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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-03-17
LIONS CLUB IN
OF
DAY OF IRISH
Congressman Thomas Hal
Responds 10 Toast at
Gathering

The Lions Club held it. St. Pa
tricks Day Stag Party on Monda,
evening at 6:l5 p NJ. Song leader
Mr.. Henry Halverson, was in charge
Of the musical program. Messrs
Humphreys and Halvcrson rendered
two lovely duets at the opening Of
the program for the evening.
The regular program was in charge
Of President Folsom. The program
arranged by him was quite unique
AS he called upon various members
of the Lions Club he made certain
charges or statements which the Lion
who was mentioned was called upon
to defend himself, and some Of the
charges and defenses were very
laughable and enjoyable.
Congressman Hall. who had Just
gotten back from Washington. u. c.
was called upon to give his impress
sions of Congress and Washington in
general. He gave a very interesting
talk on how Legislative matters are
held in Washington. and the social
life that one is thrown into. He
stated that Washington looked beau
tiful to the casual observer for the
first time reviewing the town, but
after one had been there a while
one noticed the delapidated buildings,
cheap shops and many other things
which detracted from the splendor
Of the Government Buildings. That
the ordinary buildings in Washing
ton. D. c. were not kept up and many
Of them remain delapidated and un-
painted and that Bismarck on the
whole presented a much better ap-
rearance on close investigation. He
visited the Lions Club of Washing
ton, ID. c.. which he stated was COM
posed of very prominent men of that
city. On his way back home he visit
ed Lions Club in the heart of the
Copper mining district in Michigan.
near his old home, which he enjoyed
very much.
Frank Snyder, Harry Clough and
Henry Halverson, three new Lions,
were in attendance. After the regu-
lar program was over singing and
story telling were INDUCED in.
The Lions Club needs a real live
lrishman. They found out for the
first time that they didn't have a
real live Irishman in the whole Club
to respond to the St. Patricks Day
toast. There were lots of Dutch,
Germans and Scotch but nary an
lrishman. The Club is in hopes that
a full blooded Irishman, with lots
Of wit and brogue. will soon make
application for entrance.
Lion Severtson gave reading on
'Courtship in the Days Gone By"
which was enjoyed immensely.
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Forks was held Saturday night at
the offices of the company. Mr..
Sorlie was elected president, Arnold
Berg, vice-prcsident, and w. j. But
Ter, secretary.
Members of the board of directors
besides the officers are c. H. Horkcn
and J. Aserud. Reports of the Off
GERS covering the years business
we're given.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-03-17
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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-03-17
NAME POLLING
PLACES, SELECT
VOTE JUDGES
Places Selected For Voting on
April 7-Other Business
of Commission

Last nights session of the cit,
commission was devoted wholly tt
the ordering in of three new stree,
lights, the selection of polling places
and election of officers for the city
election to be held on April 18th next
and the transaction of routine busi-
ness. Four petitions for new street
lights were received and three acted
on favorably while the fourth was
help up for further investigation
with view of determining whether
1t is feasible to shift a light at pre-
sent in use to a more favorable loca-
ton. The lights ordered in are to be
located at these points ;--Thayer and
18th streets, Avenue A and Hanifin
st. and the third at Third and Front
streets. The petition held for inves-
''Vation aged for light near the
South Side Mission.
AS provided by law there are two
registration days. the first on Tues
day March oath and the second an
tuesday March 3lst. Electors who
voted last fall are not required to
register again unless they have
changed their residence to another
location since then. All others must
register in order to be eligible to
vote. The registration booths will
be open from o'clock in the morn
ing until 7 o'clock in the evening on
each of these days. Election day
comes on esday April It'll and the
polls will be open for the same hours
in order to be qualified to vote a
person must be resident of the
state for one year, must have lived
for 30 days in the county, and 30
days in the precinct. The voting
places and the officers selected to
act as inspectors and judges named
by the city commission are as fol-
lows:
FIRST WARD
Precinct No. l--Wm. Moore School.
Ralph Penner, Inspector; Louis
Larson and Mrs. Elmer Brown,
judges:
Precinct No. &C. B. Little Car
age.
L. F. Crawford. inspector; Harry
Clough and E. H. Sperry, judges.
SECOND WARD
Precinct No. Twill School.
H. L. Reade, inspector; Peter Reid
and Chas Blunt, judges.
Precinct No. John Thorpe's gar
age.
j. N. Roherty, inspector; VIM.
Noggle and A. S. Erickson, judges.
THIRD WARD
Precinct No. High School.
Harold Griffith, inspector; H. A.
Dohler and Fred Hanson. judges.
Precinct No. 2-Richholt School.
Carl kosltzky, Inspector; NJ. j.
and B. NJ. Beers, judges.
FOURTH WARD
Wachter School.
N. F.. julius. inspector; R. l.. Mel |
vile and Peter Aller, judges.
FIFTH WARD
Flanagan Building
A. E. Shipp, inspector; Z. G. Rickel
and r. W. Patzman, judges.
SIXTH WARD
Precint No. Hire Hall
John Parkinson, inspector; Geo. S.
Haugen and f. H. Pierce, judges.
Precinct No. st. Marys School
Richard Penwarden, inspector; B.
r. Goldader and Mat Boesflug,
Judges.
The petition of David SWEET for
sidewalk in front of lots and Ia
block 26, McKenzie's addition was
to commissioner French for
'urther investigation and report at
he next meeting. After the disposal
If other routine matters the com
mission adjourned until next Monday.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-03-17
PATHOLOGICAL DRUNK

