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Evening star., 1926-05-09
The Moving Picture
By Robert f. Sherwood

CIX years ago, number of German
- pictures were imported to Amer
lea and revealed before American
audiences. Among them were Pas
sion," Deception" Gypsy Blood"
1.-The Cabinet of DIR. Caligari," ''The
Golem," zone Arabian Night" "The
Loves of Pharaoh" and Mistress of
the World"
These had been produced in Ger
many over a period of years and rep
resented the cream of the European
movie product. The war and it's
after effects had prevented their re-
lease in the United States--but when
they did come. they came with a rush.
Passion" the first of them, scored
q substantial success. Distributed in
this country by First National, which
had acquired it very cheaply from its
Teutonic sponsors, it earned handsome
dividends. There was consequently a
wild scramble among the other dis
tributing companies to obtain the
American rights TO foreign films.
a near-panic in the ranks of the
movie industry resulted from this sud
den invasion. Ominous murmurings
Evening star., 1926-05-09
RAPHAEL.

Today, Rod La ROGUE in Brave
heart" Aesop Fable and comedy:
tomorrow, Tom Moore in THE Song
and Dance Man" and comedy; Tues
day, Patsy Ruth Miller In 1.-The King
of the Turf" Fox News and comedy;
Wednesday, Hope Hampton in "The
Price of a Party" and comedy; Thurs
day, Adolphe MenjOu in THE Grand
Duchess and the Waiter" and com
edy: Friday, Charles Ray in "The
Auction Block" and comedy; Satur-
day. Tom Mix in 1.-THE Best Bad
Man" comedy and surprise matinee
for the children.
Evening star., 1926-05-09

Cody in Time, tho Comedian, :"
Charlie Chase in Charlie, My Boy"
and 1.-THE Menace of the Alps; Wed
nesday, Margaret Livingston in
"Hell's -Four Hundred" and comedy,
Heavy Swells"; Thursday. Gloria
Swanson in THE Cntamed Lady"
and Wanda Wiley in "Yearning for
Love; Friday, Dolores Costello and
Johnny Harron in 1.-THE Little Irish
Girl and comedy, "The Phoney Ex-
press" Saturday. Buck Jones in 1.-The
Cowboy and the Countess AL St.
John in "Hold Your Hat" and Casey
of the Coast Guard" No. 8.
Evening star., 1926-05-09
CHEVY CHASE.

Today and tomorrow, Sally O'Nelll
Ford Sterling and Charles Murray IL
Mike" Aesops Fables and News
Events; Tuesday. Virginia Nalli and
Forrest Stanley. in Up the Ladder,
Our Gang in Boys VIII Be Joys and
Pathe Review; Wednesday and Thurs
day, Edmund Lowe and Anne Dale
in THE Fool" and News Events; Fri.
day, Monte Blue and Patsy Ruth
Miller in Red Hot Tires; Mack Sen.
nett's cold Turkey" and Grantland
Rice Spotlight, "The Great Arena
Saturday, Thomas .Meighan. THE New
Klondike," Universal comedy, THE
Perfect Lie' and Fox Variety, Cuba
Steps Out"
Evening star., 1926-05-09
CAROLINA.

Today and tomorrow, The Wan
derer," with Ernest Terrence, Wal
lace Beery and Greta Nissen; Tues
day. THE Road to Glory" with May
McAvoy. Ford Sterling: Wednesday
Raymond Griffith in Hands Up ;
Thursday. His Jazz Bride" with
Marie Provost and Matt Moore; Fri
day, "The Dixie Merchant" with
Madge Bellamy and Jack Mulhall:
Saturday. Behind the Front" with
Wallace Beery. Mary Brian and Ray
mond HattoH
Evening star., 1926-05-09

tomorrow, Fox's siberia" and comedy:
Tuesday, Rudolph Valentino in
Cobra" and Jimmie Adams in
Cleaning Up; Wednesday, Percy
Narmont in Lord JIM and Glenn
Tryon in "Flaming Flappers"
Thursday, Olive Borden in yellow
Fingers" Hallroom Boys in Full of
Pep and Cuba Steps Out; Friday
Raymond Griffith in "IIands Up,
"Our Gang" in 1.-The Love Bug" and
Pathe Review; Saturday, Hoot Gibson
in "Chip of the Flying U' and Wanda
Wiley in playing Swell"
Evening star., 1926-05-09
Next Week $ Photoplays

