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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-13
WOMAN IS CHAMPION
SPEAKER IN DRY WAR

BLOOMINGTON. ILL. (By NEA
Service-The championship for en-
durance speaking among women
may go, practically unchallenged, tc
Rev. Norma Brown of this city.
Miss Brown, who is only "a, has
been delivering speeches daily. es-
pecially the last two years-some-
times one, sometimes five, a day
She has visited every state in the
union, making her long jumps at
night SO as not to interfere with
her day engagements.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-13

Stuart L. Ritz, of Tottenville. is
occupying the pulpit at St. Marks
church during this month in place
of Rev. William Burd, the pastor,
who Is in the west on a vacation.
The machine shop at the S. s.
White Dental plant is working every
night until 9 o'clock in order to get
out a large order recently received
by the dental concern.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-13
PLEASANT PLAINS

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Francis, o.
Jersey City. have been visiting at
Little Farms.
Misses Genevieve and Natalie
Smith are at Camp Kehonka Wolfe
boro, New Hampshire, for two weeks
vacation.
Mrs. Charles Lyngass and chill
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-13

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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-13
A-IquId fire

A liquid fire to the bedbugs, roach
es, ants and fleas is what the new
chemical discovery really is, al
though there Is no damage to be
done by using 1t to your springs,
furniture or clothing.
This new chemical is known as Pesky Devils
Quietus, p. d. @. Costs 35c but these few cents
will have the power of Riding your
- house Of bedbugs. ants. reaches and
S3K2kzA heas If you purchase P DO Its used
FY and recommended by the leading Hos
NJ pitfalls and Railroad Companies as the
safest and quickest way Of Kidding the
pesky bedbuss. etc,
Special Hospital size $2.6O--makesh Eve gallons.
P.D. o can also be purchased IN sealed bottles
double strength. LIQUID form.
y Sold by City Pharmacy. Inc, and
ather leading druggists.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-13

Every day in every way we try to be of great help to you. Our trade
demands only the finest of furniture at low prices. It doesn t pay to buy
cheap, shop-worn merchandise when you can get Americas Finest Fur
niture at practically the same prices. The values below are tomorrows
bargains. 1t will pay you to investigate. 1t isn't often that you SCI
GOOD furniture at such low prices.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-13

Our prices are always lower. Comparison will quickly prove our
statement. We always aim to give to the people of this city values that
are extra good in quality and extraordinary low in price. We are always
on the lookout for special purchases. Just a few days ago we made a
tremendous purchase of an entire carload of beautiful Bedroom Suites.
We are going to offer them to you at a price that will arouse the most
rigid economist.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-22
AlVila Brings Restiul
Sleep to Interrupted
SAUNDERS

c. A. Mott. Of Oakland. California.
who has been compelled 10 get up
four to six times n night. now re-
ports relief from long.standing kid.
ney and prostate trouble after taking
Alvita for one week.
Having heard OF your Alyita Tab.
let's. came to your Long Beach
store two weeks ago and bought
box OF so tablets for Si.O0. and with
in one week was absolutely relieved
OF long standing trouble with my
kidneya or prostate which necess'tnt'
ed ms being up from four to six
times during the night.
IL can hardly express my apprecia.
ton for the good these tablets have
done for me in this regard. and |
want TO say further that the tablets
have assisted materially in clearing
my throat Of mucus condition Of 90
years standing caused, from poor d.
Qestior, ! am n man of mature age.
hut feel like young man today
am buying one.hnIf dozen boxes Of
Alvitn Tablets 70 give 10 my friends.
Alvita Is the recent scientific d e.
covery which brings lime. iron and
phoaphntes to you in o vegetable
form which can be assimiiatcd. Al
vita Is prepared in convenient, high.
~ concentrated tablet form from the
deep.rootcd alfalfa plant which Sci.
ence discovered IL rich storchousc
Of the vital mineral salts. No mat.
ter II you hive tried many remedies.
try this tonic Of nature now a dol
lar buys a box Of Alvita tablets Al
any drug store Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-22
Weddina SoIemnized In East

