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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-27
MIRROR STARTS FIRE

Bellin-The suns rays shining on
a shaving mirror recently caused a
fire in home here. Lace curtains
were ignited by the reflection.
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PLANE EVERY 2 MINUTES

Illustrating how far advanced Eu-
rope is over America in the matter
Of arship travel, it is announced
that in Trieste on the Mediterranean
that on fair days airships will leave
every two minutes.
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by NEA Service
Hammond, Ind, Aug. 27.-Morc
than 5000 profit from an acre of
strawberries is the achievement of
Edward Benson Of this city.
Benson, still in his teens, has com
piled this record of his seasons
, work:
Cost Of crates ..........$ $500
Cost Of picking .......... 5000
Fertilizer cost ........ TIP
Total cost ......s 220.72
Returns from crop ...... 81 1864
Cost Of crop ................ 220.72
Net profit .....S 9l5.l2
Intensive cultivation and care of a
small area is the reason Benson gives
for his success. Agricultural au-
thorities take this as an example for
their contention that planting small
er areas, not only for Strawberries,
but for cotton and other crops, pro-
+ duces more success than larger areas
They reason that the farmer can
give closer attention to a smaller
| area and therefore fight enemy in
sects more effectively, with the re-
suit that they may produce larger
yields. Thus the small area with
larger yields offsets the larger acre
age with smaller crops.
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News of Our
NeighbOrs
GLENCOE-LIVON
Mrs. VIM. Baker and children
autoeG to Ri marck. Wednesday.

Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Root and family
Of Hazelt0i were callers at the
James Burbage home Sunday.
The ferry boat, which has not been
IN operation for some time, has been
repaired and started up again. for
which the farmers who wish to haul
their grain to Fit. Rice are very glad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lesser Briggle who
have arrived in this country recent
ly, from Constantinople, Turkey.
where they have been employed in
an American college, for five or six
years, were calling on their many
friends in this vicinity, Thursday
Mrs. Edw. Stincr Of llazelton brought
them out and they were accompanied
by Mrs. BriesIe of Hazelton. The
Bicycles are looking fine and are
very interested in their work in
Turkey and expect to return there
again in October, to remain another
three years. Their visit has been
cut very short because of being de-
taineu on business in New York
longer than was expected. However,
we hope to see them again before
they leave.
Harry Crandrll Of Adrian. y. d..
and party making up two car loads
were in Li.onia, Sunday. Mr.. Gran
dell. who with his parents formerly
resided in the Livonia vicinity. was
on a camping trip and called on many
old friends and viewed familiar
scenes while in this neiehborhood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Griffin Of
Freda. S. d.. visited friends in
Buchanan Valley. Sunday.
Mrs. Geo. Jackson and daughter.
Miss Greta, who have been visiting
relatives at Pollock for the past two
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-27
THURSDAY, AUGUST 81, 1926

Crane, former minister to China,
called on President and Mrs. Cool
idge, chop suey was served. The
dish was prepared by one of the Chi
nese cooks on the Mayflower. the
presidential yacht.
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Rostonr-More that 1000 arrests
for ihtoxication were made in Bos-
ton in two weeks.
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CEYLON PEARL OYSTERS LIFE
is s YEARS

by NEA Service
Rome, Italy Apart from it's world :
wide reputation as one Of the most
scenically beautiful places on the
map, Ceylon ranks as the second
largest producer Of pearls.
The Ceylon pearl oysters life is
about eight years. and it is most
rroductive of 70 coveted r~:"a af4o"
three years, both as regards num-
Der and size of pearl.
The most beautiful and valuable
pearls are obtained from oysters as
they are dying Of senile decay.
Pearls are the result of a disease
in the oyster. This disease some
times is brought about by the intru-
sion of sand. an undeveloped egg,
or more often by parasite
About one she'll out Of every thou
sand brought up, contains pearl.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-27
CALLS WOMEN JUNGLE CATS

BY NEA Service
London. Aug. 27.--Hcre's what
Gilbert Frankau, novelist, recently
said about women during a debate
in a hall filed with women:
you women have not begun to
exist. You have no brain power, no
poise, no balance, no morality
nothing. You are like sleek jungle
cats. You purr when you obtain your
own way. You bite when you do
not"
After which the audience decided
by an overwhelming majority that
Frankau wa sail wrong and that he
had lost the debate on the subject
that women were less moral than
men.
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In England there are 100 pipe
smokers to one cigar smoker.
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AUTO TAXES HIGH

