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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-12-06
JACK MIDDLETON

Q N71A 4FIiLDIL ON
The boys are saying that Mike
McTigue, hermit champion of the
light heavies, is taking on a tough
one in Jack Middleton, a knocker-
out with a record of 80 sleep vic
TINS in 129 starts. McTigue and
Middleton clash at Scranton, Pa,
Fec. Is.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-12-06
M-EIksAW


AT 8 p. m. on the 9Oth of each
month Edward Pilchard must leave
his home to spend the night at the
Meigs County Ohio Jail. This is
the unique sentence that was pass
ed on him in March after his plea
of manslaughter had been accept
ed in connection with the fatal
shooting of his brother, William.
He must make four more of these
monthly trips to the jail.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-19

dem vselijake fcei a fika Sc. ze
vas sem yabim. Nam "a to, ze
mIjj muz'se co nejdfive vrati. pro-
sim vas, jdste tedy a msjte Sc
mnou soucit!"
ITO je jen ia ma tchyns, 70 te
urazi. Nuze, tim lepe!"
"Jak to. tim lepea kfivdim
vam snad. don Mattioa"
''Nekfivdis mi. jenom ona. Ale
pfisaham. ze musi zlosti pojit. =
TAX to take udslam."
don Mattio. styd'te Sc. takto
mluvitit. Jste hanebnik =
"Oho!" zvolal nahle udiyen
jeji odvahou. A pax Ease dal Sc
do smichu. ''Vsak ia dobfe vim.
ze ii zadost podepsaly. abys mne
jen odsud vyhnala. Ale podpis
me zeny bez meho souhlasu jest
neplatny = slysis? Ale abys
.neiekla. ze jsem zly elovsk. dam
svij souhlas - del sem ten papir
a pero!
llarie podala mu zadane, ma
sez Mattio pokrasoval: "1v1j
muz odbyl 81 vjiz polovici trestu; /;
dobfe Sc choval iie tedy nadsie,
ze dostane milost. Zloeinu dopu-
still Sc v opilosti byl je;ts tax
mlad. kolik let bylo Ii tehdy.
Ilariea"
"Dvacet," odvstila pfistavila
kalamaf. A zirala nan 5 tajnou
hrlzou. ze tu jeji zadost do kapsy
strci a ze j nepodepisc.
MAS pravdu. Ilarie. kdyby Sc
muz tvij vratil. mohl by pne "a
bit. Snad je to to, echo by 81
ma tchyne nejvice pfala."
Pojcdnou uchopila Sc Ilarie "a
|hlavu. Zdalo Sc. jakoby Sc by
la smysly pominula. padla ma ko-
lena a. asssepiassii ruce. zadonila: /.
"Ahs.s vrat'te mi tn zSit8ldst =
vra 'te$ mi i'll"
/, Malta Sci zayfit dyefe. "A
vrativ Sc pax ma sve misto. fekl:
"Posly;. llarie, zanech place a
nemej strachu. Vratm ii tyojji
zadost. anebo jssts .lene. sam j
odeslu, to ii pfisaham. A nyni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-19

podivcj Sc ma mne: neyidis. &c
jsem ted nest st'astnsjsi nezli typ"
.Pojd' jen blize. feknu ii to."
A zvolna. jako smysll zbaye-
ma, pfitulila Sc k nsmu "a stolen
a on Sc slzami v oGich j ibal q
libal. :.
Cely rok Ease uplynul. nezli
slibu svemu dostal. Papir nosil
stale v kapse. Ilarie mohla ho ien
upomenouti. ably zadost odeslal.
ale neucinila tax. ponsvadz byla
hfisnYm svazkem pfipoutana jiz k
muzi tomuto. Signore paroco ma
ystivil j poznovu a dlouho j do
mlouval. Svssila ien hlavu a Ia
septala: Go mann 6initi2"
Nadesly move velikonoce. la
ne usinila ma rinse krbu jiz til
.nacty zafez. Uvsdomila 81 Ease.
ze stale iiests 6eka. timto vedo-
MIN zmocnila Sc j vsak take dz-
kost.
Jednoho dne sedsl don Malta
Ease u sveho stolu. bledy Toz-
ru;cnS. jake onoho yeGera, kdy
Ilarii ,poprve libal.
WIS. ze ma tchyns umiraa"
Oval Sc ,pojednou. ''Utrapil
isem j.
Ilarie ,neodpoyidaIa, ySdsla to.
'llarie. ;pokracoyal tiie, ten
tokrate zadost tvo;i jjists odeslu.
Pozadal jsem znameho poslance
a ten zadost tvoji doruSi ministru
spravedlnosti."
All. Mattio. lnyni to chces u
,cinit9 .Prave nyni. kdyz !"
Stal 4tu jakoby k .zemi .pfimra-
zen.
'Jedpou to musi byt. Zabije-li
mne pax tvijj muz. bude to icn
sprayedlivy uest "a hfichy me"
8 .sMattio, yrat' mi ten 'papir!
Sauna no odcslu!" zayzlykals:s
Pax zotlfale sepiala ruce. iaEno-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-19