Berlin. March ARCHAEOLOGICAL
drunkenness" is the way Professor
Won Mueller Hess, German crimino-
logist, described the condition of an
army private who is charged with the
murder of corporal. The private
drank II pints Of beer and then
reached this state. the expert said.
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JUDGE FISK
IS REFEREE
MinOt Man Is Named to Post
Here
Judge c. J. Fisk of Minot has been
named referee of disputed claims
by the Depositors Guaranty Fund
Permanent re.
lief and i'm.
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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-03-17
ASPIRIN CARCLE
IN T0NSILITIS
Cut This Out and Save if
Subject to Tonsilitis or
Sore Throat

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to dissolve two Bayer Tablets of
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Repeat in two hours if necessary.
Be sure you use only the genuine
Bayer Tablets Of Aspirin, marked
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had in tin boxes of twelve tablets
for few cents.-Adv.
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ANNUAL MEETING HELD
Grand Forks, N. D., Mar. 1.-THE
annual meeting of the A. G.. Sorlie
fuel and feed company of Grand
Evening star., 1925-09-30
METROPOLITAN-"The Dark
Angel"

The attraction at Crandall's Metro
politan Theater next week will be
George Fitzmaurice's production for
Samuel Goldwyn of ''The Dark Angel,
adapted from the play by II. II. Trev-
elyan, and released as a First Ma
tional attraction, with Ronald Colman
and Wilma Banky In the leading roles.
1.-The Dark Angel unfolds a story
of postwar romance, and is the first
photoplay produced in America in
which Valma Banky. Budapest beauty.
has appeared. The story which intro.
duces this newcomer to our shores Is
one Of sorely tried love. and depicts a
desperate heart affair set against a
background of strife and martial
struggle.
Ronald Colman is the leading man.
and others in the cast include Wynd-
ham Standing, Frank Elliott, Helen
Jerome Eddy. Florence Turner and
Charles Lane.
The continuity was written by
Frances Marion, chief Of First Ma
rionals editorial staff and acknowl-
edged master Of her profession.
Evening star., 1925-09-30
TIyOLI-"The Danger Signal"

