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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-18

r. EWIsToN, Maine. Feb. 49,
III This was the song Of none
IL other than Captain Kidd him
self.
And now comes along Moses King
Jr., styling himself ninety years
young" who says he knows where
some of those ninety bars of gold are
buried and he's planning to search
for them with device of his own
manufacture.
Just as soon as the SHOWS and the
| ice are gone from the Sheepscot River
King will start out on his expedition
to grapple for the chest of gold, which
he says is embedded in the river bed.
Joined Expedition
When King was a lad of 20 he joined
his fathers expedition up the same
stream and for a similar purpose.
With them went Jeremiah Trask, an
old friend of the family. Trask
claimed his great-grandfather had been
a huccaneer with the real Capt. Viii
| liam Kidd, the Scotman who was ex-
ecuted in London in 1901 for piracy
Trask told his friend King his great
grandfather even helped Captain Kidd
hide some Of the valuable loot in the
very same Sheepscot River, not far
from the village of Wiscasset.
/ The Buccaneer Trask had willed to
| the fourth generation charts, maps and
diagrams showing the location in the
Sheepscot River Of the buried loot.
! The story goes on to tell how after
repeated trips made up the stream
from yViscasset in the sloop Glory" by
Moses King, Sr., Trask. a profes
sional diver named MacGresor and
young King. then a lad of 20, the
party finally came across a sort of
chest which they believed to be that
Of the notorious Captain Kidd.
Remembers Experience
But let King finish the story:
Il was just 20 at the time" he says.
Il remember the experience as If yes
terday had been the day II happened.
zone morning shortly after sunrise
as we were raising the anchor Of the
sloop Glory TO the cathead, MacGre-
gor, the diver noticed on one Of the
hukes a box like affair resembling an
old chest.
"a chest it was and we firmly be
| lieved it to be Captain Kidd S very
own 1t was without a doubt the same
one MacGregor had found in the mud
a week before but which he had been
unable to extract. But the thing was
apparently so very heavy and so poor
| " attached TO the anchor that sud
denly it fell off and splashed into the
river again with terrific thud. That
was the last we ever saw il 1t.
Never Found II
Though we stayed about that spot
for weeks, night and day, working and
even went back on expeditions year
after year we never found that chest
again"
At dinner one evening last year
King told this story to a Portland
banker. lie was fascinated by It and
said he would finance another expe-
dition up the SheepsC0t River TO look
for Captain Kids treasure chest.
King, who had long been working
on graphing device. borrowed
enough money to corplete his ,inven-
| ton and it is with this device he. his
banker friend and party Of histori-
ans of New England will start up the
Sheepscot River in April
And some day perhaps, this old law
yer-author-ex-s soldier may find his
dream of childhood come true.
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Easy
Decatur Daily Democrat)

The Democratic editors in session
at indianapolis should have had no
difficulty in finding sufficient things
to view with alarm to make their
resolutions as interesting as the av-
erage platform and perhaps more so.
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How are electric light globes on
the ceilings Of theater replaced?
BY the use Of a long pole with {
clamp on one end to hold the bulb.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-18
How are artificial diamonds

ulttNF.
BY d.ssolving carbon in molten iron
This is cast in a mold and when the
exterior has soHdified the mass is sud
denly cooled by stream OF water.
The outer part contracts and greatly
congresses the interior. and part of
the carbon separates out, and crys-
tallizes as diamond.
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Dads Office Wire

What's the matter, old man? Trous
BILE on the wire?"
Yes, wife. Boston Transcript
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Is there any place in the United
States where it rains only once a
year?
GENERALLY speaking, no. However
Death Valley. California, has beer
known to experience only one shove
OF rain in a year.
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is
AFTER GOLD
OF PIRATES
Man, go Years Young Gets
Financial Backing for
Expedition.
By NEA Service

BY NEA oelNICe
I'D ninety bars of gold, as ! sail'd. as sail d
I'd ninety bars of gold as l sail'd:
It's ninety bars of gold and dollars manifold
With riches uncontrolled, as / sail d."
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What Editors
Are Saying
Stills
Lake County Timesl

