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Evening star., 1923-06-24

the other side of Hedgesvtlls. The
party had proceeded to within = mile
Of that town. aad the automobile wAe
being 1oosened' to negotiate hilf.
when sudden fusillade of shots
poured out from the bushes. BY the
time the car could be atopped and
the officers started hack on - tour OF
investigation the gunman had disap-
peared.
1t is believed by some that the at
tempted wholesale assassination WAS
the act of q meoBshiner. wh9 ree0g-
mixed the officers, ~ It was nor quite
z o'clock. and who evidently conclud-
ed he was being sought.
Evening star., 1923-06-24

ment over It's election of town officers.
This year as heretofore there were
two tickets In the field with the lines
clearly drawn on the old and the
new regime. So exciting has been I've
contest that each side has been sup
porting rival publications and 1t is
reported that at times the contro-
versfes have been acrimonious. The
election was held at the Beach today,
the polls being open from to 9
O'Clock, the hours that are best suited
for getting out the voters of the COM
muting residents who return from
their days work in Washington.
Natural gas wells vary in depth
from 1000 to more than 6 900 feet
Evening star., 1923-06-24
SUITLAND PLANNING
LABOR DAY EVENT
Tournament and Base Ball Game
to Feature Maryland Towns
Celebration.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
SUITLAND, Md. June 23.-Citizens
here are At work on plans for their
second annual Labor Day tourna-
ment.
In addition to the tournament
there will be q base ball game be-
tween well-matched teams for q sub
stantiai cash prize in the morning
O dinner in the recreation hall OF the
Sutiland school from ~ to lac pm.
and q chicken supper from s to 1880
o'clock.
The program will be concluded
with dancing, beginning at 8 pm
Evening star., 1923-06-24
DISABLED MEN TO MEET.
Executive Council of Veterans
Prepares Weeks Program.

MINNEAPOLIS. June 23.-The ma
tional executive council of the Dis
abled American Veterans of the
World War met here today and
adopted tentative program for the
veterans convention here next week,
starting Monday.
Two business sessions will be held
daily with entertainment features in
terspersed and the evening given
over to recreation.
The convention will close SATURDAY.
Evening star., 1923-06-24
ELECTION PROVIDES
NORTH BEACH STIR

The village of North Branch. Md.
which enjoys it's largest popuIa-
tion during the summer 'solstice. when
the public schools of the National
Capital are closed, has just passed
through It's periodic spell of excite
Evening star., 1923-06-24

A. feature will be. the crowning of
the Queen Of Love and Beauty and
her maids by victorious riders In
the tournament.
Washington Journal., 1923-09-14

@us Ser 3eit. ar5t:
9ie Nerpen S6re5 WtanncS limo III
total ruiniert. @as bat er Oenn
nilr AufregcnOes binter iid?
Satin: . niftS, er bat MIR ietne
Steuererfldrlng gema6t!
2en5i nj f 0 M e. 6ralt'
lem: @eb' nidt 10 na9e an oas
%fero beran, 9ubi, eS f0nnte ats
idlngenl
8Hbi: @elt, 6rdulein, oas tut's,
neil 6riibling lit?
- sic fennt ibn. Sante:
Sd babe oeinem Mann cine 8la'
fdje &ognaf mitgcbrabt, oomit er
etpos i'm &ous bat, penn er etn-
nal fronf meroen ioate!
@i6te: 0orauf pirit ou uoDl
gleid marten fonnenl
q Of d eI6aft. Sie
fdIieBen ia gar nidt mebr oaS
SenIter, SEER @a6bar, penn i6
meinen @eIangSunterridt babe =
i1 itnge pobI i6on better ais IN
Der erlten Belt?
See, SrGulein, aber iA bab' mid
MN oaran gefp0bnt!
Washington Journal., 1923-09-14