Jane Novak and Robert EdeSon
head the cast to be seen at Crandall $
Tivoli Theater the first two days of
next week in The Danger Signal.
a rousing drama that reflects all Of
the romance Of ratlroading. Others
in the cast include Robert Gordon.
CASTOR Glass, Dorothy Revier, Lin
coin Stedmsn, Lee Shumway and
Mayrne kelso. Mack Sennett's The
Iron Nag" a Grantland Rice Sport
light" and tho Pathe Review also will
be shown.
Tuesday and Wednesday. Gloria
Swanson in Paramount's The Coast
OF Folly" directed by Allen Dwan, with
the supporting cast led by Alec B.
Francis, Dorothy Cumming, Jed
Prouty and Eugene Besserer: also
Hal Roach's The Big Kick new
Lyman n. Howe Hodge Podge" and
Topics of the Day; Thursday and
Friday, Richard Barthelmess in
Shore Leave" adapted from Hubert
Osborne's Belasco play, made with the
cooperation of the United States Navy
and featuring Dorothy Mackaill. also
"Our Gang" in Bows Will Be joys:
Saturday. William FoX's production.
THE Timber Wolf" starring Buck
Jones, with Elinor Fair opposite: also
Lige Conley in Pleasure Bound" a
now Felix the Cat" cartoon comedy
and a scenic study of Hamburg, Ger
many.
Evening star., 1925-09-30
PALACE-"The Midshipman.'

THE Midshipman," Metro Gold
wyn's production. starring Ramon
Navarro. which was filmed with the
cooperation Of the United States
Navy at Annapolis last June. with
Harriet Hammond, Wesley Barry,
Margaret Seldom. Crawford Kent and
high officials Of the Navy Department
in supporting roles, Will be given Its
initial presentation In Washington at
LoeW's Palace next week, beginning
Sunday afternoon.
Based on a story by Carey Wilson
and directed by Christy Cabanne in
the grounds OF the Naval Academy
during June week commencement eX-
ercises last Summer. The Midship-
man" Is not only the latest offering
of the brilliant young star of 'Scara-
mouche," The Adab," but II presents
also a graphic. fascinating panorama
Of a young midshipman's career and
struggle, as well as his successful
fight to win the heart of beauty.
Among it's outstanding incidents are
the young midshipmans fight with
fellow classman. the effort Of viii
lain to involve the hero with an un-
scrupulous girl, the kidnapping Of the
heroine, the race of the destroyers In
pursuit and the eventual reunion of
the lovers at the climax. OF addi
ttonal interest are the scenes of last
years graduation exercises at the
academy
A William Dooley comedy. "A Mis-
fit Sailor; Topics of the Day, Pathe
News and orchestral embellishments
will be added attractions.
Evening star., 1925-09-30

Monday. Harold Lloyd in Now or
Never" Edwin Lowe in Greater
Than Crown and "Sportlight"
Tuesday. James Oliver Curwoods
THE Hunted Woman" comedy, DRY
Up and scenic: Wednesday, Aileen
Pringle In "Wildfire,' Al st. John in
THE Iron Mule" and Aesop Fable;
Thursday, Patsy Ruth Miller and
Antonio Moreno In Her Husband s
Secret" and Lloyd Hamilton In wait
ing; Friday, Charles Ray in Percy. :"
Art Stone in sherlock Sleuth" and
Hodge PodGe': Saturday. Capt
Nungesser in The Sky Raider" and
Hal Roach's "Thundering Landlords. :"
TAKOMA.
Sunday and Monday, Colleen Moore
In dessert Flower" Pathe News
Evening star., 1925-09-30

Shirly Mason in "Scandalproof"; Spot
family comedy. The Rubberneck; Fox
News; also amateur contest at 8
o'clock; Wednesday. Betty Compson
and Raymond Griffith in Paths to
Paradise; comedy, Stan Laurel in
Twins: Thursday Wanda Hawley
and Pat OMalley in Let Women
Alone; comedy, "A Lucky Accident,
Friday, Fred Thompson in fhat
Devil Quemado"; also Pacemakers,
No. 10. What Price Gloria. and sat
urdav, Buck Jones in Cold and the
Girl; Our Gang comedy, "Shootin III
juns": also "Sunken Silver, No. 5.
SAVOY.
Sunday, THE Troubles of Bride,
comedy. High JinkS." and scenic;
Evening star., 1925-09-30

Agnes Ayres In The Awful Truth"
and Spat Family comedy. The Fog
Hunt. Wednesday, Bebe Daniels III
The Manicure Girl" and Eddie %eas
son In Hot End Heavy: Thursday,
Shirley Mason in Scandal Proof" A.
st. John In Red Pepper and 'Hodg,,
Podge"; Friday. Betty Compson and
Raymond Griffith In Paths to Para
disc" and monkey comedy, so This
Is Art; Saturday. Rin.Tin-Tin IN
The Lighthouse by tho Sea-" Na.
Roach's The Big kick" and Pathe
Review.
Evening star., 1925-09-30
COLUMBIA-"The Pony Express"

