b given the visitors In the
Lincoln Log Cabin. Musical enter
tainment and talks will be given
throughout the meal. Programs viii
continue q 7:3o. and are expected 70
last until midnight. A prominent
speaker has been tentatively secured
Tor tho event.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-27
ROAD IMPROVEMENT
BIDS Being RECEIVED
Preliminary Drafts Of 1880 Con.
s~truction Program Under
Consideration

Members Of the state highway
commission. meeting here today. were
to receive bids on Is road improve
ment projects for construction next
year.
It was expected that they also
would consider preliminary drafts 81
the 1880 construction program. which
must be adopted by January Is.
Grading projects on which bids are
to be received follow:
Morton county. 1872 miles south
from st. Anthony.
Barnes, La Moure and Ransom
counties. Is miles along county lines,
connecting routes Nos. ! and 8.
Cass county. 81 miles, Buffalo
north.
Hettinger county. So miles, Mott
north. and one mile in Mott.
Divide county. S miles south OF
Crosby: SIS miles north and south Of
Ambrose and 81 miles north OF Moo
nan.
Bottineau county. Z miles. Kramez
north and IL miles southeast from,
Omemgec.
Rolette county. 81 miles northeast
Of st. John and 6 miles from Mylo
east.
Towncr county. 5 miles from Bisbec
west.
Grand Forks county. 10 miles from
Manvillc west.
Stutsynan : Logan and La Moure
counties. rs miles cast Of Gackle on
county lines.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-27
KENTUCKY FEUD HAS
TAKEN Another LIFE
Six Men Face Murder Charges
Following Death Yesterday
Of Chester Fugate

jackson, KWy.. Dec. 27.-R-An-
other 10 dead In the latest feud flare
up In bloody Dyeathitt" county, and
officers today were expected to bring
charges Of murder against six men
named BY the victim. Chester Fugate.
IS. before he died late yesterday.
Five OF the men. kinsmen OF Clay
Watkins. whom Fugate shot to death
Dec. 10, surrendered shortly before
Tugatc died Of II pistol wounds and
exposure, and were held under $1,000
bond each on charges Of malicious
shooting and wounding. The sixth
sent word he would surrender.
q. @. Watkins, commemorative at
torney. announced previously that
charges Of murder would be man.
datory II Fugate died.
Fngate was taken from his cell in
the Breathitt county jail here early
Christmas morning by q mob Of sew
eral score men. shot again and again,
and left for dead In the snow. He
was found five hours later by q
farmer. nearly dead from loss Of
blood and exposure. The jailer. s. L.
Cambs, had been bound BY the mob
leaders.
That the staying Of Fugatc was def
initely q feud revival. and that the
ancient law Of Moses and the noun
tains OF IAN eye for an eye and q
tooth for q tooth" was being obeyed,
came to light yesterday. Three years
ago Amos Nugate. cousin OF the mob
victim. shot and killed Deputy Sheriff
Green Watkins. brother OF the man
Chester Fugate killed last week. In q
quarrel over q petty debt. A posse
found Amos Fugate and filled his
body full OF bullets.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-27
NODAKS DROP GAME
With DAV|S-ELKINS
Jack West Says Contest Was
Cancelled When Game at
Fargo Was Arranged

Grand Forks. N. D.. Dec. 27.-H,-
Athletic officials at the University of
North Dakota announced yesterday
that the football game scheduled with
Davis and Elkils university for next
Oct. 3. has been Cancelled.
G. A. West. athletic director, said
before leaving for Denver where an
all-star North Central conference
football team meets tho Rocky Noun
tain conference all-stars New Years
dAy. that the game was called off
whom the North Dakota Aggies
booked the West Virginia institution
Tor q game Sept. n.
West said the game between the
Aegies and Davis and Elkins not only
would interfere With the game here.
but also forces him to schedule m.
other team Tor Sept. ~ Is that date
Wa ct as the first Of q home and
homo series between the Bison and
Nodaks.
Before leaving for Denver. West
sAtd he had opened negotiations with
several leading institutions that have
bean trying to schedule . game with
the Nickertails.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-27
SHARP EYBACKSN
/ LIVERPOOL VALUES
! SENDP RlCESD DOWN
English Wheat Trade Reported
/, to ss sidlng Time on Buying
North American Offers

