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. SALE--HOUSES.
Groom House-Large Lot.

Groom House-Large Lot.
On wilson blvd. in Clarendon, $3.50;
covers s Gain all sisreon house. h's ami. T hWh hSRihh
K ers and 5u sas
must sacrifice, $4,000. Small cash payment.
speeTon sac Snts an oqieon ia
Clarendon. Va. Phone $50.
TAKOMA PARK.
New Brick Houses.
Very Interesting Bargains.
Builders report that these houses. built
the pFfee asked; n fha9 the next houses @ viii VII
Twoostory brick, 5 rooms. built-in ga
rage. oak floors. fireplace. yapor heat, con-
cealed relation, on 50-foot lot. $500.
Terms
reos sa9 as
electric refrigeration. Sc; BOO. Terms.
Ftve-roon. brick BUNGALOW. S5,500.
ments, il desired: INV. heat, s7.b00, Terms,
Very convenient TO stores. bus and school;
new. but in a very desirable location. to be
RENT SAVERS.
$4,000 for nys-room house in the M Dis-
Duplicate Of this house rents for $3.50
So; 400: stueco hollow tile cottage,
space. in front for another house. This
would rent for S25 or $50 per month.
$3.50: e' Very we'll eli fit' built and attractive
Groom house with h.-w. heat, fireplace. oak
Tese and othee Seuses s2 sS 6e Seem snn
R. D. LILLE CO..
266 Carroll ST.. Takoma Park, D. c.
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SAIEr---EAR.MS-

rs ACRES JUST OFF CENTRAL AVE,
East Capt. Hts, 7-rm. house. batn. NV. n,
elec.. nne for trucking ana chickens; stream,
5000. tNo traoes.I =. y. Do& $40. b.
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WANTED TO BUY-HOUSES.

I WILL PAY CASH FOR ONE OR A GROUP
of small houses. G.. G. DUTY. 1O24 YER
mont ave. MA. 44S2. IL
WANTED IN CHEVY CHASE. by PRIVATE
individual. a modern u or room house:
prefer to deal with private party. to Whom
large cash payment is attractive Address
Box Balm Star office. -
SEVERAL SMALL HOUSES. WHITE OR
colored: cash: settlement Immediately. Bid
MAN. 319 Bond Bldg. Ma. 2490. CL. s217.
PRIVATE PARTY DESIRES SEVERAL
small houses for cash white or colored.
81. b77O' Room $40. io1 o Vermont ave NV.
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WATERFRONT PROPERTY.

wANTED-BARdAIN on RIVER or BAY.
Will pay cash state price and location.
Address BOX 2S1-R, Star once.
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PERSONAL LOAN COMPANIES
LOANS 70 REFINANCE YOUR DEBTS.
THE STATE LOAN CO.
$500 R. / Ave-. Mt. Rainier. Md. DE. 6556
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24o MADISON ST. NV.
z rooms, practically new.
223 CONCORD AVE. NV.
6 rooms, open fireplace, attic.
6l12 7th PL. NV.

Semi-detached, 6 rooms, porches.
1925 14th ST. NV Dist 3347.
7OOO-TERMS LIKE RENT-S7,Oo0..
BARGAIN; REPOSSESSED; SACRIFICE.
Builders loss; owner Of mortgage Will sen
e-r and b. with shower tiled. brick semi
bungalow. Price less than former mortsage;
golf course; ami. h.-w.h.. open IRE
place; convenient transportation; oak hoors S
layatCry first floor; many other features.
Address Box 222-R, Star oflce.
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SALE-SUBURBAN.