All the gold and silver dollar!
coined in the United States in 1873
would pay but o-thirds Of the spe-
cial federal motor taxes levied or
the automobile and motor products
last year.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-27

Calvin Stout was released from a
hospital at Bismarck and returned
home, Sunday.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-27

Heat your water with Gas.
It's the Super-Fuel.
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STREET CARS GO
Automobile buses will replace the
entire street ear operations in Kla-
math, Ore. This is the second city
in Oregon to replace the street rail
way system with busses.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-27

Mr.. and Mrs. ID. w. Casey and
Mrs. Jackson were Hazelton visitors,
Tuesday.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-27

COOLIDGE HOSPITALITY
Swampscotta- When Charles X.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-27

weeks. have returned and are visit
(, ing in Livonia.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Griffin Of
Freda. S. d.. visited friends in
Buchanan Valley, Sunday.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-27

Mrs. Geo. Jackson and daughter.
Miss Greta, who have been visiting
relatives at Pollock for the past two
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-27

The lumber for the new house or
the Geo. Suverly place is bein,
hauled out from Hazelton this week
The fOundation is finished and the
work of building will be rushed as
rapidly as possible, before cole
weather. Though the house ma,
not be entirely finished, this fall, The
Suverlys hope to occupy a part of j,
this winter.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-14

be provided by Lester HUFF at the
organ, who is heard in his organ
solo, viii You Remember?'' with
Bert Lindsey soloist. TIE Charlie
Davis Orchestra, with Cy Milders,
soloist. will present program of
popular musical numbers.
Supporting Meighan in Coming
Through" are Lila Lee, John Mil
tern, Wallace Berry. Laurence
Wheat, Frank Campeau, Gus Vein
berg and Alice Knowland Meighan
takes the part of an old employee of
big steel corporation. who sees
other men gain promotion through
family connections and pull, while
he is sidetracked in an Office job.
Coming Through" tells of Tom
Blackford, chief clerk of steel cor
poration, who has been promised the
promotion to the job OF superintend-
emit Of mines, only to- be cheated out
Of 1t through favoritism After
meeting Alice Rand, daughter of the
president of the corporation. he mar
ries her after whirIwind courtship.
Rand accuses Blackboard OF tricking
the girl into marrying him. and
Blackford is tripped into admitting
the charge.
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comedian, heads the cast. He is as
sisted by Evelyn Dockson. Billie La
Mont, Earl Root. Florence Major,
George Hannah, Marian Stuart, Al
leen Winkler, Irene Edwards and
Darts Brooks.
The bill viii include:
ALTMAN AND MAY-Introduc-
ing mirthful satire on adventures
in the Great Northwest, under this
title of 1.-THE Lure Of the Yukon"
FOLEY FoUR-Charning Ber-
nice Rita Foley and her three broth
ers presenting a red-hot program Of
variety dances. their work ranging
from hard shoe and tap dancing to
fancy and eccentric stepping.
ALEXANDER AND FIELDS-A
pair OF comedians describing them
selves as 1.-TWO OF the Idle Rich. :"
who have an original brand of pat
ter and some funny parodies.
BACHELOR FOUR-Singers de-
luxe. known as 1.-THE Kings of Har-
mony," offering a program Of up-to-
the-mipute songs.
CURTIS AND LAWRENCEf-Pre
senting a sketch entitled Customs
OF 1885,. in which they depict an
amusing episode at customs house.
HARVARD, WINYFRED AND
BRUCE = Novelty aerial stars.
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ALL KINDS OF FLAPPERS
SEEN IN THIS MOVIE

