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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-18

GENERATOR ExCH.-Ford T. 1850: Ford A.
Chev; Univ. for 10 cars, So; Stude, $40: Is
$3.50 M 9. Buick. Dodge, Pack, $3.50 Guar,
&C DC. motors. Winding Carly 1909 lIth
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WOMAN best reference, wants part time
work or day work: no Sunday. North 45l3-W.
1All 9Th 81 ".
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iAS RANGE. 3-burner. with porcelain top.
ew; bargain at 5000. Georgia 1895.
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5 RANGE. standard make, 4-burner.
t-naho oven; enamel trim; good condi-
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PIANO. upright. oak case s25: tenor banjo,
with side-openine case, $40. 20 New YORK
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EDUCATED REFINED WIDOW WITH Elk
perlence cesires position as governess nurse
Ios smaL children or housekeeper in mother
leSS nome. Can furnish best references Ad-
Dress Box 32l-k. Star nfice
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LUNCH ROOM. sood location; reasonable
terms. 9063 N St. NV. 20s
BOOMING HOUSE--New furniture; 10 rooInei
near Capitol sacrifice, $3.50. see fhiA G
Hemy Co Al0 n ST. n.Mf 16eeE Ae92f
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NURSE or general housework. by neat col
ored girl. Ask for Sadie, 634 st. NV.
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE = Call at 1915
Mass. ave. ne, or phone Lincoln 1261-W.
INVALID ROLLING CHAIRs-For rent or
sale; new and used; all styles. all sizes: re
duceo prices. UNITED STATES STORAGE
CO, Alb 10th st. NV Met. 1914.
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GAS RANGE. SO; dufold. ;l2; living room
Suite, a3o; oureau' 81; gas heater. $3.50. 1864
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Conf, Dry Goods & Notions-Attractive
little store; living rooms in connection.
Price, 5000.
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PIANO. UPRIGHT. for sale; make your Of
fer; free lessons given to purchaser. Phone
or write, 6l5 Kenyon 81. NV. Columbia 1878
PIANO. brand-new apt. grand. 1895. We
invite comparison with other grands selling
1Ip TO $3.50 Come in and let us demonstrate
THIS beautiful grand. You will not be urged
to buy. Nat 1859 w. w. Kimball Co,
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RADIO. direct current Atwater Kent, beau
quick sale. Apply 944 K st. NV. Dist. 1861
heterodyne. WESTINGHOUSE; built by r. c. A:
ctro-dynamic speaker; practically new.
Call National 1898. Apt. sls.
RADIO. Atwater Kent, in beautiful cabinet,
SIS cash. real bargain; Majestic automobile
set, demonstrator, at sacrifice. Call Sunday
and Monday. 2o5. 1870 N. Y. ave.
aa S se sr d .t one week tx
morrow. Room 2os. Si5 r ST. NV. NV =
R raMn1ote C. screen srid. ..sSeritcs s.s
and speaker. all-electric phonograph, SIS
complete. Potomac 6i27. 1928 Franklin
st. ne.
RAD1o-Atwater Kent, No. 40, electric,
cheap. West 1925.
Radio Rad Clarion Tube supeFheterOdyne. beau
thu cabinet Latest model 40 per cent on
list price. Brand-new. Guaranteed. 1872
Bryant st. NV. Pot. 229o-W.
RADIO PHONOGRAPH. r. C. A.. in perfect
condition. reduced to $50. complete. Only
one. SO monthly. Nat. 1853. w. w. Kimball
Co. TAI 18th st. NV.
RADIOLA, ll-tube: superheterOdyne. beau
tifnl walnut console. perfect condition. cx-
cellent tone quality; will sacrifice ct .
real bargain. 3327 Military rd,, Chevy
Chase. D. c.
good Condition, IS. Adams 500.
RINo-S25o. Solitaire Diamond Ring. Plate
Sa 6ssesi Co. ssts iH VIZ IA ls disRonaA 80
EConffnue0r on Next Psgel
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WOMAN. colored. wants afternoon work
and bundle washes to take home. Call
De-
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BOOKS Harvard Classics. like new. Book
case, with drawer Globe -Wernicke); reason
able 2244 Shannon pl. Sc. Anacostia.
BRYANT GAS house heating boiler, Ike
Few, $3.50. North 5l30-J
BUREAU dark oakD, large bevel mirror;
also bed. mattress and springs 25l0 Cliff
bourne pl NV. between Calvert and Bit
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WANTED. by a reliable colored girl. house
work good reference. 1910 Fla. ave. NV.
Pot 6277-M
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PUMP. l2-gauee Reminston pump; rea-
sonable Lincoln 46i7-W. 1892 B St. sc
RADIO AUTOMOBILES MAJESTIC demonstration:
perfect condition bargain first caller. Elini-
nator. $500. Battery set complete, $500.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

