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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-02-06
Social and Personal
Bridge Party Given
s for Dorothy Atkins

For Miss Dorothy Atkins. Cando,
laughter Of Senator and Mrs. 8. J..
Atkins, Mrs. Mabel May and Dorothy
Parsons entertained last evening at
he Parsons home.
Bridge was played at two tables,
and prizes for high score went to
Mrs. II. r. Skaarer and Miss Atkins.
Valentine decorations were attrac-
lively used for the tables and the COL
. " scheme was also used for the
course luncheon served after the
James.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-02-06
ton with the North Dakota leeisla.
tive assembly.

w. F. Burnett, Fargo attorney. is
. business visitor in Bismarck to-
day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-26
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
DELIcATEssEN LUNCH. Located at l2th
and Newton SITS. ne; well established bust
n s,Sins s ss9a opportunity bargain o ss
FRUIT AND VEGETABLE STAND. high
class. in market and very cheap, account OF
sickness COLUMBIA 1921 after pm or
ACTIVE PARTNER. capable Of assuming re-
established advertising business standing in
vestigatlon. Address Box ioo-D, Star Office IN.
DOWNTOWN RooMING HOUSE FOR SALE;
Is rooms, completely furnished and rented.
FOR sALE-JRqoming & boarding h house:
all filled: good Income. Good opportunity
5ser actiSe person; Investigate. address, q BOX
tinental Trust Bldg Main 1921.
GROCERY AND MEAT STORE for sale;
$1,000 business weekly; reasonable rent; re-
firing. will sell cheap. S632 Georgia ave. a.
MEAT MARKET AND GROCERY. good cash
business cheap to- quick buyer: give me an
offer reason. bad health 100 st. NV 28'
GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET established
fifty years, for sale cheap; very GOOD rea-
sons for selling; in NV. section; act quickly.
Phone North 1880. g
WELL ESTABLISHED soft drink manufac-
turing business. Net returns last year over
$4,000. Price. $4,000. including lease. COM
plete equipment. delivery trucks, trade name
action d Address Box ss5-D' Star once TN''N
BUSINESS LADY. with 5000 and services.
IN ont
Inc. Conn. ave: near L.
CAPABLE MAN 20 take charge OF crew
dse oa Souvenir Co.. f Room l0 III e ISIS
81. NV.
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HELP--FEMALE.
fCa0tk~onA

OPERATOR. experienced. for marcel. finger
waving and expert manicurlng. Apply
Wardman Park Hotel Beauty Shop. next to
drug store.
SALESLADIEs- nurses to sell
health necessity used in every home. Good
income assured. Apply mornings, Room 2O2'
l409 l. st. NV.
STENOGRAPHER and bookkeeper. at once:
willing to begin at bottom and work up;
permanent position for riaht person; Ad-
dress all communications to Box PAID. Star
Office. stating qualifications. references, age.
salary expected and telephone number for
communication. 26'
STENOGRAPHER and general offlce work;
state. experience and salary Address Box
2l1-C, Star office.
STORE MANAGER for dry. cleaning store,
experienced. steady work for right party.
Address Box 350-D. Star office.
full,time employment Venezia Tea Room,
1858 Conn. ave.
WOMAN. colored. assistant caretaker. re
to manage and Discipline vel: Apply In
Blue Plains. D G. Cali Lincoln 2aes:~-m
YOUNG GIRL, wanted as stenographer in
start. Phone Main 1894.
YOUNG LADY. about %; no experience
pearing. intelligent young lady; salary SIS;
state fun particulars. Address Box s33-D'
Star Office.
WOMEN OF CHARACTER
To nj important travelling position tnaI
opportunity for advancement; high school
education. unincumbered. age % TO a. no
investment required; guaranteed income an1
details as to age, education. experience and
telephone number in FIRST letter: interview
will be granted qualified applicants; can
Iyassers need not apply. Call Mrs. Fred
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-26