brings the marriage Of Miss
Johnson daaghier OF Mrs John a Mercer OF Mnoeau
OF Seattle which oemnsed on Friday
hroherinlaw and
Watkins Toledo Ohio with tho service read by
o'clock, Lavender and white ehrysan
and and lighted By OF
setting the Before the service
May Until For You Alone with Miss Eva
lovely chiffon velvet draped model
brilliant Her tule VEIL edged with
ivory blossoms at either side held band OF
Lavender orchids Phantom end lilies o. the
handkerchief OF
point Mrs Mercer the brides
OF silver charmeuse
orchids lilies OF the valley encree with ostrich
OF
chiffon velvet the shade known sunou Her flowers
with silver tuis tics Becky Jane
French oande carrying bouquets
Hartman the behfers
Or G. w Watkins best man
the ceremony Mrs u n Carter poured
md Frank and Miss Dorothy Hiderink assisted
model trimmed
Mrs extended
wedding viii home after November IS at
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Seattle Society
Edited by Lillian Keen LeBalster Telephone MA m-o6OO
Assstant-Frances Oldham
Musc-Louise Raymond Owens
Miss Dorothy Watson Has Charming We'd
dina; Miss Florence Johnson Is Bride OF
Mr. NlNeEeQ


YaE quaint chapel the setting Tor ehamns
Wedding saturday Dorothy watson dnughc OF
Lieutenant Commander Charles FRANK
Fremont o'clock by the Rev Herbert
rcouy ehsauhmum shades Of gold With the glossy
white in
cndch attractive BACKGROUND for The nupa
ot T. Jackson OF the u = y
marriage by her mother She was eNlnsls
tatltn designed In Colonial effect Win uRht
fng boutron TERED skirt with point nse Ter
with eorone OF tuo aud pearls win sprays
either side she carried Colonial shower OF bride
valley lilies f OF silver lace Mrs Watson wore oheN
point lace with orchid corsoge
the maid OF honor Colonial frocR or emma hu
atf silver lace and high comb OF silver lace IN her h
with OF yellow roscbuis was carried
bridesmaids Miss Gloria conson OF Portland and Miss Helen
t'ftea trimmed
with silver lace They bands OF SILVER WIN un
nosegays also carried the shepherd crook
yellow rosebud bouquets
Brbey stationed al Portland on
best and Lieutenant Commander Frraeek -
William the ushcrs Leading the pro
OF Kappa Alpha Theta sorority sisters o. tho bride
wedding by Miss Janet SHADE also THETA
travelling costume oncpeee ock OF belize Foe
cmeshar with mink chokcr and snugfiIng hat OF
velvet Commander ana Mrs Greene are mosons 10 onE
Francisco Tbs commander VIII %
Pedro,
New Orleans to attend th
member Of Alpha lhe
Phi honorary The Il graduate if
the naval academy at Annapolis with the class OF 1912
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-22
Subscription Dance Delightful A flair

subscription the boulevard Ian
one OF
OF younger the FED cs nursing
blue
ks attractive decorations.
included Ars Lacy Hofus
Lou Powell Olive
Dorothy kathleen Donahoe Nellie Fclger Emily
jerome. Jane Perkins and Frances Oldham
the affair Mr. and Mrs Joshua Green
Mrs Thomas Green Mr. and
Frederick simson
Mburn M Mrs Frederic strive Mr. and Mrs
liam ID rIn Mr. w.
the floor committee Mr. Lawrence Arnold Mr. Evan
Toius. Dallas Emory Mr. Harold
Walter Mr. Hiram Patterson Mr. Edmund Max
VIOLIN WALKER Mr. Marleld Bocom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-22