METROPOLITAN Lewis S.
Stone in "Old Loves and
New"
RIALTO-Virginia Valli and
Pat O'Malley in Watch
Your Wife"
TIVOLI-"Beverly of .Grau-
stark" sally, Irene and
Mary" Sandy" and Rain
bow Riley"
AMBASSADOR-"Old Loves
and New" "The Cave Man."
Soul Mates" and "The Last
> Edition"
CENTRAL "Thc Checkercd
Flag" The. Million Dollar
Handicap" Made for Love"
and Why Women Love"
MUTUAL-William S. Hart
i'll "Tumblewceds."
Evening star., 1926-05-09
AVENUE GRAND.

Today and tomorrow. Madge Bel
lainy, in Sandy and Cliff Bowes in
Scratching Through" Tuesday and
Wednesday, Conway Tearle and
Dorothy Mackail in THE Dancer OF
Paris" and Mack Sennett's isn't
Love Cuckoo; Thursday Olive Bor.
den in yellow Fingers and Felix
cartoon; Friday. Hoot Gibson in
Chip Of the Elying L" and Buster
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CIRCLE.

Today and tomorrow, Jack Holt and
Florence Vidor in Sea Horses: Tues
day, Bebe Daniels, Warner Baxter
and Ford Sterling in Miss Brew
ster's Millions; Wednesday. Lewis
Stone and Anna Q. Nilsson in Too
Much Money; Thursday and Friday,
7-and pm, Ernest Terrence, Tyrone
Power and Greta Nissen in The
Wanderer," and Saturday, House
Peters and Wanda Hawley in Com.
bat"
Evening star., 1926-05-09
LINCOLN@kiki."

Norma Talmadge will be seen the
first three days OF this week at the
Lincoln Theater, beginning this after
noon. in First Nationals film version
of David Belasco's play. "Kiki, -
adapted from the French comedy of
Andre Picard. The story concerns. a
gamin of the Paris cutters who
achieves distinction on the stage and
wins the heart of famous impresario.
Ronald Colnlan is cast opposite the
star and others include George K.
Arthur, Gertrude Astor, Mare McDer-
mott and frankie Darrow. An Aesop
Fable will also be shown.
Wednesday and Thursday, Fox will
present his film version of the news
paper serial Sandy" with Madge.
Bellamy in the title role, augmented
by Bobby Vernon in Watch Out;
Friday, THE Cohens and Kellys,"
with George Sidney, Vera Gordon,
Kate Price and Charlie Murray, added
attractions including a Grantland Rice
"Sportlight' and news reel; Saturday,
Reginald Denny and Laura La Plante
in Universals production "Skinner's
Dress Suit" augmented by Lige Con-
ley's "Lickety Split
Evening star., 1926-05-09

surprise night Tuesday only; Wednes-
day and Thursday, Mrs. Rudolph
Valentino and Give Brooke in when
Love Grows Cold and "Mortgaged
Again" with vaudeville Thursday;
Friday. Tom Tyler in wild to Go
and Fighting Hearts," No. 2. It's A
Buoy: Saturday, Richard Talmadge
in "The Night Patrol" Birdie
Grooms," International News and
Flame Fighters" No. 4. Saturday
matinee, kiddies' surprise party.
Evening star., 1926-05-09
Photoplays This Week

Brown comedy, Busters Sky Rock
et'; Saturday, Reginald Denny and
Laura La Plante in "Skinner's Dress
Suit" Aesop Fable, "The Menace of
the Alps" and Casey of the Coast
Cnardn - No s
Evening star., 1926-05-09
HIPPODROME.