TAKoMA PARK. MD. 3l3 CEpAR AVE.
$4,000. New Groom all-brick. tiled bath.
SaSh room ssee $50 sash and
W. Nelson. builder
MONTGOMERY COUNTY. MD, 10 NILES
D. C.-11 rooms, modern; heat. eiec pains.
nameross Sariety Of srees ana shrubs, lawn.
sassse 199 9oo fruit tefms5 esS
Call Ashton 165.
MODERN sEVEN-RooM BATH. COLONIAL
streets, paved sideSalks, cheverly. Nc
BEAUTIFUL WOODED HOME SITE SITE n Sao SE7
me s. 500; being pressed for money: will
sell for S1,4O0 cash. Address Box 72-M'
A BUNdALow~sPEc1ALL BUILT FOR 2
sh rsSS ssq :ssson s. S hssrss vs
Rents for $500 per year. Price. $4,000; a
good investment. Live in one apt. rent the
Sthe5 Sas stS@ Nsa1ly 1fsce new bldg. Address s0<
HOME SEEKERS INSPECT 3943, Bath NE; NE;
New 7-room brick. center nal. eesutiiui
hot-water heat. built-in garage. large lot.
See owner for bargain price. nv,
1921 Gath ST. MT, RAINIER. MD.
4-RM & BATH BUNG.. ANIL; GLAssED
ae1Iithii aeantaineeT ee1eec Co. aa 5s2Y e4S K St NV
3-RM. COTTAGE. ELEC. LIGHTS, CELLAR.
well; price, $3.50 cash; Edmonston rd. Ad-
dress Box 33S-R. Star office
NEW GROOM BUNGALOW. LARGE LOT,
for sale, $500 (high location). III Balto.
Blvd Colmar Manor. Md.
500 DOWN. BALANCE S32 so. MONTHLY,
includes interest and principal attractive
5-room, bath bungalow; elec., gas cemented
cellar, furnace beautiful lot; nearby Mary
land Greenwood 22S3-W.
3 TO 5 ACRES-NORTH ROBERT LEE
sehCOI,t S. I,Mt Max M oliVet rd' Lee highway Va
CozY LITTLE BUNGALoW-5 RMS. GAS.
electricity; corner lot, 50x125; schools.
churches, stores; near bus at corner; S29.
Would consider used car as part OF down
payment. p o. BOX 217. Ballston. Va.
MODERN HOUSE, ACREAGE, CHICKEN
houses garage. fruits, good water. spiendid
neighborhood, near Washington. S5.oOO.
Terms Call GEorgia 01S7.
%,o50-NEW DETACHED BRICK.
los TULIP AVE, TAKOMA PARK, MD.
OPEN SUNDAY UNTIL Pm.
Six large rooms, living room, 13x2l, with
fireplace; recreation room. 13x2S, with fire.
place; beautiful bath, de luxe Kitchen, elec-
trio refrigeration. large closets, Chamberlain
weather : stripped. bronze screens, copper
flashing and downspouts, cold storage room,
built-in garage. Built right, no damp walls;
c. w. VAN WAGNER,
223 Cedar St., Takoma Park, D. C.. GE. 1926.
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BARGATN-sAVE MIssIoN-BARGAIN.
71S Ingraham st. NV. is beautiful nome
It can be bought at less than price OF re-
has eight rooms, modern, newly papered and
painted, new shades @ fioors Just r. refniShfsd d for
the children. The price is only S6,S5O;
small amount of cash required above a nrst
trust. NO SECOND TRUST. Come out to-
night or call Adams 6S32. This is bar
gain Open Saturday and Sunday until
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=. Al REAI. BARGAIN.

INL1II
7-room brick, semi-detached; 4 years old;
lot -65 feet wide. 240o L'Enfant So: Sc.
OWNER Cleveland 1479. IL
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sALE-INvEsTMENT PROPERTY.

9.FAMILY APT, GOOD SUBURBAN SEC
tion; detached: garage: rents for $50 mo !:
priced to show 14f6 gross return on sale
price or about 2OIo equity of $4,000.
Address Box 29o-R, Star once.
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S4.95O-S350 CASH, $40 MONTHLY-oWN-
er's sacrifice: Newton pl. NV, rooms. oatn
Semi-detached brick; entirely modern; ga
rage: vacant: possession with deposit. Par
ticulars. S25 r st. ne Lincoln o3OS.
and frame residence, 6 rooms g bed roonls),
2 beautiful baths. 2-car garage. recreation
room in basement; original price rice Sl2;g99; Tsg
Phone CT, 4733 LESLIE D. MEASELL.
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PUBLIC LIBRARY
SPAIN.