Chicago. Dec. 27.-(AP)-Dcspite
wheat at the Gulf Of Mexico and the
Ms,k d sssnValri Side Side today od.cs' The The
declines were largely due to refusal
nj tbA Averpool market TO reflect
strong upturns made by North Amert.
can quotations during the last two
day were lower. and export. business
from the United states and Canada
today lacked volume. whereas Ar.
genlno and Australian exports for
the week showed q fair increase yer
Wheat closed unsettled. i.Ac TO- e
,D.s. is5; Mar isoAH to s; May issX
!, ;$ =: !. }; IS; i 9; L.. \ 81 s. IS {. e q i A :;' s.
oats stc TO Il to NC off. and provi-
='ons varying from SC setback to a
In the asErssst. corn trade S Ts:
4 factor Ia checking the downturns.
Oats averaged lower sy~mpathixing
with other cereals.
Provisions were easy. influenced by
downturns both In hog values n
According to current adytces in
soma quarters here. tho Liverpool
wheat trade was playing z =
nous game today, and r~efraining
from bouncing on wheat offerings
from North America: Meanwhile.
much lower today than look ed for.
and this circumstance did much at
times TO pull down Chicago prices
for future deliveries. On the other
hand. figures at hand showed that
world shipments 40 far this season
are nearly 1907 Q 1000. bu, smaller
than q year ago. and there were pre-
dictions Of better foreign buying
ali cad.
Developments today continued TO
point to activity by agencies OF the
federal farm board In taking steps
for possible Withdrawal Of domestic
wheat from unduly pressing on the
market. LII this connection, Omaha
messages said II was reported the
farm board has arranged for 1000. 900
bu. storage space In Omaha, and will
take more II needed.
Corn showed itself responsive to
downturns In wheat values. Arrivals
OF corn In Chicago today tctalcd 49,
cars. against - cars = week ago and
:54 cars at this time last year.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-27
Foshay and Bigelow
Defendants in Suit

Minneapolis. Dec. 27.-(R-Wilbur
d. roshay Is named . principal. and
n. II Dtgelow - earnishee In an
action IA gasniahment filed In the
district court Of Hennepin county TO.
day BY Joseph Chapman, as receiver
for the w. ,. xoehay building corpor.
alton.
Tho action. according to Josiah
0ril. attorney for ". =. Foshay, =
"A Aftermath cf . suit recently filed
against Toshay by the receiver. for
the sum Of 10000 representing an
art collection which Is alleged to
have been sold by Nj. EoshAy.
According 10 Brill tho art colleC-
ton was purchased BY Digelow and
The amount gtipulated has long ago
been paid ~ him. Brill said today
that roshay would answer the action.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-27
MINNEAPOLIS WHEAT
kf0ysHNYRBN A fs0.n0Ec n.nWEm

Minneapolis. Dec. 27.-(Ar)-Wheat
futures staggered at the opening to-
day and showed little spirit In later
trade. May closed 1 50 cent lower
with only light scalping trade In the
ate dealings.
Corn futures sagged with wheat.
Oats we're DUH and featureless. Rye
cased with wheat. Barley ri dull
and weak. FLAX was weaker.
Cash wheat was strong and most
OF the good offerings sold / cent bet
ter AZ compared with futures. Offer
ings continued light and sound quail
ity moved readily. Winter wheat was
firmcr compared with futures. Durum
offerings continued light and were
In fair TO good demand.
Cash corr prices were better than
yesterday when the market dipped.
Oats also was better, demand ruling
fair to good. Rye buying was still
slack with little mill interest. Barley
offerings were scant n demIand waS
Inir TO good. Flax one vas easier
under heavier offerings.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-27
soyTM 81. PAUL LIyEsTock

