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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-11-06
New Radio Receivers
Do Away With Shrieks
and Station Whistles

"Among the many important de-.
velopments in radio receivers. this
season is the complete elimination
Of the blood-curdling shrieks that
formerly accompanied the tuning
of SETS" declares +. N. Roberts. Cf
the F. NJ. r. Electric Service. &
''This defect in reception fol-
mcrly prejudiced many q 1ervout
person against the. oyvnership Of \
radio. receiver, but Myth prescnt
models this prejudice &as no long
or any reason for existence. Gone
alsof Is the shrill t.st3tibn Or wayS
whistle prelude to the incoming
station and that annoying period
Of distortion and 'mush' that pre-
faced the completion of the tuning.
AS contrast, station after sta
ton slides in and out as~smoothly
as If oiled when the dials are
turned and without any disagree
able incident to mar the perfection
81 the program.
Unfortunately. however. smooth
operation has not always been at
tanned without making tacrifices
IN the sensitivitv or distance get
ting qualities. hence smooth OPERA
ton alone is no indication Of the
merits Of an instrument. In many
nnkes of receivers Tossing meth
eds have been resOrtod to In order
to obtain tone quality which re.
duce the performance Of the set
IN other respects. Sometimes the
scnsitivity is redvccd over a small
Mud Of wavelep1ths while in other
Eases. the antplification is pispotty
to that occasional stations come in
with great clearness while others
1t equal distances do not come in
ut all. In the case Of the Erla
rEL Morodic circdit, the inven-
ton Of Stuart Ballantine. late Of
the u. s.. government radio serv-
ice. quiet operation Is attained
with an actual increase of. 80 per
rent in the scnsitivity and volume,
FOR kssing methods are. not en-
ployed in snppressing the regen.
GRAFTON.
"Very often the sclectivity is. in-
directly influenced by. the control
Of the regeneration, for with some
receivers it is impossible to exact
~ spot the dials on the desired stu.
ton wavclength without sqncaling
and mushing :. taking place.. ID
eliminate the squesa requires that
the dials be Mighty detuned and
Mfs in turn means 4 loss of selet4
tivity since the detuning may bring
rs. intn the audible background OF
IN adjacent station wave. In the
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-11-06
Menus For the
i Family
d, stsTI1 MARY.

6REkKFAST-Stewed .prunes,. .ce-
real, thin cream, creamed RICE. crisp
breiied ,baesn. eesiess corn mullins.
NJ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in Hol-
laIdaisc sauce, lettuce sandwiches.
apple tapi0ca pudding, milk, tsa.
blNNER-fiam baked IN sweet
elder, .scalloped potatoes, buftered
spinach, coleslaw, banana fluff, hick-
DRY nut cake, graham bread. milk.
when eggs are high this esgless
muffin recipe will be welcome. In
addition - the virtue OF economy,
corn mullins are easily digested. The
dryness and crumblyness Of the muf-
fins allows the digestive juices to act
upon the Individual particles prevent.
ing. the formation of . heavy pssty
mass difficult to digest. Cornmeal Is
also rich in heat.producipg properties
10 necessary for cold weather. -.
EgGDess Cora Mgfflns ,
One cup cornmeal, ! cup wheat
flour, 2 tablespoons baking powder, I
EMP milk. 2 to : tablespoons melted
4 Nix and sift flour. salt. sugar and
baking powder. Add cornmeel and
mix. thoroughly. Slowly add milk,
beating constantly to make smooth.
Add melted shortening and beat
hard. Pour into well-oiled muffin
pans and bake 20 minutes in hat
oven. II -four tablespoons melted
butter ore, used for shortening, re-
duce the amount Of salt to l-2 tea
spoon. -. 49, ~ $3.50 ,.ta- i.
Z This batter can be baked in = sheet
4 psefeeFsds mslilAas' - good corn
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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-11-06
Barbara Sands and
Lieut.. G. r. Burgess
/ Married Month Ago

q. Now York. Nov. 6. tFD-The secret
marriage In Baltimore month ago
Of Barbara Sands. heiress, grand.
daughter Of Mrs. William X. Wander
bilt, ST., and Lieutenant George X.
Burgess, U. s. A.. stationed at Fort
Adams. New Port, II. l., has just been
revealed.
The marriage was kept secret un-
til Lieutenant Burgess could obtain
q leave Of absence which was granted
beginning today.
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High School Has
Pep Meeting on
POstOffice Steps