In connection with the revolt in Spain
and the significance of the revolution
ary movement there, the Public Library
presents the following list of references
on Spanish history, travel and con-
temporary events.
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WE'LL WORTH INVESTIGATING,

WELD WORTH INVESTIGATING. .
Very desirable apartment, in practically
new ultra. modern apartment house, recep-
ton hall, large living room. bed room; tile
kitchen with modern built-in appointments.
Including built-in fan; electrical refrieera-
ton: attractively furnished. including ra-
do linen and silver. Reasonable rent to
reliable party. Immediate possession. CL.
1894, Apt. 406-F.
SPACIOUS. SUNNY, ATTRACTIvELY FUR-
Nicholas Apis, 2230 California. DE. 1881.
3O39 MACOMB ST. N.W.NBEAUTIFULLY
furnished apt, 2 rooms, kitchen and bath:
desirable location. Apt. 36-S65.
ROOMS, KIT, AND BATH; CAN ACCOM-
modate 4: in good condition; reasonable
rent Apply 1116 9th st. NV. 1Ss
I707 c ST SE.-2 NICELY FURNISHED
looms: sink -, c,-A~, re1nc1 ZONE.
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SEE TO-DAY;

NEAR Sd & r NW-PENSION PARK.
Out-of-town owner must sell. IL large
rooms. 2 baths. house "a #. wide. Cost
S10.600; now $3.50 on terms Cau
wAPLE g. JAMES. INC.
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Travel.

The country along the road from An
DORA to Madrid so accurately and
minutely noted that the Spanish
government could easily print from it
ar ordnance map without further
labor
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OFFICES AND STUDIOS.

2I01 ST. NW.-Big sunny room with
show window. suitable for dentists or CHI
fireplace. kitchen and bath: newly decorated;
private entrance; $3.50. Lee Counselman.
cor. 21st and p SITS. NV. POtomac 2S29
SUITE 2G4-s, 1343 H ST Nw@STENO-
graphic and telephone service If desired.
Reasonable rent. ME. 1900.
734 18th ST. NV,
Handsome Second floor Front Omces.
Best Business Location in City.
Reasonable Rentals.
w H WALKER, 734 18th st. NV.
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The author, who spends a third Of
each year in Spain, has written just
what he would say to casually met
dining car companion who had asked
him to talk about Spain"
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TO SETTLE ESTATE.
In ST. Gabriels Parish. extra large, six
room emi-detached brick home; the brick
SO feet, with 2 large ipclosed rear porches;
hot-water heat. electricity, lear garage
beautiful New Hampshire ave. Sold through
this office one year ago for $500; price
now S6,500 First trust, S4,750. Terms to
JOHN A. BRIcKLEY,
SUITE 20Q-2IO BARR BLDG. D1. 1921.
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Open-1113 Buchanan St n.w.-Mod.. 3
rms. . baths. shower: fireplace. garages'
price will surprise you; trade. GE H.
r,rr,IrNIr-X
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SALE-LOTS,

TWO BIG LOTS IN SOUTHERN VILLA, IA
miles from Alexandria. on Duke ST.. ex-
tended: $3.50 each or $3.50 for both. Phone
KLYN. Alexandria 20-F-3l, all day Sunday,
after 3 pm. during week.
8 ACRES-WHOLE OR PART-CORNER
property. blue stone street. water, sewerage,
cleo; between Rock Greek Park and Ken
sington Just west Of Conn. ave: high eleva
tion; ideal for small subdivision; near school,
stores. churches. Must be sold Price, 3
cents per foot. real value. Kensington
1H9
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1T is written from the standpoint Of
a man of talent, intellectual freedom
and wit It bites and illuminates at
the same moment and its whole sum is
balanced and wholly convincing"
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A
Open-32l Shepherd st. n.w.-Mod.. q
rms garage; newly renovated throughout:
S6,40O GE 1922.
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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-12-05
Conrad Smith, Popular Indian Dies
::'Wis REfliREp RANcHER;::
Son Of Sitting Bear and Yellow Corn

