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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY for party or
parties to invest IN gong business needing
additional capital to expand year-round
market Tor our finished PRODUCTS. with prac-
ticaiiy no competition showing an unuSus!
CLEANING AND PRESSING SHOP-Priced
TO sch. II will pay TO investigate. 1915
ontario pI. NV. iS'
ROOMING HOUSE with Is rooms for sale.
or viii exchange for small closed car IN
hrSt-claSs condition; rent. $50: REFERENCES
REQUIRED. Address Box ABE. Star ONCE. 49,
LARGE BOOMING HOUSE. fully furnished.
well located and well furnished $500: 5000
cash: SIS 1 monthly; rent $50; good refer ssii:er
F ST, STORE in 1000 location; will con-
slider leasing space for children'S wear dept.
Excellent opportunity for operator handling
Ge 20 pe
7SS Woodward Bids. National s354 -
AM IN MARKET for small hotel or rooming
house in good neighborhood. Address Box
COLORED. 1881 9TH N.W.--For rent. fully
equipped lunch room with four rooms above.
SIS per mo. Apply verling Harris, 1925 You
FRUIT STAND ard shoe shine parlOr, for
LUNCH ROOM. frst-class; North Capitol
opportunity. other business reason for sell
ing. Address Box 8s-E. Star Office. lS'
GAS STATION, cost s2,25o: plenty trafic
Hustler nS u' ean take $40 n to $50 S per DAY Ask
$3.50 best offer takes it. Come quickly.
l2lS X ne.
TIRE REPAIR q ACCEsS-Heart of busi-
ness section. Low rent. Reason for selling.
6 6s' to o Rerk hss Me- Po s2
and health cath orEanizstion Of kind in America
T PaSs s com fa 2. 3 BOX 4ss s,sh
LOCAL CORPORATION engaged in new in
1000 shares capital stock at S25 share. At;
tractive opportunity for small investors. Fun
dress Box 22l-C. Star ONCE. -
GASOLINE. ACCESSORIES. equipped and
stocked: one of SIX best stations IN cisy; VIII
Box PIE. Star Office.
CIGAR and newsstand. IN lobby once bids:
going business; price $1,000. Address BOX
l3O-E, Star ONCE.
DELICATESSEN, groceries. fountain: only
one near high school; $4,000 Tor quick sale
terms; apartment anu lease. Decatur 25sS
RESTAURANT opportunity. we'll established;
present owner there 10 years next to thea
teri center p Of St account a ssa ss owner
SACRIFICE second trust note. balance of
$64O. Sc, secured on we'll rented brick house;
$3.50. Address BOX iOs-E. Star otfice.
FOR sALE-Sman hotel. Penna. ave. near
Botanic Gardens; lease and furniture; rea-
sonable price: terms to right party. ID. e.
Valand Co. 1910 Vermont ave. NV.
CIGAR. confectionery and general store for
sale; cheap to quick buyer. 1900 c St. s.w.
a.
BIG MISUNDERSTANDING shop for sale:
retiring from business; no reasonable offer
refused. Buy now less than $1,000. next
month $4,000: cheap rent, S65. l4O2 Park
FRANCHISE FOR SALE covering gum and
candy vending machines, also scales. These
machines are all placed and making prof1t-
able returns wonderful opportunity for
right man. Sample machine can be seen.
Full information at this ONCE.
Delicatessen and light lunch; we'll eduip~
ped corner store. doing successful business;
rent. S45 sacrifice at $3.50.
MARSHALL BUSINESS BROKERS.
929 N. Y. Ave. NV.
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BOATS.