Il was mere skeleton. didnt
weigh but hundred and thirteen
pounds. but Tanlac buii, mo up to
where now weigh n hundred and
thirty pounds. said Mrs. s W i.uf'
kin. 1914 ". York Ave. Spokane.
Wash.
"Ahou, year ago my stomach
was 70 dlsordsrei everything I ate
hurt me. and az times couldn't re.
tain n bite Of food. Ny stomach was
always sour and fun Of gas and rny
heart paipi,ated 40 fast n, times I
was afraid 10 lie down.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-22
Personal

NIra Andrew NJ. Thomas h Leaving
November ! Tor Fort Russell, W}op
to Visit her son. capt kramer Thorn
na, United staten cavalry md Mrs
Thomas until after the holidays. 30
ing from there 60 California FOR the
winter,
Mr ana Atln samuel II, Hedges
have removed from their summer
homo nt The Highlands TO their town
houur
Mrs. Robert H. Roylc. Of New
York. formerly Of Seattle, viii sail
November 10 on the Franconia for
four months cruise which viii IN
cludc ilonRkong, China, Calcutta ana
bombay. India. Cairo, Egypt. and
Naples, Italy.
Miss Dorothy Ewing IL leaving
Thursday for New York TO continue
her pinno studies for the winter
monlhH.
Nh ana Mrs a. W. Englo have
come over from Enetnl 10 spend u
I few days with Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Green.
Mr.. ana Mrs W. y, Mcdonald and
daughter. Miss Alice Louise MELON
aid. LEFT Saturday for New York
! Miss Mcdonald viii remain for sew
oral months. but Mr., and Mrs. Ne.
Donald viii return shortly
Mr. and Mrs Horace :. Rand and
daughter. Jean. viii rnil from New
York october 20 Tor Paris They
plan to spend two months this win
! ter Ia Egypt and later viii tour this
continent. remaining abroad for
about year.
Mr.. and Mrs Vs. II Hnhlo left
Saturday for California to spend the
wintsr months
Mrs. a. II Anderson and Mrn. l.
In Thomson lef, last week for Santa
Barbara. Cal. where Mrs ThomaAou
win spend the winter,
Mrs. l.. c. Gilman went TO Port
land Friday 10 visit her daughter
Mrs. Fofdham passs,t KimbAlL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-22
Rotariaas to Giue Dinner Dance

committee of the Seattle Roans
Will
n large Assem- Rotorians
Among
s and Mrs Edmund W Campbell Mr.
Mr..
p Mr.. Archie
Richardson Mrs Kirk Hilman
Tndolpb the president the club William
Waldo.
members Of the entertainment committee
Edward Tndolph ehman Bert uiterorh Harry congr
A.
J.
Richardson. Waiter NJ Wells and w.
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Spokane Lady Happy
Over Gain of IL Lbs.

when got Tanlae ! just seemed
70 have no life or energy. but the
frat bottle gave me an appetite
and I gained strength and energy so
fast that by tho time / had taken
three bottles vas feeling fine. eat
ing anything wanted and sleeping
Ike a baby, ! know TBnlae Is the
best medicine ever took"
Tauiac IL FOR sale by all good drug.
Hista. Accept no substitute. over 81
million bottles sold.
-=aas=~
Ff-sfta .r...,t.,. xs....e,ahtr fs1f.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-22
Entertaining With Theater Party

Mrs James Huteson entertaining eight guests this evening the
daugenlaw Mr. and Mrs Traford
who following the performance leaving
their home in Los Angeles.
spending Hotel
Washington their wedding trip
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-22
STUDY CLASS

Tho study class Of Rainier chapter.
y. a. n. VIII meet with Mrs A. v.
Robinson. tass corliss ave. on Tues.
day. October "a. at 2 O'Clock Cars
Nos. IS or 20 to 4ard II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-22
AK woMrN.s c1rn

Tho AK women's Improvement
club will hold social meeting on
Tuesday. tho card. az $40 in the sft.
ernoon. az the homo OF Mrs, George
A. Smith. 500 Yves, SPOKANE ave.
THIS win be the annual stunt day"
and all the members are expected to
participate in the program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-22

