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man; iarEe. airy room. unusually well FUR
nished. bath with shower; continuous hot
water, plenty OF linen; single or oouole i.
aiso single room with running water. 3o'
ana 9Th ST. Nw-Nice, clean. airy rooms
80. l.. \ Anr nitrnlo
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SALE OR EXCHANGE.

ATTRACTIVE COTTAGE IN RESTRICTED
water front colony. 80 miles from city. with
large living room, bed rooms. kitchen and
bath: running. water and electricity; prac-
ins for s25 per week: will exchange for
$4,000 equity in D. C. houses or clear lots,
Also seven wooded lots at Eppins Forest;
clear: for $500 equity in NV house. These
lots have an excellent elevation and view
over water. Call Nat. 9257 28'
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nenaEement. large, cool, outside rooms near
showers, newly decorated; 24-hour elevator lie nr3r
service; some rooms running SateT Io OF ronms pnt
IS to $40 weekly; double rooms So TO VIZ
SrnAEfr
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1922 18Th ST. NW-Lovely home; newly fur
niShcd double rooms, twin beds every con-
venience; congenial young people. North
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1918 llth ST NV. Homestead Apt.-Hot-
water heat. cleo, continuous not water; chill
dren permitted 2 rooms. kit. So outside
room, 4 windows. sink. stove, 81; front X.
room IS: bed room. SO. ~.
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1905 CONN AVE-Pleasant rooms, twin
beds. water in rooms; near bath; large
closets; walking dist. Govt. bldgs. -
DUPONT CIRCLE, l744 P N.W--Nicely fur
niShed front room, suitable for or 5; cont
hot water: 50 so each: single room. SO 30.
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WANTED TO RENT-HOUSES.
NICELY FURNISHED MODERN HOUSE OR
BUNGALOW close to schools. stores. transpor-
tation; suburbs preferred; reas: Ga. 642l-W.
UNFURNIsHED. ROOMS AND STORAGE
space. in District $50 Columbia O264
after z pm. References furnished. 2s'
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1919 r / AVE NW-Newly pspered bed
room with large closet Walking distance
from town Home privileges, telephone and
maid
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1889 IVES PL. S.E-Large, cool, comfortable
room, middle e-sged people, or two. Meals
If desired. Real home. "a
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1920 18th St.-Single or
double room. next TO bath; cont. hot water,
phone. walking distance: reasonable
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OFFICES AND STUDIOS

DESIRABLE ROOM IN LAWYERS OFFICE.
excellent location, reasonable rent. Phone
District PATS. %.
1886 MASS AVE. NV ROOMS, LAVA
tory, nrst floor, s35. SHANNON & LUCHS,
i5o5 st. NV Nat. 2345
FOR PAINTER OR SCULPTOR-sTUDIO.
overhead lishtins. French doors opening on
garden: exhibition room. once. laVatory.
Mason Dart. l74l r. /. ave. NV.
OFFICE ROOMS AND SUITES
with wide Range in Size and Rentals.
Chandler Bldg, 1927 Eye st.
Edmonds Bldg.. 9l7 18th 81.
Franklin Bldg. 1927 ST.
Loew Bldg, 1li0 st.
SHANNON q LUcHs CO.,
1908 81. NV National z345.
OTIS BUILDING,
$40 18th ST. NV.
Office Space Available
at Very Low Rates.
High-Class Building
in Choice Location.
Apply on Premises
or Phone District 1904.
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CATHEDRAL AT CONN. 2616 Cathedral,
near Wardman Park Hotel-Lovely rooms in
pleasant home attractive SURROUNDINGS
cnn
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AND STUDIOS

UNFURNIsHED OFFICE NEAR OLD PAT
ent once; monthly rent. $40. Address Boz
117-k, Star once. 2a'
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RENT-STORES.