MAID, experienced, wishes place in small
family: best reference. Call Dec. 1885.
MOTHERS HELPER or governess; refined
high-school graduate; care for children;
small salary. Address Box 227-K, Star once.
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used. one-half cost price Shepherd 33l3-J.
HIGH SCHOOL CADET SUIT-cap and belt;
age. 1915. Col 0526
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WOMAN wants laundry work by day or
week: best refs Call on Sunday before IL
North 6500-J
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WOMAN wishes permanent general house
work private family. or part time; reference
20l7 Vermont ave. NV.
WOMAN, colored. refined. wants part time.
days or evening work; good cook. Adams
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KITCHEN CABINET. $40; dresser. $3.50:
bookcase desk. $3.50; bookcase. 1880: piano,
piano chair, SIS; dishes. 4ls Shepherd st.
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WIDOW wishes family laundry TO do at
home. outside drying; best references. Ao-
dress Box 1861. Star office. -
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PART-TIME or general housework wanted
by two girls; call or write 246l st. NV"
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statesmen.

>D4N ~ ~ L INCAN
who is not younger ethan %
nor older than 81, has had col
lege or university training, but
would have been intelligent had
he never been to college: He
would meet our customers in an
unusually trustworthy capacity.
With our definite instructions
we prefer right NATURAL
qualifications without experience
to wrong types" who may be
experienced in this business.
Unless he is individually and ex-
ceptionally outstanding in high
character, well groomed appear
ance and Immediately engaging
personality, with sincerity of
address which carries convic-
ton; don't answer this ad or call
it to your friends attention.
If interested, call National
1893 after 9 am. Monday, and
ask for Mr.. SCOTS secretary,
who will arrange an appoint
ment.
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I WOULD like a few men who
have cars to gamble twenty minutes
of their time against that much of my
time and ! will show you an interest
ing selling plan and product that is
resulting in quick sales and ready
cash for your work.
Entirely new and different. Sales
men now making big money. Call
at 92o Tower Bldg. before noon.
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BARBER g. ROSS. INC, HAVE
OPENING FOR NEAT-APPEAR-
ING MAN WITH SOME SALES
EXPERIENCE. FOR KELVINA-
TOR AND HOTPOINT DEPART
MENT; GOOD PAY AND RAPID
PROMOTION TO MAN SELECT
ED: MUST FURNISH REFER
ENCES. APPLY TO MR.. Semi
HOLT/, SD FLOOR.
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LADIES.
SALESWOMAN.

Stationery and Engraving.
A clever young woman thor
oughly experienced in stationery
and engraving; one capable of
becoming head of stock; an ex-
cellent opening i'll a high-class
store. Address Box Six, Star
office.
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.