CABIN CRUISER. 26-ft., self-starter, electric
lights good condition; $3.50. Pot. ga. 49,
CHRIs-CRAPr. 30-mile boat. practically
new; cost complete $2.535; will sell for Si,75O
Call Adams 0486 between 8 and pm. i8'
5-SPEED MASTER CAILLE, LATE MODEL,
twin cylinder cupboard. practically new. 500.
also eight horsepower heavy duty motor,
$35. Address Box 99-E. Star ONCE. l8'
MOTOR. Evinrude outboard; easy payments
Service demonstration. l240 Z st. Sc. Lin
coin 32l7.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

EmPLOYMENI AOENOlEo.
POSITIONS Need 80 applicants ty Ga,ts.
bockkeeperS, clerks, statesmen, etc. Free reg
istration. Boyds. 1888 @ NV. Main 1888.
COMPETENT HELP furnished daily: posi-
fions open daily. Nat. Personnel Bureau
Room ali, 140S Eye st. NV N. 5e2l.
OFFICE WORKERS of all kinds: Many
needed daily. Registration Free PerSonnel
Service Company, Room 20S, 921 10Th ST.
WHEN IN NEED OF DOMESTIC HELP
by day, week or month, call on US, lllo Xou
ST. NV. North 10444.
PUPHERS' EXCHANGE has honest, reliable
domestic help by day, week or montn; res517 5
erences investigated. Decatur Sool. tsot
18th NV. SUI
sTFNoGRAPHERs, BOOKKEEPERS, TYP
ISIS. male and female, needed to supply tns
theIr employment dept In the PAST rye
years We have placed 3,1el people IN once
iaEton Employment Exchange. IA Nat Press
E6g., i4th and Y. District 2AAos
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HUDSON COACHED 50 down. s2ol per
month; refnished. reconditioned; new tires.
guaranteed. WARRINGTON Motor Car Co.,
2O3S l1th ST Pot .0n44.
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STUDEBAkER--Leavi city. must sell late
1927 dark green Commander six sedan;
II 900 miles; S495 cash: engine. brakes, paint
upholstery, tires all in excellent condition
Tel. West 2257.
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Disc wheels, good tires and looks and runs
like new; any demonstration. Just the
to be converted into taxi, for only $685.:
your OLD in trade. Can be seen 1885
18th by asking for Mr.. Chewing, or call
Adams 800
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NASH CONVERTIBLE coUPE-This car :.
especially desirable. as 1t can be made into
p msrt-iookinE open by Just dropp'tr
the top: perfect condition. Emerson 4
Orne nth and NJ SITS NV
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GRAHAM-PAIGE. Ie29-Looks and runs like
new; mileaEe less than 5000; VIII sesept
Pot O43O niRht. 4I2 Tennessee ave. ne,
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I PEERLESS SEDAN, 1926; fnish Ike new.
! mechanicslly o. K. four new tires; an eX-
! ceptionally GOOD buy: will make any demon
| stration; $500; terms: your car in trade.
Phone North 0347 or 1925 20th ST. r y.
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HUPMO 1925 CLUB SEDAN; paint. tires,
upholstery and mechanical condition o. K.
one OF the best models built by "Hupp.
See Nj Davis. Peerless USeo Car Dept, 1901
lAth n DecaLur 1900.
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MARMoN "A 7-PAss sEDAN-This fine ca
is in excellent condition in all ways and
can be had at a very low price; easy terms
your car Ia trade. The Washington Cadillac
Co. 1860 Conn. ave. Open evenings. De-
"a
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HUDSON SEDAN - Custom built BODY, IN
irsf-claSS condition. See this bargain TO-
day, priced at 1898. Dick Murphy. Inc,
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HUP SEDAN-Clean Gu. and ready for
the road guaranteed of course. s575
Southern Motor Sales. Franklin Distributors.
TAG. 34a Pa MatropOlitRn nQ6r.
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OAKLAND rs COACH-S125 down, S2s Is
per month. Looks perfect: mechsnicaly :1-
cellent; new tires; guaranteed, warrington
Motor Car Co. 2035 18th NV. Pot. 0o44
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NASH 400 SPECIAL sEDAN-Nsx qua :
sntee. This is as GOOD as new and
will sell il at big discount. on easy terms
VIII trade In cheaper car. Call Nor'n
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HUDSON BROUGHAM. Late 1927 like new
this car has custom built BODY price. 1850
your car in trade. l. e. Barber Motor Co :
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

