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r. Brummelton watched the
= reporter SLOUGH past the
windows for another minute he
sat on. Then he sprang to his
feet, shook himself free of the
stoop that had enhanced the schol.
arly atmosphere and strobe out of
the room. He went up the narrow
stairs and on the top landing met a
woman of slatternIy and enormous
girth. Her face was heavy with
fat and from between the creascs
of it her beady eyes looked sloth-
fully out.
you give me a turn" she pro-
tested. although his appearance
had not visibly startled her. "Are
you back for good, then, Mr..
Brummelton?
Il am, Mrs. Madgwick. You re-
ccived my letter, ! suppose? |
shall want my sitting room turned
out once a week as usual and the
bedroom left absolutely alone and
no meals except supper"
"Ycssir. ! didn't 'ardly
expect 10 ave YOU back for keeps,
sir. Why, it must be a matter Of
eighteen months since you went off
"a short 'Oliday, you called it"
There was "A wheeling sound and
for moment the mountain Of
flesh rippled. Mrs. Madgwick was
laughing.
well, well, Mrs. Madgwick, |
warned you when first we met that
, ! was an crratic Individual, and !
darcsay you have found no fault
with our arrangement about the
rOOms?'
THAT I'm sure I 'avcn't, sir.
IF you choose to 20 on paying for
rooms you don't us"-you'Il find
all your books in order, sir; Ivc
busted 'cm myself. There's no
trusting the girl She's one Of
those with a cad a. will never
save 'er legs. Came scuttling
down 70 me ycstcrday-nO, the
day bcfore-Monday, it was; I'd
got my washing in sOak-cam"
scuttIing down to me saying she'd
.rcn a ghost. / said to Err"
"You interest mo, Mrs Madg-
wick. Describe the apparitiOn"
meaning what il looked like?
Ow, the usual kinder nonsense,
Beautiful lady in blue, with gold
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CHAPTER XIII.

the deep chair Mr..
r. Brummelton watched the
= reporter SLOUGH past the
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M'KECHNIE IS
DISMISSED BY
PIRATES CLUB
d wnfall Of Pittsburgh
Teams Leader Relieved Due
10 Internal DissensiOn

Pittsburgh. Pa. Oct. I9.-LFp The
Pittsburgh Pirates, rulers Of the base
ball world in 1879, dethroncd this
year by ST. Louis. will be guided in
1927 BY new manager.
Bill Mckcchaie. who last year
piIOted the Corsairs to their first
national league pennant in 10 years
and then on through u triumph
over Washington IN the Horid series,
yesterday was told his services no
longer would be required.
nArne! Dfeyiuss. owner Of the
club. said the fan, had "los, coa!i-
dcntc in McKcchnic and there was
only one thing to do"
Although Dreyfuss said he had no
successor in view ut this time, basc.
ball observers were inclined to be-
lievc Arthur Fletcher, fiery manager
Of the Philadelphia Nationals, might
be found ut the Pirate helm when the
1927 season opens. Rumors that
Fred Clarke, assistan. manager and
vice president Of the club. might be
named brought denial from Dreyfuss.
who also made known his preference
for bench manager. This spiked
another run0r that had Dave Ban
croft. brilliant playing manager Of
the Boston Braves, As the Pirates
next leader.
The downfall Of Mckechnic after
a four-year reign was direct result,
in the opinion Of most observers, Of
the internal disscnsion that rem; the
club during the season just past.
Mckechnie said his future plans
were Undetermined because his re-
lease was "vcry unexpected"
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Of adventure. TO the colorfui ex.
ploits Douglas Fairbanks and a pirate
crew has been added the mo st perfect
t4chnieolor yet flEshed upon the
screen. Coiored pictures, no doubt
about IL, arc here. 1.-THE Black Pr
rate" proves that Il can hcightcn, in
stead Of dctracting from, the vivid
ness oil a thrill.
Never did more villainous crew
bonrd the peaceful merchantmen than
that headed by Douglas Fairbanks.
With. ray '"yo no" and q muttcre
curse. no takes US back 10 the old
dark days when buccaneers sailed tho
Spanish main.
Treasure chests In secret hiding
places, sparkling, water and gray sky,
these arc the background for 4
swashbuckling adventure story. Then
there arc alarun,& and excursions aud
gallant. incredible rcscues.
And the re is Doug, too, in part he
must have loved. When he's not
skimming up the rigging he's fighting
ducls. swimming through green blue
waters or taking a vessel single hand
ed. That exploit, Of course, is the
very essence Of Fairbanks. Swarming
M the slippery sides. he Ia n pirate
crew In himself. lie does every one
Of the magnificent, unbelievable
things tha. little boys dream Of.
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new RULINGS
TO. SPEED UP
FIGHTCARDS
National Boxing Association
Adopts Measures 10 Avoid
Delay in Ring