MEAT CUTTER. hrst-class, for established
prosperous business Good salary 10 right
man State age and references. Address
BOX 349-D, Star Office.
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MEN, .s0 between 10 and rs. for sales force
OF latse corporation; experience not neces-
Sary as we will train you in our own
methods. Apply 3 to pm, 100 McGlll
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MEN 4. for sales work; repeat trade; ex-
elusive territory; $25. per week and commniS,
10 pm, PIG Insurance Bldg. 18th end
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model driven only $4,000 miles; in perfect
condition and looks like new: cost $3.50
oeseS to the pg Sal for the unpaid y,
pay, trade accepted. Auto Loan & Sales
Co, 90S 10th NV
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STUDEBAKER DICTATOR SEDAN. 1927
TINS car has the original paint, which Is
care. Priced at $3.50 for quick sale See
Bob Bayne. 20l2 l4th ST n "
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MEN II to SO. for established territories Of
tha Fuller Brush Co. $25 and bonus while
jrarning apply 7l9 Metropolitan BANK.
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PACKARD SINGLE SIX sEDAN-s-paSsen-
ger; formerly owned by Army major; m
old model but in wonderful condition; SOS
down, SIG month; no other charges. mary
others: easy terms. Sheriff Motor Co. 62I
4 St. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-26

keter mail oriotnci recommendations tnhen
dnstoering advertisements Tor employment
USE COPIES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-26

MAN. experienced In selling ELECTRICAL APP
piiances, new idea. Read our ad on page
70. Woman's Home Companion for March.
Man must have car or have drivers permit.
Investigate our sales plan viii CONSIDER
one man without experience. Apply WeoneS-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-26

PAIGE COACH. revlv painted and all good
tires: car in excellent conoition throughout,
$3.50. convenient terms. Craham-Paise co.
81 WASHINGTON. d. c., 1926 18th st. NV.
Potomac To
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CHRYSLER 81 CoUPE-Rum6ie scat; low
l4th.
Chrysler SO COACH: used very little, and
guaranteed. 1905 14th.
REQ 1925 touring; Duco paint; new rub
Der and ready to go; $50 down. SIS per mo.
1905 i4th.
CHEW. 1923 FoUR-DooR sEDAN-Run 5000
miles. Also 1928 sport coupe, rumble seat.
S4I5 1908 l4th
Nash advanced 2-door sedan; almost new:
7-bearing motor; price. si85. 1905 l4th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-26

NASH CoACH-Advanced 8. Balloon tires,
4-vheel brakes; in very good mechanical
month. No other Charges char 0S Many "o Others.
. easy terms. Sheriff Motor Co., SAT NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-26

REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. exYerienced
man wanted either for sales or exchanges
full cooperation. advertising, small sales
FORE See MI. Hubbard. Walter A. Brown.
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sal, ESMAN. insurance, IS TO 40 years old
who can qualify offered position as repre-
airy ard commission Address Box 2o9-C,
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4-line minimum.
! time, 25c per line.
8 times, 23c per line.
z times, 2lc per line.
so times or more consccutively, zoe per line
Advertisements under Personal, SC per line
additional.
Transient classified advertisements for the
Baltimore Sun and the New York Times will
be received over the Business Counter of The
Star at regular rates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-26

s~A'ANeAf@~s
COOK, white, middle for boarding
house. stay nights. 1868 Ohio ave. NV.
Franklin 1881. 28'
DANCING PARTNER to train earnestly with
capable young man for professional adagio,
tango and exhibition dancing. Apply the
Thayer Studios. 1925 Conn. ave. between
and 6 pm. 27s
DEMONSTRATORS, with pleasant manner
ard cultured voice; must have had some
high school work and be free to travel;
state details. Address Box 50-z. Star ONCE
GENERAL OPERATOR for evening work
Marguerite Beauty shoppe, e2a Pa. ave- Sc
LADIES-Two, Catholic, for special outdoor
work; good enumeration. based on results
Call TO 10 or 5 to 6, 1910 Peoples Life
Building, 18th and SITS. NV.
MARCEL WAIVER and general operator;
only experienced need apply; permanent po-
sition' also man!curlst. Jimmies, 1924 l4th
ST. NV,
MARCEL AND FINGER WAIVERS, 2, expert;
steady position: must be neat and renned.
ll09 Connecticut ave. 70.
NURSE, white. 10 take care OF 9-month- old
baby; must stay at house. Apply Mrs. H.
II. Lew. $50 Macomh st: NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-26

SLIP COVER CUTTER
Must be thoroughly experienced.
Apply employment office, the
Palais ROYAL, Inc.
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SALE--AUTOMOBILES.

