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WANTED-SUBJJRRAN

70 LEASE PRACTICALLY NEW GROOM
detached house, NV. suburbs, near graded
school, not over $50 Address Box 428-K,
Star office.
FURNISHED HOUSE OCTOBER 1st BY RE-
liable Government employee, who will pay
$3.50 per month in Chevy Chase or suburbs.
Give location, description and telephone.
Address Box 344-M, Star office. 23'
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RENT-SURrTRRAN-

TAKOMA PARK; MD.-owNER WILL RENT
sible party under lease; oil burner. Frisid-
a1s izh fEound fruit
or Before $50 am. Ca. o75s.
BUNGALOW; S RMS. AND BATH; $40;
ami; city water; near cars and bus.
Owner, N. Lacey St, Ballston. Va. "a.
NEW .5-R.. BUNGALOW. WATER HEAT.
$40; S-r BUNGALOW; ami. sarage. $36; s-r.
s25. ]. M. Earnest, 1921 34th, Mt. Rainier,
RENT-ROCKVILLE, MD, SEMI-DETACH-
ed house; ten rooms; heat furnished; garase,
a month. MRS. OHIO H. W. TALBoTT: 405
west Montgomery ave-, Rockville, Md. Phone
Rockville 6r. 23'
FTVE-RooM BUNGALOW. AMI. UEFuR-
Rent reasonable. Call Clarendon ss7. "a
TAKOMA PARK-CozILY FURN. Ar. & B.
cottage, glassed sleep, porch. ample ground;
excel. neighborhood; s45 mo. Shep. 2608-J
TAKoMA PARK. MD.
broom bungalows: mi, s55: also one
s45 and s35. Clev. 0979.
KENsINGTON HTs.-McCoMAs AVE; 3 A;
r. no bath, elec. elec range, gar hen
Ardmore. Md.-Midway bet. cleo and Pa
r. R.; big cor; lot; S r. no bath. cleo. fine
Nd Park-New Roadway. close to D. c.
line and high school, lot 50xl10; 5-rm.
bungalow, no bath. cleo. furnace ht; $3.50
mo-: sell cheap. easy terms.
rm. fr.. elec.. s16-sl8 mo. 7-9 Col o279.
N. E. RYON CO. 1915 N. Y. Ave, 341s l4th
4-ROOM BUNGALOW; A.MI.......... $50. 90
Groom mouse; ami. .i...............o... OO0
5-room fiat: modern. .................. 81 SO
R. T. VIOLET e. son. ss4s3 saith St., Mt.
Rainier, Md. Hyattsville 819.
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Desirable tenants solicited for suites and
maintained buiidine' @ Once space adjacent
to new Government buildings will be at a
premium when their building program is
completed. Locate now, when space is
available and rentals are low. Apply super
intendents office. $40 Star Building, or call
National 5000, Ext. 253
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SALE-HOUSES,
CLEVELAND PARI

CLEVELAND PARk.
Al-brick, semi-detached. 8 rooms. bath.
attic, sun porch: garage; blocks from car
line: was $l4.5c0; now the ridiculous price
of ss,65c. Call National 1920.
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SALE OR EXCHANGE.

RooMING, HOUSE. EXCELLENT DOWN
town location, for farm. nearby Va. or Md.
or water front property. Met. 43co, EN-.
O216.
WILL TRADE WELL LOCATED APART
ment house with one trust. which nets
$4,000 per annum, for clear property worth
$4,000, or for mortgage notes. Address
Box 261-M. Star ONCE.
LARGE, SELECT LIST PROPERTIES IN
and out D. C. Exchange specialists since
1896. State what you have and wish. 7-s,
n E. RYoN CO.. 1915 N Y. Ave. s41s 14th:
ESTATE IN TOWN-30 ACRES, 10 ROOMS,
baths. all modern conveniences; home Of
local official; tenant house, garages; high
elevation, shrubbery, and trees in profu-
sion: unobstructed view OF Potomac River;
10 minutes from Capitol. in District OF CO.
lumbia: 1000 feet frontage on highway;
first trust $12, 500. Have you a small apart
ment to trade, possibly unable to finance.
we might work out an exchange. Brokers
cooperation invited. Address Box 44S.M,
Star ONCE.
BUILDER WILL ACCEPT AS PART PAY
priced around $500 or clear lots worth
about same amount. The house is west OF
Chevy Chase: has large rooms. baths,
fireplace, built-in garage. House is COM
pletely furnished and in perfect condition
Price, s12,250. s. A. YOUNG. National 1888
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NEW HOUSE.
FOR SALE; rooms. Ia baths. garage,
beautiful open front outlook: convenient to
transportation, etc. Price, $3.50; terms.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., Inc,
asia Z ct. NV h. p4ateaet. anlh
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WANTED-MQNEY.