Detroit. Mich, Oct. 19.--R)--Two
regulations designed to speed up box.
ing contests today were Incorporated
in the rules Of the national boxing
association meeting here.
One provides That referee shall
be present at the weighing-in Of box
ers TO avoid giving Of lengthy in
structions later in tho ring. The
other calls for the tapping and glow
ing Of boxers hands in their dress
ing rooms under tho supervision Of
an inspector for the commission, thus
avoiding such delay in the ring.
The New York boxing commission,
which Ii rot member 0f the ma.
tional association. was criticized at
yesterdays meeting. The general
sentiment OF the commissioners was
that the rulings Of the New York
body should be ignored tho same as
rulings Of the association arc ignor-
Ell BY the New York commission.
Pennsylvania md California, besides
New York, arc the only states where
boxing is conducted on any consider.
able scale which are not members Of
the national boxing association.
The association yesterday approved
the claims of bud Taylor to the ham
tamweiRht championship held to have
been forfeited by Charley (Phil) Ros.
cnbcrg.
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Mrs. Dumas Says Gas
Took Her Breath

II Rad gas on the stomach 50 bad
that could hardly breathe. Every.
thing ! ate went against me. After
] began taking Adlcrika, the gas left
me and ] eat rything."-Mrs. E. J.
Dumas.
Adlerika differs from most mcdi-
cines because it acts upon BOTH
upper and lower bowel. It gives the
system REAL cleansing, and clears
out old poisons which usually cause
sour, gassy stomach. nervousness,
slccplcssncss, headache. Just ONE
spoonful stops GAS, and relieves that
full. bl0ated feeling SO that you can
cat better and sleep better. Even il
bowels move daily, AdIcrika brings
out much additional poison which you
never guessed was in your system and
which may hnvc long caused trouble.
No matter what you have tried for
stomach and bowels, Adlefika will
surprise you. At leading druggists.
In Bismarck at Jos. Brcslow and other
druggists. i adv.
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Tod Morgan Picked
to Win TOnight's
Fight With Dundee

San Francisco, Oct. 10--LN--Back-
cd BY the experience gained in 100
fights during his IL years in the
ring, Johnny Dundee or New York
meets Tod Morgan here tonight in
n 10-round bout for the lattcr's jun
Tor lightweight crown.
Dundee has hela the title for
13n-pound fighters twice and on
two occasions i: has been top
pied from his shoulders.
Should he win tonight the vet
Gran fighter would become the
possessor of two titles. Dundee al
ready is featherwcight champion Of
The world, a title he vacated in 1872;
by retirement. Dundee came back a
shnr time ago to claim his feather
weight crown after Kid kaplan re-
linad,shed it because Of failure to
make the weight.
Betting favors Morgan by to l.
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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE

cndcavc1ng 10 fiji Oranges old
shoes. Hes doing fair JOB OF il.
&, xuprke has several other rockies
above the average. Gallivan, Green
and nouisherity Of last years eleven
arc on the Job again. Last year
Dnh~hcrits was the hest ground gain
cr 2uppkc had outside Of Grange.
Minnesota is depending great
deal on shorty" .Aimquis, and Herb
Jocstlne. two lads who came into
prominence las. fall with bang.
Pcrlaw is another chap likely to
blaze a sensational trail ere the cam
paicn ends.
a. Northwestern there's the much-
talkcd.ahoat "Moon" Baker; also
Gustafsoh. Lewis and others. Wis.
consin has Doyle Harmon. Mctns
drc~s. Dob kreMz and Cfoioot, all
topno,ch players.
Al Chicago arc Wallic Marks and
Stanley krousc. a brilliant pair in all
departments of play. while Indiana
has two o. three sophomores who
have displayed marked ability in the
early season games. /.
Chef Wilcox is Turiue's leading
Eackficld celebrity. Iowa boasts the
flashy Cowboy" Kntsch.
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NEWS BRIEFS