MEN AND WOMEN for direct selling; COM
mission. Apply 10 Investment building.
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DON'T PASS THIS

DON'T PASS THIS.
Possible to earn $50-s75 weekly selling
one of Americas best known lines of ex-
elusive Christmas cards. Low prices. Fast
sellers. Weekly pay. Monthly bonus checks;
Fine sample outfit free. John A. Hertel
Co.. 3o5 w. Adams Dept EE-527. Chicago. :.
COIN MONEY.
NOW TILL CHRISTMAS.
Possible TO make SO daily with new, en-
tirely different Chrlstmas-card box assort-
ment. worlds big value. 81 beautiful
cards; gorgeous designs: all different styles
with envelopes to match; actually worth
So so. Sells for 81. You make 1907 profit;
new plan brings three profits on every sale;
we start you without Investment. Write for
samples, free details. Jane Morden Studios.
$40 Rutgers ST., Dept. LRD, Rochester, N. Y.
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MEN

? Several of our men, this week,
earned as much as they made in one
month in previous work.
The company is now preparing to train
men to take over established territories in
Washington and adjoining counties. These
territories will pay from $4,000 to $4,000
per year to men who qualify. We are dis
tributinE what we consider to be the great
est product in America. 1t is distributed by
a strongly financed organization. whose sue
cess in the last few years has been national
1t is managed by men of character and un-
usual ability, who recognize and assist men
who have an earnest desire to succeed.
We are entering our busy season. sales
every year show tremendous increase III
October, November and December. Our prod
uct is exclusively patented. Nothing else
like 1t. and has an ever-increaSlng demand.
Men who can furnish good character ref
erences and desire permanent position
will be given a personal interview; Sales ex-
perience is helpful, but not an absolute re-
0uiremept-a car is needed.
Call from to ~ or to T.
or Monday evening, to 9.
Room 200. Hill Building,
S39 18th ST. NV.
ASK for Mr. Spooner.
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DELIVERY CLERK
(\Nhite)

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Young man OF the best char
acter to take charge of delivery
dept. of large store. Address
Box 83-K, Star office.
MAN to. represent large local
department store; good income
and permanent position assured
right man; must be over Is
years of age and own a car.
Apply 9 to 3, room 212, 1909
Mass. ave. NV.
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Roy white, small; wheel preferred; good
onnortunity to learn mechanical dentistry:
"a sfart 1929 Vermont ave. Room llO8.
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fsTf. janitor. hou s handy with tools;
sock. maid reliable. honest aQbert Setslepee.
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MEN!
REGARDLESS OF WHAT KIND
OF WORK YOU HAVE DONE OR
HOW MUCH MONEY YOU HAVE
MADE IN THE PAST-IF YOU
NEED WORK, INVESTIGATE
OUR BUSINESS EARNESTLY
AND CAREFULLY. 1T WILL
COST YOU NOTHING AND IT
WILL SAVE YOU A LOT OF
WORRY AND DISTRESS THIS
WINTER. CALL MONDAY, Be
TWEEN 9 AM. AND 4 PM, SUITE
pol, 1910 VERMONT AVE. NV.
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S A l. + S NJ + My national
pharmaceutical manufacturer, 3
statesmen with record of doing
things. These men will be de-
veloped to fill District sales
manager positions at end OF 80
days. knowledge of drugs help
full, but not necessary in case Of
correct sales ability. 400 Hill
RldU
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STENOGRAPHER, f1rst-class, experienced,
accurate, college, desires immediate connec-
ton with good firm. Call Georgia 3534
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

INSTRUCTION COURSES.
TUTORING IN MATHEMATICS BY POST
graduate student having a masters degree.
Address Box 33l-J, Star once. 13e
AVIATIoN-BECOME IDENTIFIED WITH A
Climate ideal for hight Instruction ALL
AMERICAN ARWAYA Me- Tampa OF
lnAmec9A a. - =; -
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SITUATION-wONrEN.