Do Pahy nosledn dobs casio zayitaj cizi odbornci
svetoveho mena tedy odbornci oazkach socanf poky
Jesize neco spouje ich nejrozdne prednasky jest
to- ze vschn vyzdvihuji vyznam souvsos socaln poky
Y jednotivych statech rozsahu mezinarodnim Angl
pr vlada MacDonadova pfisla poznan ze priony
zamestnanosti nelze hleda oblas iednoye zee
ale Re priciny vznka hospodafskeho, socaniho poll
tceho rozvrau drivejsch vzahl svetovyc toho vznka
poznanf ze nelze provadet jednove socani reformy
Jednotv5ch satech bez ohledu pomery nych satech
Kazda socaln reforma ma svoe sranky dnsledy naro
dohospodafske, ba politcke y nuro posuzovati Ease
hediska yzah narodohospodarske politcke konstelac
statech sousednch Ia akovychto pom6r 1e pfrozen
ze zvetsue vaha korporac kere mezna
rodnch resi- otazky socanepolicke hospodafske otazk
prace. 49,.
Jest to prvnf fade Meznarodni uiad prace sidh We
Syycarsku skada zasupcd yad jednotvych stati
jech delncya zamestnavateli sou6nnost sech tech
to sozek chce dba oho ably socni reormy die ednoan6
no panu byy zarazovany socianf hospodafsy organ
mus jednotvych sat. Take mas stat sdcan
Jednan teto Organisace nohe sypjf nicavou zisal
Jem jnych statd sociani reormy Je edy Meznarod
81 urad praee akyms regulaorem tendence socaln poi
KY: zaenl ton aby urce pncipy sociane poiticke
sta Sc obecnymi veke cas stau nebot nelze ndrze
soca eaoTy Jednom state jesze statech vedlejsich
Sc stat socialnm reformam vyhyba potom wy
robe Stat kery seduje moderni proudly soani potice
zskava sce meno poroku ale soucasns dostava do
vyhody vdci satdm jichz tempo socalne pocke jest po
male TAX pr e nutno aby bya We vsech staec stejn
doha pracovn ponevadz saty des pracovni sou
vyhode vuei tenn sta1m ktere dosud zkonne pedpsy
dobe pracoyn neuzpasoby nemodernesim svym pozadav
kum Je udE potfebi ably Meznaro Grad prace mel do
statek auory aby eho usneen ba zavaznos uzna
vana stay kre sou zastoupeny Meznarodim Urade pra
&C. Ale tax neze pfepinat nadeje kadene do Meznarod
nho Uradu prdce pouze ednm koleckem mechansmu
kery po uyesi zvot ably svstove meznarodni poli
&c byo doceno ucteho synchronsu seneho stejnorode
no yyvoJe ednou havnich cest je ia, abychom We
czech poitiky doved jednotlve otazky nediva
pouze hedska naseho nybrz hledka sutecne svetove-
no. ponevadz mnohe nedostatku socialne pockych tky
prave poruseni vztahl eznarodnc Sc vytyka ze
mas yefe'ny zvo nema dosi zajml oazky zahrancn
polky Je to dosti vysvetlelne Pozornost Jest dost
strhovana domacim zezostmi dale nemame dosud trad
ce zahranicn polky. Tim nutnejsi Jest abychom
nasl socalni polku doved hodnoti hediska opravdu
svetoveho hledka vztahI meznarodnch social
nj potku nelze delati vzduchoprazdnu nutno il dela
~ souadu vyvoovymi tendencemi socialn pockym ce-
lem svete.
odbor mini rs1,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-19