hEN AohEos
173q p UNSUITABLE FOR DELEGATES
shop; $50. r. O. BELT, Union Trust Bldg.
8l5 9Th NW-s5 FEET DEEP sUITABL E
for any business; nrivat~ room and b.
yerd. Apartment above also for rent. rs
s05 ID NE-GOOD FOR ANY BUSINESS;
heat furnished; large show window: $50 rent
to responsible tenant. l J. MENDELSoN'
2l3 Colo. Bldg. Met. 1887
sO5 PENNA. AVE. Sc, .
A large store, 3 rooms and bath, electric
ity. gas: rent. s55. 5.---
IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A STORE
see our list of suitable business locations,
renting from $40 to 81 600
FLOYD E. DAVIS CO; nag,
1873 18th st. NV. Nat. O3o3.
SAT Az ST s.w-sToRE. 6 ROOMS ~ oo
71S 9ash ~, St. 'sw.-store. 10 r. b, elec. 80
iel3 7th st. nw.-Store, r, b. elec.. 500
-'-' '''- " THOMAS P. BROWN; ,.
sl5 41a st. s.W. Nat. 1919
55o5 GA. AVE Nw.-sToRE L DwG. ss5 90
222o l4th st. NV. ......'.'.'.'''.'''.. e ~ az
1sS 1sSs Nofth 5f Capitol st. $3.50
433 Az st. s.w.-Store, 4 T., gas water 90 39 39
11sSf 1sSf ~ ~ st. sw.-store and dwelling. 5000
727 eth ST; s.w-store and dwelins.'.' 60 60 90 90
III 'iu o. JAMES r. SHEA.
643 Indiana Ave. NV.
New Store, S.W. Corner 3rd and
Kennedy SITS. NV.
Excellent location; suitable for any busi;
st ETsEnss suAbPg PRE- st oxneT 0nse and Builder
i477 Girard St NV. After 4:3o.
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177I MASS AVE.-Gentlemen only, desiring
souethine better than average. in a very at
trsct:~e home. newly decorated. shower IN
conti-uous hot water: single rooms. s25; ex-
ira large double room. adjoining bath z4o'
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VICINITY PARK RID, 1913 OAK-Large. at
tractively furnished room. southern exposure;
continuous hot water; private home; $40.
Col 1h27-I
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1887 CALIFORNIA NV LARGE ROOMS,
tricity included; suitable for two couples
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1924 CALVERT ST. Pleasant room,
southern exposure, newly decorated. next
bath in quiet. private family; reasonable
27'
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z54 ST. NW.-Attractiye. well furnished
front Groom apt. Also h.k. rooms ano @
single bed room: near market; aouItS 20
NORTH CLEVELAND PARK, 36ll Van Ness
st-Front room. bath with shower, for one
or two gentlemen hot water, telephone; prl-
vate family. After 6 29'
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Inws: nicely furnished; also single room,
reduced rates. Potomac 5la2.' :
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! SINGLE OR DOUBLE. refined NV; quiet
! rage: very reasonable Phone Ad. 025l-W. .
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1923 CHAPLIN sT.-LARGE LIVING BED
room, kitchen and dining combined sink,
range; attractive. clean; $35 per mo.
zoos 18th ST.-BRIGHT. MODERN. l AND 3
rooms. kitchen and bath apt, s4S and $40.
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FACING PARKS ROOMS FOR HOUSE
keeping. s45: 2. s35: porches: unusual view;
1910 Ingleside terrace NV. Cbelow 18th ana
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SHERMAN. 1i0I 18th, Apt. 7o1-,coel. attrse
front rm.. for or 2, twin oedsi also single
nm reasonable Dist 3399
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1912 PARK RD. N.W.-Adams 10l72. Ex,
quisitely furnished, 1907 modern home; al
conveniences and home comforts; large front
room. S25; another outside room. $50
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1885 18th N.W.-lst floor, homelike: l-room
apt Ink adjoins bath: elec.. gas. silver.
dishes, linens. laundered free: only Se so.
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RFNT-GARAGE
Rn0MS-FIIRNISHED.

srtJE GRAFTON ANNEX. 1888 De Sales st.
NV. net door to Grafton Hotel-An out
side rooms, in freproof blds; each room room
shower baths: 24-hour elevator service; sin
gle, Ss to $3.50 week; double. $3.50 to slo'
fransients. 81 daily up.
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I5o8 COIUMBIA RD-WelI furnished. Cheer
ful room all conveniences; instantaneous
hot water; private home; gentleman; terms
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1882 MINTWOOD PL. W.-Attractlve. cool
double and single room. convenient location
very reasonable Col 24l5-J.
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SALE-NyESTMENT PROPERTY.