ACCOUNTANT, bookkeeper wants work, part
time or hourly; experienced, capable; rea-
sonable. Address Box 1881, Star once.
APT. HOUSE IN manage in return for apt;
manaeed own sanstarium 10 years in D. c.;
no encumbrances; references exchanged. Ad-
dress Box 301-J. Star office. 12s
ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER, stenographer.
typist, switchboard operator, good educa-
ton, experienced, needs work. Columbia
CIGAR.
BOOKKEEPER, thoroughly experienced. dou-
BILE entry; part-time work or small sets OF
books. Address Box Six. Star office.
experienced. control
ling accounts, trial balances, financial state
ments, shorthand. Address Box 13-K, Star
once. IL
BooKkEEPER-TYP thoroughly expert
epce4, desires positQjp; part or full time.
FAtsfencss from Eslleele n.mF mocsrTs
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MEN, am interested in tinanc-
ing ten 10) men to buy Chevro-
let taxicabs, new. | will arrange
it so that you can buy your own
cab $50 down, balance easy daily
payments. State full qualifica-
tons as a basis for credit with
letter. Address Box 9Th, Star
office.
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GIRL colored, neat appearance. wishes
position bachelors apartment or day work
References. Call North TO3l-M.
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CHRISTMAS CARDS PAY
HIGH CASH COMMISSION
No experience needed Deal with manu-
facturer established 80 years. Superb quail
craving Co., 6157-S State, Dept. 10ll, Chi
The Washington times., 1931-07-30
ADVERTISER EMIT
New Kind of Salts
Taking Country By Storm
They Revtalize the System-Induce Youthful Activity
Keen the Body in Splendid ConditiOn-Free from Fat

uralIy and perfectly, but you supply
every internal organ, gland. nerve
and fibre in the body with natures
own rejuvenating minerals.
A bottle of Kruschen Salts that
lasts 4 weeks costs but S5c at Peo-
pies Drug Stores or any drug store
in America--take one half a tea.
spoon in a glass of hot water every
morning before breakfast-in Just a
few days Incidence changes to ac-
tivity and life grows brighter.
Before the bottle is empty you'll
feel years younger-eyes will
brighten-Step grow sprightlier-
nerves steadier - you'll sleep
sound. enjoy your meals and after
a hard days work you'll be ready
for wholesome recreation-and
with care in food selection they
will help you to lose fat-one mil
lion Americans know all this
ask your druggist.
The Washington times., 1931-07-30
STORM LEVELS
GIRLS CAMP

BRIDGTON, Me-, July 80
GN.S).-Heavy damage was
found today in the wake of a
five minute tornado, which swept
Bridgton and Denmark late last
night.
A camp, occupied by 100 girls
from New York was cut off from
telephone communication but
meager reports said all tents
were blown down or crushed by
falling trees.
Large elm trees in this village
were uprooted, windows were
shattered, a concrete sidewalk
was ripped out, the streets were
Uttered with debris and tele-
phone and telegraph lines were
crippled.
The Washington times., 1931-07-30
Wife Asks DiUOrce,
Names other Woman

Naming a correspondent with
whom she accuses her husband
of misconduct in numerous In
stances, Mrs. Idell Elizabeth Car
rigan. of Maryland Park, yester-
day filed suit for absolute divorce
from William C. Carrigan, in
Circuit Court, at Upper Marlboro
yesterday.
In her petition Mrs. Carrigan
declared she was destitute, and
that she and her year-old daugh-
ter have been forced to live with
her parents since they were de-
serted by her husband. They were
in october, 1929, in
Washington, and at one time
lived at Fort Myer. Va.
The Washington times., 1931-07-30
HERE'S APLOT FOR THE KEYSTONE COPS
Turmoil of Their Own
Making Frightens
Bandit Trio

Police are seeking three colored
mer who last night attempted to
rob Isidore Koblen, grocer, OF
1856 South Capitol st. TH9 ban
dts fired one shot, which caused
such an outburst Of noise that
they fled without accomplishing
their purpose.
Entering the store about 9
o'clock, they told Koblen to stick
UP his hands. He did, shouting
for help. His shouts caused one
of the bandits to fire a shot
toward the ceiling.
The bullet struck large globe
which fell with a loud crash
Hitting the cealing, the bullet
then pumped into a plate Mrs
Koblem was bringing down stairs
breaking that with considerable
noise.
One final crash added to the
bandits speed as Koblen hurled
a bottle of pop" at them.
The Washington times., 1931-07-30
M0nchlLriGns Flee
Shih's Rebel Force