A FIRST TRUST LOAN OF $500 DUE ON
or before one year, secured on about four
acres Of ground improved with dwelling, To-
Gated cit, in well developed section Of D. g.
z. A GARVEY. Attorney for Owner.
District 5770. Denrike Bldg.
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YOUR OPPORTUNITY.
500 CASH.
EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
This unusual house Is located in pretty
Petworth and is IN perfect condition. There
porches, built-in tub and shower, hardwood
floors. daylight kitchen and pantry. latest
paper and electric fixtures, paved street and
alley. Call at once for further information.
Georgia 362S-J
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THOS. ]. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS.
1881 EYE ST NV.
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SALE-HOUSES.
frnrAfnnn
BDGEMOOR, MD.
go 1En

RDGEMOOR, MD.
DETACHED BRICK e1z'zeS On CORNER LOT.
wonderful opportunity to take full ad-
vantsge of the present low cost market to
high h grade location. Ali brick. slate roof.
entire cellar finished as recreation room.
six rooms, two baths. insulated attic, sun
IMPROVEMENTS. % An immediate buyer can
select ZEE! ens Si! aern'
FULLY DETACALD HOME IN CLEVELAND
downtown. Six nice rooms. porches. hard
wood floors. hot-water heat. 2-CAR GA
RAGE AGE ..S On a big lot Sexi2S feet. Reduced
SHANNON & LUcHs co.
1908 H st. NV Nat. 2345.
OWNER, MOVING IN SEPT. DESIRES TO
tween Varnam and Buchanan sts. House is
os os IS st. oer ana t. Baths ems
closed heated sleeping porch on 2nd floor,
gear ofEi rh' 0fssn nat. sft Ass Until PM.
SEE THESE 2O-FT. HOMES!
wooded PARK: TIE price is NO more than
OPEN TO 9 PM DAILY.
5627 KANSAS AVE. NV.
Dust Above Madison ST.
WAPLE g. JAMES, INC.
Owners and Builders.
1926 14th st. NV. Dist. S346.
BEAUTIFUL CORNER HOME
$9950-TERMS.
ROOMS BED ROOMS.
Beautiful kitchen. All rooms are large
and bright. Daylight cellar. Built-in garage.
Come out and see this Home as 1t is priced
OPEN DAILY TO sP.M.
1717 D ST. NE.
NORTHEASTS NEW HOME COMMUNITY.
Near Graded, Junior High and
Eastern High Schools.
WAPLE & JAMES, INC.
1926 14th st. NV. Dist. 3346.
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WANTED TO RENT-HOUSES.

WAN To
BY ADULTS HOUSE OR APT. IN NV.
or ne. Sept. Is; will rent or buy. Address
Box 457-M. Star office.
NICELY FURNISHED MODERN HOUSE OR
bungalow, close to schools, stores. transpor-
tation suburbs preferred; reas Ga. 642l-W.
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OFFICES AND STUDIOS.
STAR BUILDING.

FOR RENT-PRIVATE OFFICE m Law
suite. Reasonable rental. 1o35 Earle
Building
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SALE-FARMS.

11-ROOM HOUSE, ACRES, ON w. & o. D.
between Herndon and Sterling; $4,000. PACA
OBERLIN. Sterling. Va.
27s ACRES ON STATE ROAD.
5-r. bungalow, ami, attractive price;
terms. Erwin REALTY CO. Phone Hy-
attsville 765.
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SALE-BUSINESS PROPERTY.