MEN, full or part time, house to mouse:
81 90 commission on 50 sales. Protection on
repeat orders. Room ill7. 1910 Vermont
ave NV.
SECURITY SALESMEN-Exceptiona oppor-
tunity All leads furnished. Liberal COM
9 mission IS ~ Room 7oS' 1877 Eye ST. ins!*"
Attention. Radio Statesmen!
Would YOU be interested in a better propo-
sition than you now have? II so, phone
Adams 1859 for appointment.
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ESSEX SEDAN. l928-Fcur new tires. good
paint. mechanically OK; one OF the cheap
/ est We have mad for some time. Only 1915;
. 18th ST. Decatur 1910
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NASH SPECIAL COACH. 1927: n good used
in excellent condition: appearance above
average $500: terms. YOUR car in trace
Phone North 0347 for demonstration or see
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STUDEBAKER '26 COACH : ll250 down,
$24.ss per month: new tires; fne appear
ance; excellent condition; guaranteed War
rinston Motor Car Co. 2035 18th st. nv.
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REQ FLYING CLOUD COUPE. la2s-New
Duco, new tires. good spare. leather m
holStery: mechanically perfect looks like
new; very low mileage: si.o4s terms. TIE
Trew MOTOR Co. lana 18th st Decatur 1aln
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POULTRY AND EGGS.

CHICKs-Reds, SIS; 3. Rocks, LeEhorns, SO
hundred Best stock, all electric Matched,
J. B. Henry, phone Falls Church. Va s4s
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PEERLESS 1927 ROADSTER. Jus' the esf
side curtains; excellent mocha ically ana in
appearance; low price. terms EASY. M
Decafnr 3Ann-
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Dealers Wanted 10 Sell
HE NEW AlR-WAY SANITARY

SYSTEM.
A new invention with eight basic
patents, which ideas were given by
the American housewives. Every
home is in need of this SYSTEM re-
gardless of what they already have.
There is no competition or can't be
in any store. The dealers
profit on this SYSTEM is NEST I'M
usual. Come in and let's talk it over.
Interviews Friday, 10Th. 9-12 am,
"a pm. Room 203 907 18th st. NV.
Ask for Mr.. Won Schade.
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NASH BRoUGHAM-Good tires. OK. me
chanicslly good paint Just real coed
car for sz45; terms. The Trsw Motor &C
1909 lAth st. Decatur 1910
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M 80 m, 932 New YORK aye.
GlCtstlon; would consider young man with
out experience. havinE the risht aualifica-
tons. excellent opportunity for advance
rosnt apply in own handwriting, stating
experience II any. SWING references as to
ONCE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-18

PEERLESS SEDANS-We have for immediate
delivery several 1927 and 1928 cars OF this
type which in excellent condition, all
fully equipped and ready for any demon
stration. Buy one of these hish-grsde auto
mobiles. prices range from 1915 up: terms,
trade Peerless Used Car Dept, 1901 18th.
Decati 2Ann
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HUDSON COACH-Lste model. IN good con-
dition; priced low at $3.50 Emerson 4
Orms. nth and NJ SITS u
HUPMOBILE SEDAN. late 1925. in perfect
shape mechanically ana paint. new tires
fully equipped and worth much more Ina
We asking: S545, terms The Trsv MO
TOR Co. 1909 l4th 81. Decatur 1910.
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REQ 5-PASS. SEDAN-Balioon tires. new
Duco; wonderful transportation at $3.50
Southern Motor Sales. F: anklin distributors
346-348 Pa. ave. Metropolitan 0Q67.
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cHRYsLER 1928 ~ Sport Coupe-Rumble
Rumble seat 1918. Chrysler 1928 50 Sport
Roadster-Rumble seat. $3.50. Chrysler 1927
Rosdster-Rumble seat. .425 Chrysler 1928
so 4-door Sedan-ss7s. Terms. No cars
accepted in trade. See Mr.. Barnes 1929 i4th
ST. nv. Omen till D m Decatnr 2aan
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BEAUTY PARLORS.

