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France May Sent Over
 Commission On Debt

WASHINGTON, D, C., July ', tP) The French cabinet is expected to decide today to send debt com mission to Washington thus com, dieting the group of larger debtors who opened funding negotiations. This country has taken the initiative to induce the smaller powers to take similar action.
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5000 0ts. Taken In

BEAUMONT. Tex, July '. (P-A sea-oging launch with 5000 quarts of imported liquor and eight kegs of beer was captured today at the mouth of the Neches river, the men were at the time loading the liquor o na truck which was also taken into custody.
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LIQUOR UNDER BRICKS. ETC

NEW YORK, July [P-Federal agents has discovered new way to land liquor in the United States it was said today. Tks liquor is trans shipped in midocean and brought to port under a cargo of bricks, lumber, and other articles.
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CHINESE EXPELLED FRANCE

PARIS, July ' (P)-Thirty-six Chi nese have been expelled from France in connection with the raids a few weeks ago on the Chinese legation Those who desire may return to Chi ma at the expense of the government under a permit from the Chinese min- ister to France.
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GERMAN PRINCESS DIES

AMITTTZ, Prussia, July 7. R- Princess Wanda zu Schoenaich-Car 1ath died recently at the age of IT.. She was the former mother-in-Iaw of Princess Hermine, wife of the for mer German kaiser.
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Auto Racer Is Killed

ATLANTA, Ga, July z. (P)-The $ s. Taylor Macon
 auto racer, Taylor Mason, was in- stantly killed here in the fourth race of lakewood track when his car crashed thru tn ebarrier immediate ly after entering the stretch.
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VAULT CONTAINS TREASURE

BUDAPEST, July ' R-Govern- ment officials have discovered se- cret vault containing five million dol lars worth of art treasures, in a cor her of the palace occupied by Prince Felix Youssoupoff. The treasure con- sisted of hundreds of rare articles of gold, silver and platinum, many of them adorned with jewels.
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SIX MILLION DOLLAR COMBINE

NEW YORK, July 7 (P-A six mil lion dollar consolidation between the Yellow Cab interests and General Mo- 1ors was reported on Wall Street. It vas stated that the General Motors desired to enter the motor bus and -axicab business and was negotiating 10 get with the Yellow Cab company. which has branches in all cities.
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WOMAN DRoWNs IN TANK

LOS ANGELES, July ' P-Mrs. Charles Noles drowned here today as she was being baptised. She tainted as she was being immersed in the baptismal tank of the Angeles Tem- pie.
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HURRICANE WREckS YACHTS

LONDON, July IS (P)-Thirty men and fourteen yachts are missing with out craft known to be a total wreck, as the result of gale of hurricane force, which came up unexpectedly during the yacht race at Riga.
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Severe Earthquake
 Registered Arizona

TUCSON, Ariz., July (R-A se- were earthquake within TOO miles of this place was registered by the gov ernment seismograph at 7:15 this morning.
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ANOTHER SHOCK RECORDED

BERKELEY, Cal, July (P)-An earthquake shock one thousand miles away was registered by the Univer. sity of California seismograph at 6:17 fas morning.
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Sharp Shocks Felt
 At Santa Barbara

SANTA BARBARA, Cal, July (P) Several shocks were felt here yes terday and two sharp jolts were felt today one at II and the other at 2 this afternoon.
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American Legion veterans buried Irwin Hoffman, former Geman soldier, with full military honors a. St. Paul.
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Rev. J. P. Hoyt of St. Petersburg. Fla, plans to be married for the third time on his S1st birthday, Ju'y 2s.
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John Walsh, known to New York police as a hold-up man, lost his life trying to save a dog from drowning.
Evening star., 1925-01-11

The Council of Jewish Women will
hold a society circus at the Arcade
Auditorium, Thursday night, Janu-
airy Is, at o'clock, the proceeds to
Evening star., 1925-01-11
Prof. J. T. Shotwell to be
Guest of Women Voters