OWNER MUST SACRIFICE 5-ROOM BRICK
house; excel cond; rented colored. 1905 VI;
never vacant: price. s2.250; yield 30. on
investment. Near 18th and ne. Cleve-
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llO3 18Th ST NW-Dandy room with BATH
bath. 81 26'
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1912 CALVERT ST. NV. near shoreham
and Wardman ParkI-Attractive corner
house Front rooms. $40 month; *.
Col
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1343 EUCLID ST.-Laree second front. twin
beos. cont h.w.; home cooking $50 10 s4O
nj InA00
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THE WASHINGTON LOAN
AND TRUST COMPANY,
900 p St. NV Phone National 3440
Detached Home in Chevy Chase.

Detached Home in Chevy Chase.
4eo7 NORWOOD DRIVE.
Out Wisconsin ave. one block south Oh
Bradley Lane This comfortable home. over
looking Chevy Chase golf course, consists Of
reception hall. large. bright living room with
fireplace dining room, bright kitchen. )
large bed rooms tile bath with built-in tub
and shower and extra tile lavatory on bed :
room floor front screened porch: large front
and rear Yards; gage: toilet in basement.
18th and K CAFR1Tz. Dist e080.
cOLORED-I62s 18th ST. NW.-1O BRIGHT
rooms kitchens. bath; in fne condition;
sale or rent. s75 per month. Mr.. GORDON.
Nat 1878 C1ev 1885.
COLORED-MODERN GROOM HOUSE. 23l2
18th st. NV Apply FRANK DE NUNZlO.
1ll9 Investment Bldg. Nat. 1874.
FOR CoLoRED: 1899 goth ST NV
room brick house $50 HERMAN E. GASCH,
1926 New York ave. National 3239.
1913 CORCORAN ST. NE. IVY C1TY-5
rooms bath, ami. brick: excellent eondi-
tion; reasonable rent. Key at ia sth ne.
Atlantic 1866.
REFINED COLORED-WALKING DISTANCE
Govt depts. Newly decorated. 1885 18th
ST NV. 6r and B.. h:-w.h.: elec; yard
lawn; s55. BOSS PHELPS. 1917 X st. NV.
I247 9th ST NV AND B. s45 90
329 b St n.e-Flat. r, b.. ami. 80 90
305 K st se.-Brick. r. and b....... 80
0NO JOS A. HERBERT 4 SONS. ~
SIS E Cap St 1913 18th ST. NV.
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1888 -dADISON ST W.-Master bed room
well furnished; private shower seml-detacn-
ed home; southern exposure: reasonable
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JOHN F. DONoHOE 4 SONS,
3l4 Pennsvlvania Ave Sc.
= II > : y TT ' -
WUITIf-HOUSI,S

WHITE-IIOUSES.
561l 10th NV r, 2 b.. oil ht., elec sl5000
'oa' IuiagSi and ga garsse 125 90
3007 Porter n. Va r. b. ami. gar 100 90
3826 Warren St nw-6r. b.. ami. 5000
s03 NJ st. nw.--8 r, 2 b.. ami, gar. go 90
813 9th st. n.w.-l0 r: b.. h, "a h. elec. 85 90
1903 r I. ave. n.w.-i2 r, b. ami. 50 90
5O33 7th st. n.w.-6 r, b.. ami. gar. 500
2805 Cap ST r. b., aml....... 675o
50i0 eth ST nw-8r b. ami. gar. s. 90
5oq sheridan St nw-6r r. b. ami SIS 90
769 20th St n.e.--6 r, b., ami ...... e 30
1917 18Th pl. n.e.-6 r, b., ami ...... 52Oo
6320 5th st. n.w.-6 r, b. ami s. .00
BIOS 18th st n.e.-6 r, b. ami ...... 50 90
1851 18th st. n.w.-6 r. b.. ami ....:. so 90
'4ai and I'%eau eIec p' ~ D'' 5000
500 Col I'd nw-6 r. b. ami. $500
1843 N Can SIS r. b., h-a h, cleo. As 90
253 18th pl. n.e.-6 r., b., lat ht.. cleo. 81 50
523 Va ave, SEE r. b. lat. gas. 2I5o
TAI 5th st. s.c-5 r. stove ht.: gas 1900
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114l NW-Nieely furnished large room.
twin beds. continuous hot water next bath
63s MASS AVE. NE-For gentleman. at
fractive room in refined modem home. small
family: breakfast If desired ~
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1918 L ST NW.-Nice clean, front double
rooms: redecorated homelike: excellent
maid service: S6-S7: Ink, S650-s7 wEly.
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$50 EAST CAPITOL ST.-Neatly fur. room,
near bath: free telephone service same moor
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CONVENIENT to Capitol, Library. etc
Comfortable. quiet: suitable for students or
research workers; references eXchanged.
Address Box 122-R. Star Office. 28'
THE SHERMAN. 18th and NV. Apt. 3O5-
Large south-front ROOM refs. exchanged
kitchen private.
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152l r. I tScOtt CirCIel-Front ElnRIt anu
double rooms inner-spring mattresses; Ia
cilities light breakfast reasonable; tran
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II. II. CARTER, REALToR.
206 Investment Bldg. MAJ. 4l76.