Two hundred high school students
were gathered at the postoffice steps
last evening for . pep meeting in
preparation for the game this after
nom. Bertran Dunn and Neil Cam.
cron were in charge Of the cheering.
Judge w. 3. Nussslc gave short
talk and Frank. H. Brown, high school
principal. talked. Frank Kishert
spoke in behalf Of the team. The pep
band played and the meeting conclud-
ed with the singing Of the school
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-11-06

Erla RFL Monbdic receivers, maxi
mum selectivity can be had, for the
dials can be placed exactly on the
desired wave Immediately without
squealing or mush and hence the
maximum ,amplification and vol.
ume can be had as we'll AZ maxi
mum selectivity. This is an in
herentt feature Of the RFL Monodic
receiver. built in ut the Electrical
Research Laboratories (Erla) Of
Chicago, and requiring no read
justment CT tinkering by the OWL
err"
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Fifty Couples in
Attendance Friday
at Masonic Dance

About fifty couples were in attend
ance Friday evening at the dance Civ.
IN BY the 4asons in the Masonic
Temple. The affair, the first Of the
season, proved to be very enjoyable
one and Masons and their ladies' are
locking forward TO other dances that
are being planned. for the winter sea-
son.
The Lutx seven-piece orchestra
played for the dancing. At midnight
q luncheon was served. H. 8. Lobach
was in charge Of the dance.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-11-06
Edgar Lee Masters
Marries Second Time

New York, Nov. Edgar Lee
Masters. lawyer and author Of the
Spoon River Anthology, and Miss N-
married ma yesterday At the municipal,
Building by Deputy City. Clcrk Nc
Cormick. il became known today. Two
clerks witnessed the ceremony.
Mr.. Masters was divorced from hia
first wife. He is 81 years old. His
bride gave her ago a. 2S.
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Bismarck Couple
Married October.
80 in Hollywood

Miss Josephine Fogarty and Frank
w. Roberta, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. o.
w. Roberts. both former Bismarck
residents, nov Of Los Angeles. we're
married by DR.. SLaohe at the Conero-
gational church In Hollywood Satur-
day evening, October 30, at 3 o'clock.
Miss fogstxy go; Aktended By her
sister, Mrs. Janet }ehnson, % niatron
Of honor. Mf. Roberts was atte nded
by Benton Flow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts will be at
home at 20a0 A Ambrose Ave-. Holly
wood. Calf.
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SATURDAY, lgyEMBER.e, 1s2e
Social and Personal
Surprise Party
Given Friday For
!: Mrs. Earl Speaks

Mrs. Earl Speaks, 1900 Thaysr, was
honor guest as surprise shower. Civ
en- last evening at her home BY the
members. Of the Progressive Mothers
clu6. Mrs. Speaks received many
pretty gifts.
AZ the Conclusion Of the evening al
course lunehson was served by the
hoStesses.
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High School Notes
Playmakel,s Will
Give Lean Years
at N. ID. Corn Show

The Julia NARROW Chapter. Junior
Playmakcrs. will present Lean Years"
at the state corn show on November
II in the city auditorium. Lean
Years" is q clever one act play by
Mary Katherine Rely. Il por.rays
the young people Of today and the
young married people Of 80 years
ago. One of the odd features is the
giving Of memory pictures which re-
quircs an extra set Of char acters.
Tryouts were held last Tuesday
morning and Mss Dorothy Dakin,
Junior Play maker director, announce
ed tho following cast:
Present characters.
Mrs. +. b. Carson. i. Lois B.glcr
Mr.. T. B. Carson. William Smith
Lefty ......... Gwendoiyn Jensen
Ralph ............ Milford Dresbuch
MeMory characters:
Tom Carson. ...:.. Alvin Schlcuker
Lizzie Carson. 8. Mary Jane Whitley
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co To BIJFrALO

