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BOWLING GREEN
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BOWLING GREEN, VA. October 20.
MIR. and Mrs. James I. Richards are
spending some time in Baltimore. Md.
Mrs; Laws. of Blackstone. has re-
turned home. after visit to her
daughter. Mrs. l.. NJ. Ritter.
Mrs. Ida Chapman. OF Lively, Va.
visited friends here this week.
Colonel Richard l.. Beale spent this
week with his parents. Rev. and Mrs.
George w. Bealc, in Westmoreland
County.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. C. DcJarnette and
Miss Lucy Woolfo!k spent a part OF
this week In Washington.
Mrs Perrin. of Ashland. and Mrs.
Sale, of the fredericksburg Normal
School. were guests this week at the
home of Mr.. ard Mrs. T. r. Gill.
Mrs. Walter Wilson Is visiting Mrs.
Thomas Wilson in Fredericksburg.
Mrs. Morris p. Mills. OF Charlottes-
Vile. is with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs, Il. D. Vincent.
Mrs. w. ". Green and children are
visiting relatives in Hanover County.
Mrs. Edward Wright has returned to
her home in Richmond. after visiting
her sister. Mrs w. q. CoEhill.
Mrs. Lilly Kay has returned home,
after n visit to her sister. Mrs. w. O.
Smith, in Louisa.
Mrs. Joel flaines is visiting her Sis
ter. Mrs. Minor. in LcesburS.
Webb Rains, of Richmond, spent n
part of this week with his mother
Mrs. w. W. Rains.
Mrs. Catherine Lee Bert, Mrs. Cordie
Lee Moncure and Mrs. r. A. Coghill
spent part OF this week in Rich
mond.
Mrs. Lindsey has returned TO her
home in Washington. after a visit 10
MIR. and Mrs. George r. Collins.
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burg. w. Va. has been returned e
Holdton Conference. and viii be In
charge OF church at Lenoir City,
Tenn.
Fred Vance entertained with a house
party at the MclIale cottage. when he
mad rs his guests Mics Helen Gray, OF
WytheVille; Miss Eula Cluverius and
waiter Baum8ardner. Tho party was
chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Hammer.
Mrs. r. S. Rogan has returned to her
home at Rogcrsville. Tenn, after n
visit TO her sister. Mrs. ID. M. IaFitte.
Mrs. c. NJ. Taylor, after a visit to
relatives here. has returned to her
home ut Walla Wolla. Washington.
Oscar Mahoney, MISS Marth. Ma.
honey and David Hickman and Oscar
Mahoney. Jr. OF Johnson City, were
guests during part of the week AT
the homo of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Ma
honey, having motored to Bristol
The Rev. l. S. Anderson, D. D., of
Rose Hill, visited Bristol relatives this
week. Ell route home from Abingdon.
where he attended the annual meeting
OF the Appalachian synod.
Miss Juliet Wood ia Waiting her
brothers, Ha'ien and narren Wood, in
Knoxville, Tenn
Miss Dora Summers and nephew. Ben
l.. Dulnney. Jr.. OF Washington, are
here on q. visit to tho family OF Mr..
Dulaney and other relatives.
Mrs. John w. Price is visiting rela-
lives and friends In Richmond Lex
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Sair. Mrs. a. G. Slate. and Mrs. S. v.

Nair. Mrs. a. G. Slate. and Mrs. S. v.
Southnll.
Among recent visitors to Richmond
were: Miss Sara Briggs. Mrs. &. T.. Bu-
ford. Miss Louise Buford. p Walker
Turner, c. 8. Livesay. Charles Baker.
Misses Louise Vincent. Helen Vincent,
Hattie Cato Miss Ellie Manning and
Ii. T. Klueel
Colonel Il. e. GOODWIN, stationed at
Camp Mcclellan, near Admission, is ut
home on si%-days furlough.
Mrs. e. l.. Story and little daughter,
Hall.
J. II. Cato came from Fort Mycr this
wee kto visit his parents here.
Miss Bette Lee has returned home
after visit TO Miss Mavis Griffin, in
Rocky Mount.
AIr. and Mrs. w. n. Land motored
from Waverly on Saturday and were
Weekend gueests of Mrs. Lands par
ents, MIR. and Mrs. w. Il. Tillar.
q. l.. Vincent was taken to one OF
the Richmond hospitals Sunday for an
operation. He is reported somewhat
better.
Miss Virginia Bailey, Of Jarratt and
D. l.. Askew. n young business man of
this place, were married on Friday
Rev. Il. T.. Staples performing the cere-
mony. Mr.. and Mrs. Askew are making
their home In Emporia.
After visit to her sister, Mrs. W. T.
Tillar. Mrs. J. l.. Price was joined by
her husband, Judge Price. of Bristol
and the yare visiting their son at Nir-
gina Military Institute.
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BLACKSBURG