Today, tomorrow and Tuesday, THE
Wanderer," also comedy, topics and
fables; Wednesday, Three Faces
East" with Jetta Goudal and Give
Brooke, also comedy and news; Thurs
day and Friday, Dancing Mothers, -
with Alice Joyce and Conway Tearle,
also Sennett comedy; Saturday. thine.
the Comedian" with Mae Busch and
Lew Cody, also comedy, news and
serial
Evening star., 1926-05-09
TAKOMA.

Today and Tomorrow. Jetta Goudal,
Henry Il. WalthalI and Olive Brooks
in Three Faces East: Pathe News
and comedy-continuous Sunday from
3 pm, matinee Monday at $3.50 pm;
Tuesday, Lewis Stone in "Too Much
Money" novelty and comedy: Wednes-
day and Thursday, William Collier,
jr.; Gretta Nissen and Ernest Tor
renee in 1.-The Wanderer," and com
edy, "a Business Engagement" Fri
day. Ben Lyons and Viola Dana in
1.-THE Necessary Evil" Aesop's Fable
and 1.-The Green Archer" No. z; Sat
urday, Malcolm McGregor, Pauline
Garon and Mary Carr in Flaming
Waters" Aesop's Fable and Casey
Of the Coast Guard" No. 3.
Evening star., 1926-05-09
HOME.

Today, -Tin-Tin in THE Clash
of the Wolves" and Cliff Bowes in
''Tonight's the Night; tomorrow
Lionel Barrymore in THE Barrier
and comedy, Busters Hunting
Party; Tuesday, Leatrice JOY in
made for Love- and Bobby Vernon
in Watch Out: Wednesday, Dolores
Costello in Bride of the Storm" and
Lige Conley in Light House Keep
ing; Thursday. Hoot Gibson in "Chip
of the Flying L" and Charlie Puffy in
Tune Up; Friday. Reginald Denny
and Laura La Plante in skinner s
Dress Suit: Saturday, The Million
Dollar Handicap" Our Gang comedy
and Casey No. T.
LEADER.
Today, Norma Shearer in "The
Devils Circus Flame Fighter" No
Evening star., 1926-05-09
DCNlBARTON.

To-day, Aileen Pringle and Ed
mund Lorve in Soul Mates; tomor-
row, Lowell Sherman and Pauline
Garon in Satan and Sables"; Tues
day. Jack Holt and Florence Vidor
in Sea Horses; Wednesday and
Thursday, Marion Davies and An
tonic Moreno in Beverly of Grau-
stark; Friday, Bebe Daniels and
Warner Baxter in Miss Brewster $
Millions: Saturday, Rin-Tin'Tin in
"C1aS of the Wolves "
Evening star., 1926-05-09
ELITE.

Today and tomorrow, Behind the
Front" with Wallace Berry and Ray
mond Hatton. news and serial; Tues
day and Wednesday, Shore Leave. u
with Richard Barthelmess, also COM
edy: Thursday and Friday, Douglas
Fairbanks Gin Three Musketeers.
also comedy and news; Saturday
Classified" with Corinne Griffith
TOnics and Fables.
Evening star., 1926-05-09
MUTCAI-".JohnstOwn Flood"

Under change of policy for the Sum-
mer, the Mutual Theater will offer
the William Fox feature photoplay,
The Johnstown Flood" this week,
commencing today. 1t will be its
first Washington showing.
THE Johnstown Flood" has for its
principal players George OBrien,
Florence Gilbert, Anders Randolf,
Janet Gaynor and Paul Nicholson,
and the picture was directed by Irving
Cummings. who will be remembered
for his stock engagements here.
Evening star., 1926-05-09
APOLLO.