4 MEETING of tho International
Hundred Fer Cent club viii be held
Tuesday noon a. tho Hotel Cow.
man Hoy West, a. T. Naming and
Joe McCteary will speak
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Entertain Informally Sunday Afternoon

A. entertained Informally tea Sunday
afternoon Of Congressman
OF c. members
old friends OF tho honor
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Bridge and Tea

Robertson small bridge
brother sterInlaw, Mr. Mrs. Harry Glenn sitb
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gFATrIE WOMANs CLUn

SEATTLE WoMAN'0 CLUB
Tho literature Interpretation de-
pprtment NJ the Seattle Womans
club win meet Tuesday October
rs, ut 1880 p IN, 40 the hope ~
Mas Maud McGough. liib a5ih
ave Current events department
meets az $50 m. with Miss Maud
MrOough as leader. Topic, study
OF Milk Raw and PRsteuHEed,
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Impromptu Supper Dance

Henry Saturday
Mr. Mrs Kenneth
d spending in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-22
Gires Halloween Bddae Luncheon

f. Saturday
her with placed for eighteen
another bridge luncheon for sixteen
no this week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-22

WOMF.N y CIVIC IIsNH
The woman's civic club will meet
Tuesday. October %. in the Erick.
son room a, the Y. w. c. A. Mrs
kathryn Miracle VIII speak ON
Taxes"
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Hostess at Dinner Dance

Fransiol win entertain twelve guests ~ the Halloween
Wednesday evening October o. at the Seattle
The affair win honor Mr.. Lacy
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poRic CHAPTER.
40 aa

Dorlr chapter No. 40. o r, &.
win initiate candidates Tuesday
evening. October -. Rt Masonic tenn.
pie. Fremont The past mairons u
poric win cxempllfy ths work All
Eastern stars invited
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ALPHA AUXILIARY
CARD PARTY

Alpha auxiliary. Local So. win
give card party on Tuesday. oeto.
Der "a. at p. m. az 1915 First ave.
Union Record building.
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woMAN's CENTURY

CLUB
Tho board OF trustees will meet
Tuesday. October 81. al tho Y W.
c, a. az IL O'clock. Tho political
science department win meet Tues
day. at II n. m. In the T. w C, A..
Tho program viii include Public
Health Nursing. Mra r, c, jones'
Our Dependents and pcllnAuvuts.
Mrs r i. palmerton: Austria and
Hungary AIRS h w.. housbten.
The parliamentary department, mseta
Tuesday. al iaO p m. a class In
public speaking has been organized.
with II. Nelson Shaw. instructor.
Members OF tho Century club inyit,
ed 20 attend.
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cALEIDH ct.up

Calcldh club VIII meet Tuesday.
October -. at y. m. with Mrs
J. r. McHeynolds Morris Apart,
mcnis. i7ta summit ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-22
Celebrates Golden Wedding

Cough celebrated their golden wedding
Of a Later
ep,on was held Of Cough.
and hIg wife when
eotnea OF flowers godntcd
table attrnciey with
wedding the recipients
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-22
RtrAfsfAGE SALE

Tho ladies Of tho University Uni.
tartan church viii hold Il rummaFe
sale at 7e2 Pike at. on Tuesday,
Wednesday aud Thursday. October
%. 20 and Is.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-22
-arMMIr NrnnOL IN. a.

The Summit school PIT A, viii
meet Tuesday. October s3 az y, m
This win bo Dads Night ana all
fathers are requested 20 ho present.
ludge King pykemon Of tho Juvenile
court, will speak. ana d musical pro.
Gram Will be rendered, Refresh
mCntH,
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Luncheon and Shower

co1pimenting Miss brdoaotc November
cTsu Fnos with luncheon shower
Frfday October 10.
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Guns ron TUESDAY
ballard mon Pr A.

