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w.
the driven snow. is suffering with
an awful big dose of over-acting
When she attempts to be cute and
frolic like a lark, l had the feeling
that Miss Moore was not feeling
we'll.
Some women of the screen are
OVERRIDING this Pollyanna type Of
heroines, who are pure inside but
how wise.cracking they can be at
certain times.
The theme doesn't ring true and
at the close Of the picture it gets
to be right down melodramatic, the
old sex stuff where the villain wants
to treat our little Nell a lot too rough,
but our Nell saves herself from the
bad, bad man. The story is the big
gest weakness of this Moore film.
AS usual be your own judge of this
picture and Miss Moore. I have my
own opinion.
There is something new in the
movies, called THE Collegians,"
which is a series of college stories
that are different. They feature
young college chap and so far the
stories have had the ring Of truth to
them.
The Circle this week is presenting
the second of the series, called
Fighting to Win" which shows a
young fellow trying to make the
football team. And 1t is corking
good full blooded American stuff.
Am anxious to see the next one.
The overture this week is Good.
bye 1926-Hello 1927"
Bill includes an organ solo by
Dessa Byrd and other events.
AT the Circle all week.
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GIVE BEBE THE
WHOLE CHRISTMAS TREE
Have ARRIVED at a Decision

Have arrived at a decision.
The best all round woman fun
maker in the movies today is -.
Guess first. Here is my verdict
after seeing Bebe Daniels in
STRANDED in Paris" am sure
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love OF a good
woman when cen
tered upon the
man of a bad
woman may cause
q ton Of trouble to
all concerned. The
bad woman will
Eghe in her own
bad way to hold
her man" away
from good inhu-
Ance. Such is the
heme of God
lave Me Twenty
'ents," a movie
ynich has a
strange title and
as strange a
theme. When /
M @ In NnNr YORK
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Good and Bad Love Nearly Wrecks the
Hero in God Gave Me Twenty Cents
BY Walter ID. Hickman

There seems to be a bunch of
truth in the theory found as the
basic movement in God Gave Me
Twenty Cents"
a bad woman's love is dangerous
because it generally is centered
upon her man." And the honest
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-12-27
HARVARD
Concert

In society and in musical cir
cles a lively interest is being
expressed in the concert by the
Harvard University Instrument
tai Clubs to be given Wednes-
day evening Dec. 20, at $3.50
in the Little Theatre Play
house.
Plans are already being laid
for the entertainment of the
Harvard men. Tickets may be
procured from Philip c. Lewis,
Ala Merchants Bank Bldg.
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Questions and
Answers Y

,;oa on can get an answer TO any ones.
~ ttop r OF 1act or information by writinr,
iBureGu, 1929 New York Ave. WashiynUgnl
fo or r p w. iMnf dlSging cents in stands
adyIce nsnrot Msscncal legal and marital
r Isiast be, undertaken. All other
TnT rssSS VIII receive a personal repiy
OnnsGned requests cannot be answereJ
All letters are confdential. -Edifor ~
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past, out IL seems
to have returned
in "Twinkletoes,"
W ith Collie e n
Moore. And 1 will
state right here
that Miss Moore
had better be care
full about her We
hicles or she will
be in the forgot
ten class mighty
soon. The best
parts Oh THIS photo-
play are the sub
titles. Miss Moore,
as the Limehouse
lilV in London
who knows all
the cusswords, but
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-12-27
from whom was the United States
Navy dirigihIa ZR.2 n1rchnsna

From whom was the United States
Navy dirigible IRE purchased and
what became of it?
Inc AR'2 was formerly the R.3S.
a rigid dirigible purchased by the
United States Navy by ARRANGEMENT
with the British government. It was
approximately 700 feet long and 81 4,
feet in diameter, designed to make
a speed Of about sixty miles an
hour and equipped with six 35O-horso
power motors. On Aug. 25, 1921. the
snip buckled, crumpled and exploded
while cruising over the town of Hun
England, causing the death of seven.
teen Americans, mostly naval officers
and forty-fve British officers, offlciA.>
ana men, only four out of sixty III
persons on board surviving thc
tragedy. The financial loss was
shared by the United States and Eng.
land.
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commedienne, | d