7th ST. NV.
Between M and Sts.
Stores and apartments, rented $1,000 per
annum; price $4,000.
10th AND o SITS. NV.
Two (2l brick houses store and apart
ments rent, $2.100 per annum; price, $3.50
Samuel V. Gusack. attorney for owner. 416
5th st. NV Nat. $500. 24'
FOR SALE-AN ESTABLISHED HARDWARE
business, consisting of store and 4-room
apartment; also complete line of hardware.
Price. building and stock included, s1s,500.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., Inc,
1919 < st. NV. District 10l5.
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THos. j. OWEN & SON. AUcT1oNEERs

80. au1
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EXCHANGE.

EXCHANGE.
CORNER, NEAR 4th & CONCORD AVE. NV.
rooms. bath. ami, large center hall plan,
for lots. Geo. 2403.
SPECIAL-WHY PAY RENTP CO-OPERA-
tive apt; NV; 4 rooms, bath, $4,000 equity;
make offer. Ca 2403.
TRADE EQUITY OF $1,000 IN 8-R., 2-B.
bung. for 5-r. bung., clear; available Sept.
2; owner. Address Box AIM, Star offce.
25s
WELL LOCATED, CLEAR, IMPROVED AND
unimproVed property in Tampa for property
in or near Washington. j. NJ. EARNEST,
1921 34th. Mt. Rainier. Md.
CORNER, DOWNTOWN, Is ROOMS, TWO
baths, leased s110 per month: will exchange
for lots or small house. Met 1856 or Geo.
WILL TRADE
$50 900 equities in Mt Pleasant and Chevy
Chase properties valued at s75 0O0) for apt.
or small brick house. Address Box 349M,
Star office.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
sALE-CO-OPERATIvE APIS.

SPECIAL BARGAIN COOPERATIVE
apt, of 4 large rooms and bath; location.
1861 Crescent pl NV, just west Of 2400
10th st. NV. Select location. Small cash
balance like rent. Met. 1856 or
Adams 1022l.
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RENT-FLATS.

SIS 18th ST. SE-3 ROOMS AND BATH.
porch, cleo. h.-w.h. See Mrs. MEEk!NS,
Apt. No. ITO. 20.
e2s DECATUR NW.-s r., B., ELEc. sss 90
44O8Is Ga ave n.w-4 +, bath, elec.. As so
JAMES F. SHEA,
Ir,di Ata N
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RENT-BUSINESS PROPERTY.

TWO FLOORS, APPRox. $4,000 so. FT.
Showroom and garage; ideal for automobile
dealer. Desirable northeast location. Agents
solicited. Call Atlantic 4303 bet. and 5.
26s
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SALE-ACREAGE.

| 8 TO As ACRES. RIVER RD.. WHICH ROAD
is to be united with Mass. ave. Clev. 4733.
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WATERFRONT PROPERTY.

COTTAGE FOR RENT ON POTOMAC;
ing. Grabbing. etc; for September. W. B.
LEE. Wide Water. Va.
FISHING LODGE FOR RENT. WEEK END
or week. very cheap; fish. crab and batting
boat included. Information, call Lin. 8616.
25'
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HOUSES-FURNISHED AND UNFUR.
DETACHED, 6 ROOMS. SLEEPING PORCH,
open fireplace, fine yard shade; near schools,
stores; good NV. sec; owner. Ga. 33I4-J.
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O4 UMs Gs VANNGINNEA
Secretary. American Bridge League
The first important change that we
find In the laws Is law No. "a, In
specting Quilted Tricks, which is as
follows:
After trick has been turned and
quilted the cards in it may be counted
face down, but it may not be again
turned and inspected before the end
of the hand unless
(a) there is difference of opinion as
to which hand won it;
90 it Is found to contain an in
correct number of cards;
Co 1t Is necessary to turn it in
order to substitute corrected card;
or:
I'd player who fears that he has
revoked in it obtains permission to
examine it before he or his partner
has led or played to the next trick.
An opponent may refuse such per-
mission. but in that case his side can
not claim the penalty for an estab-
lished revoke in that trick"
The penalty for the above laws is
handled in law No. Shocking at a
Quilted Trick-which is as follows:
If player turns and inspects a
quilted trick when not authorized by
these laws so to do, declarer or the
opponent on his left, as the case may
be, may select the suit from which
the offending side is to lead when
first it is the turn of that side to
lead"
This particular law will undoubt-
edly work hardship on a great many
players who were in the habit of in
speeding the last quilted trick, which
right was granted under the old laws.
The game now demands closer at
tention. A player must carefully
watch and remember each card as it
is played.
The next major change is law No.
30-Trick Points. Here we find the
old trick count for no trump has been
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GUNMAN SLAYSMAN
AND ATTACKS GIRL
Young Woman Compelled to
Drive Car Six Hours in
EIuding Police Cars