BLACkSBURG. VA. October 90
Mrs. Joseph , ID. Eggleston and Miss
Betty w. Johnson entertained at an in
formal tea from to Thursday after
noon in honor of Mrs. William +. Stone
wife of the commandant of cadets ut
the V. T.. l. Mrs Stone and her daugh
Ter. Miss Evelyn Stone. reached
Blacksburg this week from Charles
ton, s. c.. and are established in the
commandments house on the campus.
Mrs Il. y. Cavitt, OF Nheelock
Texas. arrived here Wednesday To
spend the winter with her daughter
Mrs. r. e. Denny.
DIR. Byron Ealtin. OF Union, West Va
Wilbur c. Eakin, OF Jack son. Miss, and
Mrs. c. r. Woolwinc. of Davey, West
Virginia. are guests of their parents
MIR and Mrs. John L. Eakin.
Professor and Mrs. John r. uutche
son have returned from their wedding
trip and are n the home Of the latter's
parents, Professor and Mrs. John r.
PARROT.
Mrs. Mary L. Crockett, of Chatta-
nooga. Tenn, is the guest OF Miss Char
lotto Mathews. Mrs. d. o. Mathews Is
undergoing treatment at the Jefferson
Hospital. Roanoke.
Mrs. Charles +. McKcnna and Nor
veil w Thomas. Of Pittsburg, were
called TO Blacksburg this week by the
serious illness of Mrs. William II,
Thomas.
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EMPORIA

ISPeclai to The Times DISPATCH
EMFoltlA, Va, October 2n-Nrs u
"a!heI turner entertained the mar,
ueIs OF the Rock Club and a few Other
FRIENDS on Tuesday afternoon. ,rba
rooms were decorated In bowls OF cos-
mos and lighted candles 4 salad cours.
"as served at the conclusion of tho
s"n when was arranged AS a
tribute 10 Thomas a Edison Mrs w
Is GOODWIN read sketch of ME ,',o
and Mrs. w. ". Robertson road , non,,,
inc Thinker" During a short hIsI
ness meeting Mrs. l.. l.. Goodwin vne
erected president; Mrs II j. Green H.
orarian: Mrs. w. Il. Goodwin .acr.
lary. Those present were: Misses N,ry
turner, Marjorie Atkinson. I,,nr,
1risgs, Mrs. T. L. Goodwyn. Mrs. "a
nan, Mrs. w. 7. Ti!!ar. Mrs r.
I,,n. MIS- a J pauEhtry, Mrs r. p
uarher Mrs. w. II. Goodwin. Mrs, w
". Robertson. Mrs. &. G. Burr ~
hlaeksburg; Mrs. W. 81. Land. Of wa.
very Mrs. l.. l.. story, of FronkIin.
MIS-. j. L. Price. of Bristol In a un.s'
tionaire submitted TO the guests. nrizn.
were won by Mrs. II. w. Hall Mrs w
!. Iillar. Mrs. c. G. Burr and Mrs
Dg-nghtry "a -
Miss Mary Wood entertained III.
ooiiy iwe!Ve on Friday in honor OF her
guest, Miss Mary Edwards. of Surry
Forty-two was played AZ three 49, y
PISS Saiile Bailey won the first prize
FITS. q. V. Southall and Miss Edwards
were given guest prizes. Those prcs-
emf were: MISC Mary Edwards Miss
Saiiie bailey, Miss Ida Cato Miss Sara
nrikss. Miss Marietta Cato. Miss Helen
= unes, Mrs. r. L. Prince, Mrs A. r.
'oodo' Mrs. l.. 81. Lee, Mrs. X. r. Nc
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of others from Reedville. Avalon and
other parts of this county and the
adjoining ones.
Mrs. Clarence Sale left recently for
Washington.
Miss Sarah Randolph Brent, who
has been visiting her brother. Pro-
lessor Fl. Mason Brent. at McDonough
School. has returned to hor homo here.
Mrs. Lottie Moomaw. OF Coan Hall.
is in Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nj. NJ Neale and son.
Milton Mercer, Jr., have returned to
their home in Donora. Pa. after n
visit at Roanoke"
Miss Eva snend. of Nokomis. re-
Gently visited her sister. Miss Curtis
Dodson. near Rninswood.
Miss Lillian Stoncham. OF Molusk
left recently TO resume her musical
studies at the Peabody Institute, Bal
timore.
Miss Frances Bellows. OF Ocran, is
spending some time in Richmond.
Miss Genevieve Smith. of Sunuyside,
was recent guest OF her sister, Mrs.
Il. III. b. Hubbard. ut White Stone.
John and Rob Brent were in Kin
sale this week.
Willie Read, of the United States
Navy. was at his home, near White
Stone, for 4 few days recently.
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BRISTOL