so after studying this woman for sew
eral years. 1 have seen her work
in the studio as we'll as on location.
Once 1 saw her do a simple scene
over more than five times because
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When used on church parapher.
MALTA what do the initials 1. III.
stand for? ~
The monogram signifies Jesus
Christ, being originally a corruption
of the Greek name for Jesus. II
was used as an emblem or symbol
during the middle ages and appears
in the iconography Of certain IF
teenth century saints. The symbol
and other forms as "JHS" have er.
roneously been regarded as abbrevi.
ations Of "Iesus" or Jesus Homi-
mum Salvador" Jesus, the Saviour
Of Men"
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Who were BOleslaw I and Boles
law H2

law II!
Boleslaw 1. surname The Brave
succeeded his father, Mieczslaw. as
Prince Of Poland in 1892. He was
engaged In a war with Henry II Of
Germany and conquered a portion
OF Sllesia from the Prussians. He
died in 1925 and was succeeded bv
his son, Mieczislaw II. Boleslaw IL
surnamed The Bold, born in 1912
was son Of Casmir I, whom no
succeeded in 1858. Having slain at
the altar the archbishop of Cracow
who had demonstrated against his
tyranny, he was mathematical bv
the Pope, and, being deserted by his
subjects, fled to Carinthia, whore he
died about 1890. ~
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MEAGHER SIGNS CONTRACT

Edward Meagher, who has COM
pleted the adaptation of James oliver
Curwood's Back to Gods Country"
for Lynn Reynolds, has been as
signed by Universal to adapt
Thunder Hoofs" by Sylvia Frances
Seid for the use of Henry McRae.
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How many of these questions are
you able to answer? Check your
answers with the correct replies
which appear on page -:
/. Who is shown in the ac-
companying picture?
2. What State is nicknamed the
buckeye State?"
8. How many meters are there in a
kilometer?
4. Does Utah have as many
Senators as New York?
s. Are Norma and Constance Tai
madge sisters?
6. Who wrote Paradise Lost?"
Z. What was the nationality of
Eric the Red?
8. What State is represented by
a sunf1ower?
8. What country is known as
"Erin?"
10. Who is the author of the play,
The Immortal Theft"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-12-27

Was Copernicus German or
Pole?
Nicholas Copernicus was born nj
Thorn, In West Prussia, which at
the time was part of Poland. His
father was a Germanized Slav, his
mother a German; and Poland and
Germany both claim the honor Of
producing him.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-12-27

Between 1850 and 2,1OO, how often
does February have five Sundays?
Twelve times-in the years, 1855
1854 1924, 1852, 1880. 1920, 194S, 1876.
2o04, 2O32, 206O, 2OsS.
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what would the headline writer's do these days
II IL were not for those everready neutrality-suspicious.
toi' CUSTER tange, grip, grab, plot, jam and probe?
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-12-27

Other theaters today offer "Laf.
That OFF" at English's; Helen Mac
kellar in Mud Turtle" at Keith's;
the Marion Vadie Dancers at the
Lyric; Guy RadricI Company. at the
Palace Midnight Sum-" at the Up
town; Hidden Loot" at the Isis,
and burlesque at the Mutual.
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What is a pack or trade ratP

A mountain rat that has a curious
and inveterate habit Of dragging off
TO Its hole any object 1t can move
How many clerks are employed in
hrst and second class pOstoffices in
the United States?
There are 67,7O3 clerks and suner.
Visors and 1850 substitute clerks.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-12-27