Conrad Smith, one Of the most
widely-known Indians on the Fort
Berthold reservation, died in q local
hospital at $50 o'clock Monday after
noon.
Death Of the 61.year-old eros Ven
tire was caused by chronic nephritis.
He had been In the hospital only IS
hours.
Smith, q retired rancher who had
been a government employe for many
years. was one Of the most capable
and highly-respected Indians on the
reservation, according to Rev. H. w.
Case. pastor Of the Congregational
church at Shell Village, near Van
Hook, who was here when Smith died.
He was one Of the first Indians to
sign up for service in the World War,
according to Rev. Case, but was re-
jected for physical reasons.
Smith was born on the Fort Berth.
old reservation Nov. IS, 1872, when
old reservation Nov. is. 1872, when the
territory which the red men constd-
cred theirs. He was the son Of Sitting
Bear and Yellow Corn, both natives
Of the reservation territory.
Smith was educated in the school al
Fort Stevenson and after his employ
ment by the government operated q
ranch near Shell Village for many
years. He was married to Mary Red
Feather at Elbowoods July 6, 1897.
He leaves his widow. three sons
three daughters and one brother, al
living at Shell Village. Sons and
daughters are John Smith. William
Smith, Wayne Smith, Mrs. Dora Lone
Fight, Charlotte Smith and Belle
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-12-05
Lyan B. Merry, 40
Dies at Dickinson

Dickinson, N. D., Dec. 5.-F-
Lyau B. Merry, 40. secretary Of the
Farmers Insurance company and a
director Of the Dakota National bank
here. died suddenly At q hospital
Tuesday following q series Of opera
tons. He was secretary Of the Dick
inson Elks.
Merry was stricken with appendix
tits Friday. He was subsequently ope-
rated on for appendicitis, gallstones,
removal Of the gall bladder and rup-
ture.
The son OF Mr.. and Mrs. 6. r. Mer-
~, Dickinson pioneers, Lyau Merry
was born in Dickinson. He graduated
from Dickinson high school in 1918
and continued his education at the
University Of North Dakota until, as
. member Of Company K Of the North
Dakota National Guard, he was call
ed to duty on the Mexican border II
1916.
Returning from service in Mexico
he entered the training camp at
Missoula, Mont, and was sent over
seas as first lieutenant of the l64th
U. s. Infantry. He served overseas
for Is months and returned to Dick
inson in February, 1919.
He leaves his widow, parents, q
brother, Loren Of Dunn Center, and
two sisters, Mrs. Irene Brown and
Mrs. Charley Delaney Of Dickinson.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-12-05
Father Of Bismarck
Resident Succumbs

Williston. D., Dec. 5.-(H-Thomas
Haustveit. %. Tioga farmer. dropped
dead Monday while attending fun.
eral services for Nels w. Simon, pio-
neer Toga merchant. who died
Thursday ct . Batavia, NJ, hospital
Haustveits death was caused BY heart
disease.
Haustveit, . farmer near Tioga fol-
- years, was = member Of the Ma
sonic lodge participating In the fun
eral service. He dropped ct the side
Of the grave q exercises were about
70 begin.
Born Ia Norway, he came to the
United States = years ago. He held
township offices and had served q
county commissioner SIX years.
Haustveit leaves his widow, -four
sons, Osburn, Martin and Stanley
Tioga, and Britt. Temple: two daugh.
ters, Martha. Tioga, and Elsie Haust.
veit, Minneapolis: . sister, Mrs. Hal.
dor Jacobson. Tioga and . brothe,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-12-05