Eight popular young leading men
and two Of screendom's most allud-
ing heroines grace the cast of Wine
Of Youth" a King Vidor production,
which viii be presented at the
Apollo next week, and which was
adapted from Rachel Crother's stage
play. MARY the Third, !" lively
and romantic depletion of the young
er generation, of the fiappers and
their "cake-eaters.
An episode laid in 1870 and an
other in 1897 preceded the story
proper. Through this arrangement
three generations OF love-making can
be compared. AS to the modern
story 1t goes to show that while
the girls Of the present generation
do not view marriage in the same
light as the girls Of former periods.
nevertheless when put to a real test
it is proven that the ideas held by
the mothers and grandmothers are
still effective with the daughters Of
today.
The story of modern youth has
been treated by Vidor with a light
1Atu uuIflOIOQS lOUCn. ne U6CldIcS
he has attempted to show the f1apper
and her .sheik" as they really are
maintaining that they are neither
jaded, sophisticated adventures as
some writer's would have them, nor
are they real when shown as child
ish morons who try to pose as
sophisticated.
The leading men are Ben Lyon.
William Collier Jr., William Haines,
Bobby Agnew, Johnny Walker.
Creighton Hale, Niles WEIGH and
James Morrison. The two girls
around whom the plot centers are
portrayed by Eleanor Boardman and
Pauline Garon. Eulalie Jensen, E.
J. Radcliffe, Virginia Lee Corbin,
Gertrude Claire. Lucille Hutton
and others are Ia the supporting
company. An Arthur Stone COM
edy, Change the Needle" the Fox
news weekly. Earl Gordon, organist
and musical advertisement by Emil
Seidel and his orchestra will be 9TH
er program features.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-14
WHAT'S INA NAME
ON BROADWAY?
HERE is ANSWER
Play Jury Makes Big Dis
covery on Stage in
New York.
By TILE NEA PLAY JURY

7EW YORK, Feb. 14.-Time
in was when a name or cOmbina-
ton of names in Broadway
theater spelled success for show.
Iconoclasts stood at respectful dis
lance an donly whispered exceptions
to the general acclaim lof noted per
sons. Now all this has changed.
First there was Ethel Barrymore
in Sir Arthur Wing Pinero's Mrs.
Tanqueray." Those who believe in
Ethel-and they are legion here
went to see her, but they laughed
Sir Arthur OF the boards. And
some remarked that Ethers judg
meat in selecting such vehicle was
faulty.
Then Frederick Lonsdale, who was
acclaimed for many months for his
AREN'T We ALL" sent over 'sThe
Fake" There was no magic in his
name, however, and the play Hoped
And now we come to Ferenc Mol
mar. His "The Guardsman" Is
greeted as one OF the best shows Of
this and several seasons, but his
latest, Carnival" is being showered
with bricks and may be completely
inferred before these lines reach
print. That, despite Elsie Ferguson
in the star role.
What's in name? Little. or moth
ing, on Broadway
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-14
LOTS DOING NEXT
WEEK IN LOCAL
VARIETY HOUSES
.Keith's, Lyric and Palace
Book New Novelty
Turns.

TIT is not unusual for a family
Of theatrical folks to appear
- on the stage. but 1t is seldom,
that two such families appear on the
same bill.
This is what will occur at B. f..
Keith's next week when William
Morris and his celebrated family, in
Guiding, aside from Morris himself,
his wife, daughter Wilhelmina and
two sons, Adrian and Chester Nor
ris, will appear in a comedy called
"All the Horrors Of Home," written
by Morris.
The other group is the Four Dia-
monds, which consists of father,
mother and two sons. They will pre-
sent singing and dancing act billed
as -Four Diamonds in a Perfect Set
ting"
Bill includes:
DOUGLAS LEAvITT AND RUTH
MARY LOCKWOOD Musical CON-
edy favorites. with the assistance Of
Charles Bates will offer pocket edi-
ton musical comedy called Our
selves"
BILLY SHoNE AND LUISE
SQUIRES-The latter former mec-
Der of Zieffield's 'Follies." viii pre-
sent an act Of songs and smart pat
ter under the billing OF "A Poppy
Parade OF Persifiage and Pulchri-
tude."
SENATOR MURPHY Monolog-
list offers travesty on the daily life
OF the average Senator.
DOLLIEE & BILLEE-Sisters, a
recent London importation, will Of
fer comedy. singing and dancing en-
HANGED by beautiful gowns and hand
some stage settings.
THE HEDLEYS-Offer something
new in the way of All acrobatic act,
which they bin as I'm the Moon
light"
FINK'S MULES-Equine come
dams viii furnish an abundance Of
comedy to the bill.
On the screen will be shown the
Pathe News, Topics Of the Day and
Aesop's Fables.
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At Capitol