woman may smile at jury If she peases. q
new YORK Judge rules To be sure, judge, and why
not even let her laugh?
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TOLL CUSTER tangle grip grab plot, jam and probe?
woman may smile at jury II she pleases a
New York judge rules. To be sure Judge and WHY
not even let her laugh?
The new sheriff of Herrin, ILL.,, arrested his
predecessor It's one of the regular jobs that goes
with the office.
New York policeman caught woodcock
That is not the only rare bird ever caught in New
York. however
Headlines you never see: FORD RETIREs
FROM BUSINESS; WILL SPEND LAST DAYS IN
PALESTINE.
Among the places where you never see a crowd
is one OF those dental show cases where false teeth
shown.
professional says good elbow is needed for
golf. Especially at the nineteenth hole
Senator Walsh seems to suspect slush in Maine
and at this time of year, too!
Famous last lines: We'll, suppose the best
team won."
A man isn't always washed clean by a plunge
into politics.
Customs officials sea their duty and they take it.
stitch in time may mean appendicitis.
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The new sheriff of Herrin, ILL.,, arrested his
predecessor It's one Of the regular jobs that goes
with the office.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-05-13
Editorial Comment
Fool Laws
(St. Paul Dispatch)

(St Paul DlSpatch)
At the first safety conference held in Bismarck
N. D., Thursday, and attended by over 200 dele
gates. aroused by the rapid increase of motor acct
dents in the state Chief Justice A. M. Christensen
of the supreme court. made the opening address. IL
this he set forth the requisites for abatement OF
the death rate in automobile accidents to be: First
law enforcement; second fewer fool laws; third, cd
ucaton of the public as to the dangers consequent
to carclcssness, recklcssness and disregard of pro
tectivc regulations and codes.
On the second head relating to traffic laws, h
is quoted:
Laws which impose foolish and unnecessary
restrictions tend to defeat not only their own
purposes, but to bring traffic laws, whole
into dsreputc We need traffic laws based
upon use and experience, and not upon prcju-
dces.
Non reinforcement Of law is in itself an in
vitation to violate others.
The delegates assembled seemed to find souno
sense in the judges reasoning. Nobody accused
him of being himself spccder, law volator OF i!
the hire of sinister interests DESTROYS of profitine
by break down of the present traffic code of NORTH
Dakota. Yet, the argument he produces is yer!
similar to those offered concerning another traffic
and violently repudated
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ADVENTURES
aMe.TWINS

While Mister Dusty was unfold
look over, Nick said, what does
your sign say ingredients for, Mis-
ter Dusty "What arc ingredients 2"
II don't know" said the fairyman.
II really haven't the slightest idea.
someone to bring in a dictionary so |
could find out"
But why do you have it on your
sign thcn?" asked Nancy.
because when people come along
and see such long. queer word like
that" said Mister Dusty, "they get
so curious they come into the store
and ask about it. Then when they
get inside they look around and buy
something. It's good business. But
here are the shadows. Will any of
them do?"
Il don't know. haven't tried
them on yet" said the Whiffet. But
I'm pretty sure mine isn't here. My
shadow was beautiful shadow with
a big nccktic and pockets and quill
Units cap. Why this one is nothing
but ears. It would never do"
"I'm afraid not" said the fairy
man. folding it up and laying it back
on the shelf II bought it from the
donkey"
"And this one would never do.
either" said the Whiffct. ITS too
long. could wrap it around me
three times"
"I'm afraid So" said Mister Dusty
folding the shadow up and laying it
on top of the other. 81 bought it
from the crocodile"
"This one is like balloon" said
the Whiffct. 81 should always be
tripping on it,"
Fright you are" said Mister Dusty
hastily. folding it up and laying It
on the shelf with the others. II
bought that one from the elephant
for five pounds Of peanuts
"Oh. dear!" said the Whiffet. II
don't believe you have anything that
would do, Mister Dusty. Pm afraid
we shall have to be going
But just then Nick remembered
that they had promised Jack-in-the-
Pulpit to look for a shadow for him.
"What is he like 2" asked the fairy
man, getting his bundle Of shadows
down again.
"He is sort Of like my little finger"
said Nick holding it up.
"Then ] have the very thing!" ex-
claimed Mister Dusty. and taking a
big pair of scissors he went out to
sunny patch and called Nick.
"Hold up your little finger. nc
said.
So Nick held up his little finger so
that it cast shadow on the ground.
Then Mister Dusty carefully cut
around it with his scissors and lifted
it up and handed it to him.
"You may send this back to Jack
/; hn p,,1,N;f with INV pOn1 nj impntS'
said he. "And tell him TO keep on
sending me customers. There won't
be any charge It's present"
"Oh. dear!" said the little rag-bag
Whiffet. "I'm afraid I'll never find
my shadow. Couldn't you make me
one. too, with your scissors"
"No," said Mister Dusty. mo one
can have two shadows in the world.
You'll have to keep on hunting
= Ito Be Continued.)
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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE
HER3s!Qs!Wl OWN WAY
oya Girl q UodaW

