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GUEST or MISS RuNEY

Miss Helen Cox Of Des Moinc /,
Iowa. spent Wednesday, in Bismarck
the guest Of Miss Madgc Runey.
Miss Cox is spending the summer IN
Sterling and will visit Miss Runey
again before returning to Drs
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IN BISMARCK

Miss Faith Stevens, superintendent
of the Dickey county schools, Is ~
Bismarck with her sister. Miss
blanche Stevens, who is y patient a
the Bismarck hospital.
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VACATION IN WISCONSIN
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kellogg have
gone to Clayton, Wis.,. for a several
weeks vacation.
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LEAVE ON MOTOR TRIP
Mr.. and Mrs. v. J. Hunter left ea..
" this week on motor trip ~
points in Minnesota.
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pARENTS OF DAl,CHTE

PARENTS Of DAUGHTER
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob GoldadC Oi
Bculah announce the birth OF >
daughter on July 6.
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AT LAKES IN MYNNESOT

John Carlson left yesterday mora
ing for Fargo. from where he VI
leave or fishing, and camping tlip
ut the Minnesota lakes.
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LEAVE ON MOTO., TR1r

Mr.. and Mrs. 4. G. Schneider ana
children and Mrs. Schncidcr's faith.
or. Theodore Schneider, left this
morning on a motor trap to Mime
, .lis 5. ' ss.s 7 NJ WI VIZ. They
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HERE TOrAY

Mr.. and Mrs. John Fahlgrcn II
Washhurn. N. D.. were in the city
yesterday on business.
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SHOPPING HERE YESTERDAY
Mrs. T. r. Hanson. Of Baldwin wes
shopping in Bismarck yesterday.
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TO PREACH AT BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. NJ. o. Clemens will arrive in
Bismarck Saturday from EldoraGo,
KAN. where he is pastor of the FRS
Baptist church. Rev. Clemens is
spending his vacation in the north
and will preach in the pulpit Of the
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VISITED COUSIN HERE

Miss Nora Holtan Of Forest CT.
Iowa, was in the city yesterday, III
guest Of her cousin. Miss Ellen Hol-
tan. She left this morning for Wal
burn where she will WRIT relatives
for some time.
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ACCEPTS POSITION

Mrs. r. +. Thompson has qccepted
a positicn in the attorney generals
office.
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RErliRNS FROM JAMESTOWN

DR.. Clara Westnhal has returnc'
from Jane stown. where she has been
visiting with friends for sevcra.
days.
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HERE ON BUSINESS
+. LcCarc Of Kansas City. Mo-. !;
in the city for few days. transact'
ing business.
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LEAvO F(l Fast

Mr.. and Mrs. IL Barth and fam
lily have left on a two weeks vaca-
ton and business trip in Minnesot,.
Mr.. Barth will purchase stock f,l
the Richmond Bootcry.
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RETURNS FROM vIs.r

! Miss Evelyn jacobson has return.
ed from a visit with friends in
Wishck, N. D.
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CHEST At REATT HOME

Mrs. II. c. Bjerkc Of Valley Gu.
former Bismarck resident, 10 IN
Bismarck. the house guest ol Mrs +.
+. Bcatt. SIG Avenue D.
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FROM PRETTY ROCK

Mrs. Jack krcutx Of Pretty Rot*,
N. n, was shopping and visiting
friends in Bism4rck yesterday.
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Social and Personal
Miss Minnie Nelson
Chosen Director Of
National Educators

Miss Minnie ]. Nelson, state su-
perintendent Of public instruction
was chosen - one Of the national
directors Of the National Education
Association. which recently closed lis
convention in Philadelphia, Pa. Miss
Nelson Is also president Of the Ma
tional Council Of Administrative
Women in Education, = subdivision
Of the N. E. A., and presided At l.;
meetings and at meeting Of the
state superintendents from all over
the country. She returned horne
yesterday.
The general topic Of the convcn-
tion was "The Challenge Of the Child
20 the American Public School," MIS-
Nelson said. and On unusually fine
and interesting program was given.
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SHOPPING HERE
Mrs. Mike Ryan Of Braddock was
shopping in the city yesterday.
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LEAVE ron MiHNEApoLis

Mr.. and Mrs. r. Il. Mcintyre an:
family left this morning by car for
Minneapolis for . weeks vacation.
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Don't forget to attend our
July Clearance Sale. Harris
Robertson.
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VISITING IN DEVILS LAKE
Mrs. l.. v. Miller and son arc Wis
iting with relatives At Devils Lake.
Mr.. Miller will 20 there \,xt week
70 accompany them home.
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Don't forget to attend our
July Clearance Sale. Harris
Robertson.