Velikonocni motiv.
Crazzia Deledda.

v pOSlcQnim IyQnu piCo'CHho
nocnim rozhostilo Sc We vlnern
krasne IlaUe mrtvo, pres to re
vsichni muzi z okoli dleli We vsi
pfi poboznostech. Pfikazovala
tax postni doba.
Ilarie, smutecne odena lako
vdova, ubledIou tvafi, vyzirail-
ci rance cerneho satku, po ce-
u den sedsIa ma SVEN obvyklem
miste pred velkym krbem. Vsich-
nj hoste jeii znali tento krb, kde
81 zkfehIe ruce ohfivali, nehoz
zhave uhliky vybirali, ably dym-
ku sobs zapalili, zamilovali ST mi
stecko to, kde mohli pIvabnou Vi
narnici poskadliti. Tia vsak ne
pfipoustsla nijakeho dotyku, pra-
We tax. jako fefave uhli V krbu.
Smutns. skorem vyhrGzne zlrala
velikyma ocima ma fimsu krbu,
kde dvanacte zafezI pfipominalo
j, ze jiz dvanacte let uplynulo cd
te dolby. co "a jeiim muzem Ia
padla vrata trestnice, ably tu py-
kal "a to, ze usmrtil toho, jenz
pokousel Sc j svesti k hfichu.
Pravs tschto dnech predveli-
kono6nich vfezala novy vrub. A
pax cetla~ bibli utrpeni kristo-
We. k nsmuz pfipojovala utrpeni
vlastni. All. byly to tehdy pro
nj straslive chvile. til nekonecne
dny soudniho procesu a pax ho
odsoudili. Po tfech dnech pro-
budila Sc bezvedomi k ziyotu,
ale kamen polozeny ma hrob je-
jiho zivota Sc nepohnul.
A pax obklopena byla zivotem
rusnym veselym; hoste jeii ho-
vofili. zertovali, small Sc dova-
deli. lee ona usedala v uctive
vzdalenosti cd Mich ma SVEN mi
steoku, S nshoz pootevfenymi
dvefmi vyzirala ven Ma horskyy
svah. porostly travou a olivami,
ma cestu lemujici pastviny pa
soucimi Sc konmi a mezky po-
zadi. Nekdy zdalo Sc j. ze mi.
nulost jest pouhym snem jako bu-
doucnost, vse j splyvalo jediny
hrob a pfec len stale cekala 4
snila
Jednoho dne = bylo to li1
koncem postu = prave kdyz Ease
pfebirala Sc modlitbach. stanu|
pfede dveTmi vinerie urostly a
mlady muz. neiak nedlyefive do.
vnitf hledel. jakoby prchal pTec
nejakym nebezpecim a zde hle.
dal ltociste. llane pozvedla oc
domniyala Sc, &e stale jeste sni
Lee mlady muz vstoupil a posa.
dill Sc y-koute U stolu; nefikal nj
echo. podepfel lokty hlavu a DO.
supne Sc usmivaje. pozoroval Ger.
nyma syiticima Sc ocima Ilani
n onas disala Sc ma neho, a feti
zskEktery msla ma 3hrdle zavsse
ny, ehvsls Sc rozeilcnim, sjjeE Sc j
nhle',zmocnilo. konecne poysta
Hlaa pfistoupila kc tsolu.
iRonf Mattia, pfeiete. si'' v
lRhehske' vino, ' mas-li iak'
M3Nkmus a .vrativsi Sc ma sv'
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misto, tupe zlFala Ease 90 ohne.i
srdce j .iln< bu;ilo; byla BY "a
da zySdsIa. proc Malta k nj pii-
sci i .cekala AZ sam promluyi.
"A kdyz Sc vinem rozehfal, hned
take zaSal: ';Nuze, Ilarie. Q Gem
pfemyslisa Ja vim, domniya; e.
ze mne sem poslala zena a tchy-
ne. Ze byly y zpovsdi . ze Jim
signore paroco domlouval: 8 ze-
ny. odpoustsjte bliznimu. vysly;-
.te prosbu te nest astnice a podepi-
Ste jeji zadost "a milost pro mu-
ze! NSf mi. Ilarie, ten knSz
skuteGne pfiiel k nam. pfedlozil
zadost tSoji k5ekl: "Hane vXsai-
ze jjists pro muze milost, kdyz Ia
dost tu podepise vdova po zabi-
tenn a ieho dcera. Myslis vsak,
ze zadost tvojji podepiS9'
Ilarie obratila Sc k nsmu, pro-
sebns mao zfrajic. On vsak Sc
jen small, surovs Sc small, ukazu-
ie zuby tSzkym vinem zbarvene.
"Jen Sc pokus k MIN Sc pfibli-
lit a ony tx u;krti. Ms. co fika
mole tckyns a.iFy zs isl to byla,
ktera isl sem neboztika vabila,
Iponsvadz byl bohat a bohaty
muz. tfebas zenaty a starry. jest
hostinske yzdy vitany, tfebas byl
jen lakadlem pro vineriiii." )"
A zatim co takto mluvil. oci
Ilariiny Sc vetsily, nacez jakoby
,pocitila bodavou bolest, beze slo-