Home stills still still because fools
fool fools.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-18

cream and cake or sandwiches and
coffee are suitable.
Is the phrase ION him and me"
correct? 1t sounds awkward.
Yes. This is correct. On is a prepo-
sition followed by the objective case
What war was known as the
opium war?
The war OF 1910 between England
and China. Opium was largely cul-
tivated in India, and was introduced
into China by English merchants in
spite of the prohibition of the trade
by the Chinese government. England
came to the aid of. her merchants,
and the infamous traffic was forced
upon the weaker country.
What causes such dense fogs
in London?
London fog is not really fog but
smoke held in suspension by mist. The
combination of mist and smoke gives
the appearance of dense fog; how
ever, if the smoke were cut off there
would be no heavier fog than is to
be found anywhere.
Are dimes, nickels, quarters.
half dollars and pennies legal ten
der for the payment of debt?
Dimes, quarters and half dollars
are legal tender for amounts not ex-
eeeding $40 in any one payment.
Nickels and pennies are legal tender
to the extent Of % cents.
What is the difference between
thoroughbred and pure bred?
Thoroughbred is a term applied to
running horses, meaning one descen-
dant Of a noted line kept pure through
generations. Pure-bred is a term ap-
piled to stock bred of parents, both
Of whom are registered with some in
ternational stock association.
What famous persons commit
ted suicide?
Cato, Themistocles. Cleopatra, Mark
Antony. zeno. Hannibal, Saul and
Judas
What is the largest picture in
the world?
Constituting your question to mean
ornamental painting, it is said that
Paradise" by Tintoretto. is the larg-
est; 1t is eighty-four feet wide and
thirty-three and one-half feet high: it
is now in the Doge's Palace, Venice
On what verses of the Bible do
the Roman Catholics base their
doctrine of the celbacy of the
priesthood?
AS we understand it, celibacy has
no doctrinal bearing In the Roman
Catholic Church but is regarded as
purely a disciplinary jaw, though of
prime Importance In maintaining the
cl,a tar4ar a,,d aisx,,;+.f se @I,1 ,,,.s<,s.t
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One on Mother

What are you reading, Charlie?' :
ITS a book called Child Training
that borrowed from Mrs. Jones'"
DO you find it amusing?'' laughed
his mother
I'm not reading It for that
merely wanted to. see il I. had been
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ARE
CAUSED BY
CRUST SLIPS
Tfennor Zones Follow Noun
tain Chains, Weakest Part.
Of Earth'S Surface,
BY DAVID DIETZ
Science Editor of The Times
Cnnx-,.irhf lnN Ia Nid DiafZ

copyright ny DdNlu D4etA
III HE contraction Of the earth's
| | surface, as we have seen, is re
0 sponsible for the rise Of con
tinents and mountain ranges. All life
upon the earth, therefore, owes it ex-
istence to this fact;
But while this contraction makes
life possible, it also results at times in
the destruction of life. For it is the
chief cause of earthquakes.
An earthquake is caused by a sud
den movement or slipping Of part
of the earth's crust.
Earthquakes occur in certain re-
gions. These are the regions of great
est upheavai. during the last move
ments of the earth's crust which re-
suited in the buckling up Of the pres
ent great mountain ranges.
The largest earthquake region ex-
tends along the line OF the Alpine-Him-
alayan mountain system. 1t starts in
the Alps and extends to central China,
taking in Italy. the eastern Mediter-
ranean. the Caspian. and the Hlmala-
yam mountains.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-18

What are the proper refresh
ments to serve at a dance?
The hostess should always provide
as dancing creates thirst. Ice
cream and cake or sandwiches and
coffee are suitable.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-18

DR.. w. H. p. Faunce, president
Brown University: THE world waits
upon the church. 1t is the time of
the churchs great opportunity. Never
before has it been so real, so vital, to
all the people,"
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-09-25

ralja meg, hogy meme s0n0nna-
ga Is csaladja i6l felfogott erde-
ke-e a szervezkedes?
Ennelfogva megegyszer kerek
mindenkit, hogy yasarnap, szep-
tember 28-an, delutan 3 orakor le-
gyen jelen minden magyar no es
ferfi Kossnth Hallban tartan
do politikai gyulesen. Lesz Oft
olyan ember, aki megmagyarazza
ennek a politikai gyilesnek es a
szervezkedesnek jelent6seget.
Eel tehat magyarok- kell elbusulni,
Magyar ver van benniink k-nem kell
megijedni.
Mert j6 munkat-csak ugy tundunk We
gezni,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-09-25

magyar k0lt6nek, Pet6fi Sander.
max into sz6zata:
Talpra magyar, hi haza.
TIT az lido, most vagy soha.
Rabok lesziink, vagy szabadok?
Ez a kerdes valasszatok.
A magyarok Isten6re eskiisziink,
Eskisziink, hogy rabok tovabb,
Mem lesziink.
Mi pedig, kedves honfitarsaim
gondoljuk el k0vetkezo valtoz-
tatassal ezt verset:
A magyarok IsteheFe eslkiisziink,
Eskiisziink, hogy Klu Klux Klanok
Mem lesziink.
Tehat, kedyes honfitarsaim, te-
gye mimdenki kezet d szivere es BIZ
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-09-25