EVtHIIIES HHU ouIIudy, OOI. oTVU.
ESTATE IN TOWN-30 ACRES. 10 ROOMS,
baths, all modern conveniences: home OF
local official; tenant house. garages; high
elevation: shruhbery and trees in profu-
sion: unobstructed view of Potomac River
10 minutes from Capitol. in District of Co.
lurnbia: 1000 feet frontage on highway;
first trust s12,5o0. Have you a small apart
ment to trade. possibly unable to finance,
cooperation invited. Address Box 44s-M,
Star once
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CONN. AVE. near Wardman Park-Highly
1sntIemsn. references Col 3437.
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sTERRETT OPERATING SERVICE.
an " cI, NET O505

80 NJ ST. NE NET. O9o9.
TRUCKS. TRUCKS. TRUCKS,
All Years and Types.
. STEUART MOTOR CO.,
9th and New York Ave. NV.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
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1904 N ST. IOI5 9Th ST NW.-2 Ink rms.
Sc; rooms. kitchen SO so: single room, So;
gas and electricity. Potomac 04l7.
3417 HOLMEAD PL. NW.-Large front
ROOM sl8 per month continuous hot water;
adult family Adams 1876
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1901 NEWTON ST NW.-Lsrge room. twin
beds, bath. shower; gentleman; single room.
Sacred Heart Parish. Adams 575l.
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1888 CALIFORNIA ST NW.-Laree. douhl"
front room. hay WinCovS: second moor; con-
venient 10 bath: two car lines.
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ave 250l Brentwood rd.-Ncely furnished
room. English overStuffed chair, reading
lamp. cedar closet, tile bath. shower: to
refined gentleman. SIG per month. Phone
Pot. 4647-J. Look for new English home,
yellow stucco.
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1927 MACOMB ST NW.-DETACHED, 8
rooms. maids. storage. garage; sl35 per
month; lease for two years. Clev. 2315.
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED DUTCH CO.
lonial house; all convenienceS: years lease
az reduced rental to responsible adults. In
quire OWNER. $500 Piney Branch rd. n w.
FIVE ROOMS. LARGE ATTIC SCREENED
porch. daylight cellar; lot 50xl50 lawns;
garaR.; electric refrigeration. Lincoln
8575-W 3043 DouglGs st ne. 2S'
26l2 10th N.E-NICELY FURNISHED HOME.
s rms, shower, h.-w.h.. cleo. porches, ga
rage; owner reserve room; <5S mo. Pot.
S5s5-J. 28'
MY 5-RM, SLEEPING PORCH HOUSE;
year or longer to desirable and responsible
small family; S67 so. North SlT6.
SEMI-DETACHED. 3725 VAN NESS ST NV
Six rooms. sleeping porch. garage: eiectri-
cal stoker furnace, refrigeration, radio; lease
by year. Phone Cleveland o56k ~.
Evening star., 1932-10-15
Town in Light Strike.

When the electric service company in
Bacolod, p. l., notified consumers that
they must pay in advance, the entire
town of 1900 population went on an
electricity strike. Mass meetings were
held, petitions were circulated and dele
gates sent to the electric company OH
cials, who were adamant. The majority
Of stores and houses then were lighted
by candles and kerosene lamps and the
electricity turned of. Houses where
electricity continued to b used were
stoned. =
Evening star., 1932-10-15
Gaelic League Uses English.

