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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-10-28
THURSDAY, OCTOBER q, 1926
Social and Personal
Halloweerl Party
Given Tuesday By
Miss Mary Aanden

Miss Mary Aahden entertained the
OFFICE force of the Armour Creamery,
wnere she is employed, at a Halo.
ween party Tuesday evening in her
nome on Fourth street. A ghost
greeted the guests at the door and
usnered them into room gaily dec
Grated with Halloween favOrs.
Inc evening was spent in playing
games, dancing and fortune telling.
Inc prize winners were Miss Marie
Jacobson. Miss Ollie Parmenter,
Lowell Jones and Harry Cunningham.
4 damplight lunch, was served, Miss
Esma Pearce assisting the hostess.
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HALLOWEEN Party

A Halloween party and basket So
cial viii be given Friday evening at
the Gibbs school to which the public
is invited. A special invitation is
extended to all political candidates TO
attend. The program will include a
solo BY Mrs. Frank Barnes and other
interesting numbers. A dance will
follow with music BY the jenkins
orchestra. The Gibbs school is reach.
ed by going five miles east. three
miles north and one mile cast Of Bis
niarck. It IS located on the road
running north Of the pcnitcntiary.
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cent remain unbound for more than
= fortnight.
\ Special officials arc always engaged
on the task Of tracing these missing
girls, and it is said that 80 per cent
should never have been reported as
missing. OF the total OF missing per-
sons in the whole of Engl..nd, less
than two in every thousand a-e never
heard of again.
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NINE Cl,RvE STAMP

Warsaw tR)--M Madame Curic's ike
ness adorns one Of the new stamps
just issued by Poland. II is II deli
cate way Of recalling that the scion
fist is Il native Of Poland, although
by her marriage to Pierre Curic she
adopted tho French nationality. II is
4 rare event for any government thus
to honor any one who is not one Of its
citizens.
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ENTERTAINS At BIRTHDAY
PARTY

Mrs. George f. Hanson cntc rtaincd
q group Of little girls Wednesday aft
ernoon in honor. Of her daughter,
Gladys, who celebrated her birthday
anniversary. Halloween decorations
adorned the home and were carried
out in all appointments. Games and
music were enjoyed BY the guests
after which luncheon was served. A
candle lighted birthday cake formed
the table centcrpiece,
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SHE MAKES GLASS

London--Lp2--Mrs. Graydon Stan
nus. a collector Of Irish glass. started
factory in Pcckham on the outskirts
Of London. and has made it IL paying
concern.
Mrs. Stannus discovered that deli
catcly tinted glass was scarce and de-
cidcd to revive the handmade glass.
She obtained an old bottle factory, en-
gagged a chemist and designer and dis
covered some artists in hand made
glass who had not made anything by
hand for years.
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SUES BECAUSE or ACE

Bcrlin-(P)-Lucy DorHinc, German
movie star, admits that it is no crime
to mention woman's age without her
consent, but it ought to be made y
penal offensc to state that a woman
is older than she actually is. She
filed suit for $4,000 damages against
the publishers Of theatrical who's
Who" in which her age was given at
32. She said she is 2Si: and could
nrOvc IL
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WOMEN SCHOOl. DENTISTS

Berlin - L&S - Professional women
in Germany see another victory for
the feminist movement in the ruling
of the federal Ministry of Education
permitting employment Of women den
lists in the public schools. Women
school physicians have been employ
ed for several years. but it took
nearly another two years Of campaign.
ing before authorities consented to
permit women to compete with men
for jobs as dentists in the public
health service.
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and the others. The best answer for
these girls bobbing and no, hobbing
is that they appear best as they are
That's the main idea back Of their
conclusions about the idea Irene Gas.
tie first put into effect.
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TO ASSIST IN MEETINGS.

Rev. H. f. Bergland, pastor Of the
Evangelical church at Hazcn, arrived
In y Bis g Yesterday to assist Rev.
now being conducted ut the Evangcli-
cal church here. Rev. Bcrgland will
be here the balance Of this week and
all of next week, and meetings are
being held nightly at 7:45. The peo-
pie ,0f. bismarck are cordially invit-
ed 10 attend.
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A terrier Of bicRc gold-fleckcd fur,
held BY gold leash, adds y different
note to the brown velvet hat.