Use Gas, the scientific fuel.
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HERE ON BUSINESS
. George Hall of AlMont, N. D.. Is
IN the city for . few days on bus
ness.
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PATIENT At HOSPITAL
Rubin Walters of Blackwater, N.
D. is a patient At the st. ALI kIus
hospital.
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HERE FOR SUMMER

Miss Laura Brum, who has been
teaching at Manfred. N. D., has &C.
ccpted position for the sumner
months ut the Webb Brothers DE-.
partmcnt store.
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RETURNS FROM SORORITY CON
VENTlON

Miss Christine Huber has returned
from Lake Louise, Alberta, Canada,
where she has been attending the ma.
tional convention Of the Alpha Chi
Omega sOroi ny In session June IS IL
July 2. The convention was attended
by $50 members from all over IN.
country, Miss Huber said. She visit.
ed in Banff and Calgary before re-
turning homo. Miss Charlotte Lvs;.n,
who was also in attendance, is max
ing = Canadian tour and is expected
in Bismarck the latter part Of the
week.
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TO RETURN 70 .OAHES

Miss ThclmN Doughty. who has
been visiting her mother. Mrs. Eona
Doughty, in Bismarck for several
days, will return tomorrow to Cakes.
where she makes her home with her
grandmother,
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GUEST or MISS NUPEN
Miss Lora Kirby 81 jamestown Is
in the city, the guest Of Miss vclma
Nupcn.
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MISS BLANDlNC HERE

Miss Dorothy Blanding, who was
with the minimum wage departing |:
Of the W0rkmcn's Compensation 3rf-
eau in Bismarck for number Of
years, is in the city for q shol: visit
with friends, on route from All cas-, :
ern trip, which included = visit j"
New York City, to her home in
Pasadena. Calf. Miss Banding has
been with her father in the east ahi
he will join her here Saturday wh.i,
they will leave for Pasadena. Ms /.
Blanding has been gone from Bis.
marck about month.
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lALD NYE HERE

GERALD NYE HERE
Senator Gerald Nye Of Coopers-
town was in Bismarck yesterday on
business.
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BUSINESS TRIP

william Kraft left last evening on
a business trip to the Twin Citiesand
Chicago.
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Miss Gertrude Smith has returned
from Z several days visit in Valley
City. She was accompanied home BY
Fred and Charlotte Taber, who will
be her guests.
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Cook with Gas. It's the
Ideal Fuel.
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HERE FROM REGAIN
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Crbach of Re
gan are spending several days in IT,
city on business.
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Cl1EST FROM KANSAS

GUEST FROM KANSAS
Mr.. and Mrs. William ArganDi lght
have as their guest for two weeks
Mrs. Arganbright's brother, Percy
Runkle. Of Watcrvillc, Kansas.
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RETURNS FROM EASTERN TRIP
Miss Madge King returned Tuesday
night from Chicago and Minneapolis,
where she has been visiting friends
and relatives for several weeks.
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RETURNS FROM HOUSE pARTY
LEAVES HOSPITAL.

Mrs. John Hoffman has left In. St
Alexius hospital and is now con.
valescing ct her home, ia W,si
Thaycr. Mrs, Hoffman undel W. il,
an operation for appendicitis som
time ago. s
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VISITING GRANDPARENTS
Billy Mills. Jr.. Is IN Stanley. n. T.,
the guest Of his grandparents. Mr..
and Mrs. S. A. Warren.
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!, nE HMpY.nYEn HERE

TO BE EMPLOYED HERE
Mjss Orr Grace ; ssn,.ssr. Chicago; i and
ed here in the new beauty psrIor u
) the A. W. Lucas store.
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:. Miss Hazel Nelson
Reports an Enjoyable
Meeting at Omaha