Chicago. Nov. 17.-(P-A youthful
gunman early Thursday shot and
killed the escort of one young woman
and then, half hour later, held up
another couple, abducted the girl in
the auto, attacked her, and for six
hours compelled her to drive the car
on wild ride eluding scores Of police
cars.
Finally. as daylight was nearing,
the hoodlum let the hysterical girl
drive to her home, half block from
which he jumped out of the car and
escaped
The girl was Miss Lillian Henry, a
|20-year-old telephone operator and a
niece of Chicagos former police COM
missioner. John Alcock. The man
slain as a prelude to the wild ride on
which Miss Henry was taken was
Frank E. Jordan. 80, salesman.
Jordan was slain at midnight. He
and Miss Emma Danke, Is. were sit
ting in an auto in front of a friends
home on the south side when the rob-
Der appeared. Jordan evidenced in
tention of resisting the hold-up and
was shot and killed. The slayer es-
capped.
A half hour later the gunman
opened the door of the car in which
Miss Henry and James Guisinger, q,
were sitting in front of the girls
home. He warned them. they said, he
had just shot and killed man who
resisted him.
The bandit got into the car and
compelled Guisinger to drive several
blocks and turn into an alley. There
he pulled Guisinger out of the car.
tied his hands and feet, and tossed
him into the rumble seat. He then
gagged the girl with waste rags found
In the car and attacked her.
He compelled the girl to drive the
car away. A few blocks further on he
pushed Guisinger out and left him
lying on the street.
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Say Negro Planned
To Get Hero Reward

GAINESVILLE, Wis, Nov. 17.-P)-A
plot to claim a hero'S reward after
endangering President Hoover's spe-
cial train when it passed through Be-
lott Nov. 5, en- route to st. Paul, was
charged by authorities Thursday
against Henry Vance, 81, Beloit Negro
held on larceny charge.
Sheriff j. S. Fessenden said Vance
admitted he and others had planned
to remove several spikes from the Chi
cago and Northwestern right OF way
and then notify Beloit police an at
tempt had been made to wreck the
presidential train in the hope OF get
ting a reward.
The confession, the sheriff said,
was obtained after councilman E. n.
Branigan of Beloit had withdrawn a
81 900 bond which he had posted for
Vance and the latter was lodged in
the county Jail. Vance had been free
on bond after arraignment on
charge Of breaking and entering q
Northwestern railroad tool house.
Vance was arrested by railroad de-
tectives while walking along the
tracks several hours before the preSi-
Dental special was due to arrive.
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PARLIAMENT ADJOURNs

PARLIAMENT ADJOONNS
London, Nov. 17.-P)-The present
session of parliament, which wit
messed the passage of many impor-
tant economic measures, came to an
end Thursday. The new parliament
assemblies next Tuesday.
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:" ." EXPERTS PLAY 1T 4 sIz5Sel