PERMANENT WAVE, SIS.
rd hAiE s 5EiT FREE E MAR ROE WE'D; scalp
treatment: Thurs. 26c: facial, Fri so SIC
until PAN. MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL,
SIT 18th q NV. Met. 98l8.
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REQ SPORT SEDAN = i62 so down, Si4s7
per month excellent condition: any demon
stration. Warrington Motor Car Co.. 7o9s
18th st NV. Pot, nnA4
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MOTOR TRAVEL.
OR MORE PASSENGERS FOR
Gettysburg Battlefield, Sunday. July III.
Buick car. Telephone Adams 4430-W ~
WANTS TRANSPORTATION
to Augusta. Ga, at early date. Phone
1881,
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PEERLESS 6-cYL SEDAN. 1925 - ,il2ss
down s24 SO per month. A fine car. in
cellent condition: guaranteed. Warrington
Motor Car Co. 2035 18th NV. Pot. O044.
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BEFORE. SELLING
Phone Franklin 3eI7 and get the best re-
suits. We positively pay more for furniture.
antiques. china. bric-a -brac. once furniture
than any one in the business.
THE LINCOLN CO. 604 6th St NV. IS"
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SALE-AUTOMOBuEs.

of and looks and runs perfectly; real
ain, only <485: attractive terms. TRAN
Motor Co, N V ave NV
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beautiful little car: $500; look this car over
before you buy. l. C. Barber Motor Co..
l423 Irving :
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ESSEX SEDAN - Three months old; take
small trade and terms. Mr.. WiSemsn, De-
catur 1852
ESSEX Want to sell a SIS deposit Oh a
new Essex. any BODY style, for $25 Ga.
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HELP-MEN,

AUTO MECHANIC, all around. Cali Clev.
AUTO BRAKE MAN. experienced. Apply
500 Pa. ave, NV.
AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS; only those with
at least years experience on all makes OF
cars need apply. Sc Mr.. HirSh, Service Mo-
tors Inc. Silver Sprine, Md.
AUTOMOBILE SALESMEN-Two successful
men, with records, 10 sell high grade prod
uct excellent opportunity for the right man
who has ability; reference required. Jordan
Distributors. Inc. 1925 l4th ST. NV
AUTOMOBILE PAINTERS HELPER = We
have an opening for one. painters helper
only those who have had experience with
Duco viii he considered Apply MIR Dom
aldson, llla 2lst st. NV.
PATTFRY ANN TGNJTTnN MAN eYneri-
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-07-19
Meet Wales
In World JambOree

Birkenhead. England.-(R-F Fifty
thousand Boy Scouts from all parts
Of the world will meet the prince Of
Wales here August l when he flies
up from London to participate in
their international jamboree.
The jamboree Is scheduled to open
July 81 In celebration Of the twenty
first anniversary Of the birth Of scout
ing.
The prince will spend the night in
camp with the scouts and the next
day will witness a grand rally from
the dais in front Of the grandstand in
Arrowe park.
In this international rally he will
be greeted by boys from half a hun
bred countries. At a given signal the
boys will raise the scouts howl" and
dash In camp formation toward the
dais. At another signal they will come
to a standstill in a semicircle around
the prince and listen to what he has
to say.
After which the prince will fly back
to London and $4,000 boys will gloat
over the prospect Of saying to their
pals when they reach home again:
What? The prince of Wales? Sure.
I know him."
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-07-19
MaOris Show Increase
AS They Are Civilized

Wellington. New zealand.-(P-The
native Maori race of New Zealand,
unlike North American Indian tribes,
is increasing steadily in numbers. In
GLIDING 1850 half-castes. they now
number approximately $4,000, COM
pared with $4,000 in 1916 and $4,000
In 1905, according to government sta
tistical returns.
The manner in which the Maoris
are adapting themselves to European
civilization is remarkable. Four Maoris
are members of parliament. There
have been Maori ministers Of the
crown, and several knighthoods have
been conferred on them. They have
produced medical practitioners and
lawyers. Many Of their chiefs possess
oratory Of a high order.
But, like all Polynesians, they are
subject to tuberculosis. So it Is con-
sidered fortunate that the young men
are taking more kindly to farming.
motor-driving and outdoor occupa-
tons than to office work.
Perhaps one of the most striking
instances Of a fairly satisfactory solu-
ton Of the half-caste problem is to
be found in New Zealand, where the
fusion of Maori and New Zcalander
is proceeding. There is no color line
In New Zealand and no color feeling.
Intermarriage takes place in ali
classes as an accepted and moral con-
dition.
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American Interests Watch With Anxiety Troubles
Which May Cause War Between Russia and China