Azok az idok elmultak amikor ferfiak noknek AIT
mondottak hogy politikaba ssek belle orrukat
n6ne ereszetesen kotelessegei vannak csaladda koz
veten hozzaarozoival szemben de ugyanakkor koeles
s6gei vannak orszaggal szemben is.
Annak politikai egyenjogositasnak amely noknek
csak eeetben adna meg AIT jogo hogy poitikai ele
ben eszt vegyenek de valosgban rossz vene to-
k mines sok erelme teves femnisa elleneseknek
az allitasa hogy nok sokka jobban tenek, hogyha XII
zar6lag otthonukkal foglalkoznnal politikat fer
akra biznak.
A nok akik az irodakban egyetemeken, kol1nanyh-
vatalokban korhazakban tarsadalpn egyeb intezne
1yeiben dolgoznak el vannak jogositva la hogv azo
9oEa k0teess6gekbol is kvegyek r6szdke amelyeket
meg vssk kozel muban is kizarofag ferfiak vile
giumainak tekintettek
Az elnokvalasztasi kamp1nybol = mind "a harom part
jelotievel kapcsolatban nok 6nyegesen kiveszik
reszket Es heyes Ez sokkal helyesebb mint hogy
ha megel6gednenek azzal emeeti dcs6seggel hogy
ferfakkal politikaag egyenranguak de munkat megis
csak ferfiak vegezzek.
Mind harom part jeoltje Macy sulyt helyez arra
hogy nok bizama megnyerje. Ez magyarazata annak
hogy jeoltek beszedekben sokszor olyan kteteleke
asznanak ameyekke kizarolag amerika n6zh0z for
ulnak k6tsegtelenl megbiznak politika el0kepessc
giikben.
Az no, aki hazajaval szemben tudja k0teesseget,
a enneK az elVnek cSakuSyan lelkSeeteSen teSZ ee-
get feetlenul tudja kotelesseg6t csaadval szemben
is Sz6va ket erkolcsi ero kozott egyaalaban nncsen
observation-disclosures
Az Observation-Disclosures csupan azok ferfaL ham
goztatak, akiknek probeatikus poitika erkolcseibe
vegzetesen beleavatkozhatk lelkimeretesen gondoko
do nok politka ereje Eek ferfiaz ermeszetesen
atak szivesen att hogy nok mind nagyobb erdeklodest
tanusitanak potkai kerdesek irant ha rauk aana,
noknek tovabbra csak othonnal voa szabad t0rod
niok
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-09-25

Europaban Dawestervezet gyakora cricket mostanaban
probk Xxi rparacos bzotsagnak benyujtott legu6bb en
monda hogy nemet kormany mint franca korman
legnagyobb keszsegge kooperal amerika megbizoa
E ndenesetre 0rvendetes enseg vail hogy repub-
kanusok alelnokjeloje ogozot Xxi munkaarsa
segtsegeve ameynek eobbutobb kelegeni
re Europa fogja hasznat latn.
Sokan mondk hogy Dawes kmondottan penzugy erde
Aesegk szgalataban ALL ennefogva gyaban kivanato
hogy Egyesut Aamok aenoke egyen ak esosorban
penzt tszei, lehet igazi szolgaja nepnek
Ebben aliasban feltetlenu gazsag ha mege
sagnak De gyelembe veendo hogy aast eddg csak
Dawes poka enfe ek ennefogva feltehe hogy sok ben
poka elenszenv el6iteet amene celia elenfenek
amyira artan, amennyire csak lehet
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-09-25
FxLHIvAs
A youngstowni Is kornyeki
magyarsaghoz.