BALLARD HIGH PIT A.
Ballard High PIT A. viii hold ita
regular monthly meeting on Tuesday,
October 80, at 2 y. M, la Portable six,
A short business session VIII be- fol-
lowed By II reception to the teachers
Ia the auditorium Rt 3;t5 O'Clock
WoMAN'S LAKEWOOD CLUB
The WomanH Lakewood civic I'm.
nroyemrnt club has secured pr NJ.
u. Young Tor series OF lectures ON
Heath. beginning Tueadny, oct -,
atSp. m. "a the Lakewood clubhouse.
These lectures win DO given on tho
second and fourth Tuesday OF zach
month
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CAPITOL NM

Capitol Hll " G. r. T. VIII
meet Tuesday. October 20. az ?
p. m, az the home OF Mrs, Marie
Ridgeway ice goth ave, \. Mem
bers reqestrd 10 attend
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wRIrnIls, cLun

NkllEltN CLUB
The Writers club meets Tuesday,
October 20, At o'clock In Tie lecture
room of the y. W, c. a.
CENTRAL UNION w. c. r. u,
Central Union W c. T. a. meets
ln Plymouth church Tuesday, oeio.
ber 20 az o'clock
EASTERN STAR CLUB
The Eastern star club vii meet M
1880 s-reado building for bridge and
whist on Tuesday October 20. az =
o'clock
UNIVERSITY CHAPTER
University chapter. o. =. S meets
In University Masonic hall FOR picnic
lunch on Tuesday. October 20. at
i230. followed by cards 80 2 o'clock.
EftODopENpUoS CLUB
Rhodode ndrnp club VIII meet with
Airs. Jessie wyus. iOs Sixth ave n.
Tor an Rllday secession on Tuesday.
October "a
WOODLAND PARK
AUXILIARY
Woodland Peek auxiliary 10 tho
Ruth School for Girls win meet
| Tuesday. October 90. a. 1890 .. m.
with Mrs. Newell. 700 ~. Bo,h IT.
|
IBustNEss AND PROFESSIONAL
| W0MEN'A CLUBS
The next rcsuisr meeting VIII be-
held IN the Fine Arts gallery. on
/ Tuesday. October -, at ets y IN.
pF. Hattie Slaughter will talk on
My Trip Thru Europe which
promises 10 be Of much interest.
A Eet.iogrther meeting VIII be
held on November ).
]
ALuMNAE MEETING
Kappa Alpha Theta aiumnae vii
meet with Mrs Monroe +, Jones
stss Warren ave, Tuesday. October
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PALM CIRCLE, NO. 90
Palm circle, No 90. viii hold an.
nual memorial services at odd Eel
lows hall. Tuesday, October 20, az
IS y, M,
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McKINLEY CIRCLE

Mckinley circle. Ladies' of the q.
A, r. viii have silver tea nt the
home OF Mrs Sarah e, Weis, ioes
Burke ave, on Tuesday October 20,
al noon, Members URGED 10 be pres.
ent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-22

TAKE Tanlao Vegetable rills.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-22
GJomen' S Clubs
unNlnarMAn

HARMONY HOMESTEAD
Harmony Homestead No ltAa,
Brotherhood OF American Yeomcn,
win give their regular dance Ola Tues.
dnV evening. oct 20, 1T tho Moose
hall, Eighth ana Union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-22
WOODLAND PARK
AUXILIARY
ALrMNAn MEETING

Kappa Alpha Theta alumnae will
meet with Nr- Monroe T. Jones,
stss Warren ave, Tuesday. October
-. At 40 O'Clock
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The Writers club meets Tuesday,
October 20, ar s o'clock IN Tie lecture
room of the y W, c, A.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-01-10
VAN HOOK MAN
SUCCUMBST TO
PNEUMONIA
Peter Thompson, Prominent
Farmer, Was III Since
Christmas