va vratila Sc ke krbu a usedla ma
sve misto. Pesetila nadeje jeji
byla tedy ia tam: nepfatele j ne
odpustili j z ccleho svsta neza-
lezelo pax ma nicem. lee ma milo
sti pro muze. Nechala pax opile-
no zvaniti do lihosti. nj neozva-
la Sc ami spetka zvsdavosti, proc
tento muz tax z cista jasna j ma
vstivil, kdyz cd sve svatby pfede
dvema roxy u nj ami jednou ne
|byI.
On Ease vzpominal do minu-
lych let, jak casio. jako sesly,
mlady slechtic Sc svymi pfateli \
nj zavital a ponsvadz nenalezal
jiz podnstu k hovoru, odmlcel Sc
A Ease rozhostilo sc mrtvo We vi.
nerii krasne llarie. takze kluky
ma svahu skotaGici bylo slyiset
hvizdat, zdalo Sc. jakoby tam. "a
tim svahem konsil syst u tech ke.
ri myrtovych. "a nimiz oslnivi
bslostne bfeznove oblaky vystu.
povaly.
llarie bala Sc ohikdnouti pc
hosti. Pokusila Sc cisti v knize
cetla vsak, nevsdouc CO. kouec.
ne zabloudil sem ,novy ziznivec
Byl to ovcak, iienz spatfiv dons
lMattiu uzasnuI.
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Kdyby .e t.; tax " zen.ks 90
vsdsly !..." Il =
';Ceho1" tazala Sc hostinska.
.Zfudly BY iako .sranstove ~
bike =
"Ale. proc1"
',Ponsvadz pfisel X vam. aby
vzdoroval Jim. Pohadal Sc "a
Sc tchyni j Sc zenou, to Vi pfec
kazdy. ze Sc on mezi ne nehodi,
on chud'as, mezi bohate zen
ske."
llarie otocila Sc. zdaH don Ma
tia neposloucha. ale ten Ill jiizz spal.
Txaf ,jeho nsla yyyaE spakojeho-
,stas ie y pomstil, alsl ,hsla take
yzhled mrtvolny. llarie znala no
cd detstvi, jjako s;rotka nedosta-
tecnou peel chudych pfibuznych,
jako mladeho povalece. pax ma
hle jako bohaSe a soucasns otro-
,ka. Chvili zirala nan Sc souci-
tenn, nato vsak Sc zas odvratila k
ohni a v krasne tvafi jeji rozhosti-
la Sc ease ztrnulost. iak pred tim.
II
Cd toho dne chodil don Mat
liza do vinerie yelmi casio a ma
'vstsvy ty pisobily krasne Ilarii
staro.ti. Nskdy Sc odtud ami ne
hnul. zens sve j tchyni zlofeGil,
iindy pfivedl 81 pfatele sve. nei-
rozpustilei;i to re vsech hosti, al
Sc venku lide pozastavovali. Veil.
konoce jjiz minuly. o bile sobots
a veikonocni nedsli bylo ye-vine.
Ri iak by nabil.
Jednoho dne navstivil llarii jiii
sam signore paroco.
"Je to skandal." zapocal ia.
raf karays. "Cela YES mluvi (
tom. ze dona Mattiju sem vabis
ze no sem volas a ze no tu zdrzu
jez jen proto. ze ty zenske zados
ltvoii "a milost nepodepsaIy. c.
|vlastns myslis. llarie2 A zpo
vsdi isl taky nebyia.
Ilarie hryzla Sc do rti feti
zek ma jejim hrdle Ease Sc chvs
pfi zjevnem rozcileni.
''Ilarie,' pokracoval faraf. i;
vim. ze neni vse pravda. CO SC 20
vida, ale poslechni mne fekn
MattioM. ably nechal vzdori a ii
stall donna u zeny. Je do nj "a
.milovan a sem pfichazi sc jeI
rozohnit."
POSTAL vas sem ty zenske2'
ltazala Sc Ilarie farafe.
Ano." primal Sc faraf.
''Nuze. tedy posly;te! REX
nste Jim, at''zsdost moi podepis
a ia Sc Jim zavazi. ze dona Mat
tiu vice sem nevpustim.''
NVyjednavalo Sc nekolik dni
fkonccns pfinesl faraf podepsano,
zadost.
A pravs onoho dne byl dol
Mattia We vinerii Cd rama al dt
ye6era. popijeje a zpivaje vic,
nezli kdy indy. A kdyz vsichn
odesli. zistal jests zufive while
jici mrtvolns bledy. jako onohe
dne pred velikonocemi.
| Hodina ,jiz spokrocila. Vepk,
IA ,ssab hem ;vylloupnul :se ma oblo
1hufmssic.s .sjeszS sstvsiaSias dival s
oknem ma zmozeneho pitce We Vi
nerii.
1"Don Mattio. prosim vass .;
ljednu laskavost." )" pravila nyni II;
ire. pfistoupiySi k jehosstoIu.
Jdste domu a vice sem nechod'
Itel Hledte. roznasejji sc mezi Ii
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-12-27
HERE FOR HOLIDAYS