]. p. Sell and r. C. Alderman Of
the Capital City Bottling Works left
this morning for Buffalo, N. r., to
attend a meeting Of the National Bot
Ting. Works convention.
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Party Compliments
Miss Lavina Stagley,
Bride Of Next Week

niny Mrs. ". - = Ysisss; SO Eleventh
AAreets eutestAmed, LIST fevening for
. Moss ksSGA 6t&tfsy, of Hensler. who
willslb t6Rtxie1, next, week 50 Mya,
Yeager's bf6thsr, Martin MOssbtuck.
ey. Of MAgdap. Threc tables Of bridge
were in M. during the evening. hon
ors going to Miss Catherine Morris
and Mrs. Matt Nsibsuer.
BougMBts, Of chrysanthemum,. each
in din prent color. conferred the
tables. White, yellow anu lavender
were IN. color, used. 4 miniature
bride and groom were used on the
brides table end tiny brides were tho
fsvors presented TO each guest. !,
The hostSss was assisted by Mrs.
Herman Ticker and Miss Rena Moss
brueker in serving u twe course
Luncheon. At the conclusion NJ the
evening Miss Stsglsy was nre sentoG
with !, basket contstnisc man: losoi,
gifts. =
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GO TO FARGO

Miss Josephine Kositzky and Miss
Marjorie Coulter left this morning
for Fargo where they will attend the
football game this afternoon. They
will be guests Of Miss Kositzky's
cousin. Mrs. 'Wilburn Coon. over the
weekend.
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EVENTS OF THE WEEK AHEAD

Lions Club, G. p Hotel 1915 r.
Girl Reserves Presbyterian 1880
]. Q. q.
rythiaA Sisters A. o. u ". Hail.
KlwaNls r. Hotel
Business B.. Room p.
0. o. F. Subordinate O. o. F. Hall r.
Masonic Chapter Temple $500
Rotary G. Hotel l26
Sunshine Society 1880 r.
De Molay, Masonic Temple. 780
American Legion II. r.
Corn Show City Auditorium. 2:SO Il.
American Auxiliary $3.50
Thursday Musical Clush Mrs. Prke 1900
Corn Show City Auditorium. $500
~ Bismarck b. t.
knights Of Columbus St. Hall r.
O. o.
Show City Auditorium. ESQ
Is u c. T. and Auxiliary, Elks Hai $500 p.
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IEAvE rOR ASuEvIvI.v

Faye Harding and C.. W. Mcdonald
Of the state railway commission left
this morning for Asheville. North Car
olina. where they will attend the ma
t'onal convention Of state railway
commissioners.
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p. +. "A. ELCCTs OFFfCERS

81 - ~ E|AESG - Orr1OENO
!. Officers were elected last evening
ut the meeting Of the Lincoln Par.
cnt- Teacher. Association. Dan Nc.
Donald was reelected president; Miss
Carolyn Yegen,. vice president; and
Mrs. George Claridge. secretary. Mrs.
Della Fox gave demonstration with
nenison crepe paper following the
program. eAs lunch was served ut the
conclusion Of the evening.
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, PATIENT AT TURTLE LAKE
Joseph Renfrow' Of Turtle Lake in
. Phttent, at thu ST. Alexius hospital.
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,MisssAnkenmann is
Hostess to Club !.
at Bridge Party

:. Miss Louise AnksrmaAn entertain.
ed the members Of her club Thurs.
dav evening ct bridge party. Three
tables played. h6nofs Gotng'to Miss
Lucille Lakt.
A course luncheon was served 1t
the conclusion Of the games. Deeota.
lions in yellow and black were used.
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LEAVE FOR CALIFORNIA