Prof. James Tompson ShotwelI of
Columbia University will be the honor
guest. and Will address the District
of Columbia League of Women Voters
at their dinner given at the Wom-
ems City Club on Friday, January
%, at $50 o'clock pm, on the sub
ject, How Not to Outlaw War"
Owing to the great demand for reser-
vations for this dinner, members will
be limited to one guest Among those
who have made reservations are Mr..
and Mrs. Charles McNary, Mr.. and
Mrs. William T.. Cham berlin, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Eastment, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward p. Costigan, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Kicker, Mrs. Laura Williams,
Mrs. Robert Bates, Mrs. Morrell, Mrs,
Samuel Blythe, Mrs. julius Lansburgh,
Mrs. Elma Saul, Mrs. Frank Wilson,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Calbreath, Mrs.
Magunesson, Mrs. d. Morrison, Miss
Agnes Winn, Mrs. Knott, Miss kath-
rine Dabncy, Miss Custenborden, Mrs.
Edna Johnston, Mrs. Giles Scott
Rafter, Miss Jeanette Ezekiel Miss
Matte Rosenberg, Miss Marion Elane
PATHS, Miss Marie Steiner, Miss Re-
becca Heinman, Miss Tillie Steiner,
DIR. and Mrs. Albert Putney Mrs. Ger
trude Bischoff, Mrs. Herman Wills,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Heating, Mrs.
John Mock, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Often
berg, Mr.. and Mrs. Basil Manly, DIR.
and Mrs. Henry Grafton Doyle, Mrs.
J. L. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. William A.
Slade, Mrs. Edward L. Crown, Miss
Vera Braumgart, Miss Laura Halsey,
Mrs. John Nicholson, Mrs. Frank
Hiram Smell. DR.. Josephine Bullard.
Mrs j. NJ. Blood. Miss Sarah Beall,
DIR. A. Francis Foye, Mrs. ]. J. La
Earre, Mrs. Edgar Brown, Nine.
Adjaoivitch, Mrs. Frank Parks, Mrs.
J. c. Robertson, Mrs. Charles Cecil.
Evening star., 1925-01-11

Mrs. Myer Salmson OF New York
City was the guest for several DAYS
last week of Mrs. Joseph Lang OF
Connecticut avenue
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D. A. R. Chapter Host
At Tea St. Distaff's s Day

The annual social event Of Consti-
tuition Chapter, Daughters of the
American Revolution, was held on st.
Distaff's day, January 7. in the draw
ing rooms of the Women's City Club,
% Jackson place.
The entertainment was in the form
of an afternoon tea from to G
o'clock, to which were invited Ma
tional and State officers of the organ
ization in Washington, regents and
vice regents of District chapters and
chairmen of State committees.
Assisting the regent, Mrs. Frank
Taylor Shull, in greeting the guests
were former regents of Constitution
Cha pter in order as follows: Mrs.
Morgan D. Lewis, who Instituted the
celebration of st. Distaff's day; Mrs.
Charles 2. Graudfield, Mrs. Ella S.
Knight, Mrs. Sidney H. Phillips, Mrs.
James I. Parker, Mrs. Goodwin D.
Ellsworth and Mrs. Harry B. Den
ham. Presentations were made by
Mrs. ]. Franklin Little.
Mrs. Daniel c. Roper, vice regent
and chairman in charge Of entertain :
ment, with Mrs. T. Hardie Seay and
Mrs. Harry +. Cary, CO. officers of the
chapter, mingled with the guests in
the adjoining parlor, extending addi-
tional welcome.
In the dining room Mrs. Stella G.
McElhannon, Mrs. Harry Taylor, Mrs
Charles D. Vassar and Mrs. Winder r
Harris, officers and members of the
entertainment committee, respect
lively, dispensed hospitality. The tea
table, glowing with lights from sew
eral candelabras. was presided over
alternately, by the chapters past re.
gents.
Groups of miniature distaffs, part
of the society's insignia, and emblem
Of the day, fastened with streamers
of red, white and blue, were quaint
reminders of ye olden time, while
conspicuously adorning the mantel ir
the reception room was the chapters
flag, the Stars and Stripes, standard
Of the patriotic body OF which Con.
stitution Chapter is an active factor
During the hours OF this social
gathering of Constitution Chapter
over 200 Daughters" attended and
many remained to participate in the
hospitality of the occasion.
Evening star., 1925-01-11
Midshipmen Preside at Hop
AtDahlgren Hall Last Night
First to Be Given Since Holiday Leave Ended
Notes of Annapolis Society
Receptions Listed.