BRISTOL, VA. October 2o-The Bris-
t"l women found much pleasure in
entertaining the large number of visit
ing white ribbon women who came
nero 10 attend tho thirty-sixth annual
convention of the Tennessee w. &. T,
u. which was concluded on Monday OF
ms week. Many prominent women of
the state were guests In Bristol HON s
during the week.
General II. a. Ayers. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
spears webster and sons. John and
Henry. who motored TO Bristol from
Zig Stone Gap this week. and who
were guests of relatives here, have re-
turned to their homes
Miss Katherine Grccnway Stuart.
who was the guest OF her uncle. Cover
nor Henry c. Stuart. In Richmond. has
returned To her home ut Abingdon. Va.
The Rev q. NJ. Moreland formerly
stationed here. but later transferred to
the Methodist mtnistery at Parkers-
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AMHERST

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
AMHERST, YA October 2o.--Mr. and
Mrs. Carroll Martin and children were
guests of relatives at townsville last
week.
Mrs. S. NJ. Wills. who has been the
guest OF Mrs. William A. Moore. Jr.,
mt Rosemont. Alexandria, returned
home on Wednesday.
Mrs. r. NJ. Cox. Miss EuEenia Cox
and Mrs. G. II. Brown went to Lynch
burg last week to see THE Garden Of
Allah"
Il. T. Harrison was In Greensboro,
N. c.. on Saturday.
Miss Winnie Coleman loft on Satur-
day for Lynchburg, near which plach
she Will teach during the coming ses.
sion.
Harry sandidge made business trip
to Shipman on Saturday.
Rob Roy Coffey was week end
guest at J. NJ. Clark's. near CharIottes-
willie.
Rev. c. p. Blankenship, OF Bedford
City. and Walter Gilbert. OF Roanoke,
were here last Saturday to attend tho
funeral OF Walter S. Ogden.
Mrs. NJ. L. TreuIllian, OF Farmvflle.
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PIh1PLES

Why so many young men and espec-
tally otherwise beautiful women allow
their faces to be disngurcd with un-
slightly pimples is beyond me- says
Peterson.
Every druggist in America who cares
To speak freely will tell you that one
25c box Of Peterson's Ointment is guar
antced 10 Danish every pimplc or other
SKIN eruption. or money back-and it
wont take more than 10 days to do il
The mighty healing power OF Peter
sons Ointment in skin diseases. Eczema
Salt Rheum. Sore Nipples, Old Sores
Ulcers. Naricose Ulcers. blind, bleeding
and itching piles, is almost beyond be-
lief and the small price puts It within
reach OF all
DR.. W. Burg, OF Erie, Pa, writes: "!
mad suffered with Eczema OF the left ear
ana scalp for over IS years, but a small
box or feterson's Ointment has entire
~ eradicated it." All druggists are au-
thor,zed to guarantee it," Mail orders
hllcd. charges prepaid by Peterson
Bros, Buffalo, y. Y.--Adv
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HEATHSVlLLE