6ataI. Gin @cnn battc
oie @rlan6nis erbulterL in einem
&otel feline Oreiiierten 6l0be por-
8%ufiibren. als ale @dite rerIam-
melt tparen, fam ct nit elmer flei-
men gda6teI, itelte oieielbe auf
ben Slid un0 l~iiftete ben Iefel.
nSeina, ipring' .berousl" fOmman-
0ierte ct. ltno SEEING gebordte.
,Seina ipring' iiber Die Sda6-
tell@ befa6l Ser gigentiimer mel,
ter. Aber ser 6lob mar ungcbor-
Jam. @r iprang auf Ben peiBcn
Mrm elmer iltngen Game unO per-
Idtpan6 i'm @ermel 0es &leioeS.
0ie Game nabm Die So6e nit gll-
tenn Sumor auf, 5og itb nit ibrer
M1ltter in ibr 3immcr 5uriiG nno
bra6te bal0 Sen @usreiBer pieoer
on.
Ser Mann befobl nun: SEEING,
3uriid in 0eine G1adtell"
@ber 6as Gier riifte unb riibrte
fid ni6t. ga bob es Ser Mann
bonn Gid, 6rebte es INN unO iogte
Washington Journal., 1923-09-14

i6licBli6: n@ndOioes 5rdnlein, es
tut mir lei0, Sic nod einmal be.
miiben gu miiiien. GieS lit ni6t
mein Sein5!"
Sungpieb. aomiide
&dll5e gi6t's oo1! Sebe i9 Oa
neulid) meinen gta6bor Suiieper
6ar6Gnptig alts Dem @0rliBer
8abnbof fommen. Seinen SUIT trdgt
CT bebutiam 5miiden ben SGn0en
nnO bot i'm auBerGert nod ms
Goifentu6 eingepidelt.
.9lber Serr SUFFERER. Jag id,
r6aben sic oenn gar 10 ne Angit
nm Sbren 9edel?"
rOas nidt", antportete CT, nober
ib bobe meiner Srdlt OrauBen in
unierem Sommer0orf6en cine bal6e
MonoeI friife 2anoeier beiorgt,
uno ga iin0 pGbreno Der 3iiffabrt
&iiden ollsgefrodenl~
- 3aio b. rSiinf8igtauienO Marf
foltet oieie oIte @eigel"
y1tngloubli6l @as tpiir0e bic
crit foiten, tuenn iie reu ndreI"
Washington Journal., 1923-09-14

6ortfdritt. 9~an0le6rer
Omit anerfennilng): Seute gebt eS
idon beiier, Serr Stapfer = in
Der uorigen StunOe tratcn Sic
Sbrer Dame nod beitdnoig aiif Die
SiiBe - iebt treten sic i6on
man6mal oanebenl
9ere d ii gung. Saits6err:
Gin gteuiabrsgeidenf m0dJten g?
So, pofiir oenn?
8ettler: Sea, id babe bod g
gauge Sabr bel Sbnen ge6etteltl
8e0enfl Of. @o8 ba6en
Sic 6enn Oo fir elm i6meres &afet
in Der SanO, SEER Meper?
&aOierqummis. SD min meiuc
@ei6dftsbiiGer in Or0nung brin-
gen nddite @od)e muB i6 iie
Der Stellerbeb0r0e porlegen!
Il nOerfroren. Sat
(am friiben Neuiabrs . Worger):
Sea, SEER @irt, Die @an5en ba6en
mid aber belt' nadt furdt6ar &C.
biiien!
@irt: Meinen Sic etwa, Dab Sic
in Der Silueiternudt troden iiben
pollen?!
Oas @i6tigite. naamt
SIR Steiner idon idrei6cn ooer
leien?"
vgfein, o6er pbotograpbierenl"
Gin gIndIi9er Che.
mann. Sd bin Elm ungliiflidcr
Meni6; babe cine 8rart unO fam
iie nift beiroten!
Seien sic 3ufrieoen; t6 tpo1te,
ib bate meine Alte alt9 nidt bei-
raten fonnenl
Washington Journal., 1923-09-14

in sic Sditl idide, for oab er bin
0eitId e ipcnig aiifbroidc faHG, i6
tam niGs for i'm oltbn. Sd 1eN
aud Die 9i55ie, mas laeitc @lte IL,
meme Gdipicrieu5 nit oen Seller
Ucrsd6It I'M Die iagt, lie mar for
feline N3innit iurpreiit, DAB er MIDI
nit peritnnne bait; iie 6dtt aud nit
Oen iunge N}olm geto6ft, dptuer er
BAIT iie ieocS @ort peritanue I'm i'd
better ioat iclbIt nod email IN Die
Gdul ge6rl. otuper oafor mar id
pobriheinlid 81 ounlm, fponit id)
per6leime S6ne Sbrn licper
8btltpp Souerompe r.
Washington Journal., 1923-09-14
Sr6itffd,. Serr