Today, Bebe Daniels in Miss Brew
ster's Millions" and Alice Day in
'"rhe Soap Suds Lady,; tomorrow,
Dolores Costello and Johnny Harron
in bride of the Storm" and Hal
Roach's Your Husbands Past:
Tuesday and Wednesday, Madge Bel
lamy in Sandy" and Cliff Bowes in
Somebody's Wrong; Thursday,
Marie Provost and Matt Moore in
THE Cave Man and Johnny Arthur
in "Home Cured; Friday, Rin-Tin
Tin, in THE Clash of the Wolves"
Aesop Fable and Hodge Podge":
Saturday Hoot Gibson in "Chip of
the Flying T." Jimmie Adams in For
Sadie's Sake" and Casey Of the
Coast Guard" No. ..
Evening star., 1926-05-09
SAVOY,

Today. Matt Moore and Marie Pre-
Vost in His Jazz Bride" and Snut
Pollard in "The Old War Horse"
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Continued from First Page.l

Day and Mr.. Gannon's orchestral en-
bellishment.
The comedy in Let's Get Married
starts at q mile-aminute clip, with
DIX in the role of a collegiate youth
whose foot ball tendencies in night
club resorts cost him "A Jail sentence
at time when he has just met and
been badly smitten by the charms of
II beautiful girl whose father is a
warden on BlackWell'S Island, the
New York City workhouse. He writes
her a series of letters purpOrting to
show he is in the South Seas, selling
hymn books to the natives. The sud
den visit of the girl to the workhouse
sends him scuttling down the laun
dry chute to liberty, and while at
liberty he decides to marry the girl.
TIVOLI-"The Eagle"
Rudolph Valentino will be the pic
tlrc star at Crandall's Tivoli Theater
the first two days of this week in
The Eagle" Hans kralys picturiza-
tion OF the Russian classic,
"DIhrovSky," with Wilma Banky and
Louise Dresser in roles of importance.
The story concerns young man who
Npurns the CZarina. is condemned to
DEATH escapes, and becomes a bandit
iubIed The Eagle" because of the
SWftuess with which he strikes. Lige
Tonley in Light House Keeping" the
Topics of the Day" and pipe organ
music by Otto T.. Beck and Ida Clarke
will complete the bill. Tuesday and
Wednesday Conway Tearle. Dorothy
Mackaill and Robert Cain will be seen
in First Nationals version of Michael
Arlens The Dancer of Paris, to-
Eether with one of Mabel Herbert
Irner's Helen and Warren COM
edies. His Own Lawyer" aud the
Pathe Review; Thursday and Friday,
Aileen PrinGle and Edmund Lowe in
fSoul Mates together with the Mack
Sennett beauties and funmakers in
"From Rags to Britches" and a Lyman
u. Howe Hodge Podge"; Saturday
only. Producers thrill-drama of the
Southern tracks, The Million-Dollar
Handicap" with Vera Reynolds, Ed
mund Burns and Ralph Lewis, also
Glenn Tryon in Long Pants, Snap
shots" and Casey" No. 9.
Evening star., 1926-05-09
YORK.

Today, Thomas Meighan in "The
New KIondike" and Aesop Fable;
tomorrow, Lionel Barrymore In The
Barrier" and Busters Nightmare"
comedy: Tuesday, Mae Busch and Lew
Evening star., 1926-05-09
EMPIRE.

Today tomorrow and Tuesday,
Marion Davies in Beverly of Grau
stark" and Busters Sky Rocket;
Evening star., 1926-05-09
ANRASSADOR-"NIlle. Modiste." "

Corrine Griffith will be seen in
FIRST Nationals Mile. Modiste.' the
Gperetta by Henry Blossom and Vic
Cor Herbert, at Crandall's Ambassador
Theater the first three days Of this
week together with o. Henry's 1.-The
Social Triangle" and pipe organ
music by Harold Z. Pease and
Gertrude Kreiselman; Wednesday and
Thursday, Rudolph Valentino in
United Artists release of THE Eagle,
with Wilma Banky and Louise Dresser,
also Al st. John in Hold Your Hat:
Friday, Rin-TinTin in THE Clash of
The Wolves" Charlie Chase in
Charlie. My Boy" and THE Menace
OF the Alps; Saturday. Kenneth Har-
Ian. Mary McA!ister and David Butler
in THE Sap" a new Warner Bros.
production, with Sea Scamps,
comedy; Screen Snapshots. Topics
Of the Day and Casey" No. s.
Evening star., 1926-05-09
STRAND-"Monte Carlo"