Especial to The Times Dispatch
HEATHSNlLLE, VA, October co.
Giles F;ubank. of Washington, was n
recent guest OF his father, G. i. Eu-
bank, in HeNthsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Hugh Smith and
Miss Genevievc Smith. OF :'Surnyside";
Mr. md Mrs. Robert II. Chiffon and
MIR and Mrs. Raleigh Carter. OF Kill
marnock; Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Lee
Haynie. DR.. l.. Il. Cockrcll. several sons
and Clarence Towles. OF Rccdville: Mr.
and Mrs. j. T. Brent, Miss Grace Brent
and BERNARD Brent, OF Burgess Store
attended the State Fair. in Richm end
aud visited Camn Lee. as did numbers
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win have charge Of the graded school
this session.
Miss Martha Blizzard has gone 70
clifford, whero she will teach in tho
graded school this session.
Miss Virginia Blizzard loft on Sat
urday for Six Mile Bridge. having ac-
cepted school near that place.
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I. the Euest Of her niece. Mrs. Harry
Hill Sandidgs.
Paul Elcon and Mrs. Keen Lang
horna Of Buckingham County, spont
Sunday with Miss Bessie Rice at o. L.
Evans's.
Missos Ruth Ware and corrinne
Watts have gone to Elon. whore they
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Al the cost of small jar OF ordi-
nary coid cream one can prepare a
run quarter pint OF the most wonderful
lemon skin Softcncr and coruplexion
hcautiher. by squeezing the juice or
t"o iresn lemons into a bottle CON
tanning three ounces OF orchard white
Care should be taken to strain the
juice through nne cloth 30 no lemon
pulp gets In. then this lotion will
Keep fresh for months. Every woman
Knows that lemon Juice Is used TO
bleach and remove such blemishes as
ireckics, sallowncss and tan. and IA
tho ideal skin softcner. smoothenar
and beautihcr
Just try II! Get three ounces of
orchard white at any pharmacy and
Two lemons from the grocer and MADE
up quarter pint Of this swee,iy fra
grant lemon lotion and massage II
aaiy into the face, neck, arms and
hands 1t should naturally holm to
"hiten, soften, frcshen and bring out
.hc roses and beauty OF any skin. II Ia
truiy marvellous to smoother rough.
rcd hands.-Adv.
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ington and other points in virginia
She will spend some timo with hor
sister. Mrs. w. T. 1'illar. before re-
turning to Bristol.
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TO HAVE BEAUTIFUL ARMS :.
TAKE LESSON FROM LIMA CAVALIER, SAYS 1DAH Nc
CLONE GIBSON

(This is the ninth of a series Of ar
ticles Analysing the famous American
beauties.)
BY Idah McGIone Gibson.
Beauty Expert of the Daily Tribune,
and Author of Confessions of a
Wife,.
zone might almost find the lost
arms of Venus on Cavalieri," said the
man who was walking through the
Metropolitan museum with me-
He was wrong, for Cavalieri's arms
are too slender for the wonderful sta
tue. Ideals of beauty change and to-
day the modern beauty must first have
slenderness.
Cavalieri's arms conform perfectly
to modern ideas of feminine beauty.
They taper from shoulder to wrist;
they are round, with no ugly enlarge
ments at the elbows, which are softly
dimpled !,
Much of the beauty of woman's
arms depends on the color and texture
of the skin. A beautiful arm should
invite touch by its delicate transpar-
ent Wilderness and appearance OF soft
ness
II you have hair on your arms it
can be dissipated by using a paste
made of barium sulphide, 80 grains,
and powdered chalk, 400 grains. Mix
well together and then wet into a
smooth paste. Cover the arms with
paste, let it remain for about five
minutes, then scrape off with an ivory
paper knife. Rub on cold cream after
washing.
If the hair on your arms is not very
heavy use peroxide of hydrogen to
bleach it so that it will not be notice
able. =.
For skin of coarse texture on the
upper arm, wash every night with a
lather made of pure CASTLE soap and
very hot water, using a still hesh
brush. Then use cold cream over
upper arms and elbows to keep them
from growing old looking.
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PERSONAL