DEGREE OF HONOR TO MEET
The Degree Of Honor will meet Fri
day evening at o'clock at the home
Of Mrs. +. Il. Morris, TIA Sixth street.
A social hour will follow the meeting.
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uNpERGoEs OPERATION

Miss Marion Stalcy, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Staley. 7Ol
Sixth street, is getting along nicely
following m operation for append
It's performed ut the Bismarck hos
pital yesterday. Miss Stalcy, who
has been attending the state univcr-
..ty at Grand Forks, was taken sick
a week ago and was brought home by
her mother, who was called to Grand
Forks by her daughters illness.
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/. @. @. F. DANCE
There win be q dance at the
l. @. @. F. hall Saturday, Oc.
t0ber 80. The public Is in.
vited to attend.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-10-28

Come and see our stamped
goods sale. October %. 20 and
3O.-Peac0ck Art Shop. sos
Broadway.
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chilla are elegant enough to satisfy
the most luxury.loving woman.
NECKLlNES SOFTENED

The necklines of this season have
been pcrccptibly softened. Usually 4
flower or bow is pcrchcd at the
shoulder to relieve any austerity.
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COUNTRY CLUB TO ELECT
OEE1CEnC

Officers and directors for the en-
suing year will be elected ut the an.
nual meeting OF the members of the
Bismarck Country club, which will be
held at the rooms Of the Association
Of Commerce Monday evening, No
vcmber /. at 8 o'clock. All members
of the club arc urged to attend.
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LOCATE .MISSlNl: (:IRl.Ss

London-tR-TwO thousand Lon
don girls arc reported as missing
every year. hut only ono in 500 re-
mains unit raced and less than 10 per
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Lions Club Annual
Halloween Party Is
Successful Affair

Attractive and effective decorations
in the Halloween colOrs formed the
setting ,pf the annual Halloween din.
ner dance Of the Lions club. held last
evening IN the main dining room Of
the Grand Pacific hotel. The tables
were lighted with candles and MI
manner Of Halloween favors were
used.
Or. r. h. Strauss, president Of the
club, presided. Dr. A. NJ. Fisher
welcomed the guests on behalf Of the
Lions club. Singing proved an enjoy
able feature with Henry Halvcrson rs
song leader. Duets By Mrs. Frank
Barnes and Mr.. Halverson were en-
J0ycd and Archie NcPhee and Miss
Marjorie Smith gave two clever num-
bcrs.
Tho affair was also in the nature
Of an impr0mptu reception for Mr..
and Mrs. William Couch, who have
just returned from their wedding
trip in the east. A great deal Of
amusement was obtained from several
burlesqued and unsucce ssful attempts
TO present Mrs. Couch with a rift.
She responded prcttily when present.
ed with gifts of silver table service.
kilograms, purp0rting to come
from various parts Of the state, con-
tanned puns and jokes on me mbcrs
OF the club. A walnut, which mark
ed each lady's cover, contained her
fortune and these we.. J.. ID alout..
The favors FOR the men wtrc ,n,a.. .
bottles, containing dice.
A mock trial, in which judge ]. &.
Davies and States Attorney +. 4. Nc
Curdy, were tried for violation of the
voIstead act, was held. Judge w. s.
Casselman presided as magistrate and
Judge s. L. Nuchols conducted the de-
Tense. Attorney c. L. Foster repre-
scented the state.
John Sullivan of Mandan talked on
the prohibition question, telling some
OF the inadequacies Of the Volstead
act and the eighteenth amendment a.
ne has found them in His practice Of
law.
Fred Peterson had prepared clcv.
er poem, concerned. with the haxing Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Couch.
The menu for the dinner was uni
que in that it featured the name Of
the Lions club and carried out zoo
idea. Dancing and bridge followed
the dinner and program.
fOSTPUNEO SUPPER AND SALE.
The general officers Of. the McCabe
Methodist Episcopal Aid society have
decided to postpone their annual sup
per and sale, which was. scheduled for
december 2, until December 8. The
change was made because Of conflict.
ing dates. the ladies Of the Presbyter-
ian church having also announced
December 2 as the date Of their SUP
per and sale. All the work commit
tees Of the four diversions are asked
to make note Of this change and
make their arrangements accordingly.
NEW PIANO AT HOSKlNS- MEYER
An addition to the broad1 sting
fs";'ities ~ .he Hnskirs- Never udio.
station KFYR, that is being apprc-
cia.eu b, Ovtz. PERFORMERS ;...d those
listening in, il the new Starr studio
grand piano. The pi,. 10 was selected
for its broadcasting qualities. It has
what is known as 4 brilliant tone and
is particularly adaptable for broad
casting purposes.
rlE,na, esrH ~ - eNrss YEA ~ - Aa,rsNr
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FASHIONS
FLASH or COLOR