The Strand Theater reopens today
with high-grade photo plays at popu-
lar prices. For the first four days of
the week the attraction will be
Monte Carlo" with Lew Cody and
Gertrude Olmsted, ZaZu Pitts. TriXie
t'riganza, Harry Myers and Carl
Dane.
The story concerns the adventures
of three small town girls who win a
newspaper popularity contest giving
them a vacation trip to Monte Carlo.
A world of thrills, romance and hilari-
Gus adventure follow.
Short features will round out the
bill
Evening star., 1926-05-09
CENTRAL-"The Scarlet Saint"

The Scarlet Saint adapted by
First National from Gerald Beau
mont's story of THE Lady Who
Played F'idele," will be the feature the
first two days of this week at Gran
dan's Central Theater. Lloyd Hughes
and Mary Astor lead the cast. The
story concerns a young girl who is
forced to marry q much older man OF
foreign birth to save her sweetheart
from prison. The comedy will be
Hold Your Hat" starring Al st.
John. Tuesday and Wednesday,
Dorothy Devore. John Harron,
Macklyn Arbuckle, Florence Turner
and Sheldon Lewis will be seen in
The Gilded Highway" adapted from
W. B. Maxwell's novel of "A Little
More" also Jimmie Adams in
Christie's comedy, "For Sadie's Sake;
Thursday. Kenneth Harlan and Mary
McAlister, THE Sap" with lGlenn
Tryon in "Long Pants" and The
Menace of the Alps" Friday, Reg
inald Denny and Laura La Plante.
in Universal's production. ''Skinner's
Dress Suit" and the Helen and
Warren domestic dramalet. "A Busi-
ness Engagement" Saturday, The
Love Toy" starring Lowell Sherman,
also Alice Day in Mack Sennett's
comedy, The Soap Suds Lady.
Evening star., 1926-05-09

Today, Norma Shearer in 9TH
Devils Circus" Flame Fighter" Nc
, 1926-09-29

his remark about those who are trying
- destroy hinl. | hope he will not take
my remarks mere today or at any other
time to mean that | am trying to do
that. But at the same time you cannot
build unless you destroy; you must throw
away your old coat 50 as TO be able to
make a new one. LET us throw away
the old coats on our backs and make new
ones. (3rd Member for Christiansted
Country District Berg says let them
be American and not Danish or British
%coats). That's what ] have to say. De
not blame any one for what is happen
ing today; this Council has a great deal
Of the blame; | Go not include myself
for ! have always tried to do what |
know is to the best interest of the peo-
PIE. | have a conscience and | have a
people 10 serve; | cannot put my inter
est above theirs. | want it understood
that when I speak here | speak for my
constituents and St. Croix in general.
LIST Member for FrederIksted Country
District (BIacaW0od) remarked: Mr..
Chairman. I want to say to the last
speaker that the United States is quite
able to, take care oil It's own interests.
We are to look after the interest of ST.
Croix. | hope for an opportunity to
get together: | am willing to do all
/ can to help. Ny mistakes are many
and | now stand ready to correct them.
(To be c~oac5H&ed.)
, 1926-09-29