Florence Remission of Avenue A is
assisting the superintendent at the In
dian school in getting ready for the
opening Of the fall term.
Miss Leah Remission, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. G. N. Remission Of Ave
nue. A, will leave next week for Dillon,
where she will resume her studies at
the Montana state normal school. Miss
Remission is a member of the senior
class.
Miss Dorothy SKeeis of Fourth
street, has gone to Mondan where she
will spend several days as the guest
of Miss Ruth Render. $500" 'n ,-'''
Lieut.. Allen Bolton has returned to
his home in jamestown after short
visit with his brother-in-law and sis
ter, Major and Mrs. Frank S. Henry
of the Rose apartments.
Miss Rachael Wilson, who has been
the guest of her COUSIN Lieut.. F. G.
Neumeier of the Mex enZie, left today
for Buffalo, N D., where she will Wis
it the S. G.. Moore family before re-
turning to her home in Saltwater,
MINI.
Miss Louise Jennings, who has been
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Fred L..
Conklin of Fourth street. is spending
some time in jamestown. with friends
before returning to her home in Hot
Springs, S. D.
Mrs. Carl Becklundt and son Arnold
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that was hailed as the greatest of all

that was hailed as the greatest of all.
But in both of these characterize
tons Miss PickfOrd appeared as i
victim of circumstanccs-as an inlnla
ture child whom fate had fastened UP
on as a sort of football to be kicked
about at will. In The Eternal Grind
Miss Pickford is very mature young
lady prematurely ripened by hard
work in the factory-WhOse indOmnit-
able will, fearlessness, resolution, in
genllity and forceful personality COM
pei our admiration as well as our
sympathy. 1t is this new note OF
power which Miss PickfOrd strikes in
coping with the great crisis which
she faces that will win for "The Eter-
nal Grind" the verdict of che great
est she has ever done"
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SOCIETY
Dancing Parties Feature
Society Events of Month

Dancing parties are featuring the So
ciety events of the month. DR.. and
Mrs. Victor J. LaRose of Sixth street,
will entertain Monday evening at the
Mckenzie Hotel at charmingly ap-
pointed dancing party. This will be
one Of the smart affairs of next week.
DR.. and Mrs. La Rose will also enter
tain Saturday evening a party Of
friends at their Sixth street home
Mrs. William Fuller we'll known read
er of Mandan, will entertain the
Marriage Announced.
Announcement has been made of
the marriage of Miss Lillian Paulson
to Hoffman Allen Pryor of Grand
Forks. She is q sister of II. D. Paul
son, news editor of the Fargo Forum,
and of Miss Pearl PaulSon, who spent
some time in the capital city during
the last legislative session.
y II
Visiting in jamestown.
Mrs. H. J. Woodmansee and son Joe
of Fifth street, who have been visit
ing friends in Towner, have gone to
Jamestown to be guests of the form
er's brother, Eugene Calvin. Mr..
Woodmansee motored down to James
town Thursday, to DIN them for a
short visit.
Holds Outing.
Mrs. Alfred Zlger and Mrs. w. A.
Hughes entertained a party of friends
yesterday afternoon at an outing at
Sibley Island. They went to the is
land in automobiles where they spent
the afternoon. The guests included
Miss Fay Conner, Miss Cochrane, Mrs.
Neff, Miss GustavsOn, Miss Anton,
Henry Zuger and Lee Hughes.
\
Grand Ball BY Company A.
Members of Company A will give a
military grand ball Saturday evening
in Patterson hail. The affair will be
one of the big military dances of the
week and this is the first one the
company has attempted to give The
use Of the hall has been donated by
O'Connors eorchestra and music will
also be furnished free for the dance
Pete Harmon's Battalion band will
give a concert in connection with the
dance. The dance is in charge Of
Sergt E. R. Morris A big attendance
from Fort Lincoln is expected.
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of Minot are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
A, l.. Pierson of this place.
Mrs. A, e. Jacobson, of this pla

Mrs. A. T.. Jacobson, OF this place,
who has been spending the summer at
Spiritwood Lake, has returned to the
city. She was accompanied by her
mother Mrs. H. NJ. Eellis and sister,
Miss Helene Bells of jamestown, VINO
will visit here for several days.
Miss Knudtson, who has been at
the Bismarck hospital for the last two
weeks acting as superintendent OF
nurses in the absence of Miss Sand,
has returned to her home fn Almont
Miss Anna Mae Ankenmann, who
underwent an operation Thursday In
the st. Alexius hospital for appendici-
tbs, is getting along nicely.
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SIMPLEST of Clements.