South II. PAUL, Dec. z7.-(APl--(U.
S. p. A.)-Cattle-3.sOO: light year.
carly 1850: medium and heavy steers
very slow. indications around &c
lower: she stock mostly steady. bulk
.oMmon and medium rows 6.25 to
s.75: heifery IT'S to 300: odd lots to
11.5O: low cutters and cutters steady.
outside demand broad for bulls. bulky
we!!ghty kinds $50 down; stockers
1900: very little early trade. early
sales steady to 50 lower. bulk 1850 to
1900.
lIogs-15,0O0: averaging about Il
lower than Thursday: bulk desirable
$50 10 500 pound weights s.:5:. pack
ing sows 500 to So; pigs and light
light lights 800: average cost Thurs.
day 9.:1: weight 23s.
6hcep-:.O00: undertone weak: lew
bids good lamb 1900. around Is low
cr: holding best ~ 1850 Or about
steady: hulk desirable grades late
Thursday 1850; fat ewes scarce.
steady.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-27
Judgment i'm Favor of
Gene Tunney Granted

bridgeport. Conn. Dec. 27.-R-
Judgment In favor Of James j. (0enel
Tnnney, former heavyweight boxing
champion Of the world. was given In
Superior court today In the 100000
breach Of promise suit filed against
him b Alrs. Katherine King Eogarty.
Counsel for both sides had agreed
TO the judgment III . stipulation
siCned yesterday.
The stipulation also agreed that On
Injunction should issue against the
Pit Worth, Texas. Divorce. but this
was not acted upon Immediately BY
JUDGE Carl Foster. He said he would
Rad the prepared injunction care
fully bo1cgo affixing his signature.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-27
Il BISMARCK TRIBUNE. FRIDAY, DECEMBER q, 1929
new YoMlk

New York. Dec. s7.-(AP)-Butter
steadier: receipts 1883. Cheese,
steady, receipts l41,SSS.
Eggs unsettled: receipts s0.oil.
mixed colors fresh gathered extra
So to 81: extra first 81; first ~: re-.
frtEerator. special marks AN to ~;
extra first AZ to ~; first - 3.4 to
IL: seconds - to -.
Nearby Hennery white, closely Sc
lected extra 81 TO 50; nearby and
nearby western Henncry white. Az.
eraEe extra IS: nearby white pullets
~ to ~: nearby Hennery brown, fan.
cy to extra fancy 81 to -: Pacific
coast white. extra ssh to 80; first
IS to IS.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-27
RANGSE or CARLOT SALES
Minnoa nn1ia Ia. 27-(ApN-naMU

HANGSE OF CAWLOT SA1sES
Minneapolis. Dec. 27.-(AP)-Rang,
a., sar rcss rasn saiss; wheat: No. No.
northern. IL: a.: No. I hard winter
1.2:&: No. 3 amber durum, l.s6A
No. { mixed durum. 1.14h.
Corn. No. yellow. TAI 70 30 80
No. : white. 7shs: No. s mixed. 7:A
Oats. No. ) white. 4..i to az.
Barley. No. H. 81 to 50; sample Sc,
FLAX, No. !, 400 to 3.2O.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-27
CHICAGO CASH GRAIN

CWlCA00 CASH GRAIN
Chicago. Dec. c7.-(AP)-Whca,
No. : northern spring i:l a. to lc6N
Corn No. : mixed %: No. : yellow
sample grade 81 10 TN.
Oats No. I: white 46A ; sample grade
AN.
Rye No. ?, 1864 10 -.
Timothy seed $40 to cas-.
Glover seed 1880 TO 1900.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-27
AP 4 a DlEg

81. PAUL, DEE. :7.-R1-Alfred r.
Mcconnell. -, . member Of the As.
s0ciated Press traffic staff for the
past 70 years. died Unexpectedly from
4 heart attack early today. He was
formerly stationed q Huron. 8. q.
His mother. two brothers and . sister
survive.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-27
PARThrENr