Angry because it has been ordered by
the Irish Free State government to va
cate its headquarters in Dublin, the
Gaelic League has sent hot protest to
the cover nment. Although the league
was formed to guard the Irish language
the protest was in English. At q meet
ing TO consider the declaration a speaker
urged Gin Irish) that English be used
because "Mr. Hugo Finn, parliament
ary secretary to the ministry of finance,
does not know Irish"
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NUESSLE TELLS OF
DISTRICT MEETING
Says Much Has Been Done in
Field Of Community Serv-
ice by Rotary

Much has been done in the field of
community service in the northwest
during the last year, Judge w. l..
Nuessle told members of the Rotary
club Wednesday in a report on the
ninth district convention at Mime
apoliS.
Among projects undertaken were
Red Cross drouth relief, rural COM
munity work, All club development,
organization of community Play days
and celebrations, and Boy Scout work.
1t was the sentiment of the con-
vention that all communities derive
benefits from well organized COM
munity programs, Judge Nuessle said,
in reporting that Rotary club S
throughout the district were cooper
ating in furthering such projects.
M. C. Blackstun spoke on the High
Lights of the Convention" He said
that Rotary clubs, conferences. and
international conventions were in
strumental in bringing about better
understanding among people through
out the world.
F. w. Murphy gave humorous talk
on the 'Sidelights of the Conven-
tion."
Robert Scott, Detroit Lakes, Mimi,
was a guest.
Clarion Larson played the accom-
paniment for the group singing.
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various tribal dances by the Sioux
Indians of the Standing Rock
reservation. The features of the
exhibition were the sun dance, the
war dance, and demonstrations of
the native American method of
reducing a large steer to beef
steak.
The dedication of the magnifi-
cent display of curious rocks and
fossil formations. found in abund-
ance in this section, occupied the
forenoon ceremony at the Stone
park.
James H. Lennon, son of the
founder of this typical west-river
town, pointed out the value of the
park and its interesting speci-
mems of value and geological re-
search, and dedicated it to the use
OF scholars and biologists, and to
the edification of casual visitors.
Besides Judge Burke, Devine,
and the juvenile band under the
direction of Clarion E. Larson,
Bismarck was represented at the
celebration by several business
men. A caravan organized by
H. P. Goddard, secretary of the
Bismarck Association of Com
merce, left here at 7 a. m. Tues
day and returned Tuesday night.
In the group were A. r. Tavis,
Theodore Quanrud, Philip Webb,
John Ehli, Ernest Penwarden,
DR.. r. H. Waldschmidt, Wesley
Alderman, Loren Duemeland and
Goddard.
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Bismarck Men Speakers as Lennon
Dedicates Unique Rock Park tuesday

Lennon, S. D., June 8.-(PE
The hustle Of one of the greatest
celebrations in the west-river
country is over, and Tuesday night
the roads in all directions were
lined with autos as 10000 Dako-
tans wendell their way homeward
after helping Lennon to dedi-
cate its unique stone park.
A program of dedication in
which paleface and redskin alike
participated was brought to a
close Tuesday afternoon by
speeches, Sioux tribal ceremonies,
and exhibitions and concerts by
the attending bands, and drum
and bugle corps.
Judge John Burke, Bismarck, N.
D., justice of the North Dakota
supreme court, a former governor
of that state and former United
States treasurer under Woodrow,
Wilson, opened the afternoons
program. He was followed by
Hon. Joseph M. Devine, former
governor and former superintend-
ent Of public instruction in the
Flickertail state.
The Aberdeen Legion drum and
bugle corps gave an exhibition of
the smooth precision that has
won for it the state championship
three times in the last four years.
Concerts also were given by the
Mobridge band, the Bismarck
juvenile band and the Lennon
band.
The festival was brought to a
characteristic western close with
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-06-08
Meetings of Clubs,
Fraternal Groups

The Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid
society will meet Thursday afternoon
In the church parlors A social hour
will follow and friends are invited to
attend. Hostesses for the afternoon
will be Mesdames Theodore Quanrud,
Clarion Larson, L. T. Rhodes and G..
N. Livdahl.
X X X
The missionary society of the First
Presbyterian church will meet at 2:3O
o'clock Thursday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. William LANCER, ia
Avenue A. West.
!: J: X
The young peoples group of the
First Presbyterian church will meet
at $50 o'clock Thursday evening at
the church for a picnic supper. All
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North Dakota Warm,
New England Is Cold