PACKARD SIX SEDANS-Late 1913 models
club sedan and standard sedan; both look
equal to new throughout and priced 20 make
YOU interested terms or trade. 90s 10Th nv.
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NASH TOURING. late 1926. looks like new
car; car: has . been carefully kept and kindly
tains; $400, convenient terms Graham
Paige Co.. OF Washington, D. c., 1925 l4th
st NV. Potomac 772
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NILLYS-KNIGFT 4-CYL. CLUB SEDAN
One Of the late models, IN. perfect condi-
ton; low mileage cost Sl,595 Owner COM
PEELED TO sell, will sacrifice for $780, terms
Irnde org infh n w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-26

SALESMAN-Printingo Office has opening for
q salesman for Job printing and specialties
State experience and salary expected. Must
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NASH ADVANCED SIX COACH-Late model;
driven less than 1000 miles; appearance
like new. A real bargain for the unpaid
notes. amounting to $645.50 trade accepted.
Auto Loan Sales Co. 908 10th NV.
NASH COUPE. model 365. advanced six. 1928:
run 5000 miles by prominent clergyman;
listed at 81. 596; our price. s1.050; s420 down
payment takes this nearly new car. Pack
ard. 1900 Kalorama I'd.
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MIAMI. s23; TAMPA. s2i; JAX, SIT: CARO-
linas, Ga, N. Orleans, Tex. and Calf. Com.
fort, safety. Sterling Hotel Main 5237.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
RUPHERS EXCHANGE-Ho Honest, reliable
co oks, maids. part-tme, general, day work =
erS; work wanted. 1887 18th NV. Dec. 355l.
COMPETENT HELP furnished daily; positions
open daily. Nat. Personnel Bureau, Suite
507. Is Jackson pl. NV. NJ. 5S2l.
STENOGRAPHERS, s20-s25 wk No charge
unless placed. Washington Employment Ex-
change. 2l4 National Press Bldg, l4th & =.
POSITIONS i Need Is applicant: daily
bookkeepers, clerks, statesmen, etc. Free reg =
istration. Boyds. 1898 G NV. Main 1888.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-26

REPRESENTATIVE for investment bond
house; college graduate preferred; salary
I'd cnm mission 100 18Th ST NV.
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BOSTON TERRIERS. reasonable; pedie1eed.
1878 Irving st. NV, Apt. 2. 26'
VITAMONT-The new highly concentra ted
food for dogs and cats; 15c ID. can straight.
Athertons. 612 st. NV.
RABBITS. New Zealand. red. from price
Phone Clarendon 639-W-2. %
New Britain herald., 1929-07-19

tent of its purity had never been
 exactly measured. Dr. Kasansky,
 who headed the party, spent an en-
 tire winter on the island and in that lime was unable to discover single and even the flesh of wild animals which had been shot by hunters. were all tested and found to be germ free, the writer asserts.
 As part of the experiments a certain gelatinous substance, upon which bacteria usually thrive. was left in the open air for several hours and then later heated in breeding device, but not a single germ could he found. When gelatine of this sort is left exposed to the air of the ordi- nary big city it becomes so thickly with bacteria colonies with in 1 } minutes that the bacteria can not be counted. Fresh meat was left in the open for eight months. being subjected 10 all kinds of weather and at the end of this period there was not the slightest trace of putre- faction.
 It is suggested hy the writer that Nowaia Semtla should be a favor itc spot for sanatoriums, lie de nlarcs. for example, that people suf- ferinG from lung trouble need the purcst and freshest air possible and that this could be had at a Polar region sanatorium.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-19
Weddings
BERkOWITI-COHE.\

Miss Sophie II. Cohen. daughter of Mr. and Mrs Anna Cohen of Hart ford was married yesterday noon 10 Samuel Bcrkowilz. son of Mir. and Mrs. Berkowitz of Ca Smallev street. at the home of Rabbi Paul Discount in Hartford
 The bride was attired In gown of blue geOrgetto with hat to match and carried a bouquet of sweet peas and lilies of the valley She was given in marriage hy her brother, Jack Cohen. samuel Grccnstein Of Sutfcrn x, Y, was the best man.
 Immediately after the ceremony. q wedding dinner was served at restaurant. Hartford, which guests from New York, Jcr- soy City. Philadelphia New Britain and Hartford attended.
 Mr. and Mrs BcrkoWitz left on "u extended trip 10 the West Indies. Mrs. BcrkoWItz was employed in the motor vehicle department and Mr. B"rkowitz is in business in New York city
New Britain herald., 1929-07-19