THE Pony Express" Paramount's S
new screen epic of early days in the
Far West and the heroic men who
kept the Atlantic in touch with the
Pacific by daring horsemanship. d pic
ture directed by James Cruze. and
which features Betty Compson, Ricar-
do Cortez. Ernest Terrence. Wallace
Berry, and others, is announced by
Loew's Columbia Theater to follow
Douglas Fairbanks current picture,
Don Q. Son of Zorro"
Don Q. Son of Zorro" is being pre-
sented six times daily. from 1890 am.
to IL pm. Morning attendance Is
urged on all who desire to avoid the
great crowds attending afternoon and
evening performances.
Evening star., 1925-09-30
APOLLO.
AVENUE GRAND.

Sunday and Monday, Richard Dix
in THE Lucky Devil" Our Gang" in
Official Officers" and Pathe Review:
Tuesday and Wednesday. Virginia
Valli and Eugene O'Brien in Siege"
and Lige Conley in Pleasure Bound;
Thursday, Alice Joyce and Give Brook
in The Home Maker" Hal Roach's
The Big Kick" and Hodge Podge";
Friday, Agnes Ayres in The Awful
Truth" Hal Roach's Daddy Goes a
Grunting" and scenic: Saturday.
Shirley Mason in Scandal Proof"
and AL st. John In Fair Warning" :"
Evening star., 1925-09-30
AMBASSADOR-"The Dark Angel"

Wilma Banky, noted Budapest
beauty making her photoplay debut
in America; Ronald Colman, Wynd
ham Standing. Frank Elliott. Helen
JEROME Eddy and Florence Turner
are the featured players in THE Dark
Angel" a George Fitzmaurice produc-
ton adapted from the play by II. H
Trevelyan, to be shown at Cra andalls
Ambassador Theater the first three
days of next week. Paul Terry's in
irnitable Aesop Fable. The Hero
Wins" will also be shown.
Wednesday and Thursday, Alice
Joyce and Give Brook in The Home
Maker a King Baggott production
for Universal from the story by Dor.
othy Garfield; also "Boobs In the
Woods" starring Harry Langdon
Friday. Madge Bellamy. Ethel Clay
ton. Charles Farrell, Robert Cain and
Katherine Perry in Wings Of
Youth" together with Eddie Nelson
in "Hot and Heavy" a new Bruce
Scenic and Topics of the Day; Sat
uriay. Richard Dix in ''The Lucky
Devil" with Esther Ralston opposite;
also Neal Burns in Christie's Soup to
Nuts" Grantland Rice "SportLght"
and a "FsliR Cat" cartoon comedy.
Evening star., 1925-09-30
CAROLINA.

Sunday and Monday. Colleen Moore
In The Desert Flower; Tuesday.
"Middling Women" with Lionel Barry
more; Wednesday, Flames of Desire
with Wyndham Standing: Thursday,
''Smoldering Fires, with Pauline Fred
erick. Laura La Plante; Friday. Buck
Jones. Hearts and Spurs; Saturday.
THE Mine With the Iron Door," with
Pat O'Malley, Dorothy Mackail.
Evening star., 1925-09-30
RIALTO-"Tracked in the Snow
Country"

Tracked in the Snow Country.
with Rin-Tin-Tin, the police dog star,
will be the attraction at the Rialto
next week.
The story deals with the secret
ownership of a gold mine by an old
man, (which an evil half-breed at
tempts to steal from him and his
daughter. There is q young forest
ranger in love with the girl and he
aids Rin-Tin-Tin, the faithful dog of
the miner. in frustrating the schemes
Of the villain. In the course of the
story Rin-Tin-Tin is suspected Of the
murder of his master, but he vindi-
Gates the charge IN the end, and
Rinty's followers hail him once more
as a hero.
The humans" in the cast include
Juno Marlowe, who has the feminine
lead; David Butler, as the young
ranger: Mitchell Lewis, as the villain
and Charles Sellon, as the old gold
miner.
Evening star., 1925-09-30