A moderate heat wave prevailed
over North Dakota Wednesday but
New England states shivered in un-
seasonably cold weather which
brought frost, damaged crops and
drove the mercury down to AZ degrees
in Boston, the lowest temperature
there in % years.
Oppressive heat continued in the
Grand Forks area but the temperature
in Bismarck early Wednesday after
noon was only rs degrees. Humidity
here at the same time was 60 per cent,
slightly higher than usual, according
to o. w. Roberts, federal meteorolo-
giSt,
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which took place Monday evening IL
Grand Forks. Mr.. and Mrs, Davis
were accompanied to Bismarck BY
John Birdzell, son Of Judge and Mrs
L. E. Birdzell, 400 Sixth street, who
|also was q member of the gradual
Ing class at the university and by
Pete" Stewart, son of Rev. and Mrs
IL. w. Stewart, Mandan. Duane
Davis will return later in the sum-
mer.
Y Y y
Mr.. and Mrs. Killian Guck, Per-
ham, Mimi, have arrived to spend a
few days with their daughters. Mrs.
Orlando Peterson and Mrs. william
Kaizer. 40 Front avenue.
II \ \
Mrs. S. A. Daniels, son Clark and
daughter Marcia Jean, Lisbon, ar
rived Monday to spend about two
weeks as the guests Of Mrs. Daniels
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. F. Duehring, 3l4h Main ave-
nue..
Michael and Sally Chernich, son
and daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. M. H.
Chernich.. 519 Avenue A West, have
left for Taylor, N. D., where they will
visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Paulson.
Ethelwyn Schafer, 206h Main ave-
nue., and Betty Barnes, GIG Ninth ST.,
have gone to Beulah where they will
be guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Herman. They also will
visit with friends In HAGEN and STAN
ton and will be gone several weeks.
X X X
A special business meeting of ST..
Georges afternoon Guild, called by
Bishop Frederick B. Bartlett, Fargo,
will be held at 3 o'clock Friday after
noon Mn the parish house at St.
Georges Episcopal church. Bishop
Bartlett will address the group. All
members are requested to attend.
X X 4
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Define, 423 Sec
ond St., are spending the week visit
ing in Fargo with their daughter, Mrs.
F. ]. Hegedus, and with their son,
Edward DEFINE, student at the North
Dakota Agricultural college, who will
accompany them to Bismarck when
they return next week.
X X X
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Mann, Medford,
Ore, are guests at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. G. D. Mann, 232 Avenue A
West, for few days. They are en-
route to their home after a visit in
the Twin Cities. Mr.. Mann is a BROTH
err of G. D. Mann.
X X X
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Bartlett, 600
Avenue D, have as their guests Mr..
Bartlett's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. E.
Bartlett Of Cameron, Wis, who will
visit here for about a month. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bartlett, accompanied by. his
parents, returned to Bismarck Tues
day after a few days tour of the
Black Hills.
Mrs. F. B. Strauss and son Fred
erick, 223 First St.. have gone to their
summer home on Green Lake, Spicer,
Mimi, where Mrs. Strauss will spend
the greater part of the summer. She
will be joined there the last of this
week by her daughter, Miss Cora
Marie Strauss, who has been attend
ing st. GATHERINGS college, st. Paul.
Frederick Strauss will return to Bis
marck in about a week.
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Christensen Boy in
Satisfactory Condition

Mark Christianson, son of Su-
preme Court Justice and Mrs. A. NJ.
Christensen, who was accidentally
shot in the neck and shoulder Mon
day evening. was in quite satisfac-
tory condition at local hospital
wednesday morning, his father said.
4 90 calibre bullet is lodged In his
shoulder and doctors have not yet
decided whether they will remove the
pellet.
No sign of infection has been noted,
Judge Christainson said.
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members having cars at their disposal
are asked to bring them. In case OF
rain an indoor picnN and program will
be held in the church dining hall.
X X X
The Ladies Aid society of the First
Lutheran church will meet in the
church parlors at o'clock Thursday
afternoon. Hostesses will be Mes
DANES John l.. Larson, c. w. Porter,
N. M. Danrot, John Gray and A. W..
Applequist.
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City-COunty News

A. w. Mundy and his daughter
Margaret returned Wednesday from
st. Paul. They made the trip by car.
x X X
Mr.. and Mrs. George Leutz, Hebron,
and j. L. Bell, Bismarck, left Bis
marck by plane Wednesday for Grand
Forks where they will attend the an
nual meeting Of the North Dakota
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Bankers association. E. r. McCanna,
who also will attend the meeting, is
making the trip by car.
X X
"A marriage license was issued
Tuesday to Lawrence G. Knief and
Miss Eva M. Gallagher, both of Bis
marck.