changed, minor and major suits re-
naming unchanged: namely, spades
and hearts 30, clubs and diamonds 20.
Odd tricks at no trump now count ~
points each for the first, third, tlftn
and seventh trick, and 40 points eacn
for the second, fourth and sixth trick.
Law No. 31-Overtrick PointS-noW
conforms to the practice used IN du-
plicate tournaments: that is, counting
undoubled overtricks at the regular
bid trick values. The overtrick pre-
MUM remains the same for doubled
and redoubled contracts, which Is as
follows:
Doubled and Not Vulnerable-Over-
trick premium is 100 points per trick.
Doubled and acknowledgements
premium is 200 points per trick.
Both these points are doubled IN
case Of a redoubled contract.
The writer is little afraid that
these changes-and particularly the
no trump change-will prove little
confusing to the contract player.
However, a few moments study of the
law will clear up the situation. and
in my next article I will thoroughly
explain to you the working of this
change in scoring.
Copyright, 1882, NEA Service, Inco
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, to rare quartzeS, fossils, and precious
stones in the rough.
Last summer, as partial clumina-
ton to his stone-collecting efforts DR.
Quain had constructed at his resi-
dence an inlaid driveway which is
unique, not only as an innovation in
driveway construction, but as an out
door museum of rare and beautiful
geological specimens.
The driveway is l40 feet long and
is divided into three sections by the
wheel tracks. which are made of
Burleigh county granite and add the
only prosaic feature to picture
which can be described only as a
fantasy in stone.
Embedded in a vivid background of
light green cement. the thousands OF
stones which the driveway contains
are arranged in fantastic, symbolical
patterns. The left and right sections
of the driveway, each slightly more
than a foot wide, form patterns rep
resenting the creation, rise, and fall
of man.
From Arrowhead Country
The central section, about three
feet in width, is made up of diamond
shaped and arrowhead figures, most
Of the stones for which were brought
from the Arrowhead country near
Lake Superior.
The two patterns symbolic Of mans
rise and fall are especially interesting.
Each represents life as a growing vine
which bears fruit from time to time
in accordance to mans changing in
terests
While both vines are symbolic of
mans life in general, the left one has
particular reference to the life of
and the right one to that of
Eve. 1t is not surprising, then, to
find entWined about the upper
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reaches of Ewes vine the ill-omene<
serpent which proved her undoing
This serpent" is realistic in appear.
ance, and quite rightly 50, as 1t /.
made from fossilized sections Of wha
once were real snakes, found in tn.
Badlands and Black Hills regions.
There are contained in the drive.
way fragments Of white and ROSE
quartz, gold quartz. gypsum, agate
petyified wood, rubieS, and one of the
most rare of all specimens, Thomp.
sonite, a Jet-biacK rock containing
small, flesh-colored areas, which ra-
pidly is coming into favor as Jewel
stone.
Collection Is Extensive
The above list does not begin to
catalog all of the varieties of stone
found in the driveway, nor has the
construction of the driveway more
than set forth sample Of DR.. Quains
extensive collection.
In addition to the intellectual and
artistic pleasure which DR.. Quain's
hobby of rock-collecting has afforded
him, it has provided him with far
more strenuous physical exercise than
that obtainable in the light athletic
hobbies commonly taken up by tired
business men.
Many of his specimens were obtain
ed only after hours of long. searching
walks and patient labor with pick,
and sledge. In carriage, energy, and
Of physical fitness DR..
Quain might well be the envy of
many man Of 20.
Up Early In Morning
Dr. Quain has thought nothing of
arising extremely early in the morn
ing for hurried automobile trips to
South Dakota, the Bad Lands or other
nearer places in quest of stones and
ores.
Sometimes he took friends with
him, other times he went alone. Each
time he returned with the rear seat of
his machine packed with novel speci-
mems.
In South Dakota he has secured
variety of fossils and petrified woods
to say nothing of gold, silver and
other metal ores.
One of the features OF the sur
geon's backyard museum is a water
shed or retention wall on the north
side of the driveway, built of petrified
wood. This wall prevents seepage of
water onto the driveway to the detri-
lrent of both the stone surface and
binder.
Stones of peculiar construction,
with crystallized surfaces present a
picture OF snowstorm at the western
extremity of the drive. Stones from
many sections are imbedded in
array near the garage
at the western end Of the drive.
Each Stone Polished
To the casual observer who might
not think the actual laying of the
driveway was task of considerable
Dr. Quain points out tina.
several times he was forced to tear up
and lay the stones over be-
cause of defects in the binder or
because he became dissatisfied with
the original design. Several varieties
Of stones were cut and even polished
before being put into place.
DR.. Quain estimates the driveway
has between 1000 and $4,000 pieces
of stone. metal ore. petrified wood.
fossils. ETC.. gathered from this and
several surrounding states.
DR.. Quain's residence is at the in
of Sixth st. and Avenue A.
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handicapped because no one took an
interest at the proper time? We can
ascertain how much 1t costs to keep a
boy In a reformatory but what price
will we put upon the social loss in
volved by one boys failure to measure
up to the standard of good citizen
ship?
When the Community Chest makes
an allotment for Boy Scout work it
makes community investment in
good citizenship.
The Inauguration and healthy
maintenance of community chest in
city as small as Bismarck is indeed
a great work. The upxeep of Boy
Scout work by this chest is COM
mendable work which, in my opinion.
can never be abandoned without SER
iously injuring the Community Chest
itself.
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Orders Rehearsal
OF Minstrel Show