Sroitlid 5err t5unt
66brmann Del bo6gc6enOem Mai.
fer, dngitIiG): @eiaie0t bier nifts?
Sdifier: Nbcr noa, MIR foe
4ngit Scrrl @orig's Sdbr lit 5rror
mein 9ruOer criuiia a6er mir
BAN cabin mieOd g'fnnO'nl
Ger6IHmt. @eiub6nO.
Ter: Dor 8pci Q}onatcn haze ifj
Dem Meper Elm 6aB @ein oerfolft,
uno iebt - iinO mir pieOcr Die
bciten 5retn0e!
@efGbrIi6. STUDENT Gil
einem 9(lpenbotcl 5um 6reunoe):
6orenen moGte id gernc Ellen.
aber bier lit c5 mir 5lt gcfdbrlid!
6reuno: @icio ocfdbrlid2
StuOent: ga, eS lit BEL cen
Soreaen fein 8rciS nilf Scr Spei-
lefarte aliseefiiatl -
@irfung. Ser Seim ut
audi i6al0er6oft tcltcr g%efporoenl
9Gs merit man, tpenn man ieBt
cinmal geleimt miro!
Washington Journal., 1923-09-14
8 mme err hofIi6.-s6u

- mn er bofIi6 .-S6ul3e
mar gliidli6er 8ater bon 3miain-
gen g%etporoen. 9as mar notiirli9
in Ser No6bari6aft befannt, uno
oils er einbolen ging, ingte Die @e-
miiieb1nolersfrou 5t ibm:
u@ratuliere 81 ben 3wiaingen,
SEER Shnl3e."
a9anfe, gleidfalSl"
unerfIGrIt6. @rofeIIor
(bei ltromenoem &egen NIT 6ltge-
modtem SdirnD: 9iesmal babe
i6 Oen S6irm nift pergeiier, uno
boot WerGe iG bis auf Die Saltt
nab!
Or bat me Mbnung.
6rib BON Stribotp berldBt morgen
Die 9[lpen rn0 bot ie0em ieiner
angeborigen einige @OelDeiB per-
iproden. nSngt maj, 0berldnoer,
mo is oenn bier 0ie 8ieie, mo ct
81 piQen @OelmeiB jt6t?"
e6Ier. @u9 sic
Srat SdlGdtermciIter 8uritig ber-
iudte ii6 bel @intritt oes @oites
5u erbeben, ianf a6er ioglei9 wie.
Der auf ibren &eliel 5uriiG.
Mooern. DIANA: lin
@ottes miQen, ain0er, ibr Itedt ia
Die nelte telre Gatppc in ben Sfen!
6ribel: Sa, iie lit %geitorben ulto
bat i'm Seitament bcitimmt, oaB lie
perbrannt tperoen iol!
- OrudfebIer. Sic 0t-
reftion itelte SEN Serren bereitmil-
light einen Sd tpagen our Ser
fiigung.
Washington Journal., 1923-09-14

- IeuberIi6.- SIN S6ali-
feniter zines Orogenlanoens 5eigte
Elm S6ilO ein unfeblbares Mittel ge-
gen Grf1ltungen uno Snfluen3a an.
Sin Manm fallfte cine Slal9e oapon.
@inige Gage ipGter eri6ien er bu.
ftenO uno nieleno uno erfl1rte, er
bdtte bereits Die gauge Slai9e aus
getrunfen, fuble li6 aber Ourd-
aus nidt better, ibm lei I'M @egen-
tell eleno oana6 getporoen.
n9as baben sic getrunfen?" Jag
tie Ser 8ertaufer, naber Inn @ottes
miaen, nit Dem Snbalt Der Slalde
ion man oie Stiefelioblen beItrei-
den, oann meroen iie palieroi9t."
8raftii9. g.: @ie
fommt eS MIR, oaB Sbnen trot
Sbrcr bielen i6pierigen 8ergbcitei-
gungen nod nift oas 9eringlte
Wealbeur 5ugeItoBen lit?
g.: Sea, Oas lit iebr einfa6: idJ
perl9drfte sic Nufmerflamfeit mel
ner 6iibrer INNER bur9 oas pro-
bate Mittel, 6aB id iie ME ebcr be-
Sablte, ais bis i6 tpie0er gliidli6
unten mari
3uridgegeben. Sreier:
SIR Sraitlein Sodter bat lei6er
feline 31bne mebrl
@ater: Sea, sic boben ia bod
nidts gu beiBen fir Iiel
Washington Journal., 1923-09-14
:. Gin Mibberftan6nis 3.