!. w. u YSatsr o. Vsseatpn was in
the 'city today en- route to f1ns An
GslsA California, wi,ese ~ will spend
fne Wo0tor. AN - 4, \. 1911
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!. ENTERTAINS d. A. r.. MEMBERS !.
4ry.. +. j.yTayAss. and, Mira. Henry
Richholt were hostesses to the Min.
nishoshe Chtpter, D. A. r., Friday ut
Al. o'clock luncheon. The affair was
held at the home Of Mrs. Richholt and
Was followed by the regular business
meeting 6f the cheater..
NOMINATED FOR OFFICE {"
Miss. EniU Olson. Bismarck. :. has.
been nominated. By the League o.
Women Voters 81 the Unworthy "
North Dakota Toe the office. 81 visN.
president ]. 0f the sophomore class.
Elections win De held November II.
= RECITAL is INTERESTING I
The recital at Mrs. Hermann, 6chef-
fer's lest evening vas. very interest
+! ing and there waa . large audience.
'Each papil sang MOST creditabsy.-
'TO.5AMESTOWN -, 4
L. NJ. Olson and daughter, Miss
Dorothy kenaelly, lsft this morning
viii visit her grandmother. :,
, CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS TO MEET
The. reeDler meeting OF the Cathp,
lie Daygh11ff Of America will be held
Msrys (oi =. y
90 TO CALIFORNIA
! Mrs. Emma Warmly and Miss Bertha
varney. len this morning Tor Los
ApSeleii California, where they will;
spend Y winter.
RETui6s FROM MINNEAPOLIS
Mrs. WI. Williamson returned TO-,
day for, Minneapn}isr where she hiss,
Dsen transeeting tsisiness and visit
ing fienda. 'ss.f>@sT - =
HERE ON BUSINESS
Edward Logan Of Valley City II in1
the city today trAnsacting business
with the werkmen's compensation
bureau. -. -
TO LIVE IN, LosiANGELEs
c. W.. Hill left this morning for
plans to reside permanently.
PARENTS fOF SON,
Mr.. and Mrs. OSCAR Lovin are the
parents Of d SON bdiM. Wednesday at
the Bismarck ,hespttsl. 81
PATIENg. AZ HOsPITAL
NO, Mrs.aAld4ssk Rtede q McL1lghsin,
South DSkcea. A1aos petisnt at the st,
1 aAisxiss. ASieiials,l ssi i.
/. :1ust5sE9a trip /,
r. E. 1eCur1f 3eft last evening
for packoo where he win transact
,buSineSs. 'a., ~.
. VISITING HERE
Mrs. l.. q. Jeffrses Of Washburn j.
spending a. few daTs in, tina city with
Sriands - ~, sAts'ss9SS
HERE FROM McKENZIE' .'@.
C. b. Rogers 81 AcKenxie WAS
business visitor in the city .ysster'
day j ,...l.r AZ. -, a. - !.
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LEAVES FOR GRAND FORKS

Mrs. George L. Cogcr left this
morning for her home in Grand Forks
utter { tive weeks visit with her
daughter; Mrs. r. f.. Wensel. !
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pep HAS EXTRA PACES

The latest issue Of Pep, high school
publication. distributed yesterday, Is
an eight page paper, four pages larg.
er than the other papers issued this
year: The paper Is made ur in such NC!
tofial staff ~
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HERE FROM NEW LEIPZIG
Henry Le3is of New Leipzig wins
h 'thS city. yesterday on Puslnsss. =
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srAtwS tn STfInEvTS

"Rusiness Rules Governing the
Ownership and Transfer Of Real
Estate" was the subject Of a talk by
Attorney General George Shafsr at
the high school assembly Tuesday. III
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ENTERTAINS TEACHERS
Miss Bothilde Swanson and Miss
Rosemary Lomas entertained the
members of the high school faculty.
ut Halloween party Wednesday aft
ernoon in the gymnasium.
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Blasquerade Dance. i o. @.
z. HAN Nov. IL JeAkins'
|Oreitestfa. Prizes awarded 10
best eostulae. ;(Evsrybody
W1s, ~ -, ~
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School Orchestra
\ ELECTS Officers