American Interest watch GA 81
Observation-Disclosures OF the
controversy arising over the control
Of the Chinese Eastern railway,
seized by the Chinese. is Of interest
to the United States.
The American interest arises
through the presence in Hardin.
Manchurian city which is the head
quarters of the railroad. Of $50 citi-
Gems of the United States and the
increased Importance of Manchuria
as a market for American made
goods. From a paltry fraction. the
American share of the Chinese prov
ince's large imports has risen to IA
per cent.
Operation Of railroads in China Is
Of direct onccr not only to that
nation but the ncighboring coun-
tries of Russia and Japan. Tapping
rich mineral and farm country. the
Chinese Eastern railway was built
by the Russians in 1896 to provide
a short route to the Russian port Of
Vladivostok.
Running straight across north
crn Manchuria by permission of the
Chinese government. the line con-
meets with the Trans Siberian rail-
road at Hardin and reduces the
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-07-19
Irving Glover Speaks
Before POstmaSters

Devils Lake. N. D., July l9.-tR-
Giving a message from the United
States Postoffice Department, w.
Irving Glover. second assistant post
master general, addressed the opening
session of the two-day joint conven-
ton of North Dakota postmaSterS.
rural carriers and ladies auxiliary
here today.
Glover, who has served under four
postmaster generals. explained the
work of the postoffice and urged the
assembled postmasters and rural car
riers to do their work as well a. pos
sible in order that they might leave
their jobs better than they had found
them. Glover told Of the efforts o:
Walter s. Brown. the new postmaster
general. to do the right thing by post
office department employees.
M. T. Hefty Of Walcott. president
Of the North Dakota postmasters' as
ISOLATION, presided at the meeting,
which opened after a parade Of con-
vention delegates.
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mileage 500 miles. The line Is the
top bar to the T shaped railroad
system of Manchuria. the road con-
Meeting at Hardin with the South
ern Manchqrian railroad. owned
largely by the Japanese. which runs
to Daircn (Old Port Arthur.
Thus it provides the only direct
route bctwe0n the other states of
the Soviet union and Vladivostok,
and its 1000 miles Of track is the
only connecting link between Russia
and Manchuria. Pciping and southern
China. In these facts lies the inn
portance of the railway to Russia.
The new Japanese cabinet headed
by Baron Shidchara has expressed
concern over the seizure of the
railroad. as possibly presaging sim
liar action against the Japanese
owned South Manchuria railway.
The railroad is Of vast importance
to Japan commercially and There are
a great number Of its nationals in the
disputed area.
Under an agreement Of 1924, the
Chinese Eastern railway has been
operated jointly by tho Chinese and
Russian governments. BY the coup
IN taking over administration of
the railroad at Hardin. the Chinese
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-07-19
Garfield
BY MRS. A. F. GHYLIN