!lios.
 In his steps to avoid hostilities in the far-east Secretary Stimson enlisted the aid of Japan. Great Britain and France. Besides confer ring yesterday with French Am bassador Claudel, MT Stimson talk d at length with Japanese Ambas- sador Dpbuchi Sir l;sme Howard the British ambassador. has also conferred with the secretary on the situation.
 Must Consult First
 Under the terms of the four power treaty concerning the Paci- fic signed in Washington in 1921 the United States, Great Britain, Japan and France are obligated to confer and consult with one an- other in threat to peace in the Pacific, and particularly regarding threat to their possessions. Sec retary Stimson went beyond this. however, and took steps 10 call 10 the attention of the two govern ments their adherence 10 the kel- logg treaty for the renunciation of war.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-19
POLAR SEA ISLAND
 FREE FROM GERMS
NoVaia Senla, in Arctic, Is
 Worlds Sanitary Ideal

Berlin, July 19, UP) - In the Polar Sea lies an island which has been found 10 he absolutely free Of bacteria, according to a writer in "Th" Rcviow," scientific and tech nicaI journal. The article tells of cX- haustiye tests made on tho island. tho namc Of which is Nowajs Scmj- Ia, hy representative of the Gen. ,ral Goophysical Observatory Of Lcningrad.
 Polar air has long been known 10 he exceedingly pure, but until the Lcningrad institute undertook its "x- petition to Nowaja Semjla, the eN-
New Britain herald., 1929-07-19
Driyerless Car Dashes
 Down Bristol Street
Special to the HeraldD

Bristol, July yelling at speed of approximately 30 miles an hour. a driverless auto mobile dashed down the steep incline of Main street at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon, passed several cars proceeding in the opposite direction. narrowly missed a one-man trolley car and was practically demolished when it crashed into the steel and stone supports of the over head railroad bridge.
 The car had been left parked by the own-r. Edward MCDon- aid of 241 Prospect street, an employe of the Union store. in front Of the Higbee block north of Summer street.
 Before the carsh the car travelled al least 500 yards. and the sOunod of the impact was heard many blocks away. caus- ing a large crowd of shoppers o cOngregate.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-19

was presented to him by the mem- bers of the parish, the ton being made by Rudolph Gattiny. Father Fuchs served as pastor for more than year during the illness and after the death of the late Rev. Charles Coppens. He recently ra- turned to the La Sallette home aft- CT the appointment of Rev. Joseph l.. Rewinkle as pastor. The new pastor also was presented with sum of money by St Peters society.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-19

Manchuria. at the request of the so- viet government, A kovno dispatch to Telegrafen Union said the Rus sian representatives had been given safe conduct by the Chinese govern ment
 The German consular and diplo- matic representatives also will as sume charge of Chinese interests in Russia. in compliance with request from the German ambassador in China.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-19
GEN. FELAND HONORED

Washington, July 19 R-Bri-. General Logan Feland, |. S. Marine corps has been awarded the dis tinguished service medal star for exceptionally meritorious service" as commanding general of the sec- ond brigade of marines in Nicaragua from February 1928 to March 1929.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-19
AGRFF nN s2l.000
 BLACK ROCK SPAN
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DctOur Proves Confusing

Dctour Proves Confusing
 Officer John Gntowski has had his attention called hy residents of the section about tOrhin avenue and West Main street 10 the incomplete ness of directions to motorists along the dctour made necessary by the repairing of Black Rock bridge. He has observed. according to a report he turned in today. that many .autom obilcs follow the signs from West Main street along Black Rock avenue thence along Corbin avenue to West Main street. but the ab- sencn of signs at the intersection of the two last named streets confuses the drivers. many of whom have been continuing along Corhin avenue intead Of turning left and proceeding towards Plainvill".
 New Britain drivers are well ac- nuairted with the route. but those from other places have been great ly inconvenienced. according 10 the report.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-19
SOVIET HEAD SAYS
 RUSSIA WILL NOT
 FIGHT WITH CHINA

the situation as they saw it
 It Was stressed officially, however, their calls were merely to inform the French government of the situation and that there was no question yet Of asking the council of the league of nations 10 intervene 10 preserve peace between the two nations.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-19
Fleet Concentrating

Shanghai, July 19 P,-Russan sources today said the Soviet mer- cantiIe fleet on the Amur river, Man churia's northern boundary. was concentrating at lagovestchensk whence large bodies of troops could be moved into Manchuria down the Sungari river.
 The same sources stated that So Niet airplanes were flying over Chi nese territory in northern Manchu- ria and dropping pamphlets urging the Chinese masses 10 support the Soviet
New Britain herald., 1929-07-19
WOMAN FRACTURES SKULL