Moan, John Nolan, Adelaide Gumbs.
FROM ST. Thomas: George W.. Williams,
Viola Rosenbaum, Victoria Gordon.
James Perry, Trena Henry, Walter Lind
say, Severina Christian. The ship sailed
later for the Windward Islands. Passen-
gers: Eileen Skeoch, Helen Nellhropp,
Emmeline ThistIetone. Master Albert
Neltbropp.
A well attended meeting of the Bermu-
da Onion Growers Association was held
at Castle Burke yesterday at which time
the seed was delivered to the planters
Among those present was Mr.. HoraId
Rothman, of New York, who spoke in
behalf of the growing of ether vegetables.
He stated that he is prepared to pay
cash for the vegetables upon delivery 70
his agent in st. CroiX. He has here a Quanti-
ty OF seed to advance to the growers. In
order that more people might meet Mr.,
Rothman, d meeting has been called un-
der the auspices Of the Chamber OF
Commerce at Castle Burke, Friday Oct,
/, at O'Clock, All interested are invited
to attend.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-10-30
Halloween Prank
'DOn'ts' Are Listed

Chicago. Oct. 3O-"Do nothing near
on Halloween" is specimen Of the
sentiments that William McAndrcw
superintendent Of schools Of Chicago
has asked business men to place on
signs in windows of ground floor
stores and offices.
1t is the purpose Of the school
authorities to promote q new Hal
loween policy. carrying out the idea
Of last year when students were
asked to observe the day "on more
sane and reasonable basis" The
good result of last years experiment
was the subject Of comment in Mr.
McAndrew's annual trepoft to the
Board Of Education.
Surfacc>and elevated lines arc dis
playing such notices in cars. Some
Of the sentiments follow:
"All the people pay for the schools
Respect your neighb,r on Hallow-
Gen."
make Halloween a festival OF
good Manners"
Halloween, fun without damage
Halloween, 20 have your fun, but
bc sure no harm is DONE"
Halloween, better have no fun
at all than fun we shall be ashamed
Of
Halloween, don't soap windows
don't soap DOORS. keep your soap Il
scrub the floors"
Halloween, have your fun. dam.
age shun."
Halloween, safe and sane, dom,
,lcface window panc."
halloween, cut out all Ind man.
ncrcd pranks, and tho town will. give
you thanks"
Halloween, breaking fences swells
expenses"
halloween will be enjoyed Il al
mischief we avoid"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-10-30
MARTINEZ Is
KNOCKED OUT
BY PETROLLE
Fargo Express Sends Oppon
Irt Down Fer the Count
During Second Round

New York, OF. 30. t4o, a straight
left 10 The chin gave billy Petrolls
fargos lightweight. another knock
cat fix hs record here last night,
when he accounted FOR iIiatio Mar
tinez IN the eeond round
Tue petfolle- Martinez fight was
preliminary 10 the Ace fIudtins-P Phil
McGraw battle in which The Nebrasha
Wildcat won the judges decision aft
er 4 II round slug test.
Starting HI Il fas. cl:p. Marine rc-
vealc a shfty anH clever attack that
hewildered thu fargoan Throughout.
the fierce battling ~ the first round,
bDf rnlle came out with 4 rush
in the second and immediately daze
the snaniafd WITH q straight right TO
dine head.
MARITIME sluggsd Toe to toe with
petrolie until q straight lett. which
caught him coming in. lifted hun off
he feet and sent him into tho ropes
where he collapsed hsif IN ana nalf
out 4 .hp ring. The end came TIVE
minutes and ~ seconds after the
start o. tie second reand.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-10-30