es polgartasaim!
Ven-e kozottiink csak egy is, a
XII ne tudna, hogy erosen kozelc-
dix novemberi valasztas ideje ?
Kerdem, van-e kozottink csak
egy is, aki ne tudna, hogy ebbol
a valasztasb6l a mi legnagyobb
ellensegunk, a Klu Klux Khan
akar kikeriilni gyoztesen, hogy az
utan megmutathassa gyJlolt ha-
talmat a bevandorlok felett. Tu-
dom en- AIT is, hogy sok szaz ma
gyar el Youngstown es k0rnyeken,
akik mind rendelkeznek szavazati
joggal, sajnos azonban ez a ma
gNarsag melyen hallgat, vagyis
alszik, mint telcn a medve.
Mem aSar tudni semmirol, alb
Szolut mem t0rodik sajat sorsa-
val ICY megassa nemtorodomse-
gevel a sajat maga sirjat. Mem
akar tudni a megalakult Magyar
Polgari Klubrol, mely multi vasar-
nap gyiilesezett a Kossuth Hall
nyan voltak jelen, azok, akik szi-
nyan voltak jelen, azik, akilx szi-
viikon viselik sajat maguk es hoz-
zatartoz6ik sorsat .es igyekeznelk
eleget tenni kotelessegiiknek.
Kerdem tehat, hol maradt, a t0b
bi, hat mem latjak, hogy milyen
erosen vannak szervezve politi-
kailag a t0bbi nemzetisegiiek ?
Csal1 magyar Won vallat mem
torodik semmivel. Ennek k0vet-
hezmenye azutan az, hogy lie va
gyunk nezve, lie vagyunk sajnalva,
mem ismernek benniinket, sehol
mem tudjuk egymast megerteni.
Magyarul beszeliink mindannyian,
egyformak erzeseink, szokasaink,
egy nemzet fiai vagyunk meg
sem tudjuk, vagy meg sem akar-
jlu5l megerteni, hogy az 0sszetar
tasban, a szerevezettsegben van az
er6 mem pedig szertehuZaS-
ban.
Ennelfogva felkerek minden ma
gyar honfltarsamat, akar polgar,
akar polgar-jelolt, ugy a ferfia
kat, mint noket, hogy Mahon-
ing megyei Magyar Polgari Kor
szeptember sas~an, vasarnap del
utan 3 oral kezdettel Kossuth
k0rben tartando gyiilesen sajat
iol felfogott erdekeben legyen je
len. Legyen Oft mindenki. Jojje-
mex ell azok a testverek is, akik
meg mem polgarok S alljanak be
tagok soraba. Legyen tagja ennek
kornek minden magyar, hogy a
yalasztasok alkalmaval teljesen
felkesziilve mehessiink belle Macy
harcba.
Jusson esziinkbe, kedves honfi-
tarsam, hogy nit mondott k0l
to evvel:
"Minden ember, legyen ember es ma
gyar''
"Akit fold hord egevel betakar." "
Tehat, kedyes magyar testvere-
i'm, ussiink a melliinkre S mond-
juk biiszken: 'Magyarok va
gyunk'' - ode Amerikanak sza-
bad polgarai.
Tegyuk meg k0telessegiinket,
iratkozzunk be Magyar Polgari
Korbe, hogy minel erosebbe te-
gyiik ezaltal megismerjek $ meg
becsiiljek masok is az itteni ma
gyarsagot.
Eljiink is jogainkkal - szavaz-
zunk - .azonban mem mi gyii-
l0lt ellensegeinkre, a Kukacokra
- hanem a mi baratainkra.
Jusson esziinkbe a legnagyobE
The Bismarck tribune., 1924-11-04
Constipation makes bright children dul|-
give them relief with KeIIogg's Bran

Constipation dnlls the youthful MIND
makes children backward in th"i,
studics-makes them listlcss--ani Z =
lead 10 serious diseases. Constipation
is Il dangerous disease.
You cannot afford to take chances
in getting relief. You cannot afford
to experiment or put off. Kellogg Is
Bran brings relief--pcrmancnt relief
if eaten regularly. Even in the most
chronic cases of constipation il is
guaranteed to bring results. If it fails,
Your grocer will return your money.
Kellogg's Bran, cooked and krum
bled, has brought relief to thousands
because it is ALL bran. Remember.
onl! ALL bran can be 100 per cent
effective. That is why Kellogg s Bran
is recommended by doctors. 1t sweeps,
cleans and purilies tho intestine. 1t
The Bismarck tribune., 1924-11-04
Social and Personal
Annual Dinner
Is Planned