FLASH OF COLOR
Chiffon ncckerchicfs in printed
chiffon give . touch VI lOvclincss to
the sombrc frock.
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HERE FROM RliSu

NJ. +. Peterson and SON Of Ruso
were business visitors in the city
Wednesday.
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REAL. ELEGANCE

The most elegant of all millinery Is
the small black velvet chapeau with
a pin Of real diamonds and platinum.
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HERE FROM PELICAN RAPIDS
Ed. s. Allen. formerly Of Bismarck
but now Of PelieaM Rapids, MIMI, is
transacting business here this week.
He will leave soon for the Elbowoods
Indian reservation on business trip.
after which he will rcturn to Pelican
Rapids, where he plans to spend the
winter.
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ERICKSON--OLSON

EkICkSON--OLSUN
Miss Jennie A. Olson of Braddock
and Andrew G. Erickson Of Bismarck
were married last evening ut the
home Of the Rev. A. ]. Malmquist.
Harry and Hulda Olson. brother and
sister Of the bride. attended the
couple.
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TO LOCATE IN MOTT

Charles Geigcr Of Fargo spent
Wednesday in Bismarck with friends
before going on to Mott where he will
open . grocery store and meat mar
ket.
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HOSTESS TO BRIDGE CLUB

HOSTESS TO BRIDGE CLUB
Mrs. F. f. Shepard. Avenue B.,
was hostess Wednesday afternoon to
tho members Of the Wednesday
Bridge club. Three tables were in
play during the afternoon. honors 60.
ing to Mrs. E. H. L. Vcsperman. A
luncheon was served ut the conclu-
sion. of the games.
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GRAY vELvE'

Gray velvet ensembles. lavishIy
trimmed with gray fox or gray chin.
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IN GLEN aULLIN

John Fleck Of the Fleck Motor
Hales company' Il spending the day IN
Glen Ullin, transacting business.
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GUEST LEAVES FOR HOME
Miss Violet Sspp Of Sterling. who
has been the guest Of Miss Mary Elli-
son in Bismarck, will leave today for
her home.
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IN BOUDOlR

Negligees made Of pastel colOrcd
laces mounted over satin or cloth Of
gold make a woman look very seduc-
tive in her hours Of ease.
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BLACK AND GOLD
Black MORE slippers for evening
arc strapped and trimmed with gold
leather.
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IL EKOM MOTT

HERE FROM MOTT
A. NJ. Jackson of Mott is spending
u few days In Bismarck. transacting
business.
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1INnER0OEa OpERATInN

Miss Ida Schlender ,of Golden Val
ley underwent m operation yesterday
ut the St. Alsxius hospital.
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LEAVES HOSPITAL

Miss Do4ores Feigcl, young daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Feigel Of
Halliday. has been discharged from
the st. AlAxius hospital. where she
underwent;n minor operation, and has
returned to her home.
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MARRIED WEDNESDAY EVENING
The wedding Of Miss Lcnora L.
Stcinert. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Steinert, and James Douglas
Roland, was solemnizcd last evening
at $3.50 o'clock. The couple will make
their home in Bismarck.
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RETURN TO BLACKWATER
Mr.. and Mrs. Ruben Walters and
baby Of Blaekwater have returned
home after short business visit in
the city.
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TO MILES CITY