MINNESOTA GAINS.
TWO-POINT LEAD

Randall Field, Madison. Wis. Oct.
~. tfo) Forty thousand cheering
spectators thfonecd Camp Randall
Stadium today 90 witness the Mime.
sofa and Wisconsin c.evens clash IN
their thlrtrfifth annual meeting.
4 warm sun shoae through tleccy
clouds. but . northwest wind ken.
overcoats tightly b.ttonca.
MinneSoia's backs. Joestine. Pen
law and AlnlquiSt hit the Badger
line hard and worked the ball 10
the Badger l9-yard lire. With
che goal III sight. the Gopl,ers
fum5led and Burrus. WISCONSIN
flgRt end, seeoped up tie bah and
ran - yards FOR 2 touchdown. Ear-
mon kicked goal and the score was
y lseeasin Z, Minnesota o.
Ainnesota's line stopped the
pl"nging Or k,,ezc and Crcwfeot
ard Minnesota had the bail in mid
field. Herb Joesting put the ball
across the Badgers goal line ON two
runs. tic first If u yards and thu
second for 10. He failed to kick
the goal and Wisconsin hald a o.2
point lead. ) to &. The ball was
on Wisconsin's 4G-.ard line when
the period ended. Score: Wiscon-
SIN I: Minnesota 6.
Starting ffsm rhe Wisconsin Ill
gard marx. .tlaqusst ard Jeesting ad :
Hanced. alternating in hitting the
vulnerable sopts IL the opponents
line. Their tackle snashes pu. tae
hali On "iseor sins I5-ya.d line. and
P~pIaR s.cpYed back 70 score a field
goai from fsa l4Sard l.ne. Mime
sota had tAe lend e .5 :. whon he
period ended
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-10-30
FIRMS DON'T WANT
ssCREEN" HELP

Business men constantly call on
Dakoea Business College, Fargo, for
employees because D. B. c. pupils
GET their experience at school instead
Of At their employers expense.
Actual business training (copy-
riehted- unobtainable elsewhere.)
Pupils recently placed ~ Msiv
graduation day: c. E. Peterson,
with Rogers Agricultural Service,
Hi'lsboro; B. ]. Rogelstad, with
State Bank. Heimdal; Irene Beck,
with Ford Agency, Devils Lake.
Read each week. Follow the
SucceSSful." First Winter Term
Nov. 1-8. Write F. l.. Watkins,
Pres, 800 Front St., Fargo.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-10-30
NAVY DROPKlCKS
TO LEAD MICHIGAN

Baltimore Stadium. Baltimore Oct
Be tP) Michigan met the Navy to.
day IN "@lmerlikc weather before a
crowd cf apnroyimately cocoa. Thou.
sands ~ Michigan alumni were in tbs
stands, having come from All sections
Of the country for today's east-wcs,
contest.
Both sides played for the break
early in the first poriod. puhtin.- re-
reatcdlV. Penalties were inflicted
early, navy dray....:s, - yards for eli,
ping and Michigan ono five yard pun
ishmcnt for failQrc to complete 4 for
ward pass.
Shortly before The first period end
cd May t.!ea Ere smashes. making
first dowrs but being forced TO kick
i momen. later. Each team com
ple'cd orc pass during. the period.
the Navy one for % yarde and Michi-
san one for - reards. Score end of
first period: Michigan O; Navy 0.
The painting exchange worked N
Mich igan,s favor. the Wolverines get
ting the bail ON Nays 35-yara line.
as the second period started Two
fake place kicks. followed by line
rian"cS took the bah TO the l9-yard
lire but Navy blocked tricdman's NJ
ttmnt"d goal from placement.
Al! the second period play was in
Nays front yard. the ball being as
clos" a. the Vineyard line in Michi-
gam possession, only TO be lost on
downs Bennic Friedman was injured
ard Rad to he replaced for the first
time in his university career. Pucko!-
wartz took his place as the half end
Cd. Score Michigan 0; Navy 0.
The pnnting game was resumed as
the second period opened. Michigan
took to passing. getting over two for
l0 y % yard gains hnt failing to get
nnch closer 10 Nays goal line than
the center OF the field The Nays
Inc showing greater strength than
Nichisans
Hamilton dropkicked goal for
navy as the third period nearcd its
close. Navr had gotten the ball deep
- - own territory when Molenda
iamh.ca and advanced it on two long
passcs ana line smashed to the 20
yard i.ae.
Both AIDES f4mblcl frequently in
the closing minutes ot the third
period @Glca ended just after till
bert hal rla.ea 10 Nays thirty
six gard line. Score end third period
Michigan "a; Nay 3