APARTMENTS
FOR RENT-Apartment with large
living room. two bed rooms. two
large closets. kitchen and bath.
Gas range, hot water heat. warm
garage. Located at Ga Seventh
street. Apply to p. G. Remington,
office phone go. house phone Is.
FOR RENT-Apartments Just com-
pleted. private bath, hot water heat,
equipped with General Electric re.
~frigerator and electric stove, Gloss
In, furnished or unfinished. Cal
ct 6l8 Fifth street Or see Dr.. r 8.
Enge.
FOR RENT-Two room nicely fur
nished apartment In q newly dec
Grated. nice quiet home. Conven-
lent to capitol and schools. Call at
~8i4 Seventh street or phone 30o-W.
FOR RENT-An apartment. two
rooms, bath and kitchenette. partly
furnished. Also q two room all fur
nisled apartment. Call ut 500 Ninth
street OF phone 1054-M.
FOR RENT-Modern two room apart
nlcnt. partly furnished. on first
floor. private entrance from street.
downtown. Call at 1l8 First street.
rear.
FOR RENT-High class strictly mod
crn apartment In new two family
bungalow. Desirable location. In
Quire al w. Rosser or phone 1913.
FOR RENT-Cozy warm three room
corner apartment furnished. Also
= two room apartment. The Lau-
rain Apartments. Phone 303.
FOR RENT-Furnished apartment,
city heat. and an eight room mod
ern house. Close In. Also q garage.
L. w. Mclean. Phone 905.
FOR RENT-Furnished two room
apartment $25.0o per month. Call
at 1914 Broadway or phone 4eo-M.
FOR RENT-Furnished two room
apartment. private bath. $500 per
month. Call ct 6l0 Sixth street.
FOR RENT-Two room furnished
modern apartment. Call 1T ga
Fourth street or phone 543-W.
FOR RENT-January first, Furnished
OF unfurnished apartment. Varney
Apartments. Phone 773.
FOR RENT-F9rst floor. four room
apartment with garage. II. J.
Woodmansee.
FOR RENT-Furnished apartment
on ground floor. Call ct go Fourth
street.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-27
RORK WAMTRn

WORK WANTED
WORK WANTED-By woman. win
do washing and ironing, will call
and deliver. Also for rent: A
sleeping room to gentlemen or
ladies. Close In. Call ut :l9
Seventh street or phone l573-W.
WILL 90 to work In private home.
Ironing 35c per hour. Also high
school girl wants work after school
and holidays. Phone l462-W.
MlDDLE-AGED widow desires posi-
ton as housekeeper in good family.
Best Of references can be furnished.
Phone 6l0-W.
HAULING AND draying to all parts
Of town. Reasonable rates. Phone
l46c-W.
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POrATORs

Chicago, Dec. s7.-tAPl-(U. q. d
track 22e: total y. Il. shipments 81
ears: market about steady: Wisc0neiN
sacked round whites 43.lo TO sass
MinnesOta and North. Dakota sacked
sscssa T Ea::s.. 'i ;;.ss e Z. ~; ;s.s;. 'e.A'
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-27
NOTICE or REAL ESTATE MORT.
GAGE FORECLO1URE SALE

Notice 10 Hereby Given that = Ger.
tain mortgage. made. executed ana
S %sms e BY E Lncinds a.. A. ha E6s LA hc =
Of Bismarck. North Dakota. mort.
gagors. to Northwestern Mutual Saw.
lnes and Loan Association. . corpora.
ton. mortgsgss. dated The lst day e
In the office Of the register Of deeds
Of the County Of Burleigh and state
Of North Dakota, on the LIT day. %
November. 1927. and duly recorded in
viii Do forsclossd 81 : ssis Of the
premises In such mortgage and here-
matter described. at the front door OF
the court house. In the. City Of Bis
g %srT Se.;t Soq pakxo e b y Il. h sna s 81
o'clock r. n. on Saturday. the .4th day
Of January. A. p. 1880, to satisfy the
amount due upon = Snortga@e on
the day Of sale. That the default &C.
raid mortgage consists In tho failure
70 pay prinSt0al. interest. ana taxes
thereon whet: b same became due
ana legal neties wa: given A. pro.
holder Of said mortgage to sorscloss
The premises described in said
mortgage. and which will be sold to
County County : ' u i sass::ies + : ana STATE e 'e q
North Dakota. and are described .
Tot numbered three t3). In
X Z. III H e eSs city s- q s.sm sssHas
according TO the certified plat
thereof duly filed Tor record In
the office o. the Register oe
DEEDS IN and. for the County Of
the. 2Sth. day oe October. A.. p:
1851, and recorded IN book ]"
ce Plats. references thereto being
That there viii b due On said
mortgage 81 the date Of eale the sum
three ana kS.l0o Dollars (e3l43.SS),
oesides. the costs oe this Foreclosure,
., pstsS e e fNs sys. North pskoss tAia
NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL
0AVIN0o AND LOAN
AQeoC1Axl0N.
0ot19991e.
shurs : llnrphy. No ~ 1roe1wey
l HSAoAA M 3
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M m