Plans are being made by the Ft.
Lincoln chapter, American War Mo-
theirs, and the American Legion
Auxiliary, for the annual dinner to
be given eX-service men and women
of Burleigh county. The dinner will
be ut GAS p. m. Armistice Day, No
vember II, at the Grand Pacific
Hotel. A short program is planned
in connection with the dinner.
All men and women who served in
the forces of the government during
the war are invited to attend the
dinner. To enable the organizations
to know about how many will attend,
ex-service men and women are ask
ed to register their names at Harris
and Woodmansee. They are asked
to register by the end Of this week.
The Bismarck tribune., 1924-11-04
JO-VEX ENDS
PYORRHEA

If you have soft, spongy, receding
gums, or if your gums bleed when
you brush your teeth, if the teeth
are loose, then you need Jo-Vex.
The sooner you get it, the quicker
your teeth and gums will stop both
ering you.
Thousands have gotten rid of this
loathsome disease with Jo-Vex. Jo-
Vcx is easy to use and inexpensive.
1t is sold by Finney's Drug Store
and most druggists with the distinct
understanding that if it does not
end Pyorrhea you get your money
back.
If your dealer can't supply you,
send 100 to the Jo-Vex Co., Akron,
Ohio-Adv.
The Bismarck tribune., 1924-11-04

causes regular, healthy, normal action.
For IL works as nature works. 1t is
ALL bran.
Have your children eat it regularly
two tablespoonfuls daily-in chronic
eases, with every meal. Eat. it with
milk or cream. Sprinkle it over other
cereals. Cook it with hot cereals. Try
it in the wonderful recipes on every
package.
The flavor is delicious-a crisp, nut
like flavor that delights the taste.
Different by far from ordinary brans,
which are unpalatable.
Begin serving Kellogg e. Bran,
cooked and krumblcd, to your children
today. Eat it yourself. The leading
hotels and clubs serve it. Made in
Battle Creek. 1t is sold by all grocers.
The Bismarck tribune., 1924-11-04
NOVEMBER
MEETINGS
Compiled by Bismarck
Association of Commerce

Date schedule for the month Of
November, compiled by the Bismarck
Association Of Commerce.
4 Mothers Club, Mrs. c.
w. Schoregge ....... $500 p. NJ.
Company A, Armory... 1870 r. NJ.
Juvenile Band, Audi
torium ............... 1880 p. NJ.
4 Eastern Star, Masonic
Temple ............... 1880 T. N.
4 I. o. O. F., Odd Eel
lows Hall ............. SCOOP. NJ.
6 Rotary Club, Mckenzie
HOtel l2:l Id "A. NJ.
s Sunshine Society, Mrs.
Harry Clough ........ 2:30 p. NJ.
6 Catholic Order of For
esters, st. Mary's Au-
ditorium 500 p. NJ.
Knights Of Pythias, A.
O. U. w. Hall ........ $500 r. NJ.
6 w. C. 7. u, Methodist
Church ............... 2:3O p. NJ.
6 w. C. T. u, Banquet,
Methodist Chuch 800. 6:3O p. NJ.
6 M. B. A., A. o. u. W.
nA!l o:JU +. vi.
6 Commandry, Masonic
lemp!e ............... S:OO i. VI.
Z D. A. r., Mckenzie Ho-
tel .............:..... 1900 p. NJ.
Z Sons and Daughters of
Norway .............. $500 p. NJ.
z /. o. O. F., Odd Fellows
Hall .................. 500 P. M.
z B. P. o. E., B. p. o.
E. Hall .............. SCOOP. NJ.
8 Y. c. T., Elks Hall -. SCOOP. NJ.
8 U. C. T. Auxiliary,
Elk. Hall ............ SCOOP. M.
10 Kiwanis Club, McKen-
zie Hotel 1915 A. A.
10 Lions Club, Grand Pa
cific Hotel 1915 A. NJ.
10 City Commission, City
J. Hall ......,........... 8:O0P. NJ.
10 p. E. O., Mrs. Ina Thor
berg ................. :. $500 p. H.
10 American Legion, Au-
ditorium .............. 500 P. NJ.
10 Business and Profess
sional Women, Club
Rooms ............... 500 P. NJ.
10 Daughters of American,
St. Mary's Auditorium $500 P. NJ
IL American Legion, Au-
ditorium ..............8 $500 p. NJ
IL l. O. o. F., Odd Fellows
Hall s:00P.M
IL Chapter, Masonic Tenn
pie $500 P. NJ
IL American Legion, A. O.
u. w. Hall .......... > $500 p. NJ
12 Rotary Club, Mckenzie
Hotel 1915 A. M
l2 American Legion Aux
iliary. Association of
Com. Rooms .......... $500 P. NJ
IL u. c. T. Auxiliary,
| Card Party at Elks
~ Hall ............y.... $500 r. NJ
18 Corn Show, Auditorium $500 p. M
The Bismarck tribune., 1924-11-04
Housewarming
Party Is Given