Grand FORKS Albert Potter COM
mit.ed suicide in local hotel.
Buffalo, n. D.-Threc bandits, one
woman, held up John Wentz Of
Page, and robbed him Of more than
$4,000 in notes. near here.
Minneapolis OF the Min
nesota Livestock Breeders associa-
ton voted to begin a statewide cam.
pAign for the introduction Of pure
bred sires as q stride in its program
Of developing better livestock in Min.
nesota.
Mankato-Dr. H. i Michigan of
Red Wing was elected president Of
the Southern Minnesota Medical as.
sOciation in convention here last
night. Austin was chosen Us the next
meeting place. Other officers in
cludc DIR. Monty Piper Of Rochester.
secretary-sreasurer.
Consulate Hankow advises Wash
in1ton that Chinese fired upon and
boarded American merchant ship and
were evicted By guard of American
cruiser.
Postmaster General New. to seek
81 COO. ono Tor training and equipping
armed force to protect against mail
banditry..
Five robbers hold up Lee State
Bank ut Dowagiac. Michigan. and
escape with $4,000 in cash and Sc
curides.
Petition asking recall Of Governor
Hartley Of Washington filed as out
growth Of dismissal Of University
prudent
President Coolidge decides to at.
tend dedication of war memorial at
Kanaax City Armistice day.
Condition Of Frank Tinney, III at
Bettott. improves after relapse.
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Flashes of Life

New York - Everybody who works
on the Ecviathan sincerely hopes
Queen Marie will come again. Her
largest Tip was about Sl.5OO. The
lowest tip was 81. Several walters
got $50 each. One steward was given
a gold watch; steYardcsscs received
diamond brooches. ~yhc queen gave
$500 for the ships deckrfvnd and $500
for smokes for the whole crew.
pittsburgh--As head Of tkc Ku
Klux Khan in this territory for five
years Samuel u. Rich had an appro-
pirate name, IL allegations in litiga-
ton are correct. II is avcrrcd he
made hal. million.
Greenfield, s. C.--Thcre would be =
hot time of several varieties in thu
old town when Norwood CleyclSnh
gets home tomorrow completing
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BACKFIELD
MATERIAL IS
PLENTIFUL
big Ten Has Wealth of Stars
Rich. Ely and Peters
Strong SOphCmores

Chicago. Oct. l9.-Therc is a wealth,
of good backfie!d material in West
ern Conference football circles this
season. This despite the fact such
stars as Grange, Eritton, Murrcll
kcrwt.n. McCar:y, Gregory and 9TH
ers Of their ilk no longer are roam
ing the college fields.
Michigan. 1925 champion Of the Big
Ten. is well supplied with first-class
backs. For instance. there's Rennic
Friedman. picked By many experts
for A!l-Amcrican quarterback last
fall. Fricdman looks better than
ever, too.
John Kolenda. powerful fullback,
is another Yost player who rates with
the best. Then there's Louis Gilbert,
whose splendid punting has dons
much to push the Wolverines on TO
success.
Some Newcomers
Among the newcomers, Michigan
has two twinklcrs of big time caiiber.
They arc George Rich and Paul Cook.
Rich already has earned regular
pos. in the Maize and Blue backfield,
while Cook is but q step or two away.
At Ohio State. Elmer Marek Is
back and SO is Marty Karow. Marek,
highly touted in 1925. didn't shine so
brightly. Better things are expected
Of him this year. however. Karow
looms as one Of Wilcc's best PERFORM
ers.
The Buckeyes also have a sopho.
more who bids certain to carve a
name for himself in Big Ten circles.
He Is Byron Ely, former Chiliicothe
high school sensation. Ely has
shown to such splendid advantage
thus far this season that Columbus
roOters already are calling him a
second Chic Horley."
Peters . Fine Prospect
Illinois has a mighty fine prospect
in Frosty" Peters. Montana boy, who
booted II field goals in game out
there season or two ago. Peters is
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Coroner Decides
BOrck Died From
Unknown Causes

Minneapolis. Oct. l9.-lN-A YER
dict Of death from unknown causes
was filed by Clayton Thurston. Ano-
ka county coroner, yesterday, after
he had completed post norton cx-
animation on the body of John Borek,
20 years old, found near Columbia
Heights after he had becn missing
10 weeks.
Sheriff Z. s. Pratt Of Anoka coun.
~ was still Of the opinion that Dorck
was the victim Of an. assaiiant, but
admitted that the finding Of $40 in
his pocket removed robbery rs a pos
sible motive for an attack. The
coroner said the decomposed state Of
the body made it impossible TO de-
termine whether poison might have
caused death. The skull was intact.
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Temperature and
Road Conditions
(Nereury rssdines q : .. nj