"No: SO anyone would notice it,"
"Thcrc, she is all right now,' re-
marked Jerry.
"Are you able to tell us, Judy
what happened?"
You bet am. am ready to tell
everything
And then I proceeded to explain
about going out into the park.
I'll have to get another twenty
five dollars out of the bank for you
tomorrow, Mamie. And / guess after
this won't carry bag Of any kind.
All Of Chicago's thieves seem to pick
on me-"
Il think it was very foolish" l
said turning to Jerry, For you to
give me such an expensive bag.
Don't you ever do it again."
II didn't give it to you," said Jerry
staunchly. 81 made those other fell
lows pay for it,"
THAT is probably the reason that
one of the men came back to take it
from me-"
"Do YOU think. Judy. it was one of
those thugs from my fathers restau-
rantY asked Jerry.
II am almost sure Of it," an
swcrcd.
Jerry gave long low whistle.
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TOMORROW: WOrkinr Out tho Casc.
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Good Roads For Rurlciph

Burlegh County Commissioners are to be con-
graduated upon their decision to award contracts
covering ten miles Of the National Parks Highway.
AS decision be had on the paving of
the penitentiary road, the commission will be in .
position to complete the improvement Of the high
way to the kidder county line. This is result
highly desirable.
The step taken means active cooperation with the
State Highway Department and the Federal Bureau
of Roads There other roads to be developed in
the state il the rural districts to be given the
service necessary to the development of community
life.
In making start at least upon federal aid high
ways, the board is adopting the right policy and
deserves the heartiest cooperation Of the residents
of this county in the proposed good roads policy.
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MAMIE SUSPECTS SELLERS

Jerry grinncd at my story, al
though ! could see underneath he
was very much in earnest
How long is it going to take fol
you to become well enough acquaint-
cd with me. Judy. SO that you. will
feel perfectly secure in taking al
least fifty dollars with. you?"
What n queer proposal" I said to
myself, and yet someway it seemed
to be all right.
THAT will depend answered
however
BY this time we had arrived at
Mamie's flat. To my surprise when
arose to my feet to leave the car
everything turned black.
family heard an exclamation
and knew no more until found
myself lying on the sofa in Mrs
Rilcy's sitting room with Jimmie
Mamie, and Jerry clustered about
me.
Il never tainted before in my life,''
exclaimed.
"Now that isn't the right thing to
say at all. Judy demonstrated JIM
my. "You should be saying, Where
am IL"
~ know where am" I answered
decidedly, land it is right glad am
that I am here"
Are you passing those around,
Judy?' asked Jimmie Costello.
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NEWS BRIEFS

Wausau, Wis.--Firc last night de-
stroycd the plant Of the Hammer
Blow Tool company, demolished lOO
automobiles and damaged the build
inr Of the Marathon Motor company,
causing loss estimated between $780,.
600 and 100000.
Tennessee argues anti-evoluti0n
law is not open to judicial review IN
brief filed ut Nashville, answering ap-
peal Of Scopes.
Walker Whiting Wick. manager Of
woodrow Wilson's first presidential
nomination campaign, died in. New
-.
Chicago. -Airmail service which
stsrted today brought Dallas, Texas,
within 70 hours Of Chicago, and cut
- hours off the rail mail time be-
tween Dallas snd New York city.
Clarence Eaton Of Des Moines, Iowa
wss found guilty Of robbing Anoka
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Temperatures and
Road Conditions
(Mcrcu-y readings at 2 q. mr.