Mr.. and Mrs. e. NJ. Whitaker
held Il housewarming party on Sat
urday evening at their farm near
Moffit. The evening was spent in
cards and dancing with games for
the young people. A pie eating
contest furnished much merriment
with Eldie Beard winning the prize.
There were eighty people in attend
ance, coming for many miles. Dec
orations were carried out in black
and orange in keeping with Hal
lowe'en. Delightfuli refreshme,j Is
were served at the close of the eve
ming.
The Bismarck tribune., 1924-11-04
ENTERTAlNS AT PARTY

Mrs. Austin Reid entertained for 4
few of her friends, last evening at
her home, 224-fourtsenth street. The
evening was spent in playing cards,
honors being won by Mrs. A. Olson
and Miss Woodwork. A delightful
lunch was served at the close of the
evening.
The Bismarck tribune., 1924-11-04
MONDAY CLUB MEETS

The Monday club met yesterday af-
telnoon ut the home Of Mrs. H. A.
Brandcs, with n fine program con-
sisting of the following numbers:
Roll Call--Parliamentary Drill.
Joshua, the First Soldier Of Biblical
History" ..........Mrs. b. +. Jones
"The Tribes and Their Herpes; Con-
trast the Military and Pastoral
Setting" ..... Mrs. G. +. Dullam
"The Story and Songs OF Deborah"
.............. Mrs. f.. r. Quain
"The Hebrew Samson and Milton's
Samson" ....... Mrs K. ). Towne
Refresh ments were served ut the
close of the program.
The Bismarck tribune., 1924-11-04
LEAVE FOR CALIFORNIA

Mr.. and Mrs. Fay Harding left
this morning for the twin cities
from where they will leave for
Ration, New Mexico, where they will
visit with Mr.. Harding's sister. At
Phoenix, Arizona, they will attend
a meeting Of the National Associa-
tion of Public Utilities and Railroad
Commissioners. They will visit Mrs.
Harding's father, who is very poor
ly, at Santa Monica, California;
Mrs. Harding intends to remain with
her father for some time while Mr..
Harding will return after few
weeks visit.
The Bismarck tribune., 1924-11-04

duction. 1.-The Painted Lady," at the
Capitol theatre tonight.
His attractive temperamental lead
ing lady in the painted title-role,
Dorothy Mackaill, captured the
hearts and Imagination of both men
and women in this loveliest of love
stories marked by many dramatic
climaxes and strong tragic, humor-
GUS and romantic moments.
"The Painted Lady," provides 100
per cent entertainment.
The Bismarck tribune., 1924-11-04
UNITED IN MARRIAGE

Miss Mabel Wolff of Mandan and
Alvin Peterson Of Driscoll were unit
ed in marriage, November 3, at the
Lutheran Parsonage. Mandan, by Rev
c. J. Fylling. Mrs. Peterson is a
graduate nurse of the Mandan Dea-
coness Hospital and both young peo-
pie are well known in Bismarck and
Mandan. They will make their home
in Bismarck for the present.
The Bismarck tribune., 1924-11-04
l.. r L. TO MEET

The l.. T. L. will hold their regu-
lar meeting tomorrow afternoon, No
vember s, at 4 o'clock at the Baptist
Church. Dues will be payable at this
time. Mrs. Hughes wishes everyone
to have their material for the scrap
books ready so that work can be
started at once
The Bismarck tribune., 1924-11-04
WnMANS Glib MEETS

WOMANS CLUB MEETS
The. Womans club met yesterday at
the home Of Mrs. w. W. Meyer, 221-
West Rosser Street. A fine program
consisting Of the following numbers
was given:
Roll Call-Regular Topics.
"Hawthorne, The Man." .
"Hawthorne as Writer of Short Stor-
ies".
"Hawtbsrne as Novelist'-Mrs. J. P.
Curran.
"Book Reyiew"-Mrs. c. B. Nupen.
Refreshments' we've served at the
close of the entertainment.