Pete Thompson Of Van Hook, age
Al years, died at local hospital at
one o'clock Monday morning as re.
suit of the effects of pneumonia
The deceased has been i'll since
Christmas and was removed from
Van Hook to a Bismarck hospital
last Thursday evening for treatmcn,
but could survive the dreaded dis
ease but few days. Mr.. Thompson
was one Of Van Hooks most prom
inent and we'll to do farmers and his
death comes as a severe shock to d
large circle of friends in Van HoOS
and vicinity.
The funeral will be held at Perry's
undertaking parlors in this city al
three o'clock tomorrow afternoon anr
the sermon will be delivered by Re!
Munson. Mrs. Chris Christensen, &
sister Of the deceased arrived in the
city from Lake Mills, Iowa, last eve
ming to attend the funeral which will
be in charge Of the local Sons o,
Norway. The deceased being mem
Der of the Van Hook lodge.
Mr.. Thompson was unmarried an,
before taxing up the vocation O.
farming, was employed as mile
with the Washburn, Crosby Millin.
company of Minneapolis. In addition
to his sister, Mrs. Christensen, tn,
deceased is survived by a father
and mother residing in Iowa, and tw,
brothers residing in the state O.
Washington. Another brother wa
killed in France during the lat
World war.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-01-10

year ago the Cooperators' Herald
said, it is alleged, that:
1. with McCue collecting a
'slush fund to defeat the candidates
of the League there ought to be no
question of the election"
2. "McCue was formerly attorney
general of North Dakota but he was
so blind to operation Of blind pigs
that people discarded him at the first
opportun ty."
3. An "McHugh or McCue take
your choice-they are fine pair to
stand for the same propositions"
The jury awarded McHue $500
damages and when William Lemke
and S. l.. Nuchols, attorneys for the
defendants asked Cor a new tr al
Judge C. M Cooley denied the petit
ton. 1t is against this decis on Of
Judge Cooley that the defendants are
appealing.
The defending attorneys maintain
that in the same case the supreme
court has held on former appeal
from demurrer that the first and
second statements mentioned were
not suscept BILE to libelous interpre-
tat on and that the third one was not
libelous per Sc but was susceptible
to such construction.
Attorneys for the plaintiff were
w. S. Lauder Of Wahpeton and A.
G. Divet of Fargo.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-01-10

tice of entertaining officials of var
ious civic and fraternal bodies in or
der to create better spirit and ex-
tend good fellowship in the commun-
ity.
Those entertained were: K, G.
Arness, F. S. Morey, NJ. T. O'Connell,
julius Ladehoff, Charles j. Anderson,
Frank Milhollan and George Munger.
Other visitors were Sidney Rigler,
c. c. Wattam, Fargo and William
Elmer, jamestown.
Chairman Leonard Bell announced
that the Rotary club was planning on
closer cooperation with the school
authorities and plans would be an
nouced at an early date.
The life story of r. R. Fields who
celebrates a birthday this week was
exposed by Phil Meyer generally
, suspected of being the editor Of the
Buffalo Horn, the weekly organ OF
the Bismarck Rotary club. A SIM
ilarity in style in Pills discourse
\ was detected by several members
skilled N literature and arts.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-01-10

other felonies, he said, were on the
increase and most especially did juv-
emile delinquency show more cases
today than in years past.
He declared that heredity was to
blame to great extent and care
should be taken in throwing safe
guards about marriage regulations.
Next in order, he said, the home was
to blame. If conditions were right
there much of the juvenile delin-
quency could be avoided. He de-
plored the tendancy of the mothers
and fathers in seeking to shift the
burden of discipline and juvenile re-
striction to schools or to some other
public agency.
Judge Nuessle spoke to emphasize
the need of continuing the boy well
fare work initiated by the Rotary
club under j. j. Macleod. Mr.. Mac
Leod had as his guest, one of his
boys, Sidney Rigler.
Representatives of organized la
Dor were guests of the Rotary club
today. The club is making it prac-