Philip Webb ST., who has been
spending the winter in Fullerton,
California, returned home to spend
the holidays with his son, Philip
Webb Jr. and family on North Fourth
street He will return to the coast
about January Is. Mr.. Webb met
many Bismarck people on the coast,
while motoring there and after he
took residence in Fullerton. Mr..
Webb said he met c. w. Nichols at
Portland, where Mr.. Nichols is now
in the tailoring business. Among
his neighbors in Fullerton is Charles
Anderson, formerly of this city. Mr..
Anderson bought the half-interest of
Victor Smith, formerly of Wilton, in
a garage in Fullerton, and now is
the sole owner. Scott Mclean and
family were met at Coronado Beach,
near San Diego.
A Mr.. Ward who formerly conduct
ed hotel at Baldwin was met in
San Diego, where he has barber
shop. A Mr.. Sivers, a former rancher
who established Kintyre and started
bank there, resides in Fullerton
Discovery of oil on fruit land of Mr.
Sivers made him millionaire, Mr.
Webb said. Several young people
formerly resident here were met
among them Benton Flow and Frank
Roberts.
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fringe and the high necklinc finished
with a bow tie make it novel and cx-
tremely interesting.
There is a much softer, more
feminine feeling about clothes for
this coming season than for the
winter" Bendcll points out: There
is simplicity of line and an absence
of frills, but there is also ten
dency to ornament the SURFACE of
a frock with beading, embroidery or
hand work"
Ensembles Popular
Ensemble costumes hold over as
a staple in the wardrobe. Crepe de
chine and kasha dresses have their
coats carrying out the general note
of the costume.
Short blouses are worn with pleat-
ed skirts-a sport style that has be-
come almost perennial.
Collars are worn high or low,
many of them converted in such a
way as to completely change an out
fit Hats for spring deserve a whole
article by themselves, but | can't
resist mentioning how effective are
the highly colored fclts and the
colored linen models that are being
shown.
tice the restraint in buying that
fathers and husbands commend so
highly.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-12-27
Invitations
Out For Ball
At New Years