Lloyd Hamilton comedy: Tuesday.
Claire Windsor in ''Thc Denial. Harry
Langdon comedy; Wednesday. Betty
Bronson in Not SO Long Ago. com
edy; Thursday, The street of Forgot
ten Men" with Percy Marmont. Mel
Hamilton and Mary Brian; comedy:
Friday. Irene Rich and Matt Moore in
"A Lost Lady" Aesops Fable and the
first chapter of the serial. Secret
Service Sanders; Saturday, Richard
Talmadge in Tearing Through,
Aesops Fable. comedy and Chapter 4
of "Play Ball"
Evening star., 1925-09-30
Spanish Village Opening.

A gala opening is announced for
the Spanish Village Night Club. 1904
G street. Saturday night. with su-
perior entertainers and headline per
formers from local theaters.
Peter Borras, alcalde OF the village,
has announced that the club will be
open every Sunday night. from 10
until 3 o'clock, beginning next Sun
day. Dances in the quaint clubroom
also are in prospect
Evening star., 1925-09-30
Me Most COMPLETE StudH4f
&Mal1vMa1heks EIey I6m1f3lad

the numbers Of wholesalers and retaefs in IS lines Of
business in every town Of 1000 population in
each market.
This book authority. Under the supervision Of aa
Director Of the Bureau Of the Census Washnton new
and special population analysis has produced he popu
ton characteristics that used These figures bring a
population statistics up January 1875 In accordance
with the manner in which they arc computed By d.
Bureau Of the Census. This analysis includes nearly 1900
cities and towns.
The characteristics Of wholesale and retail sol
automobile registrations for all 81 Marked have beea
piled by R. l. Polk s. Co., statistical experts sod pubso
of over 500 city directories.
distribution of useful book limited as
resonship sdssa1
Evening star., 1925-09-30
CONTINUED from Page Fifty-three)

Held, comedian; Edna Somers, in
Eenue prina donna; Peggy. Gilligsn.
singing and dancing soubrette; Burton
Carr and Bud Brewer.
The members of the largo chorus
are said to be capable vocalists and
dancers.
Evening star., 1925-09-30

In this important new book markets longer matter
of vague speculation. They have passed from the phantom
the tangible through the first successful assembly of all
important characteristics that have bearing upon the
noical distribution and wide consumption Of advertised
products.
In its 348 pages of authoritative about the 81
principal American markets this book reveals and reviews
in detail the merchandising possibilities among popula
ton of 100000 people, than half Of the
population of the United States.
The result that aanufactrers sales and advertising
terms facts they have known them before They
can learn glance for all part Of the 81 principal
population numbers offamies dwellings, male and female
buyers over IS years of age automobile registrations and
Evening star., 1925-09-30
IS North Wells St., Chicago, III.

Roeaesesr, h. Y, rtmeeUrao~
San Antonio, Tex, Express and Nssrs
San Francisco, Cal, Chronicle
Schenectady, N. r., Gazette
Scranton, Pe. Times
Seattle, Wash., Ttmss
Spokane, Wash, Spokesmdn-ReSseD
St. Louis, Mo, Pess.Dssbeseh
St. Paul, Minn., Dispatch q Pioneer Pre-
Evening star., 1925-09-30
CHEVY CHASE.

Sunday and Monday, Gloria Swan
son In The Coast of Folly" News
Events and Aesop Fables: Tuesday,
William Fox presents FLAMES of De-
sire" Sunshine Comedy, "Brainless
Horseman": Wednesday and Thursday,
Richard Dix and Claire Adams in
Men and Women Cliff Bowes in
Weak Knees" Newspaper Fun and
News Events; Friday. Harry Garry in
Beyond the Border" Mack Sennett
comedy, Seventh chapter, Secret
Service Sanders: Saturday, Claire
Windsor and Pat O'Malley in white
Desert" Bulls Eye Comedy. Milky
Way" tenth chapter, Play Ball"
Evening star., 1925-09-30
LEADER.