LONDON, July 80 GNS0.
The rebel general, Shih Yu Shan,
decisively defeated Manchurian
troops opposing him at Pao Ting
Flu yesterday, according to dis
patches received here from Tient-
sin today. Another detachment
of Shih's forces attacked Man
churians at TsangchoW. They
were reported fleeing toward
Tientsin.
The Washington times., 1931-07-30

transportation worries can he over
come economically through the pur-
chase of good used car one of
the many GOOD BUYS listed in todsy's
Classified Section.
The Washington times., 1931-07-30
CHILD SLAYING
BRINGS PLANT
i To HOOVER
Brooklyn Representative Wires
Protest on Shooting Of Five
As Police Hunt GanuSters

NEW YORK, July 80 dN.SJ,
While citizens voiced protests over
the shooting of five children
Tuesday night in an East Side
street, detectives today sought
the gangsters who moved down
the innocent victims. -,
Representative A. F.. SOmers of
Brooklyn wired President Hoover
protesting against the shooting
Of the children.
A clue indicating the car, shots
from which killed one child and
wounded four others, belonged to
. henchman of Arthur Dutch"
Schultz, beer baron, proved false.
Police Lack Clue
Detectives found the owner of
the automobile had no connec-
ton with Schultz and was not in
the vicinity when the gunmen
sought to kill a rival gangster.
Police Commissioner MuIrooney
had no clue to the identity of
the intended victim, but police
were convinced the shooting was
due to a fued between rival beer
groups.
$4,000 Reward
The New York American Of
fered $4,000 reward for informa.
tion leading to the arrest and con-
Viction of the killers.
The Washington times., 1931-07-30

Travel economically in one Of th,
good used cars advertised for SALE
today in the Classified Section
The Washington times., 1931-07-30
20 and Discouraged,
Man H0nqS Himself

NEW YORK, July 3O.-Dis-
coraged over the prospect of en-
tering a home for the aged, Ed
ward Werden, 10, retired. hanged
himself in the furnished room
he had occupied for three months
in the home of Mrs. Margaret
Cannon, the Bronx.
Mr.. Werden until three months
ago lived with his wife, Henri
eta, and a son, Edward, at
Mount Vernon, N. Y. At that
time there was afamily disagree
ment, and he went to live with
Mrs. Cannon. an old friend of
the Werden family.
The Washington times., 1931-07-30
ADVERTISEMENT

It doesn't take long for Amer.
leans to wake up to good thing
only 3 years ago Kruschen Salts
we're introduced into this country
and the welcome news Of their
superior goodness and swift re.
juvenating power travelled so fast
that at one time the supply was
many carloads behind the de,
mand.
All of which goes to prove that
Americans know good salts when
they take them and want their
friends to benefit also.
Unlike most salts Kruschen -sn't
simply a laxative-if that's all you
want any old kind of salts with
any kind of a label will debut is
that all you want?
When you take Kruschen Salts
you not only stimulate your bowels.
liver and kidneys to function nat
The Washington times., 1931-07-30
Bus Market Noted
In South America

With truck and bus registra-
tionS having tripled in South
America in the past five years,
the United States having sup
piled 95 per cent of the increase,
those markets now represent a
vast potential source of future
business for the American auto
motive industry, the Commerce
Department stated yesterday.
South America is so constituted
geographically as to depend heav-
lily on the motor transportation,
the railway systems being totally
inadequate, it was stated.
The Washington times., 1931-07-30
Hurley Approves
Waterman Project

Secretary Of War Hurley yester.
day approved an application for
inclusion of the Wapato water.
ray in the open portion of Ia.
coma harbor.
This action permits mainte.
nance of the waterway by the
United States.
The Washington times., 1931-07-30
Doll Exhibitors
Are Awarded Prizes