Condensed milk applied to the edges
of pieces of broken china will keep the
article as intact as the majority Of CO.
mcnts on the market today, says the
discoverer. He adds that he has mend
ed saucers that have withstOOd wash
ings in hot water, and has pended a
telescope lens of fairly large size with
this unique cement.
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Here From Wing-Mr. Hubbel OF
Wing, transacted business In the city
Thursday.
Birth Of Daughter-Born to Mr.. and
Mrs. H. r. Davis of Napoleon,
daughter, in the Bismarck hospital.
Birth OF Son-Eorn, Wednesday
night at the St. Alexius hospital, a son
to Mr. and Mrs. Peter Schlosser of
this city.
Here on Business Campbell,
special representative of the Stone
Ordean-W Wells company of Duluth, was
in the city Thursday transacting bus
mess.
Underooes Operation - Richard
Hanlon of Havre, Mont, son of Mrs
Hanlon of this city, underwent an op-
Grafton Thursday in the st. Alexius
hospital. He is getting along nicely.
Special Lodge Meetings-A special
meeting of the Modern Woodmen OF
America will be held this evening at
8 o'clock in the Knights Of Pythias
hall. A meeting of the Royal Neigh
bors will also be held at the same
time. All members are asked to at
tend.
81. Alexius Notes-Among the re-
cent patients to enter the st. Alexius
hospital were George Murray, city:
OF. Pesonen. Wing; Master Loyal
Murphy, Jr., West Point, Mo-, Peter
Schmidt, Taylor; Nicholas Schneider
Garrison; Marie Mertz, Emmett; Jo-
seph Joachan, Strasburg; Mrs. John
Eta, Carlysle. Mont; Helen Stell'
city; Richard Hanlon, Havre; Mrs
Casper Feist, Strasburg; Max Miller
city, and Mrs Ira Beckens, Mofflt.
Those to leave the hospital were Miss
Irene Tousand, city; Mrs. August Hell
dickson, Halliday; Mrs. E. M. Kaiser
and baby, city; Mrs. R. W. Shinnere'
Mandan.
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MARY PlCkFORD AT HER GREAT
EST.
Famous Players Star Incompatible in
Powerful Drama, "Thc Eternal
Grind"

1t seems almost unbelicva tl.at 4
great star can go on eclipsing her pre-
vious performances upon the screen
time after time, but Mary Pickford 5
appearance in the Famous Players
Paramount Picture, 1.-THE Eternal
Grind" which is the feature a: the
Bismarck and Grand theatres tonight.
will unquestiOnably be pronounced
her greatest endeavOr by public and
critics alike When Miss PickfOrd
starred in The Founding it vas al
most universally declared to be her
finest representation When she fol
lowed that with Poor Little Peppina'
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NEWCOMB RETURNS FROM
kILlDEER BRANCH POINTS

Rev. G. B. NewcOmb, superintendent
of the Society for the Friendless, has
returned from trip over the kiFdeerr
branch, where he spent several days
on business for the society. Mr.. New
comb was fortunate in placing one OF
the men he has been interested in in
good paying job. He also made an
address while there telling OF the
work of the society. He was accom-
panied home by two boys, brothers,
who were placed in the state indus
trial school in Mandan. Rev. Mr.. New
comb finds number of complicated
cases in that district He will go to
,Coleharbor the last Of the week,
speaking Sunday evening in the Swed-
ish Baptist church.
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Lad Falls From, Wagon:
Suffers Many Injuries
gown e. E/ekE"<e Nck'

Leo, eight-year-old son OF Frank
JaszkOwiak of Twelfth street is III the
st.4-Alexius: HOSPITAL with a terribly
mangled body as the result of being
run over by a water tank which was
being hauled by an automobile. The
young victim wa" riding on the tank
and fell off. -.
His left arm and right leg were
broken and he is suffering from a
scalp wound and internal injuries. The
accident happened late Thursday. he
is resting as well as can be expected
today. ''% :, ~ '.s<s
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Resigns Post-II. L. Nicholson has
resigned his position as travelling
salesman for the CheneyEverhart
Candy Co. of Mango, which he held
for several years, and another repre-
sentative will lie assigned to this ter
rilOrY.
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Withers of Minneapolis. They have
gone to Dayton, O., for visit

Golden Valley VisItors-Mrs c. T.
Hess and A. w. Hess of Golden Val
ley are shopping and calling on
friends in Bismarck