Mercury rssdines ss Z Q. m.)
Eisinarck-Cloudy. IS; roads good.
st. Cloud-Cloudy. 10; roads good.
Minot-Clear. 80: roads good.
Devils Lake--Raining, 81; roads
good.
Nank..o--Cloudy. IS: roads good.
Winono-Cloudy. Il: roads good.
Kochester-Cioudy, IS; roads good.
jamestown, Raining. IL; roads
good.
Duluth--Cloudy. AZ; roads good.
Grand Forks Raining. 50; roads
good.
Hibbing Cloudy. 38: roads good.
Mandan- Cloudy, 30: roads good.
Crookston Cloudy, az; roads good.
Fargo Cloudy. IS: roads good.
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FIGHT RESULTS

Louisville Young Stribling, At.
lanta. knocked out Soldier Buck,
louisville 80
Baltim0rc--Eddic O'Dowd. Column.
bus, Ohio. bca. Nate Carp, Baiti-
more tfoI.
New Benny Bass. Philadel.
phia. butp0intcd frankie Garcia
California tl0). Sammy Baker
Mitchell Field. beat irish Tommy Jor,
dan. Brooklyn tIO). Lew Chester
Brooklyn. scored technical knockout
over Joe Pivas, st. Louis {G).
Chicago-Tommy L6ughran. Phil
adeiphia, defeated Martin Burke, New
Orleans 1O). Harry Ebbcts. Brook
lyn, won from Emil Baksix. North
Chicago cd. Hy Gottfreed, Chicago.
defeated Danny cooney. philadel-
phin CO.,.
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Mrs. G. 7. Ro-
din, Box 46G, La
Prairie, ILL.,, says:
"For some years l
suffered with cS-
trcmc nervousness
which robbed me
Of many hours of
sleep and every
thing excited nc.
"Ncuritis an d
S W Hing in my
knees q n d arms
was aim ost unbcar.
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and my food didn't taste right or
agree with me.
''Somc Of my relatives told me how
Tanlac had benefited them and de.
cidcd to try it. This wonder tonic
cleaned out my system, toned up my
liver. Now ! have an oldfashioncd
appetite and my neuritis, slceplcss.
ness and other troubles are gone.
like to praise Tanlac."
Tanlac, made from roots. banks
and herbs, usually builds health and
strength. At all druggists. adv
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walk from Atheist Co., .caused by
picking the wrong football team, to
het on. Social clubs win give him 4
gala welcome; but Mrs. Cleveland
vows that she will have another kind
Of club ready.
Chicago-Mss. Ircnc Caste Me-
l.anphlin hos been thrown by her
horses twice in q week. The first
time runaway upset her gig, but she
was unhurt. Then she was badly
bruised when he mount fell and roiii
ed on her.
New York-Thcrc should be a pro-
football argument in this. Official
statistics OF Il years violent deaths
in New York city include: Diving 6;
Sicighing q: Baseball 8: Fist fighting
3; football l.
New Yorktown, down the champs
keep coming. Just after the un-
browning of Dartm outh, Albert Tan
CORA lost the typcwriting title. I lie
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TUESDAY, OCTOBER IS, 1926

to put the new plan into effect in
the chip wards in Oakland. where the.
company employs approximately 200
men.
1T is almost impossible for work.
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Five.day Week Plan
Reaches West Coast

Oakland, Calf. Oct. lN.-4P)-Thc
"fivc day week with six days pay"
has reached the Pacific coast.
David Crowley, general manager Of
the Crowley Ship6uilding company,
today announced that he is preparing
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men to- get started on Saturday be-
fore they, have to knock off for the
day." Crowley said. Therefore they
might jus. as we'll have the whole
day off,"
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Tanlac Wins
Swear Battle

Former Dcs Moines MatrOn
Relieved Of Nervousness. Loss
Of Sleep and Appetite. Gains
10 lsOu nds.
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wrote only 1880 words IN Al, h6ur
while George Hossficld did A22QQ.,.. =

- = - %Ssss--SS y Y
New York--Roger Wolfe Kahn is in
vaudeville with \ Jazz band and new
mustachc.
Hal.fa.-- One may hunt moose now
with nll tho comforts Of home. Just
ride in limousine to a mile or 30
from whore the mbose is, then take
along a portable radio SO that the lat
est Wall street quotations may be
available .f
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Grand Foris Albert Potter com
mit.ed suicide in local hotel.
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CREDIT Ar NJ Y
WITH NEW
IDEA
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ments are being sent to selected
list and It is hoped that the eli.
entele win be drawn from 9 group
of people who already know ono
another. so that one may drop
in at the Tea Shop, much as q club
be greeted by groups Of friends
and acquaintances,
Late sunday breakfasts win be
featured and Thursday night din
ners- providing q pleasant place
to dine on the maids night out
and la the autumn Sunday night
suppers. with amusing entertain
ment. win be provided. Arrange
ments can also be made to com
mandeer the house or . part there
Of for private parties.
HOmeIike Atmosphere
Altogether the homelike atmos-
phere is to be stressed as much as
possible. One room win be finished
as q lounge, with big, comfortable
chairs and shaded Iamps-even al,
open fireplace II promised Il this
weather continues--and tea wagons
win be wheeled In there much AZ II
ones own drawing room.
It IL expected that many bridge
parties will be given in this pleasant
setting and the presiding genius Of
the bridge salon will be Mis-. Charles
Keane, one OF Washing ton's authori.
ties on the game. She, like Mrs.
Noble and Mrs. Brant, ID "welI and
favorably known" in society in the
CAPITAL.
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Photo by Harris & EwinI