Nv
Sci Ser Sable o'bote, bic in Dem
bornebmen &otel eineS 9aoeorteS
an fleinen Silden eingenommell
purbe, ipielte Die Sausfopele cine
id)one, i9permiitige @eiie. Cine
iunge Game, Die germ oen Sitcl
oeriel6en miIien woate, tpcnoete iid)
an ibren &eaner uno beauftragtc
i'm, oana6 81 fragen.
Ser @anpme0 mar Itarf 6eI6af-
tigt, 10 oaB er lange ausblie6, unO
oie Game bate ibre MiB6egier poQ.
fommen pereeiien, ais iie ploblid,
gegen gnoe oes Diners cine ral1be.
feblige Stimme oi6t neben ibrenl
DIRE b0rte: ISM 9ltnfeln fiirdte
i6 MIDI, beim sit geben."
Sic fubr berum uno Itarrte err
idroden in oas @eii6t bes Spre-
9ers. Gs mar Der &eancr.
o@ie?" fragte iie angitlid.
ISM 0unfeln fiirhte id mid,
beim GIT gebenl" u~ieoerbolte er
longiam un0 g~ebeimnispoa.
sic ihrie auf. Ser Wann lit
oerriidt geporoenl"
Washington Journal., 1923-09-14
Noip. sieh' nal, W3utti, II

- Naip. Sieb' mai, Mttti, pie
0umml Sier itebt: 9ei6t altf ben
8ooen ipufen! lnO oa6ei linO mir
bod bier i'm Burterrel
9offnungslos. Srdlt.
tigam (altf Dem Stan0esamt, Der
5WeifelD: SIT oenn fem Nieni6
bier, Der einem abreoet?!
@ines BON bei0en.
&alsbeiiser: @cr5eibung, Serr 9fe-
giitrator, Sic fommen ieoen Sag
punt elf bier an Der llbr porbei.
Selite lit es bereits 3tpei Minuten
ipdter - gebt nun Die llbr nidt
ridtig, ooer geben Sic altsnabms-
meile ni6t ri6tig?
90 0 e. Satin: ~3l Dem
neuen &leioe muBt ou mir unbe-
oingt einen nelen Suit faufen,
Mdnnden = aber LOB mid ni6t gu
lange uarten, ionit muB i6 gu Dem
SUIT I6on mie0er elm neues &leio
baben!~
-@ingegangen. gbemann:
Sea, i1 bin aber reingcfaaen!
Meine @lte min ourdauS an oie
See, i9 bob mid pro forma 0a-
gegen geipebrt - nun bleibt lie
mir pirfli9 3u Saus!
Iuf Dem NIB all.
Gt60ter: g6, 3en3i Sic iin0 elm
iiiBeS Maoel, elm S6ab, Den i'd
baben modte!
3enai: Sic, mann g a G6ab-
graber ian, NADIA miiiien g q on
Spoten bam, laiien g MIR glei'
5toei DAB bringen; / ba6' a an
9uri6t!
Washington Journal., 1923-09-14

SIitterwo6en Sic:
@ein Glen ideint Oir 81 i@mqdem.
&enigitens bait on bid bis iebt
nod ME beflagt.
@r: 0as fommt oieueidt ipater,
~porlditfig werOe ib nod bon DER
Siebe iatt!
= Greu Ser SnItrut-
tion. Gorfiduaebrer (bei elmer
MISUNDERSTANDING Wtelne
Serrerl nidt ale Ourdeinanoer
lnimpfenl @ie ioa iA oenn ga
ic0es gciproGene @ortl protol'
lier'n2!
@e6rauS. Spdter @uit:
0iele @apierierpiette idcint pon
iGmtliden @ditcn, Die tagsiiber
bier geipeilt baben, benutt moroen
81 icinl
acaner (poblmoucno): So, Sic
iino ser lebte, Sic Oiirfen T NIT
nebmen!
SiIfIos. N%rreItant: Sic
SGn0e poQen Sic mir feiieln? So,
i1 ba6' aber n Shnlppen Serr
@enrorm oa miiiicn g mir
idon ab uno al Oie Nal pltten!
Washington Journal., 1923-09-14
WtMk91@aA