Invitations are going out today for
the annual New Years Ball to be
given by the U. c. T. at the Grand
Pacific Hotel on Wednesday, De-
cember 81. "The United Commercial
Travellers ask you to join them in
ushering in the New Year amidst
gayety and good fellowship. We will
dance, eat and make merry" the in
vitations read.
An elaborate midnight supper
menu has been prepared. Dancing
will start at $3.50 p. m. Many fea-
lures will be introduced during the
dance, it is announced. An excellent
orchestra has been engaged, the COM
mittee announces.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-12-27
BY HORTENSE SAUNDERS
NEA Service Writer


New York, Dec. 27.-Palm Beach
clothes have much greater impor-
lance in the sartorial scheme of
things than merely furnishing the
excuse to buy complete new outfit.
They are Of great interest to all
women, not merely the fortunate per-
centage who spend their winter
months in the south, but to the stay
at-home woman who looks ahead in
her buying.
palm Beach clothes" as Henri
Bendel, New York designer, expresses
it, bridge winter and spring so far
as costuming is concerned. They de-
finitely establish the spring mode and
mean that the winter season has had
it's run.
There are many women who buy
their spring outfits early because
they believe the styles then are more
lovely and that the selections are
better than later in the season"
And certainly it does seem as If
the clothes for southern jewellers are
much more interesting than the
spring models that follow later in
the season.
Pleasant Contrast
The lovely pastel colors and laces
are pleasant contrast to the dark
serviceable type of clothes we neec
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-12-27
ATTHE MOVIES
AT THE ELTINGE

Horsemanship learned upon the
wild steppes of the Cossacks' native
land is Shown in cavalry scenes
filmed for forbidden Paradise" due
at the Eltinge Theatre for Monday
and Tuesday.
In recruiting riders for these
scenes which take place in coun-
try situated in the Balkins, Lubitsch
stipulated that only men trained
in the Cossack school would be con-
sidered. .,
Hundreds of ex-Russian cavalry
men and horsemen whose early days
were spent in the Cossack country
responded. Costumed in the uni
forms of Hungarian cavalry regi-
ments wiped out by the war, these
seasoned horsemen give exhibitions
of daring riding which have rarely
been duplicated for the screen.
forbidden Paradise" was adapted
to the screen from the stage play
"The Czarina." Rod La ROGUE,
Adolphe Menjou and Pauline Starke
head the cast supporting Pola Negri
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PAGE FIVE,

dsrtaking, having on pair {f sicw
shoes. with the result that shesfr6ze
her feet and lower limbs and might
have lost those members had 'not'fa
car come along, after she had walk
ed two miles, and carried the two
to Sentinel Butte, where first and
was given, after which she was
brought to the hospital at Beach.
For "A time it was thought amputa-
tion might be necessary, but happily
Improvement has taken place and
the young lady will soon be all right
again.
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FEET, LIMBS
OF GIRL FROZEN

Beach \. d., Dee. 27. Miss Alice
Scciv had an experience last Friday
night That for time looked as
though it might be attended by very
serious consequences. She was on
her way from her school, nine miles
south Of Sentinel Butte, with a male
fl lend, bound to Sentinel Butte IN a
car. as she was planning to take the
train there for Beach to spend the
holidays at home. Something hap
pcned to the car and the pair started
to walk to the Butte. Miss Secly
was not prepared for such an un-
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SATURDAY, DECEMBER ~, 1924
Social and Personal
Give Reception
For Rev. Johnson