At &: recent meeting Of tho Bis
marck high school orchcstre the f6l-
Ruth Gordon, p xss s;': Tom so ,ss
trous, viee.. President; Anthony Fab
er. treasurer; Sidney Riglsr. Pep re-
porter. The orchestra. new has 20
members. This = larger than it has
been Tor two years.
The only public performance Of the
orchestfa so far this year was for the
hurleigh county teachers' institute.
Il will appear several times Ut the
auditorium during the state corn
show. g. -.
RING. COMMITTEES APPOINTED
The following. committee has been
appointed TO- select the junior class
tinRs. lila Rigler chairman; Mary
Macleod. Lillian Reimstad. Anthony
Caber. and Buell. Quain. The rings
we're shown at Bonham's and have
been placed on the bulletin board tor
the approval Of the class. -
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. ENTERTAINS d. A. n. MEMBERS :
!. .4sy.s +. y .yTaykss and, Mira. Henry
Richholt were hostesses to the Min.
ntshoshe Chtptsr, D. A. r., Friday at
L. o'clock luncheon. The affair. was
held 1t the home Of Mrs. Richholt and
Was followed by the regular business
meeting Of the ckeater..
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MINATED FOR OFFICE

!. NOMINATED FOR OFFICE
BEEN no Ex S' 81 M I..4s: As g
Women Voters 81 the University u
North Dakota foe the office 81 vies
president .6E the .sQphomore class.
Elections vim 81 held November II.
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HERE ON BUSINESS
Edward Logan Of Valley City II In
the city today trAnsacting business
with the werkmen'y compensation
bureau.
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llsN .adl 9l!sncis 80
49, nahi doc -riss,
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90 TO CALIFORNIA
Mrs; E ~, y::fnsy End Me; e. Berth: n:
Anselels California, where they will
spend IT, winter.
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=, RECITAL IS INTERESTING
The recital q Mrs. Hernane' schei.
fer's lsst evening vas very interest
Each pupil sang most creditably..
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Tom Carson. Alvin Schlcuker
Lizzie Carson. :. Mary June Whitley
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JACKSON NAMES
SCHOOLS BODY
Legislators to Draw Up
Rural Legislation.

Five State Senator's and seven
representatives have been selected
by Governor Jackson, to draft legis-
lation in harmony with the rural
education committee report made
last March. First meeting will be
Dec. s.
Those named Senator's: William
P. Evans, Indianapolis; Alonzo II.
Lindley, of Kingman; H. Lyle
Shank of Angola, Republicans, and
Chester A. Perkins. South Bend, and
Curtis Shake, Of Vincennes, Demo
Gratis.
And Representatives Edward B.
Bender, louisville; Harlan r. Dem
ton, Farmer; George L. Saunders,
Bluffton; Democrats, and Arthur B.
Gray, Mooresville; Forest Knepper,
Warsaw; L. A. Pittenger, Selma, and
Albert j. Wedcking, Dale, Repub-
licans.
recommendations included the tax
alton of the county unit instead OF
the township for schools purposes;
close scrutiny of management of
the schools fund; classification OF
counties and fixing OF minimum
salary for county superintendent;
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trary, still find that home" is a
goodly sounding word and that
nothing really takes its place.
Girls Among Themselves