so bieB oas @tliiifitiid", fiigte
er rubig bin5n.
Gen Spott Ser Sii9gdite bate
iie 81 trager.
8ebicnten @osbeit.
WeerfpiirOig, Sean, bob S6r Serr,
trob6em er elm GROCER 9e6emantl,
elm 10 leioeni6aftli6er @erglteiger
it'll @ie id) bortc, lit er ia Sen
gan5en CONNER in Sen Ilpen Der.
umgefrarelt?
&iiien g, inter inns q'fagt.....,.
inn CONNER lit Ser Serr Baron i'm.
mer in Ser &lamm i'm @inter in
Ser &lemm'I
Ser &omonbeI6. sic
baden mobl au6 i6cn 10 manGen
&oman erlebt, Serr Baron?
Satpobl, meme @n1oige, aber
@ott iei 9anf MIR iol6e, BET oe-
men tie ii6 gum S6luB nidt frieg-
ten!
9rct. aenner: @peiiefarte
gefdaig?
Irob: Gpeiiefarte? 8rai16en
mer mid. 9ringen Sc mir 5tpei-
nal oas 9eueritel
Washington Journal., 1923-09-14

Trau: nguio 10 ipdt fomrnit no6
Sollie oeItrolbt, Oh 2ump2 @aS
boIt On 5t 0einer gntiduloigrng
an3ufiibren?"
Mann: sd babe llnterrift i'm
@oren genommen, nnO oann tpilroe
es etfpas ipGter un0 tpem gu Den
&lopfer nidlt mcgIcgit 5cigc id Dir,
Dab es mabr it'll"
Washington Journal., 1923-09-14
1tm6eif.,

n9u, idal NAL! 90 mas Sdo-
mes bab' ib i6on lang nift geieben."
80, Die bat ord nit ibrer Sd0n-
belt idon Diel ltnbeil angeridtet!"
uSot ii6 iemano elm 2eio angetan
ibretnegen?"
Stein, uber orei iiro 9i6ter oe-
tporoen!"
Washington Journal., 1923-09-14

All Nltlt NgNS
iuailer fem 8IoB
ben lcb oen onnere
Gag en- iunger
Seller gelniet, no
eridt c paor Gag
5uriid aus Die alte
9ontrle fomme Is;
id) oerf, er IS en-
cfenS6GnOiger Sol
fen BON Den 8e'
oesneiler I'LL bat
Washington Journal., 1923-09-14
Gdnitcrinngen

n@enn 9ein Meiiter Dir alc Gage
Die Sbren lang 5iebt, miro Define
8iiage balo beridanoelt iein."
oSa = tpenn Die Weiiterin nidt
parc! Die flatidt iie ia INNER tuie-
Der 'ran!"
Washington Journal., 1923-09-14
Sin @cmiitsmcnfa.

Chef: y@ott, @eper, i1 bin
iebt INNER 10 bergeBlid. @rinnern
&c mid Ood, Dab id Sbnen ON @r-
item fiinOigel"
Washington Journal., 1923-09-14

8aron: oyta, lla, &ru3inger
Sepp, marpm oenn 10 traurig?"
Sreiber (porpurfsooW: ~gd,
&err Baron, fir mid baden Sic
oiesmal nidt a paar S9rotfornl
iibrig geba6t'2"
Washington Journal., 1923-09-14

Nur iebr pqnige Slide = mic
Die Saic - haben A~ugenlioer.
Washington Journal., 1923-09-14
GntsesenfOmmenS

2anogenoarm Gum @ett-
ler): o8erbaften mill i9 Did bellt'
nit, Stamnbuber, aber Bis an Die
Stoot bin muBt mitgeb'n, bob ma
t~penigitens a paarmal a Brisle neb-
ma f0nna!"
Washington Journal., 1923-09-14
WHrmrr 5dJreibrbrirt Nra
Nbiltpp 5nmrr1mptrr.