Chicago. Dec. 37.-1AP)-ButterI
weak r:c:ipts 1852 tubs; creamery
firsts :sH1a % size; flrsts 53lls to 5Sci
seconds 81 to size.
Eggs firmer-recelpts s3el cases
extra flrsts ~ to %7c:s graded flrsts
- to 4lhc: ordinary firSts - TO Ale
r~efrlRcrator extras SIC; Refrigerator
firsts Sc.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-27

Boston. Dec. 27.-(APD-Wool: bulk
finer French combing and original
bag territory woods: prices continue
firm. sales have been reported on
good ~ months Texas woods At prices
IN tho range Of 20 to &c. secured
basis.
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WnnMe1.W mvrmAwrv

New York. Dec. 27.-(AP)-roreign
exchanges steady. Demand: Great
S.23h: Germany c3.S1: Norway 1851:
Sweden ?6.S3: Montreal 99.:lh.
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1.r0EWTY 4

New York, Dec. 27.-(AP)-Libcrty
bonds:
Liberty 3ns-ss.1..
First lNs-1O1.3 8.
Fourth lLs-lO1. 10.
Treasury 4Es-1ll.6.
Treasury 4S-1O7.6.
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The rates OF pay in the Salvation
Army do not run high. The best paid
officials receive less thEn 925OO . year
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MINNEAPOLIS STOCKS
Minneapolis. Stocks close
First bank corporation 3SX.
Incorporation 81.
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CnfCAoO CmnmaR

CU1CA0O CmD0NN
ChteaGos. Dec. 11.-(AP)-hebee per
Peun4: sw!ne 3e14: daisfss - - g
Hyssssi re. f3H; Swiss -; l'mbufseF
80 UsIGk 80 \
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News York. Dec. 27.-(Ap)-Call
money firmer 8 per cent all day. Time
loans steady 30 days AS.6; $3.50 days
lH-6: 49, months 4A-5.
Prime commercial paper 6.Sia.
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0Gl0CEI1ANDOUD
DIAMONDS direct from lmpog1oes
and cutters at great say1nek 0uars
auteed. Wrist and pocket Watehoo
at bargain prices. Iibo1al allowance
offered on old watchea Cash q @.
proved credit. watch repoiEing (o8s
pert work.. Mall ocdetS peo0ptly
taken care Of. james W. llaso1e.
Office at 100 Third streot, oouth 6
Hotel Prince. 1ismagck, n. Oak.
CHRISTMAS: present yourself With
. nice pair q properly fitted
glasses. Or. MacLachlan,S Clinic,
personal service. no assistants, -
years In Bismarck. 0atisfactjon
guaranteed or your money back.
WANTED-FURS. HIDE, METALS.
Ship or bring US your Surs nov. We
pay highest cash prices. NORTH.
ERIN HIDE 4 FUR co, 60 ytone
street In new brick buildtnG IL.
marck. N. OAK.
FOR SALE-Buf{aIo coat o 0oo0
condition, size -, price 17S0o. Can
be seen ct Frank HrallsB q 105 nth
street. Or call ct W. 9. CasselmAni4
2l9 Eighth street. Phone ia.
FOR 6ALE-Choice canary ain90F0,
imported German Rollers, choppoTo
and EIar5 Mountains. Cages, 6ood,
treats, etc. Phone ll5-J, Jacob Ill.
Dickinson. N. p. Box IL.
FOR eALE-Registered Duroc JGl0ey
bears, $500 each. oxfoc0 and
Rambouillet rams and eWoa. Tho
hAcf ~ hrAAdin1 akrak3 AnA 1Rnnn1
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FEMALE nElP WANTED