Mr.. and Mrs Norman Smith and
| children OF Chicago have been visit
| ing friends here and now are VISITING 6
Mr. Smiths parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
James S. Smith at Glen Burnie.
Miss Mary Montague of Richmond
| Va, has returned home after visitin &
| Lieut.. Comdr and Mrs. a. c. HILL
Mrs. James r. Walk and daughter,
| Miss Dorothy Walk, OF Washington,
and Miss Ella Snowden Walk of Santa
Barbara. Calf, are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles de Peyster Walk.
Maj william Jones, L. S. A,
with Mrs. Jones and children, is
visiting Maj. Jones mother, Mrs
shelton. on Market street.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin H. Smith and
daughters. Miss Dorothy and Miss
Muriel Smith. who have been spend
ing the holidays at their country es-
tate, Hilsmere. on South River. re-
turned to their home in New York
City Monday.
Miss Virginia Mullan has as her
guests at her home on College ave-
nue. Rev. Father Claire. former rector
OF St Mary's, and Mrs. Claire, his
mother.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Julian u. Wilson
have returned from visit TO Charles
Town, w. Va.
Comdr. Duncan c. Walton, u. S. n,
Medical Corps, has been visiting his
sisters. Miss Margaret and Miss Nancy
Lane Walton, on Maryland avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. II. Barker of Wash
ington have returned home after Wis
iting Mrs. Barker's mother, Mrs. Eli
jah Williams.
Mr.. James A. Young, clerk of the
Court of Appeals. and Mrs. Young
passed the week in Cumberland, their
old home.
Mr.. and Mrs Franklin Gordon
Adams and Mr.. and Mrs. William $
Cochran of Baltimore. have been
house guests this week of Mrs. Sey-
mour, wife of Lieut.. Comdr. Philip
per party in their honor and later
took her guests to subscription
dance at the Little Inn, South River.
Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs. Goodhue
have been entertaining at their home
in the Naval Academy Mr.. and Mrs.
William Lederer of Washington.
Ensign and Mrs. Walter Coler Holt
have returned to Newport, r. l., where
Ensign Holt is attached to the torpedo
school for a six-month course, after a
visit to Mrs. Colts father. Col. John
de Peyster Douw, Murray Hill.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Ross p. White
marsh are visiting in Philadelphia
Miss Edna Munson of Hagerstown
is the guest of Miss Lucille Thomas
Conduit street.
Lieut.. and Mrs. James d. White
field are visiting Mrs. Whitefield S
parents in Wilmington, Del.
Evening star., 1925-01-11

Mr.. Edgar G. Kaufman, Mr.. Lee
Baumgarten, Mr.. Sidney c. Kaufman
and Mr.. Edmund Kaufman left Wash
ington yesterday on a hunting trip to
North Carolina to be gone 10 days
Evening star., 1925-01-11

be used TO further the philanthropic
work of this organization. Many
special features have been arranged
and the affair promises to be unusu-
ally attractive.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hecht, who have been
guests of their son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Rubel
returned to their home in Charl ee
City, Iowa, Tuesday.
Miss Harriet Sarger. guest OF reIa-
tives over the holidays in Cincinnati
has returned to the city.
The regular monthly meeting OF
the Council OF Jewish Women will
take place Tuesday at 2:30 pm
o'clock, in the vestry rooms of the
temple. An interesting program has
been arranged which includes: Open
ing prayer, Mrs. Joseph GoldenberG
1.-THE Duty OF This Hour" Mrs. Carrie
Chapman Gait; baritone solos, Mr..
John Marville, and digest OF the
national board meeting by Mrs
Mark Lansburgh, followed by social
hour.
Evening star., 1925-01-11
Annual Dinner Dance
Proposed by Kansans

The Kansans of Washington will
hold their annual dinner dance on
Kansas day, January %, at the Chevy
Chase Club. The preparations for the
dinner are under the direction of the
officers of the Kansas State Society
who are: President, William s. Gull
bertson; vice presidents, Mrs. Charles
f. Lobdell, Miss Margaret Hanna
Merle Thorpe; secretary, Mrs. Frances
Crossley; treasurer, A E, Stevenson;
chairman of executive committee, and
Mrs. Homer Hoch.
Evening star., 1925-01-11
Hadassah Chapter Ball
Committees Are Named

The most important social event Of
the year for Washington Chapter
Hadassah is the ball to be given the
evening of Tuesday, January 81, at
the City Club.
The committe in charge includes:
Chairman of ball, Mrs. George Gold
berg; chairman of program, Mrs.
Milestone: chairman of tickets, Mrs.
John Safer; chairman of flowers, Mrs.
Sauber; chairman of publicity, Mrs.
Leon Brill.
Evening star., 1925-01-11

Round trip airplane fare from Paris
to London has been reduced from $42
to S37
Evening star., 1925-01-11

The Jewish Community Center will
hold its annual meeting and election
of officers at the temple this evening
Ra bbi Morris Lazaron of Baltimore
will deliver an address
Evening star., 1925-01-11

Mrs. Joseph Dreyfuss has returned
to her home on Lanier place from a
visit to her sister, Mrs. Treitel, in
New York City.
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Mass Meeting
Tonight Ends
Army Revival