Westport, July 19 P-Missing her step in the dark, Mrs. Ellen Taylor, A.. plunged down 12 flights of stairs at her home here last night and died in the Norwalk hospital to- day of a fractured skull and other injuries She did not regain con- sciousness after the fall
New Britain herald., 1929-07-19
PRIEST Is HONORED

Rev. Carl Fuchs was the guest ol honor last night at testimonial an. tertainment carried out in st Peters parish hall. A chest of gol1
New Britain herald., 1929-07-19
NEW YORK 'REDS'
 JEER CONSULATE
tconttnuod From Irs' raro}

'DVH'li"'4 fI'u |i-' I'HE') through has goyorumrnt To rn- Soviet the sugE. stjnu that they should abide by fhr wwrriafion of war doctrine Nhi"h v,. adopted a. . 1attonal pol " hN Eu~om Nirh d. hrence to thr Kellogg wu
 Wu R"c"Nr~ eugg tion
 Chinese Mnirlor WI r.s.ig.J Fl, @n1iInr suggestion from Secretary Stimson While tar sttn G.uai,- r. mt is bout Hu Iortauyr m- formation on thr una,rlymg ,1u., $ of the dispute between China aa,l Russia over the soizulr Ny rhiua e tnr Chinese eastern rHIIaa, g,crr- tary Stimson on tho b0,t~ of pres, reports ls the entire J. ,..r .,.ir. Le sr.;Cd without resort To hoslil-
New Britain herald., 1929-07-19

another deterrent to actual host'li- i ties. Still another factor was the . obvious disinclination of either party . to invoke intervention by Japan.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-19

Ey a government decree all grave yards of China are to be combined.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-19
Takes Over Consulate

Berlin, July 19 LP-Grrman con sulS have taken over the Russian consulates in tIarbin and Alukden,
New Britain herald., 1929-07-19
Many seeking NisaS

The Japanese consulate general m Harbln was crowded all yesterday and last night by Russians seeking Nlsas 10 permit them 10 go to Dair- en at the southern end of the South Manchuria railway. on the liao- run peninsula tJapancse trritory.)
 It was understood they would not be permitted to go to Japan proper.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-19
Martial Law Proclaimed

Tokyo. July 19 LP)-Martial law has been proclaimed in Harbn by General Chang Ching Hui, military commander of the district, and will be enforced with the utmost rigOr as safety measure growing out of the SinO- Russian crisis.
 Japanese news agency dispatches from Manchuria said Chang hal made proclamation that the death penalty would be imposed on per sons spreading alarmist reports. All newspapers, including Japanese, were purged Of military matter by Ccnsors.
 Business was at standstill. win the streets heavily patrolled by Chi nese soldiers. Concentration cf Russian troops on the Siberian frontier, beyond ManchuI was said to have been greatly augmented.
 Tn" dispatches said hundreds Of Chinese civilians have fled from Manchuli, at the western terminus of the seized Chinese eastern rail- way and from Progranichnaya ut the eastern end. Progranichnayi was said to be panicky because of Soviet air patrols flying along the border
New Britain herald., 1929-07-19
CHATTER OAK PARK ON SALE

CHARTER OAK PARK ON SAII
 Hartford. July i2 P,-C Charter Oak park, scene of state fairs an | racing fog many y,ar,s was placed on sal" his morning with W. A. Sanborn X Company. realtors. hy the directors of the Conn, cttr't State Fair A-sorr1lion. The property includes l2O acres.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-19
Personals

Mr and Mrs, II. C. Blakeslon of l7 Hamilton street will spend the n'At few weeks in Minneapolis and Madison. Wis
 Mss Acuoe Nelson of tn" Glen apartments is spending her vacation u Myrtle Bra
 Mrs F F. LcaNett Of 2& roI, e'rrrl Is speeding the next few ""gts on touring trip through Maine and Canada. There are so,- 'raI poopl" in the party with her
 Attorney George II OComor of Washington p. C. and George Hof- man of Philadelphia, Penn. w.r" visitors in this city today
 Electrical Inspector Cyn J Chr in and Mrs Curtin have returned 10 th" city after woldinr ''ip spent at Niagara Falls x Y. and iu Canada.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-19
M|L|TIAMEN HONOR
 RETIRING GENERAL

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