Jack La Mont, win play his fare
well week at the Capitol, commenc-
ing Sunday. His presentation next
week is called THE Lid Lifters,"
with musical numbers and novelties.
La Mont is supported by large
cast.
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GOLD HEELS" OPENS
SUNDAY AT SMITHS

Gold Heels, a William Fox pro.
duction, which is being shown for
the first time in Indianapolis, will be
the feature picture the coming week
at Smiths. 1t is a story Of the race
track, based on the story Check
ers." by Henry M. Blossom Jr. John
Stone prepared the scenario of the
picture, while A. w. s. Van Dyke d.
rected the picture.
Featured players In Gold Heels"
are Robert Agnew. Peggy Shaw, Luz
Glen LittlefieId, William Norton Bal
ley. Carl Stockdale. Fred Butler,
Harry Tracey, James Douglas. Wini-
fred lands. katherine Craig, Buck
Black and Betty Hisle. The story
has to do with Checkers" Campbell,
who Is discharged by his employer
FOR refusing to hold his horse and
prevent him from winning race.
The Big Town" is the our gang
comedy which, with news weekly
and music by the Grand Cremona.
are other attractions for the coming
week.
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the pianist. The music for the pro-
duction was written by Lee Davis.
Bill includes:
FRED C. HAGAN AND COM
PANY-Who have a new angle on
the mother-in-law situation. In
their slit THE Bear Cat" a farce
comedy. she is got rid OF through
the practice OF spiritualism.
FARNELL AND FLORENCE
In Symptoms Of %" which fea-
lures localized song number and
chatter.
DREW AND VALLE-A fun
loving pair who spend their moment
"At the Drug Store" with comedy
lines and dialogues.
CAROL AND LOUISE DORE
A violinist and pianist who give
Music That Charms
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SPECIAL PROGRAM
NEXT WEEK AT CIRCLE

The Circle announces one Of the
biggest attractions in its history for
next week, beginning Sunday, when
If Marry Again." dramatic
story by Gilbert Frankau, in which
Doris Kenyon is featured, will divide
honors with New Wayburn's Dance
Mad Revue" described as "a SYM
phonic- jazz ensemble in six scenes. -
II Marry Again" concerns Char
lie Jordan and his young wife. Mar
got. whom Jordan's father refuses
1 to accept because the son had mar
ried against his wishes.
The father practically banishes the
young couple to his plantation in
tropical Barlacca5 where, after four
happy years, Charlie develops seri-
GUS illness.
In despair Jocelyn writes his IA
Their, who suspects her OF mercenary
MOTIVES and sends his manager down
TO bring the boy home. How Charlie
dies as a result OF his fathers
neglect and cruelty. and the young
widow swears to avenge herself on
the father. only to find real happi-
ness and peace. is told III this story.
Lloyd Hughes is seen as Charlie Jor
dan; Hobart Bosworth is the father;
Frank Mayo is the manager; Anna
@. Nilsson his wife, and Myrtle Sted-
man Margot's mother, who is the
real reason for Jordan's objection to
his son marrying Jocelyn.
+ + +
Ned Wayburn, who has produced
fifteen editions Of the Follies, has
staged stage spectacle, THE
Dance Mad Revue featuring Ma
rion Chambers. who was the prin-
cipal dancer of late musical comedy
success. Poppy; Evelyn Hoey. dan
Ger and blues singer; Duth Day,
prima donno; Edwin Michaels, dam
Ger. and William Fables. well-known
animal impersonator, and cast Of
fifteen will be seen.
A Lyman H. Howe Hodge Podge
cartoon and the Animated Circle
News complete the program.
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II # II
NIELODRAMA TOPS
NEW ISIS BILL

The Isis viii have Youth and
Adventure" melodrama featuring
Richard Talmadge, the king Of
stunt stars, as it's attraction the first
half of next week. Talmadge is
given plenty Of opportunity to fur
nish thrills In his role OF Reggie Dill
bingham, heir to million. the great
er part Of which he squanders reck
lessly before he is checked by inn
pending poverty.
In Talmadge's support are Marga-
ret Lands ard Joseph ]. Girard. A
Bray Photograph and the Pathe Re-
view will also be shown.
Edmund Lowe in The Brass
Bowl" and Merry Maid comedy,
Motor Mad" will make up the pro-
gram Thursday and the rest of the
week.
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PALACE TO OFFER
A NOVELTY NEXT WEEK.