Miss Hazel Nelson has returned
from the sixth annual national con-
vention Of the Women's Overseas
Service League held in Omaha, Nebr.,
last week. and reports most en-
joyable and interesting trip. Tie
North Dakota unit and sir others
comprising the seventh, corps area,
Of which Miss Nelson is preside It,
were represented At the convention
and q special breakfast was given ID
their honor. Miss Nelson II also =
member OF the executive board.
The convention was attended by
ers included Judge Lands Of base
ball fame, Mrs. Maude Baliington
Booth, members Of the University cf
Nebraska faculty, representation Of
the Veterans bureau, American L.
gion and Reserve Officers Corps.
The work Of the league 10 concern
ed with service for disabled veterans
and . special service program wa
given during the convention.
The delegates were entertained in
some Of the incest homes in Omaha,
,Aiss Nelson said, and were honor
vucsts at many social affairs. They
we're taken on motor trip to Lin.
coin. where they visited the state
offices, and were guests Of Ms.
Butler and Miss May Pcrshing, SIS.
tcrs Of General John Pcrshing. at 4
tea on Thursday, July 1.
Miss Stella Buchanan. state prcsi.
dent. Miss Edith veitch Of Grand
Forks. and Mis-. Nelson made the
trim bv automobile.
RETURNS FROM HOUSE PARTY
Mrs. w. c. Mills, who has been TIE
guest Of Miss Agnes Halverson at 4
house party in Minot for the past
week. returned home last evening
Mr.. Mills and Bruce Halliday motor
cd to Minot Sunday and accOinpAa.c
Mrs. Mills home last evening.
LEAVES HOSPITAL
Mrs. John Hoffman has left In. st.
Alexius hospital and is now con-
valescing 1t her home, ia W,si
Thaycr. Mrs. Hoffman undel we at
an operation for; appendicitis som
time ago.
TO RETURN 70 .OAKES
Miss ThclmN Doughty. who has
been visiting her mother. Mrs. Eona
Doughty, in Bismarck for several
days, will return tomorrow to Cakes.
where she makes her home with her
vrandm0fhcr
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LEAVES FOR VISIT
Mrs. J. Sweeney left yesterday for
Makoti and Ryder, N. D.. for .
weeks visit with relatives and
friends.
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RETURNS FROM GREEN LAKE..
Miss Mary Kelley has returned
from Green Lake in Minnesota wher~
she has been a guest At the cottage
Of Mr.. and Mrs. C. W. Paulsen for
several days.
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RETURNS FROM VISIT !.


partmcnt store.
RETURNS FROM VISIT
Miss Gertrude Smith has returned
from several days visit in Valley
City. She was accompanied home BY
Fred and Charlotte Taber, who will
be her guests.
RETURNS FROM GREEN LAkE.
Miss Mary Kelley has returned
from Green Lake in Minnesota wher~
she has been 4 guest at the cottage
: Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Paulsen for
several days.
RETURNS FROM EASTERN TRIP
Miss Madge King returned Tuesday
night from Chicago and Minneapolis,
where she has been visiting friends
and relatives for several weeks.
TO BE EMPLOYED HERE
Miss Grace Banister, Chicago, and
W. o. Ray, Minneapolis, are emplo;
ed here in the new beauty psrlOr VI
} the A. W. Lucas store.
RETURNS FROM VISIT
Mrs. N. E. Stowe Is expected home
this evening from Grand Forks and
Fargo, where she has been, visiting
for the past eight weeks.
RETURNS FROM MINNEAPOLIS .
R. A. Tracy returned hast evening
from Minneapolis, where he has bee
visiting over the weekend with hi.
family.
LEAVES FOR VISIT
Mrs. J. Sweeney left yesterday for
Makoti and Ryder, N. D.. for .
weeks visit with relatives and
friends.
VISITING GRANDPARENTS
Billy Mills. yr.. Is IN Stanley. h. T.,
the guest Of his grandparents. Mr..
and Mrs. S. A. Warren.
HERE FROM REGAIN
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Crbach of Re-
gan are spending several days in r.
city on business.
BUSINESS TRIP
William Kraft left last evening on
business trip to the Twin Citiesan
Chicago.
GERALD NYE HERE
Senator Gerald Nyc Of Coopefs-
town was in Bismarck yesterday on
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RETURNS FROM, VISIT

Mrs. N. f. Stowe Is expected home
this evening from Grand Forks aud
Fargo, where she has been visiting
for the past eight weeks.
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RETURNS FROM MINNEAPOLIS:
R. A. Tracy returned hast evening
from Minneapolis, where he has bee.
visiting over the weekend with hi.
family.
Evening star., 1926-11-01
Prize Turkey, sJim,'
Once Reprieved,
Faces London Fete
RT the Associated Press.