A large union mass meeting in the
McCabe Methodist church tonight at
1870 o'clock will close the Salvation
Army Revival Campaign. Col. Addic
will deliver his lecture on "Mo-
dcrn Miracles. relating many un-
usual happenings in his own expcr-
fence. A special musical program
will precede the lecture, and ensign
WestbroOk of Dallas. Texas, will
sing several special selections with
banjo accompaniment.
The Rev. T.. II. Davenport will de-
liver the opening prayer; the Rev
W. +. Water will introduce the chair
man. Judge A. NJ. Christianson, who
will make a few remarks, followed b!
IA solo by Mrs. j. l.. Hughes, and 4
selection by the McCabc Methodist
Church Choir. A quartette compos-
ed of Mrs. Barnes, Mrs. Schetfer, and
Messrs. Halverson and Humphreys
will also sing. Adjutant II. Picrcl
will deliver the closing remarks.
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it a most amusing and interesting
offering. The added feature act will
be one Of the classiest and most re-
fined singing, dancing and change
acts that is now appearing in vaude-
vile presented by Neil and Sale, a
duo of entertainers, you can't afford
to miss. Mr.. Neil has an exception
al baritone voice, spiccd with sug-
gestion of Irish dialect, that cheers
ones heart, while Sale fascinat-
ing performer does variety of diff
flcult dances with grace and ar
tlstry rarely seen in Vaudeville.
Each act on the program carries Il
erlal stage setting, with colorful
scenic effects. The feature Movie
will be Harry Carey in his newest
photoplav feature Beyond the Bor-
der" which is packed with thrills
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At The Movies
ELTINGE THEATRE

"As Man Desires" stirring ro
nance of the South Sea Islands now
showing at the Eltinge Theatre, was
adapted from Gene Wright's novel,
"Pandora La Croix." Milton Stills,
of "Sea Hawk" fame, appears in the
role of a woman hating captain of
Dana acting the part Of dusky
danci"g maiden Of Tahiti
Ruth Clifford. Rosemary Theby
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FredOnia
Woman Dies

Mrs. Christina Fey. 46 wife of
Jacob Fey. of Frcdonia. died ut n 10
cal hosnital this morning at about
2:3O o'clock. the cauS" of death be
ing undetermined. She is survived
by her husband seven children. four
brothers, and three sisters.
The body was taken today to FIRE.
donia where funeral services will
be held from the German Baptist
Church.
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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE

Mrs. Geo. krebsbach, city; b. Mar
covitz, city; Miss Rande kettleson,
Wing; Miss Martina Eagle, Indian
"~hno'. Mrs r. v Evans Beulah
Edward Harding, Sterling; Mrs. Geo
. ,nn,t, or, Manuan, FRANK Geek
Glen Ullin; Joe Hermes, Glen Ullin;
r. j. Chaser, Harvey; Miss Helen
Wacker, Garrison; Arthur jacobson,
Valley City.
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GUEST OF SCOUTS

The Presbyterian Boy Scouts in
vited Lieutenant Paul Register to
an informal meeting Saturday eve
ming where they had great many
of their boys questions about the
sea and the navy answered. Mr. Reg
lister was a Scout himself when a
boy in Bismarck and was pleased
to humor them with information ut
his command and brought collec-
ton of pictures he has taken at
different points on board ship, in
the Philippines and other points of
interest.
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Mrs. c. J. Maier.
of Ashley
Dies Here

Mrs. Christ. j. Maier, So, of Ash
ley. died yesterday afternoon at n
local hospital from peritonitis. She
is survived by her husband. Il three
months old baby. and four other chill
dren.
Her BODY was shipped to Ashley TO-
day for burial on Wednesday.
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CITY NEWS
Seventh Day Adventists Have New
Pastor

To fill the vacancy caused by the
removal of Pastor A. A. Dirksen of
the Seventh Day Adventist Church
on Third Street, to MankatO. Mimi,
where he has accepted a call, Il re-
turned missionary from Portugal and
Brazil c. f. Rentfor. has been elect
ed. Mr. Rentfor has had twenty
years experience in the foreign field
and the church is glad to secure him.
During Elder Dirksen's pastorate
of two years the congregation has
grown. meeting for sabbath school
and church service in a Thayer
Street hail. Plans are on foot, how
ever to provide church and school
home in the near future.
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Bismarck Hospital