TO MILES CITY
Jack A. Fleck Of the F1eck Motor
Sales company left this morning for
Miles City, Montana, for short bust
ness visit.
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was hostess Wednesday afternoon to
tho members Of the Wednesday
Bridge club. Three tables were in
play during the afternoon. hoMors go.
ing to Mrs. E. H. L. Vcsperman. A
luncheon was served ut the conclu-
sion, Of the games.
ERICKSON-OLSON
Miss Jennie A. Olson OF Braddock
and Andrew G.. Erickson Of Bismarck
were married last evening at the
home Of the Rev. A. J. Malmquist.
Harry and Hulda Olson, brother and
sister Of the bride. attended the
couple.
LEAVES HOSPITAL
Miss Do4ores Feigcl, young daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Feigel Of
Halliday. has been discharged from
the st. AlAxius hospital. where she
underwent'n minor operation, and has
returned to her home.
MARRIED WEDNESDAY EVENING
The wedding Of Miss Lchora L.
Steinert. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Steinert, and James Douglas
Roland, was sOlemnizcd last evening
ut $3.50 o'clock. The couple will nuke
their home in Bismarck.
TO LOCATE IN MOTT
Charles Geigcr Of Fargo spent
Wednesday in Bismarck with friends
before going on TO Mott where he will
open a grocery store and meat mar.
ket.
GUEST LEAVES FOR HOME
Miss Violet Sspp Of Sterling, who
has been the guest Of Miss Mary Elli-
son in Bismarck, will leave today for
her home.
TO MILES CITY
Jack A. rlcck Of the Fleck Motor
Sales company left this morning for
Miles City, Montana, for short bust
ness visit.
RETURN TO BLACKwATER
Mr.. and Mrs. Ruben Walters and
baby Of Blackwater have returned
home after short business visit in
the city.
PARENTS OF SON
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Myhre Of Bis
inarck are. the parents Of son born
Wednesday e the st. Alexius hospi-
tai.
GUEST IN BISMARCK
Mrs. Gertrude Donnslly Of Fargo
Il In the city for a weeks visit with
MIA. A. +. Eabe.:, 404 First street.
IN GLEN ULLIN
John Fleck Of the Fleck Motor
&ales company Il, spending the lay IN
Glen Ullin, transacting business.
UNDERGOES OPERATION
Miss Ida Sehlender ,of Golden Val
Evening star., 1926-11-23
TODAY's ADJUSTMENTS.

NatfOnal-Ethel Barrymore in ''The
Constant Wife," comedy, at 500 pm.
Blossom Time" operetta, at
$50 pm.
BeIasco-'Is Eat So?" comedy, at
$50 pm.
keith's-Beverly Bayne- Alma Nell
son, vaudeville, at 2:15 and S:15 pm.
Earle-Orpheum Unit Show. vaude-
vile. continuous from 80 to II pm.
Strand Hit and BITS Of 1926"
vaudeville, continuous from 1890 to
II pm.
tiayety-''koster Kitty Kelly" mu-
sical comedy, at 2:1o and S:1J pm.
Mutual-"Land of JOY" burlesque,
at ESQ and $40 pm.
Palace-"Cpstage." jazz week, at II
am, 1920, 2:20, 4:30. $50. 1:55 and 10
pm.
MetrOpOlitan-"The Strong Man." at
11:25 am, 1:20, $50, $40, 7:45 and $50
pm.
RialtO (second Michael Stro-
goff.' at 1885 am, 12:45, $40, 5:15,
7:35 and $50 pm.
Columbia tsecond weekf-"The
Quarterback. at 11:20 am, 1:2O, 3:25,
5:25. 7:25 ard s:35 pm
TivOli Mare Nostrum," at .. $50,
5:45. 7:40 and $40 pm.
Ambassador Strong Man" at
6:15. 500 and $50 pm.
Wardman Park-"Othello." at and
9 pm.
Central-"The Campus Flirt," at
1890, >, $3.50. 5, $50, s and $40 pm.
Lincoln (coloredl-"Lady of the Ha-
rem continuous from to II pm.
Evening star., 1926-11-23
M|D-C|TYC|T|zENS
SEE MARKED GAIN
Group Expects Membership
of zoo with Complete
Count Friday.