Nlein Iieber SER @e0odtIOnar:
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-04-20
RESISTANCE
IN IRELAND
DWINDLING
Peace, However. Held to De-
pend on Manner in Which
Fighting Terminates

Dublin. April 20.-lt is generally
recognized that the armed opposition
to the Free State is almost at an end
but the prospects of permanent peace.
many influential persons believe, de-
Ponds on the manner in which the
resistance is terminated.
To allow it to fizzle out, becoming
daily less effective, might. it is fear
ed, involve months of costly spas
mode disturbances and promote in
the defeated an enduring bitterness
that might find an outlet in assas-
snations.
Such Il procedure would also in
volvc the detention of more than 49,
600 prisoners and the consequent dis
affection Of their friends and rcla-
tives throughout Ireland. Moreover
until the last vcstigc of opposition is
stamped out it will be necessary to
maintain the Free State army at
close to $4,000 men Nth an annual
cost of over 100000 pounds
Both the Unionist and the Nation
alst press manifest belief that
some plan should be found which
would end the conflict and give Ire
land IA chance to settle down to work
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-04-20
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE BY
ADVERTISEMENT.

Notice Is Hereby Given, that that
certain mortgage, executed and de-
livered by Elmer f. Sackreiter and
Hattie Sackreiter, his wife. mortga-
gors, to The Jewish Agricultural &
industrial Aid society Ga corpora
tion), now known as The Jewish
Agricultural Society, Inc, mort>
gagce, dated the Goth day of
June, A. d. nineteen hundred and
nineteen and filed for record in the
office of the register of deeds of
the county of Burleigh, and state of
North Dakota, on the Goth day of
August, A. ID. 1919, and recorded in
Book 1872 Of Mortgage, at page 49,
will be forcclosed by sale of the
premises in such mortgage and here
matter described, at the front door
Of the court house in the city
of Bismarck, in the county,
of Burleigh and state of North
Dakota, at the hour of two O'Clock
+. NJ, on the 9th day of April, A. d.
1923, to satisfy the amount due upon
SAID mortgage on the, day of sale.
The premises described in said mort
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-04-20

gage and which will be sold to satisfy
the same, are situated in the county
of Burleigh, and state of North Da-
kota, and described, as follows. to-
wit:
West Half (Wh) Section Eight
co, Township One Hundred Forty
two 142), Range Seventy-seven (77)
West of the Fifth Principal Merdi-
ian. Being the same premises CON
veyed to the grantors herein by the
grantee by deed Of even date here
with. this mortgage being given in
consideration of part of the purchase
price of the premises herein above
described. and intended to be record
ed simultaneously with the said deed.
And the said mortgagee having paid
taxes on said premises assessed and
levied thereon for the years 1919,
l92O and 1921 in the sum of $59567,
said sum is included in the amount
due on said mortgage. There will oc
due on such mortgage at the date of
sale the sum of six thousand six hun
dred sixty-two dollars and thirty-six
cents for principal and interest, and
taxes paid under the mortgage. be-
sides the costs of foreclosure and
sale
Dated at Wilton, N. D., this 18TH
day of March, 1923.
The Jewish Agricultural & Indus
trial Aid Society, now known as The
Jewish Agricultural Society, Inc,
Mortgage.
II. c. BRADLEY,
Attorney for Mortgagce,
Wilton, North Dakota.
316-23-3O-4 -G-i3 20
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-04-20
AT THE MOVIES
STORIES OF AMERICAN
LIFE WIN PRAISE OF
LITERARY CRITICS
"a Front Page Story" Is One That
Depicts City Life in United
States,

Stories of American life are win
ming the praise of critics Of litera-
ture not only in the United States,
but abroad Writer'S have been
seeking to capture the true spirit
of this nation of one hundred and
twenty millions. of people, and some
Of them have succeeded. The trans
lation Of American novels to the
screen has been accomplished with
varying results, but no motion pic
ture has been presented in the last
ten years that SO surely portrays
American life than "A Front Page
Story" which will be shown at the
Capitol Theatre tonight.
This latest production 'of Jess Rob
bins, director Of 1.-TWO Much Bust
ness" and "The Ladder JinX," re-
vcals knowledge of rural life that
few novelists haze achieved. Each
character in the story moves with
remarkable ..humanncss across the
screen; they are the people you
know, the people with WHOM you
aust have rubbed elbows if you arc
an American.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-04-20
MANUE ACTURER
SENT TO JAIL
Pottery Men Found Guilty of
Price Combinations