Bismarck Hospital
Admitted to the Bismarck Hospi-
tai for treatment:
Joe Koba, Almont; Mrs. o. A. Sol
vik, Douglas; Eilef Presthus, Doug
las; J. w. Maier, Beulah; Mabel
Cleveland, Wilton; Mrs. John Waltos,
Hotf. Mrs. Ed Henkcy, Danzig; Mrs.
w. A. Pansky, Mandan; Mrs. Arthur
Seymour, Ryder; Sam Bonehaff, New
Salem.
Birth: Mrs. Fred Lindholm, girl,
Stanton; Mrs. NJ. c. Smith, boy, San
ger.
Discharged: Miss May Hcndrick-
son, Mandan; Walter Reichel, Al
mont; Mrs. John Reucr, Mercer; Nels
Cook. city; Roy Random, Sterling;
Kurt Zeutschcl. New Salem; Mrs
Anna Trovik, Almont Stanley Bech-
tie Linton
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St Alcxius UOsnital

Admitted to the St. Alexius Hos
pital for treatment:
Ted Hochhalter. Wilton; Miss Flor
ence Moynier, Menoken; Baby Matt
Walter, Beulah; II. T.. Beaudrcau.
city; Miss Anna Chyle. Hensler;
Mrs. Carl Eichhorst, Falconer; Miss
Mamie Reed, Indian School; Miss Ell
ma Barta, Steele.
Discharged: Mrs. Dommick Ben
der, st. Anthony; Joe Fischer, Lin
ton; Mrs. Grin Albrecht, Flasher;
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ENTERTAINED SATURDAY

Mrs. X. G. Arncss entertained at
an Easter party last Saturday even
ing at her home, ! Avenue d, i'm hon
or of Mrs. Antoine Nelson After an
evening spent playing whist, lunch
con was served. Easter decorations
were used for the table. large bas-
ket of colored eggs forming the cen
ter piece.
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HERE FROM HONOII1Iu

HERE FROM HONOLULU
Mrs. VIM. Albertson, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Laist, arrived to-
: day on No. 2 from Honolulu. Hawaii
for an extended visit, after stopping
enroute to see friends at Oakland,
Cal. and Seattle, Wash. Mr.. Albert
son has been stationed at Pearl Har-
Dor for the past two years, in the
naval service,
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SORN Is RORN

Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Kraft of 615
18th Street, announce the birth of a
son at St. Alexius hospital last eve
ming.
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HERE FROM TANNER

o. H. Haakenson of Tanner drove
to Bismarck yesterday with his two
sons. He expects to return home
tomorrow.
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Veterans m Getting of
Knights of Pythias postponed
to April 18th. No meeting
April LIST. ]. r.. Musl0f, C.. C..
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LEFT FOR APPLETON, MINI.
Mrs. F. A. Schultz left this morn
ing with her daughter, Elaine, for
her home in Appleton, Mimi, after
two weeks visit at the home Of
H. C.. M2hlmann.
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BORN SATURDAY

Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Sorenson Of
POS End Street announce the birth
of son on Saturday morning at the
Bismarck hospital.
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Jack Runyan, candidate for
city, commissioner, asks the
support Of the voters at the
City Election April Z upon the
pledge Of lower taxes and eff
liciency and economy in the
city government.
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VISITING

VISITING IN STEELE
Mrs. Ole Thompson went to Steele
for the day, to take her little grand
son, Donald, home.
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HERE FROM GLENvIEW
Karl Englemann of Glenview was
in town Saturday.
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and unfolds fine story on the
screen. First night show starts AT
7:l5; second show at 900: vaude-
Vile and movies at both shows.
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HERE FROM MCKENZIE
Mr. and Mrs. j. M. Betholf Of
Mckenzie were in the city on Sat-
urday.
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Just arrived. New ship.
ment of Spring Hats. Bis
marck Cloak Shop.
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HERE FROM BILLINGS, MONT.
Miss Mary F. Day, city Y. w. G,
"A. secretary stopped off here today
on her way east from Billings, Mont.
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directions so simple any woman can
dye or tint lingerie. silks, ribbons,
skirts, waists. dresses, coats, stock
ings. sweaters, draperies, coverings,
hangings. everything new.
Buy "Diamond Dyes"-no other
kind and tell your druggist whether
the material you wish to color is
wool or silk. or whether it is linen,
cotton, Or mixed goods.-Adv.
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HERE FROM NEW SALEM

HERE FROM NEW SALEM
Mrs. Katherine Landgraf and the
Misses Marjorie Fitzloff, Glare
Hellines and Juliette Scholl we're
here from New Salem last Satur-
day.
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HERE FROM FORT RICE
Alec Mclean of Fort Rice town.
ship was visitor here on Saturday
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HERE FROM TACOMA. WASH.
Donald Mcdonald of Tacoma,
Wash, formerly of this city. is Wis.,
iting Mrs. C. B. McAllister of Man
dan and expects to be here about a
month or so.
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HERE FROM TELLER
Miss Frances Whitaker, who
teaches at Teller, was a visitor here
Saturday.