(Mcrcu-v readings At q. n.y.
Bismarck Partly cloudy, 81; roads
good.
st. Cloud-Cloudy, as: roads good.
Municipality cloudy, So; roads
rough.
Grand Forks-Clcar. i6; roads
good.
Hibbing--Clcar, As; roads good.
Jane stown-Clear. 4S; roads good.
Mankato- Raining, So; roads good.
Mandan Cloud'/ 40: roads far.
Duluth-Clcar. 46; roads good.
Enthusiastically cloudy, II; roads
rough.
Winona-Partly cloudy, might
rain) So; roads fair.
Fargo--Clcar, 40; roads fair.
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FLASHES OF LIFE

Aurora 1ll.-Womcn, by bobbing
their hair, proved q boon to barber
shops when safety razors began
threatening embarrassing inroads on
the cash drawer. Illinois BARRIERS.
meeting here. we're told. Educational
requirements for tonsorial artists and
substitution Of "dematician' and
"chirotonoson," for the plcbcian term
barber" were urged
New York Mrs. Zcllah Simmons,
who recently obtained divorce has
some ugly wclts from u whipping with
dog leash by lrma Bohmert. Ru-
manian nursemaid and correspondent.
The maid said in court the scandal
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by an American and Norwegian. Both took grca.
risks and through with flying colors There
is naturally national pride in the fact that an Amer
lean the first to make successful flight to tn,
pole. President Coolidge, in his wire to Com
mandcr Byrd expressed his satisfaction in the fol
lowing words: 1T is a matter of great satisfac-
ton that this record has been made by an American
That it was made by trained in the American
navy is great satisfaction
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direction Of Tarquist. Their total ad-
vance since yesterday was from six
to eight miles on a front of 18 miles.
and they now are within IL miles Of
Tcmansit, aboard El-krim's head
quarters.
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Bill to give Commander Byrd con:
gressional medal Of honor is intros
duced by Representative McLc cd
Michigan.
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Lots of bad things happen. But there arc so man.
more bad things that don't happen
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North Pole Flights

Two gallant explorers, Richard +. Byrd and Kaold
Amundsen, have flown over the north pole, one IN
an aeropanc and the other in the dirigiblc. Norge
Within three days this feat has been accomplished
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Fesc, Morocco.--french hcadquar.
ters reports continued advance yes
tcrday north of Taxa in the general
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Autos and radios, you can't look at either and tell
what distance you will get.
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Some savages Of South America
treat their wounds by. the scientific
process ofexposing them to sunlight.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-05-13

Will Gray Beach, former federal
narcotic bureau head in Chicago, is
acquitted Of conspiracy to violate
narcotic law.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-05-13

National Bank by jury at Anoka,
Mimi, and sentenced to life imprison-
mcnt in the state prison.
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A THOUGHT

And the second is like, namely
this: Thou shalt love thy neighb0r
as myself. There is none other com.
mandmcnt greater than these
Mark 1880.
That you may be loved, be
amiable.---Ovid.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-05-13

Senator Glass accuses American
Bankers association Of attempting
undue influence on senate.
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William II. Yeaman, 20, road con-
tractor, and John Genroth, %. farm
CIR, were arrested at Chicago while
homeward bound to Devils Lake. N.
D., with 90 gallons Of alcohol.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-05-13

San Antonio - Arthur Engclkin's
arm is broken in two places as the
result Of throwing curve ball while
pitching for banks nine. Lots OF
golfers break their clubs because the
balls curve instead Of going straight.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-05-13

New York Having sold enc drink.
Abraham Mirsky. drug clerk, IS to be
deported. His final citizenship pa
pcrs were issued on the same day he
satisfied a thirsty customer. Now
they have been cancelled on the
ground that he showed he was not OF
good moral character.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-05-13

A true "savon dc toilet" - your Lux
Toilet Form! Satin smooth. rich, firm. wear
ing like imported soap.
Giving, every time you use it. that alor,
able, family fragrant lathcr that makes you
feel so exquisite feel so'gnec, deli
cious, as expensive French soaps used to
make you! Even wickcdly hard water can't
quench that bubbling athcr. Order Lux
Toilet Form today. Ten cents. Lever Bros.
Co., Cambridge, Massachusetts,.
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had estranged her from her fiance,
She was fined $50 and told she ought
to be dcportcd.