tion q feed In his home district.
The grant Of three carloads Of corn
ana two Of wheat was made BY fed
eral relief officers here after . survey
Of conditions In tho drouth-stricxeu
area. The feed win be supplied dur
Ing December and Bonner said he was
assured Of more II the need continues.
In addition he announced that the
Public Works committee has approved
grant Of $4,000 for crawling the
streets Of Lidgerwood, Of which Bon
ser Is mayor. This win keep u men
ut work until March. he said, and
viii greatly relieve conditions IN that
district.
Bonner, = Republican, RETAINED
from political discussion except to
remark that the activities Of the gov
eminent under President Roosevelt
can not fail to appeal 10 progressive
ana risht-thinking citizens"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-12-05

;s 's'l.t A.
- -.
|NDER THE TERMS
&c COMPANY
II Reserve District Ne. .
! INDIRECTLY
NC DIRECTORS
Othss
Iree ltem8
Reject.
troll ing Re.
Cent lationshtp Verified b
1. n. WilnamA
10 None csshier
Z. c. Wuerts,
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D. T.. Quinjasl.
. Rome President
u. \. whitney,
y Rome caahier
Charles II. Ds1e.
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T. q. WuYst,
y None Cashisr
i. A. Clemens,
. None Cashier
q. Y. Habbe5stsA
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Q. D. l1lllsr1.
= Wono Vice P1og.
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Carl ?. osshes.
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paul u. EyaaA
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Anton .. Rleiaad.
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Q. :. Eckho6.
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2. n. BlomQuise,
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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-12-05
DEFER ACTION ON
PARKING PROPOSAL
FOR SECOND time
Garage Men Support Traffic
Amendment While Hotel
Men Oppose Plan

Action on proposed amendment to
the city traffic ordinance which would
prohibit parking Of automobiles on
business streets from "A. m. until 8
a. m. was deferred for the second
time by the city commission in It's
regular weekly business session Mon
day evening.
Several garage men appeared be-
fore the board to support the proposal
while Fred Peterson, representing ho-
tel men, contended such action would
drive the travelling public from Bis
marck. He declared the proposal
would Inconvenience travelling men
and added that many cannot afford
to store their machines indoors.
Garage men contended the city has
ample facilities both in garages and
in public parking lots to care for the
machines.
Would Clear Streets
The object Of the proposal Is to
clear the streets 50 that they may be
cleaned.
A group Of men from service clubs
in the city. headed by g. A. Dahlen.
requested the city to install special
Christmas lights and wreaths on city
lamp posts during the holiday season.
The commission took no action, how
ever, informing the delegation there
is no appropriation to care for the ex-
pense Of the project.
Myron H. Atkinson, city auditor, an
nounced that the colored Christmas
light festoons will be placed at inter-
sections Of the business district Dec.
IS.
DR.. F. B. Strauss suggested that
something might be done to regulate
traffic at intersections in the business
district, declaring that traffic during
rush hours endengers pedestrians.
Peterson told the commission that
many cities have installed traffic
lights at the intersections and that In
zone instances school children and
Boy Scouts have served as traffic po.
ucemen. No action was taken by the
commission.
Approve License Application
An application from the 81 Taxi
company for license for an addition
al cab was approved and the auditor
was instructed to inform the 1-l00
Taxi company that 1t must supply
proper insurance within the next five
days.
Reports Of the city bacteriologist
and weigher were received and con-
sidered. The weigher reported re-
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-12-05

and sister In Norway. Funeral serv-
Ices viii be held 1t Tioga Thursday
afternoon.
Simon, about IS years old, had been
in the mercantile business more than
80 years He leaves his widow, 4
brother, Charles Simon Of Bismarck:
four sisters, Mrs. o. J. Thompson,
Fargo, Mrs. G. Jaten, jamestown, Mrs,
r. H. Parrish, Baudette, Mimi, Misa
Clara Simon, Duluth, and two sons,
G. A. pf Tioga and DR.. Oliver Of Bat
avia, and two daughters, Mrs. North
Of Grand Forks and Lillian Simon,
Toga.