Fritz and Otto Udhe and Chas.
Our had dinner at the A. F. Ghylin
home Sunday.
Mrs. J. Keifer and Mrs. A. F. Ghy-
lin we're callers at the Burgquist home
near Alta Tuesday.
Those who attended the dance IN
Regain Saturday night were Mr.. ana
Mrs. J.. Keifer, Lloyd and Oliver
Knudson, Ernest Bailey, Charlotte
Wilmot, Marie Shilling and Burnett
Jacobson.
Violet Olson and Dee Bailey we're
callers at the 8. L. Jordahl home
Thursday evening.
MI. and Mrs. Charles Kidd and Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Kidd Of Mandan were
visitors at the A. F. Ghylin home
Monday evening.
Gerald Ghylin was a weekend
caller at the Roy Little home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Ghylin and sons
Gerald and Clair and Burnett Jacob
son we're callers at the J. Keifer home
Sunday night.
Callers at the Ole Olson home SUM-
day were Emil johnson. Gudrun Jor-
dahl, Marie and George Shilling,
Louise Walker, Grace Francis, Law
ence and Jackie Jorgenson, Cond and
Allen Schuch, Dee and Ernest Bailey,
Ernest Swanson, Mr. and Mrs. H. F.
Swanson and daughter Dolores, Mr..
and Mrs. A. F. Ghylin and sons Ger
aid and Clair.
Otto and Fritz Udhc, Lloyd and
Oliver Knudson were callers at the
j. Kiefer home Sunday.
I. L. Jordahl was a caller at the A,
F. Ghylin home Monday.
Those who went to wildwood from
here Wednesday to attend the p. T. A,
picnic were Mr.. Jordahl and sons
julius, Norman and Randolph. and
daughter Gudrun, Emil johnson
Louise Walker, Violet Olson, Laurice
and Elizabeth Jorgenson, Dee Bailey
Charlotte Wilmot, Grace Francis
Marie Shilling and Burnett Jacobson
Mrs. H. F. Swanson and daughter
Dolores visited Mrs. s. Bailey while
Charlotte, who is helping Mrs. Bailey
went to wildwood.
Mrs. A. H. Lundberg and son Bud.
die were callers at the Joe Keifel
home Wednesday.
Mrs. J. Keifer was a morning caller
at the A. F. Ghylin home Tuesday.
Mrs. Aug. Wagerman and Sol Aug
are employed at the A. H. Lundbere
farm.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-07-19
Mans Life Divided
Into Three Periods

New York.-R)-Man's life is di-
vidcd into three periods by DR.. A. /.
Ringer, New York physician.
The first he calls the regencrative
period. lasting the first 20 years, when
food consumption is always greater
than requirements, and manifests it.
self by growth.
The second is approximately from
70 to 40 when "all the faculties and
functions r at their best" Powers
to resist infection and other hardships
are greatest.
The third is the d%egenerative
period. which he says begins about
20. being ushered in by a gradual de-
cline In ability to do hard physical
work. The diseases that are likely to
afflict man then come from within,
from d~egenerative causes, rather than
from infections from outside, DR..
Ringer said.
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have struck q decisive blow at the
of Russian influence within
their domain, which has been grow
ing since the days of the czars.
Russia agreed to a hands off"
policy as far as Chinese domestic
politics were concerned in the 1924
agreement for operation Of the rail-
road.
Following the seizure Of the road
on order Of Gov. Chang Ching Hui,
of Hardin. C. r. Wang. foreign min
lister of the nationalist government
In Peiping. said this promise had
been violated.
The Hardin authorities wrested
control of the railroad from the
Russians and deported them rs q
conference vas being held by Pres
ident Chang Kai-Shek, head of
the nationalist government. Minister
Wang and Chang Hseuh-Liang. raj
lord Of Manchuria. in which Hardin
is situated.
The action brought an ultimatum
from Russia through L. NJ. Kara
khan. vice commjssar for foreign
affairs. that 1t sought a peaceable
settlement of the difficulties but
warned that it would resort Ito other
means" II necessary.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-07-19
Committee Rejects
POincare Proposals

Paris. July le.-R1-Elforts to find
. cornpromise By which reservations
to the foreign debt ratification bill
might b incorporated IN . special
resolution o. subsidiary bill failed to-
day when the finance committee of
the chamber Of deputies almost un-
animously declared itself In favor Of
Incorporating the reservations In the
text Of the bill itself. This Is In d.
rect opposition to the declared policy
Of Premier Poincare.
The committee rejected al the
compromise texts proposed to It. stub
bornly maintaining its opposition 70
unconditional ratification ot the
Mellon Berenger accord.
The premier, although he Is feeling
better. still suffers from Z slight In
festival infection and his doctors
have refused to permit him to visit
the chamber before Monday.