The First Baptist church will give
an informal farewell reception to its
pastor, Rev. L. r. Johnson and fam
lily at o'clock Monday evening in
the parlors of the church.
Members of the church and con-
gregation and friends Of Mr.. John
son are cordially invited to be pre-
sent Mr.. Johnson leaves early in the
week for his new field at Pratt, Kan
sas, where he has accepted call to
a church with a growing and influ-
encial membership.
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CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR GIVE
PARTY

The Senior Christian Endeavor of
the Presbyterian church entertained
last evening at New Years party
in the church parlors. The evening
was spent in playing games and
stunts were given symbolizing each
month of the year. A stunt play en-
titled "The Lamp Went Out" fur
nished much merriment. The re-
freshments were served from sur
prise packages brought by each men,
her
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HOUSEHOLD SUGGESTIONS

Watch Oven
Never bake gingerbread or any
cake in which molasses is an in
gredient IN too hot an oven as it
browns more quickly than other mix
lures.
Use Caution
Do not dry flannels by the fire or
use too hot an iron on them.
Kerosene Useful
A little kerosene rubbed on to iron
cooking utensils occasionally keeps
them in good condition.
Use Oiled Paper
Use oiled paper in the bottom of
your cake pans when baking layer
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FASHIONS

Most of the new dresses fit very
snugly about the hips and make the
slender figure almost the first re-
quirement for chic.
An original looking belt that is
worn with Il very smart looking
spor. outfit has clasp formed of
two sea shells
The use of small mirror medal
lions encrusted in embroidery or
elaborate beading is seen in clabo-
rate gowns.
A lovely evening wrap is made of
deep rose colored velvet embroidered
in silver and lined with cloth of
silver.
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SPENDS VACATION IN GRAND
FORKS

Mrs. Clara Naramore, who is
teaching at Linton, stopped over
night with Mr.. and Mrs. Bystrom of
this city, and left this morning for
Grand Forks, where she will spend
the remainder of her vacation with
her parents, DR.. and Mrs. Wither-
steen.
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CITY NEWS
Bismarck Hospital

0IbmArck uObpIol
Admitted to the Bismarck hospital
for treatment:
Baby Harold Rannestad. Regain;
Master George Grant, Wishek; Mas
ter Winfield Hofer, Wishek; Master
Scott Hofer, Wishek; Miss Rather
inc Roos, Wing; Rev. c. A. Bremen,
city; Master Virgel Eckles, Mott;
Mrs. John Hunstad. Underwood;
Emil A. Hogue, Bismarck; August
Fischer, Hazelton.
Discharged: Mrs. John Bentz, Ri
CHARLTON; John Schlichting, Garri-
son.
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OUESTIONS-ANSW Frs

Dear Miss Grey: My employer has
been Il widowcr for two years. He
always treated me with respect un-
til month or so ago. Since then
he has made love to INC constantly
says he will not live without me,
but it's very clear to me that it's
not marriage that he wants. What
shall do about it? l.. NJ.
Quit your job, of course. If your
employer means what he says when
he tells you he cannot live without
you. he will ask YOU to marry him.
If he doesn't, YOU arc safely out of
his reach.
Dear Miss Grey: My family is
tired of salads. Is there any other
way | can get them to eat raw
food , Mrs. l.. l.. b.
Serve large tray of celery
radishs and scraped young carrot
as relish occasionally. And in
place of catsup, serve a large bowl
of raw cucumber, onion and green
pepper run through food chopper
and dressed with salt and Tenor
juice. But have salads sometimes
too. Eeveryone needs them.
Copyright, 1924, NEA Service, Inc
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LEAVES FOR

LEAVES FOR DODGE
Mrs. Anna Klein who spent Christ
mas in Bismarck with friends, left
this morning for her home near
Dodge.
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ARRIVED FROM FARGO

Miss Kathryn Cuntz arrived on
No. last night from Fargo where
she has been staying with her Sis
ter, Mrs. Chester A. Wilcox since
graduating from the School for the
Deaf at Devils Lake last June and
will spend the Christmas Holidays
with her guardians, Mr.. and Mrs. R.
H. Thistlewaite at 1O2 Ave. B.