Lay the associated Press.
LONDON, November 1.-Thanks-
giving day probably will see the
end Of Jim, a prize turkey. at one
Of the big hotel banquets here.
Jim had a reprieve last year
through cancellation of the ban
quet. owing to the death Of Queen
Alexandra.
He was sent over from the farm
of President Coolidge in Vermont,
and when the reprieve came he
was taken to a Britist farm in the
Kent district for another IL
months. Jim is reported to be
doing quite we'll and will make a
bigger roast than he would have
last year when Ambassador
Houghton, Mrs. Houghton and 400
other American guests assemble
round the board to celebrate
Thanksgiving day this year.
Evening star., 1926-11-01

the total net tax paid by individuals
throughout the country.
The average tax paid by individuals
in the District of Columbia dropped
to the lowest point in 1924 it had
been in the past 10 years. During
that year it was STA. as compared
to S106 in 1923 and $174 in 1918.
Evening star., 1926-11-01
'4bUS|NESS HERE
BEST IN DECADE
Final Figures on Income Re-
turns Show 80 Persons
Made $100, 900 That Year.

Business prosperity in the calendar
ear 1924 was n record breaker for
he prior 10-year period in the
District of Columbia. according to
'inal statistics OF income made public
asst night by the Bureau of Internal
Envcnue.
District Of Columbia corporations
which were able to report u net in
come" We're 942 in 1924. exceeding the
number Of going concerns" in this
rity during any single year during
the l0year period.
These corporations reported n net
income of Si7.457.560 during 1924,
upon which they paid a total tax of
$5745 40l.
Evening star., 1926-11-01
Combing Went Rid
Hair of DandruH

The only sure way to get rid of
dandruff is to dissolve 1t. then you
destroy it entirely. To do this, get
about four ounces of ordinary
liquid arvon; apply it at night
when retiring; use enough to
moisten the scalp and rub it in
gently with the finger tips.
Do this tonight. and by morning,
most, if not all, OF your dandruff
will be gone and two or three more
applications will completely dis
solve and entirely destroy every
single sign and trace of it, no mat
ter how much dandruff you may
have.
You will find. too. that all itching and
digging of the scalp will stop at once.
and your, I,,. hair will be fluffy, lustrous,
hundred times better.
You can get liquid arvon at any drug
store and it never fails to do the work.
Advertisement.
Evening star., 1926-11-01
1919 Is Tax Record.

This compares with 923 corporations
IT 1928 reporting net income of $44,-
4S3,1o3, and paying u total tax of
% 800 $50.
The next to the largest net income
reported by District of Columbia
corporations in any one year during
H." l0-ycssr period was Sal ,460,931, in
1916
The largest tax year Of the period
was 1919, when. due to the larger
amount of war profits and excess
profits tax paid by District concerns,
thcir total tax rose to $6,411 ,505.
on the other side of the picture,
Gowever, the Government records show
hat in 1924 there were TIA corpo-
rttionS which reported mo net income"
but total defict, Of $6,679,S ,S19. The
largest deficit for the l0-year period
VAS reported as Sl1, 1,S12.424, in 1921,
hy 542 corporations. when 716 other
corporations reported net income of
&20,211, $50.
Two Incomes Top 100000
rhirty-nine persons in the District
nf Columbia had incomes of more
than 100000 during the calendar
ear 1924, including one with an in
come of more than half a million dol
';r's and another with an income of
netween $750,000 and $1.000,000.
The District of Columbia for 1924
ranked first among all the States in
the percentage of population filing
returns, 1898 per cent having thus
i-oported to the Government. Nevada
was second in this respect with 1878
per cent.
The number of returns of individ-
uals for the entire country, accord
Ing to this final tabulation of figures,
waS 7.369,7S the aggregate net in
= come, SIS, ,G56, ,153 Asa, and the net tax,
$704 ,265, $3.50.
The total number of individual re-
turns for the District of Columbia in
1924 was 1886, constituting LOG per
cent of the total number of taxpayers
III the United States; they showed a
net income of $253,312,253, and paid
n tax Of $5,765.S 1861, or 80 per cent Of
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, 1926-06-05
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, 1926-06-05
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, 1926-06-05
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, 1926-06-05
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, 1926-06-05
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