Dear Martha Lee l was glad to read
not changing at heart, and that sentiment
was not diving even though that Chicago
thinks that business or any. thing else is
making girls hard ,acd Indifferent to love
and marriage should be. with a bunch of
selves. / am in charge OF the welfare de-
partment OF girls i'll factory here in In
dianapois hear the frankest conversation
from the girls and know as you say
that feminine hearts do not change in one
generation MATRON.
What a wonderful opportunity You
have to advise and help these girls.
I'm sure you won't have much diff
ficulty in thinking of what to be
thankful for today.
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Saint and Simmer
BIZ ANNE AUSTIN

broke it off, didn't marry him?"
Faith asked.
oh" Cherry spoke airily. IT sup
pose he'd change his will after he
was sure it was all off. but don't you
worry. I'm going to freeze on to my
million. OF course, / don't say 1t
would break my heart If he died be.
fore Nov. 25-"
Cherry" Mrs. Lane was shocked
for once at an impudence from her
daughter.
Don't spank, Muggy" Cherry
laughed. HE won't die! No such
luck! But, at that. he's a nice old
duck, isn't he?"
ITO BE Continued
Copyright. 1926. NEA Service, Incl
NEXT: Cherry's trousseau is fin.
ished and the bridesmaids invited to
inspect it.
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All the fine talk about home life
being unnecessary; that home and
family ties are losing their hold;
that love and sentiment have passed
into the haze of bygone things
we can just breathe a sigh of thank
fulness today and say to the pessi-
mist, ut isn't true yet-and we
don't believe it will be-"
We get a little confused some
times. Modern apartments, with
their two-by-fou dining facilities do
not leave much room for both the
family and the Thanksgiving tur-
key, but If 'stone walls do not a
prison make, or iron bars a cage"
neither do great heavily carpeted
rooms, with loads Of furniture and
masses of decoration necessarily
make home. .,
A mother with bobbed hair may
not be quit so picturesque when She
serves up said turkey Tor whatever
takes it place today, but her heart
isn't really changed. Her converse
ton may be sprinkled with refer
ences to movies. permanents, etc,
but mother-love still burns within
her anxious breast. Daughter may
speak lightly and casually Of her
'boy FRIEND" but the weaver Of
romances is spinning within her
busy brain; and father and brother,
in spite of all reports to the con-
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denounced by DR.. Alva w. Taylor,
secretary of American social serv-
ice board. in an address at Bible In.
vestigation Club dinner in Y. M. C.
A. auditorium, Wednesday night.
Fifty-three men attended the meet.
ing. which was the first Il. the his
tory of the club, organized twenty
two years ago.
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G. O. P. WARD PARTY
Organization Plans Other Social
Events During Holidays.

Two hundred members Of the First
Ward Republican Club attended a
theater party at the Lyric Theater
Wednesday night. The organization
plans to hold other social events
during the holidays.
Food and candy will be distributed
by the club to the needy children
of the district on Christmas.
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cretly went with one that she told me she
would not. Finally we had some trouble
which is not accountable for our broken
friendship. Do you think I have been
sometimes think I would like TO have her
back Shall I forget her Or what?
1t looks as if you would be more
than wasting time. r. L. j.. to again
go with a girl whose word you can
not depend upon, and who has
proved that she would deceive you.
Think what kind Of a wife girl
like that would make! Better put
no more thought on her. No, all
girls are not like that. ] assure you,
but your faith in womanhood would
he shattered If you continued 60
ing with girls of this caliber. Find
you another girl, and thank your
lucky stars you've broken with this
one.
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TAYLOR ADDRESSES CLUB
Denounces Devotion Of Thanksgiving
TO Personal Desires.

Devoting Thanksgiving to person
al qualification rather than to wei
fare of society, formal worship and
sincere appreciation and thanks. was
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longer tenure for teachers. teeth"
for law effecting trustees. and
diversion OF part of inheritance tax
to school purposes.
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Things We Love and Reverence Haven't Really Changed
-BobbedHa Haired Modern Mothers Who Serve
Turkey Just the Same at Heart.
BY Martha Lee

Let's be hankful being the proper slogan for today,
know of nothing for which be thankful than the
simple fact that lot of things love and haven't
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A Siamese kitten was recently
rescued by a steamer in mid-ocean.
from its perch on a floating hatch
cover.