First prizes at the Tenley,
Janney playground doll show
yesterday were won by Shirley
SHckinger and Mary Jane Love.
Second prizes were won by
Mildred Thompson and Martha
Cellar.
Marion Davis, Elizabeth Lana
han and Doris Bowman won
first, second and third prizes at
the doll exhibit at the George.
town playground. Three girls
who were awarded ribbons for
their dolls were Mary Larrish,
Christine Golden and Rosemary
Gavin.
The Washington times., 1931-07-30
TAX ON MEALS

There is a tax on meals eaten
in restaurants in Germany. On
those of moderate price the tax is
about so per cent, while the tax is
doubled on more elaborate menus
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-07-10
Real Cause for Celebration

Citizens OF Burleigh county have
every reason to be proud Of. the fine
new courthouse which will be open to
the public in a few weeks. 1t Is an
imposing looking structure and the
taxpayers money has been we'll
handled in its construction. An in
spection OF the building is convinc-
ing proof that the board Of county
commissioners ably, assisted by the
other county officials, has spent the
money entrusted to 1t wisely and
economically.
The invitation extended to the
public to join in the celebration
should meet with hearty response. 1t
will be an ideal occasion to inspect
the building and to see how and
where the money has been spent.
This public improvement was nee
essary and too long delayed. County
records now will be properly housed
ard the public business more ef-
ficiently handled. It should be a gala
day for the county when the precious
records are moved from the old dere-
lict to the modern and handsome
county building.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-07-10
Direct from Oil Fields

Gasoline IS nov being pumped
through pipe lines direct TO the Twin
Cities from the Oklahoma fields.
This week the new line Of some 300
miles went into operation and put
gasoline into the New Brighton,
MINI. terminal Just outside the city
limits OF Minneapolis. It is said to
be the longest ever built for the
transportation OF gasoline.
Pumping stations are 80 miles apart
and the systen IS estimated 10 have
cost some sl2.O00Oo0. The line has a
capacity OF 567G 60 gallons daily and
taps ths retiue-ies Of six Oklahoma
companies
Engineering genius has provided for
the transportation Of the different
grades Of gasoline through the Use Of
z "svah" With g-sTsuts blending O.
the different qualities Of gasoline.
TIE entire 6sEIazest viii De serv.ced
t-oz :Ls great pipe linz.
Carving c-s-i are greatly reduced
y - zT=l L IS ez-tuated that
zzz-e ca- 1e carried 20 the Twin
CRY Esr-zzT tcr a1c1s 4 cent a gal
IN - z- 70 ce--s II tark cars.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-07-10
Lyman
By 8. GYLDEN

Se.a Harju, Emil Lieuska, Venla.
Waiter. and Wayne 1nget, Sulo, Sadie
and Selma Gylden and Edwin Olson
sp@n- Tuesday evening at Gust Eek
no.ns.
stTert Gylden has left for oriska.
North Dakota.
Miss Hilma Olson returned home
Friday from Valley City where she is
attending teachers college. She will
return Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kuisti. were
Sunday callers at John WASTES home.
Emil Lehto, Vieno and Arvo Koski,
Sigrid and Olaf Wainio and Sadie
Gylden spent Sunday at Lake Isa-
bel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Josephson and
son Clifford. Gust Eckholm, Adolph
johnson, Sulo and Severe Eckholm
spent Sunday at John Gyldens.
Arne Antila, Walter Ojanen, and
Charlie johnson were business call
ers at John Gylden's Wednesday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry pihlaja, Henry
hucemonen, and Heimo 6urtoia
spent Sunday at Lake Isabel.
Walter Ojanen suffered a severe
injury to his foot and Armas Kaneas
sustained bruises when the car Ia
which they were riding tipped over
last Saturday. The accident occurred
on highway No. IA near the Finn hail