New York, April 90. Archibald VI.
Maddox, president of the Thomas
Maddox Sons company of Trenton,
n. j., one Of 20 individuals convicted
with % pottery manufacturing cor
porations for conspiracy in restraint
of trade, was sentenced by Federal
Judge Van Fleet today to serve ten
months in Essex county. N. j.. penl-
Tertiary and pay fine of $4,000.
Seven other defendants described
by Judge Van Fleet as members OF
the executive committee of the SAM
tary Potteries association and active
participants in its price-fixing opera
tions were given sentences of six
months Imprisonment in the Essex
county penitentiary and find; of
$4,000
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-04-20
DOROTHY GISH PLAYS
LEAD TO BARTHELMESS

Richard BartEelmess seems to
have a penchant that calls for Il new
leading lady in each succeeding pic
ture that he makes. At least, during
the past year this has been the case,
but even so, none can deny that
Barthclmcss has mighty good taste
in choosing feminine support. His
latest selection is the sprightly and
charming Dorothy Gish, who will
Fury" which shows at the Eltinge
theatre, today and tomorrow, Fri
day and Saturday.
Miss Gish has the role of little
boarding house slave in Lime
house, London, with whom Barthcl-
mess, as the bashful second mate Of
a fourmastcd schooner, falls in love.
She is said to give one of her most
appealing dclineations.
1.-The eloBentent Hlans of "Boyi
Legion and Minnie are spoiled, how
ever, by the death of the lads faith
err. the captain. Before dying Cap
tain Legion gets his son to prom
Use vengeance against the man who
had wronged his mother before he
weds Minnie. The bashfulness Of
boy" completely disappears and he
becomes the central figure of great
romance and adventure of the sea.
Others in the cast are Tyrone
Power, Pat Hartigan, Barry Macol-
lum and Jessie Arnold.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-04-20
APPROVE COOP
POOLING PLAN
Only Ways and Means Re.
main to be Solved

St Paul, April 20.-Thc plan. to
combine all cooperative grain mar
kcting associations in the Dakotas,
Minnesota and Montana as outlined
at the recent meetings in Fargo,
n. d., has been approved by the board
of directors Of the three large organ
izations involved, and nothing re-
mains but to work out details and
put the plan into operation, J. +.
Reed, president of the Minnesota
Farm Bureau Federation, announced
today.
The board of directors which will
have supervisory powers over the
marketing combinations were to meet
today in Minneapolis to perfect the
today in Minneapolis to project the
working program, Mr.. Reed an
nounced.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-04-20
STOPS COUGH AND WHEEZY
BREATHING,

Had a cough and Wheeling in my
throat" writes Caroline billiard,
Petersburg; Va. "Folcys Honey and
Tar gave me quick relief and stopped
my cough" Coughs resulting from
Flu, Grippe, Whooping Cough, Asth-
ma and Bronchitis, quickly relieved
with Foley's Honey and Tar. Three
generations of satisfied users have
made Foley's Honey and Tar the
largest selling cough medicine in
the World. Refuse substitutes. In
sist upon Foleys.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-04-20
MORSE TRIAL
is STARTED
War Fraud Case May Require
Two Months to Try

Washington. April 2O.-Sclcction
of the jury for the trial of Charles
W. Morse, his three sons and four
other defendants in indictments
charging conspiracy to dcfraud the
United States and the shipping
board through wartime shipping
contracts was begun today in the
District of Columbia supreme court.
Justice Stafford expected to have
the box filled before adjournment of
court this morning, but the actual
trial will not get under way until
next Monday.
Counsel in the case estimated the
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-04-20
L. S. MARSHAL
WILL RESIGN

Washington, April 20.~W. II. King,
United States marshal Of South Da-
kota, soon will resign because of i'll
ness in his family and will be sue
cccded by the present deputy mar
shall, John Rocks, Senator Sterling,
Republican, South Dakota, annourcel
today after a conference with Pres
ident Harding.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-04-20
ENGLISH DRY.
BILL LOSES

London, April 20.-For the first
time in it's history the House Of Com
mons today debated Il liquor prohi-
bition bill and at the expiration of
ure by rejecting its second reading,
236 to II.
The bill was one recently intro
duccd by Edwin Scrymgcour of Dun
dee, who has devoted his life to tho
cause of prohibition.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-04-20
II INJURED
IN EXPLOSION

Chicago, April 90. Eleven men
were injured, some of them serious
ly, in an explosion today in the
starch factory of the Corn Products
Refining company at Argo, Ill. Re-
ports that three of the men were.
dead were denied by officials OF lhc1
company.