FEMALE HELP WANTED
W~HNTEDEWaItreSseS With not less
than two years experience. also soda
dispenser, young lady or young
man. Apply ut Riverside Inn. Man
dan, N. Oak.
WANTED-A school girl to work for
board and room In family OF two.
Write p. O. Box 500, Bismarck.
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TOH 0ALG-Mooel = 1o
|. eusranSeeo iiks new: 0nSep ~
~ =. W.. 49, = 0susy'
x.... =.
l0aT
VII 171Tv 49, .o-,171175- -
IN rissses A. ths No3icn 1sses$@eS
n H,rr stnre T1,es1av afNernos1
Kindly nhone 67o.I. Revar6.
nOUsEdOLD GOODS 108 0A1
BARGAINS % u006 1ug11kuEN.
nelly Furniture Co, Marian, 81.
-
EOH RENT-On0 g Two JaTUo tut
nisneo OF unlurnlsneo Soo014 ou1e
able 1oe sleeping 9 light houDo1
01 g,oun0 49,: 49, ~.
&.sl .le.s. W. 7.k1@ .kzy9s
FOR RENI-Four alleging room,
With clothes closets. one extra laFo(
. ~, w.ta slalee wa.oOWs. sseeson
Sss a0 -. M Sca - e
= 1.s: g sses y. R..9..e ..s.M: -
ATITACI1vELY 1urnl1heo ron,
WaIn astSe cl0Sess 49, g
Ps!ssO0 4,o.Ie. AU9I6 - Lsd
.e1Ioo. 90 avg. =. kno1se 1111-S
FOR KENI-Furnisned iignt house
kuep..'s 1o ! ~...l p,..ao' no ~
yer neat. OF ground LOOT. - q
FOR RENT-Room suitable Tor two
gentlemen only. Close In. Alway1
not water. Phone ll02 q call q
4lS Fourth street.
FOR RENT-FIrnished 95een7n
room In modern home. gentlemen|
only. Call at lit First street 6
phone l95-M.
FOR RENT-One good si5cd Veil fur
nished front room for liRht honeel
Keeping. III FIFTH $500. phonG
273. H~azelhurst.
FOR RENT-Warm room YlIrn1s6ed|
for light housekeeping. Cloee ~
Call at lO5 Fifth street or nhora|
1O03-M.
| FOR RENT-FTrnIs6ed room n mo-.
erln home. double closet suoca.|
Phone 32S-R or cali e 007 Gixth|
street.
NOR RENT-Njc.iv 5;,,r1.6.1 -
ing In modern Nome. phona|
1877 or call ct 40 Seventh straof.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-18
lPathH.

NORWOOD, ELIZABETH VIRGINIA. On
Thursday. October II. 1929, at the nome OF
Nd, SCI EirzA sssH = vfRaISfA NORWOOD.
aged 70 years. Funeral Sunday, OCTOBER
20, ct pm, from the nome OF neI sun
IN Hyattstown. Interment at hemptoTMon'
SIMMS, ANDREW. On Thursday, October
II, 1929, ANDREW SIMMS, devoteo nus
band of Annie Simms, brother OF Maolson'
He also leaves I'VE nieces and one nephew.
from the Church Of Our Redeemer, 9Th
s,5 6s'T y.nr II an me S M jarvis
funeral parlors. 2222 Ga. ave- NV. ~
SUMMEY, DIR. BENJAMIN w. On Friday,
October 49, 1922 At Walter r, ksea H Ss-
loved husband of Lula Morgan Summ nte
aged 80 years. Notice of funeral later.
(Asheville and wirfston-Salem' N. CO. pa
perS please copy.)
II. 1929, at her residence. BallSton, va.
Mrs. s. EMMA VEITCH, widow OF Anorew
Usitch aEed q years satan Va ON SAT-
urday. october 10, at pm, Relatl.es
and friends invited.
WILL, BELLE. On Friday, october ls'
1922 at her TesdIdepss "a wi MaDi wife 81
the late Ernest Will Remains resting o az
the s. H. Hines Co. funeral home. 2sO1
14th st. NV. Notice of funeral later
r ;s MAY NV on Msapifss bs 2stS
daughter Of Bernard p, and Minnie IN M
Wishard, aged months; Funeral from
her parents ct FeSSeree sf0 S'n m fter
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
WRIGHT, LUCY r. RICH. Suddenly, on DC
tober 10, 1929. LUCY F. RICH WRIGHT.
Funeral Monday, October 81 at II am ,
Frank Wright, 44o4 18th st. NV. Inter
ment Glenwood Cemetery. ~