David W. Griffiths epoch-making
spectacle, THE Birth of a Nation"
will be shown at the Leader Theater
next week, including Sunday.
The Birth of a Nation" tells by
film a story of our Nation reborn
through the storm and stress of in
ternScine strife, literally thousands of
scenes, covering a wide range of his
tory and characters. including slavery,
the primal cause of the war; Lincolns
call for troops, the ball on the eve of
Bull Run. the first triumph of Con-
federate arms, Shermans march to
the sea, the siege of Petersburg.
Lees surrender at AppomattoX, the
assassination of Lincoln and the over
throw of the carpetbagger regime.
Henry B. Walthall and Lillian Gish
have leading roles. supported by a
fine cast and with thousands of
extras.
Evening star., 1925-09-30

The international automobile show
at Melbourne, Australia. proved 30
successful that another will be held
next April
Evening star., 1925-09-30
PARK.

Sunday and Monday, Irene Rich.
Matt Moore and June Marlowe in "a
Lost Lady" Ralph Graves In "a Be.
loved Bozo" and Park News events:
Tuesday. Lionel Barrymore in "A Man
OF Iron" and Walter HERS in "Oh.
Bridget" also Gift Shoppe: Wednes-
day and Thursday, Rod Larocoue, Er.
Evening star., 1925-09-30
Write today to

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Los Angeles, Cal, Times
Lynn, Mas, Item
Memphis, Tenn, Commercial Appeal
Milwaukee, Wis, Journal
Minneapolis, MINI, Joss~ol
Nashville. Tenn. Banner
New Haven, Conn.,, Regisses
New Orlsans, La. TimGs-P Ptes5s~s
New York, N. r., Tiwss
Evening star., 1925-09-30

gen in 'The Breath Of Scandal:
Wednesday. Doris Kenyon and Lloyd
Hughes In The Halfway Girl;
Thursday, Mary Carr and Kenneth
Harlan in 'Drusilla With a Million; ;;
Friday, George Hackathorne. Clara
Bow and Elliott Dexter in Capital
Punishment: Saturday. Betty Bron-
son In Not SO Long Ago
Evening star., 1925-09-30
HOME.

Sunday, Agnes Ayres in The Awful
Truth and Larry Semon in The
Cloud Hopper; Monday, Virginia
Valli and Eugene O'Brien in "Siege"
and comedy, Who's which,: Tues
day, Capt. Nungesser in The Sky
Raider" and comedy. City Bound"
Wednesday. Dorothy Mackaill in The
Bridge Of Sighs" and Felix, the Cat"
cartoon comedy: Thursday, Charles
Ray in Percy" and Charlie Chase in
Innocent Husbands: Friday. Rich
ard Dix in The Lucky Devil" Hal
Roach's THE Big Kick" and Pathe
Review: Saturday. Pete Morrison in
The Range Buzzard," Our Gang" in
"Shootin' Injuns" and Grantland Rice
"Sportlight."
Evening star., 1925-09-30

ADon, O.. Beacon Jssp~l
Albany, N. r., Tks Kniekeybsckss rvess
sal Ths Alban, Esxning Nesvs
Atlantis, Co.. Jssynal
Balsinaers, Nd, Svn
0oseon, Mass.. CSsbs
Canton, O.. Nsbssiass,
Chicago. m., Daa5 Nsxs
Cincinnati, o., Tssass-Sasv
Cleveland, O., Nssys
Evening star., 1925-09-30

Oakland, Cal, Tdbssme
Oklshorna City, Okla.. The Daily
OHakoman and Oklahoma Cit, Tim.
Omaha, Neb., World. .HsraA
Paterson, N. j., Pssss.G Gsssdisn
xnd Sunday Chronicle
Peoria, u, Joxrnal. .TyanscTipf
Philedelpfaa, Pa, BwlleftN
Portland, Ore., Ove9onian
Providsncs, r. L, Journal nslIstis
Richmond, Va, News,Lsadsv
Evening star., 1925-09-30

cols1ntuA O., Dispasch
Dallas, Tex, Tmes.Heydld
Dayton, O., Nesps
pes Moines, H., Register y Tribssne.NesCs
Detroit, Mich. News
81 Paso, Texas, Herald
Erie. Pa, Distatch-HeraId
Flint, Mich. Jo,:rNal
Grand Rapids, Mich, Press
Houston, Tex, Chronicle
lndisnspolis. Ind, Nesps