The total enrolment in the Mid
City Citizens Association is expected
TO mount to close. to 700 as result of
the membership campaign which is
being conducted under the auspices Of
the Federation Of Citizens AssOcia-
tions, it WAS announced last night by
A. j. Driscoll. president. at meet
ing OF the citizens group in the
Thomson School
While an official report was not
available on the exact number of new
members obtained TO date. G.. ii. Dun
nington, chairman Of the membership
drive committee. stated that more
than 300 members had already been
added to the list. The committee
VIII meet Friday evening for final
tabulation.
The meeting was devoted to q dis
cussion Of the activities that come
within purview Of organized citizens
groups, with addresses on various
phases being delivered BY Maj Gen.
Eli A. Helmick, L. 5. A. and Miss
Sibvl Baker, director of ihe Commu-
nifty center department of the public
school system.
Describing a pamphlet on citizen
ship prepared for boys and girls
clubs organized by the American
lL1ZcIlSnlD L OunudtlOl, CoU I1cHIllCh
urged that such patriotic study
groups he formed here as a means of
training youth To assume responsible
Citizenchip.
Miss Baker praised the citizens
movement OF the Capital as an ef-
fective way in which residents may
have a voice in their government.
Some day" she prOphesied. we
are going to have self-government
here. perhaps before Congress wakes
up and passes any law on the subject
al all
Miss Baker also told Of the work OF
the community centers and asked that
the public make suggestions as TO the
type OF programs they wanted.
The association went on record
approving the suggestion that next
Spring a carnival he held to celebrate
the widening Of Eleventh street. A
resolution was approved voicing ap-
probation for the services of COM
missioner Cuno H. Rudolph and re-
GREETING that he soon is to retire.
The association engaged in an IN
formal discussion of the candidacy or
Mr.. Driscoll for the commissionershlp.
The discussion took place after MI.
Driscoll had left the meeting.
Evening star., 1926-11-23
BEES KILL GOLDFISH.
Neighbor Promises Court to Danish
Killers After Protest.

PASADENA. Calf, November %
PD.-W. II. Chase promised the police
he would get rid Of his bees, which,
Sam Rice reported have been singing
his goldfish TO death when the fishes
came to the surface of his pond.
Chase, who lives next door to Rice.
said he was keeping the hive of bees
for I; friend.
Evening star., 1926-11-23
FAVOR BOOK CENSURE.
Jersey Catholics Would Have State
Pass on Library Volumes.

JERSEY CITY, n. j., November 23
tP).-Delegates from SO Catholic
churches in Hudson County are on
record as approving a State censor for
books in public libraries
They also would enforce the law
prohibiting attendance at movies of
children under 16 unless accompanied
by adults.
Evening star., 1926-11-23
NEED HALL-MILLS CASE.

NEW YORK. November % CP).-A
Hall Mills case is needed in England
10 make the papers more readable,
says Col. T. 5. Phillips, who is a JUS
tice of the peace at home.
The British papers are very duh
these days, he explains, after a brief
Frightening up over the case of Mr.
A." the Indian mahara jah.
Evening star., 1926-11-23

SHALL We DEBATE IN1BRcoLIE-
GIArE FooTBALL? A Debate,
Upton Sinclair VS.. DR.. Morton
Prince.
THE, RELIGION OF AMERrcAN
DEMOCRACY, by Gino Speranza.
WHY / AM AN UNBELIEvER, Con-
LESSONS Of Faith-XII, by Carl
Van Doren.
These and many other articles
of interest appear in the December
issue. Get it at the nearest news
stand.
Evening star., 1926-11-23
is LYNCHING EVER DEFENSIBLE?
4 Debate, George ". Chamlee Us. John P. Fort

THE SCIENTIFIC CITY OF THE
FUTURE, an authorized interview
with Thomas Il. Edison by
Edward Marshall.
TON BY THE SCHOOLS As1En,
story by John Galsworthy.
CAN WE CONTROL SEX? BY Fl.
Munro Fox.
AM I A JEW? By Hugh A Stud
dert Kennedy.
TIE Confessions OF A TEErorALER,
by a Country Banker.
Evening star., 1926-11-23
THE FOX STUDIO

dance in your spare time. day or evening
All Ballroom and Stage dances tsugiif
S11 18th st. c5s
Evening star., 1926-11-23
In Planning Your California Trip BE
>,,ro fo Send fnl This Free hook,

40 Ways and More TO California and
the North Coast" An invaluable aid
in selecting a route suited to yolr
taste. Detailed maps indicating the
various routes from Chicago and ter
ritory covered. also fares and other
information. Sent on application to
X. @. Small, General Agent, Chicago
a Northwestern Ry., 214 Pennsylva-
ria Bldg, philadelphia.-A
, 1926-08-30

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