Ed Janis, well-l1nown producer,
has exceeded his own talents, crit
les say, in his act Keep Stepping. :"
which he is offering at the Palace
Theater the first half of next week
as the headliner with Carmen
Rocker as the featured singer and
dancer.
Irma Coigne. Ruth La Vella, Ann
Levanda, Bonny Rossley are the
other giri1, while Jean La Fargo is
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Coming Through" featuring
Thomas Meighan. IL the featured
photoplay production the coming
week at the Ohio Theater. The pic
ture is based on the story, Bed
Rock. by James Bethea. and was
directed by Edward Sutherland
who. until recently, uas connected
with Charles Chaplin, and was as
sistant TO Chaplin in the production
OF his picture. "A Woman Of Paris. =
Laugh That Ont Is the spat
Family comedy. which, with . news
weekly, completes tbs billing OF
minor aim attractions. Music viii
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MT aCAL REVUE TO
TOls NEW LYRIC SHOW

''Fhe Son-Dodger," originally a
Brcs dway musical show, but which
has been brought to vaudeville by
B. J. Murphy. who has successfully
boiled 1t down to meet the require
ments OF the varieties, will be. pre-
scented at the Lyric next week.
Jack fairbanks. a clever YOUNG
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Speaking at Temple

Prof. Samuel S. Cohen Of Cincin.
natl. Ohio. will talk at 8 p. m. Sun.
day at the Indianapolis Hebrew Con.
gregation Temple, Tenth and N
Delaware Sts.. on THE Club: Its
Place and Function in the Jewish
Community
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-14
VA YBURN INTRODUCES
HIS REVUE TOFILM Fans
Fappers and Cake Eaters Romp at Apollo Next Week in
Wine of Youth

Next week the Circle will enlarge its program include
Ned Wayburn dance revue Dance Mad Revue in addition
to a feature movies IF Marry Again.
movie version of Mary The Third under the title of
wine Of Youth viii be the featured offering the Apollo
all next week.
The Ohio will present Thomas Meghan and Lila Lee in
looming Through
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Instead of the conventional
vaudeville program consisting Of
five unconnected and Independent
acts composing the bill for the last
half of the week the management
has booked Moore and Megley's
Road Show number one which has
six big acts to offer.
On the screen are:
THE Top of the World" with
James Kirkwood and Anna @. Nils
son the first half and "Cornered"
with Marie Provost the last week
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-14

famed for their athletic stunt, 1.-THE
Original Harvard Trick"
ON THE SCREEN-Imperial
monkey comedy, "Grief in Bag
dad:" Kilograms and the serial,
"The Go-Getters."
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-14

Mister Smiths win offer Gold
Heels" for the week. while the Isis
for the first half viii present Youth
and Adventure"
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MOTION PICTURES
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-26
BEI.MONTE PROAIETE
HACER UNA PELICULA

Asf como es de xaliente Y deci-
dido cuando entra en- quites para
rematarlos 1uego con sus medias
ver6nicas estafuarias e ininitables
cuando Sc la amuletazos con un
Minra resahiado = de imponente cor
namenta, eS Gle timido irresoluto
Juan Belmonte cuando Sc trata de
resolyer los mas yulgares proble-
mas de Ia vida eotidiana Ante In
atraetiva propuesta que lie hiciera
una p0derosa casa cinematagrafica
para trabajar en- una pelleula cuy0
argumento habfa de girar alrede-
dor de su vida torera. el diestro de
Tl'iana cayil0 honda largamente
y vacil0 10 POGO entire irse que-
darse. dccidiendose al fin por 10 pri
mere Ia vlspera de la salida del va
per. On I'M rapto de aeuda nOstal-
gia en- que pndo mas la expectati-
va de una feria sevillana bajo un
cielo may azul nm paseo en- jaca
por los sanpoS oloroses q tomillo "
mejorana de su finca, que la pro-
mesa dc an centenar de miles de
dolares ganados bajo las blancas II
penetrantes lHces artificiales de mn
estudio. Dei6. empero I'M apodera-
do para que ultimara los detalles
relacionados con Ia pelieula, y ofIc
ci0 regreSar en- setiembre 81 el ne
gocio hubiera de cristalizar
| Belmante llego ignorado. per-