Announcement of a rehearsal to-
night for members of the cast of the
American Legion minstrel show at the
World War Memorial building has
been made by Spencer S. Boise, di-
rector.
The rehearsal will start at 7:45
o'clock and will be conducted in the
dining room of the building.
Boise has requested that players in
chorus numbers, solos, duets and quar-
tets be present.
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w. J. Church Leaves
For Sisters Funeral

w. ]. Church, 502 Eleventh st., left
Thursday noon for Kitchener, Ont,
to attend funeral services Saturday
for his sister, Mrs. A. A. Perrin, IS,
who died Wednesday morning at her
home at Kitchener following q short
illness.
Besides her husband, she leaves
eight children and her parents and
several brothers and sisters.
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Nd. WINS MORE PRIZES

Kansas City. Nov. 17.-tP}-Awards
to winners at the American Royal
Horse Show and Livestock Exhibition
here included three prizes to r. e.
Strutz g. Sons, Jamestown, N. D.,
Wednesday night. The Jamestown
exhibitor took third for its three eve
lambs in the rambouillet class: Sec
ond in the contests for flocks, and
second for three ram lambs.
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FUNERAL AT JAMESTOWN

jamestown, N. D., Nov. l7.-R-
Funeral services for Eugene Oscar
Seller, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar j.
Seller, jamestown pioneers who now
live at Long Beach. Calf, where held
here Thursday afternoon with Rev.
George Monroe officiating. Members
of the American Legion, the Legion
Auxiliary, Elks, and the Women's Re-
lief Corps. attended the services.
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MONTANAN KILLED

Lewistown. Mont, Nov. 17.-tRe
George LaRue, representative at Moe
casin, Mont, for an oil company, was
killed Tuesday night when the auto
mobile he was driving overturned near
Stanford, Mont. IS. e. Thomas, Of
Lewistown. district manager for the
concern, q passenger in the car, es-
capped without serious injury.
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BACKS TUBERCULIN TESTS

Crookston, Mimi, Nov. 17.-R)-
Labelling opposition to tuberculin
testing or other movements to raise
the standards of creamery products
as q "stone blind policy" A. D. Sib-
bald, st. Paul, editor Of the American
Creamery Operator, declared the big
gest problem of the dairy farmer is
to increase the per capita production
Of his herds.
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Editors Note:

EQlCOrS NOTE.
The above is one of a series of
articles on various activities fl
nanced by the Bismarck Com
munity Chest to be printed by
this newspaper in connection with
the annual campaign for Com
munity Chest contributions. 9th
ers will be written by other civic
leaders and will deal with var
iouS phases of the work to which
the community money is allotted.
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DR.. E. P. Quain Has Unusual Hobby
KEEPS MIN YOUNG AND FIT
Builds Driveway Of Unique Stones

Or. E. P. Quain Of Bismarck Is the
possessor of a most interesting and
unusual hobby. For a number OF
years the doctor has been a collector
Of stones, ranging from the more
beautiful of the commoner varieties
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-11-17

Your entire family is invited
to Candles Open House Party
Friday evening, Nov. 18th, at Z
o'clock to inspect our line of
toys and gifts. A gift for
every mother and child.
The Washington times., 1932-09-14

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