Representative and Mrs. Maurice
Thacher will leave Washington
shortly after the adjournment of
Congress for their home in Ken'
lucky.
Mrs. E. II. G. Slater, of Wash.
ington, will be among those sailing
for Europe on the Olympic on Sat.
urday.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. Noyes left
Washington yesterday for their
summer home, at Winter Harbor,
Me. They will stay in New York
for ten days.
Lieut.. Rico Babba, who has re.
Gently gone to the West Coast, Is
spending some time at the Daven.
port Hotel. Spokane, Wash.
Mrs. Frank G. Henry will return
the first of next week to her home,
1915 Belmont Rd., after q two
weeks visit to Mrs. Samuel An.
thony Mason in Frankfort. KY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry will leave
shortly for an extended visit TO
Poland Springs, Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson D. Davis
have arrived in Washington from
Chicago, Ill, and taken q Ruita ia
bthO H0toa, 00oeoNeltA -,
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BENEFIT ARRANGED FOR
EPISCOPAL HOME

tf 4
Mrs. Coolidge heads the list q
patrcnesess Tor the National Players
performance on the evening Of June
u, which Il being given ~ benz.
Eft Tor the Episcopal Home for the
Aged, 1916 wisconsin Avenue. The
play Is that delightful comedy. " he
Show.O OFF.
The new home Of the organization.
donated by Mrs. Cornelia 6. jones.
has only been IN operation tor
few months. Now an effort is being
made to purchase the adjoining
property, and it IL to swell this pt1r.
chase fund that the benefit Is being
arranged.
Secretary Mellon of the Treasury
has taken D. box for the per.
Of the residents OF the home. Sem
ator ana Mrs. Lawrence G. PhippE
and Mr.. and Mrs Harry Lee Rust
have also taken boxes.
Beside Mrs. Coolidge the list 0f
patronesses includes Mrs. John a.
LejeIine, Mrs. James %. Freeman,
Mrs. Arson Phelps Stokes. Mrs.
George Atkinson, Mrs. George Eislke
Dudley, Mrs. q. B. Phillips, Mrs.
William Reeves, Mrs. Frank Henry,
Mrs. William -. Ham, Mrs. Rust
Smith, Mrs. David ii. Blair. Mrs.
Victor j. Deyber, Mrs. Ct. "
Wheeler, Mrs. Willoughby Chesley,
and Mrs. r. l.. WilIberger.
In celebration Of Bunker Hill Day,
the Massachusetts Sociaty Is giving
a dinner dance at Commonwealth
Farm, Sandy Spring, Nd, tonight.
Buses win leave Pennsylvania Ave.
nue. and Fourteenth Street at 3
o'clock.
Adr. and Mrs. Horace McDavid
and small daughter, Joan, Of
Decatur. III, are, spending few
days at the Willard. They are on
an extended trip through the East.
having come to Washington from
Philadelphia after having visited
New York and Montreal. They plan
to return to their home by way OF
indianapolis where they win spend
several days.
Mrs. John N. Hauser, Of Co.
Iumbus, Ohio, is visiting Major ana
Mrs. Charles M. McCorlkle In their
home at 1920 Morrison St
X 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Eugene
Rhodes announce the wedding Of
their daughter, Miss Mary Regina
Rhodes, and Benjamin Hugh Ben.
nett, on June at the home Of the
brides parents In Cleveland Park.
The bride had 40 her attendants
her sisters, Miss Helen Theresa
Rhodes and Miss Dorothy Magda-
lene Rhodes. The bridegroom had
as best man Leo Cleary, and z.
Eugene Rhodes, jr.,; Kingston
Rhodes and Robert Emnlitt Rhodes,
brothers OF the bride, were ushers.
Miss Cecilia O'Day and Miss Louise
Duffey played the wedding music.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett will be at
home after July is at 2721 Adams
Mill Rd.