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WILL
PLAY ALUMNI
THIS EVENING
Game, Starting al 8 O'C.0ck
Expected to Prove Real
Battle For Local Quint

D0pestcrs, usuali. positive in pre-
dieting the outcome Of Mandan has
kctball games. refused 70 make any
predictions abou. the Alumni Brave
encountered at $ O'Clock tonight OH
the high school floor.
The Alumni are un unknown guam
tity and just what they will be able
to accomplish in tonight's game is IA
question, but if such men as Norlyn
Amick, who was probably the cause
Of Mandan's victorv in the district
tournament last year, Kenneth Morris,
Grunefelder, Huff, Love and the
Pfenning brothers are in the lineup,
the game should be an even battle
The Braves have frightened up or
their defense and any long shots the
Alums may make will likely come
from back Of the center line. The
little habit of taking steps with the
ball, which required so often in the
Mandan- Linton game, has been elmin-
atcd and polished aggregate ion
should greet the former luminaries.
Heidi will be in the game and
should give fans another opportun-
itv to applaud his versatility. His
ability to worm through the opposi-
ton defense and snare baskets has
been steadily improving and he has
proved an adept at breaking up
passes.
Mcdonald is the long shot artist
of the Braves. In games played thus
far this year practically all the bas-
kets coming from long shots have
been due to his work and he has
proved to be unusually accurate in
sending the ball through for points.
Borreser, rangy center, has been
doinp sonic good work this year and
has justified expectations as to his
ability.
Seitz is steady player and al
though there is nothing sensational
about his work, he has proved one Of
the manstays of the local team. as
has Wagner.
The probable lineup Of the Braves
will be Seitz and Mcdonald at for
wards, Borresen ut center and Heidi
and Wagner at guards. The lineup Of
the Alumni is still mystery but u
quint that will threaten is probable
in view of the wealth of material.
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SOUL EXISTS
AFTER DEATH.
SAYS CURTIS
Astronomer and Scientist Ad.
DIRE sseS Association For
Science Advancement

Philadelphia, Dee. 20 "a a life
time spent in studying astronomy and
allied sciences has led nr. Heller ~
Curtis. director OF the Allegheny OBJ
s.rvatory, to believe that the human
soul exists after death.
In addressing the Association For
The Advancement Of Science here
yesterday on the unity of the uni
verse;" he showed how the same Gle
mcnts composed the earth and tn,
most distant stars. how electrical nc
ton appears to be the same on earth
as on the dimmest star and how ply
steal and chemical processes seem "a
be the same throughout the universe
and time, and he added:
81 personally find il impossible to
regard Handcl's Largo, Keats Ode to
"A Grccian Urn, and the higher ethics
ms mere by-produc,s of the chemica|
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GERMAN ENVOY
FINDS SOCIAL
AIR CLEARED
Task OF Regaining For Ger.
many lis Place on Social
Map Is Difficult

Washington, Dee. ~. tP) Win
ming back u place in the sun for Ger
many on the socia! map Of Washing
ton is one Of t. many problems which
nowadays bescts every German ann
hassador and his wife.
The late DR.. Otto WicdfclGt. Ger
many's first ambassador after the
conclusion Of peace, frankly admitted
that TO him had been assigned the
role Of "ice- breaker" politically and
socially, and in the latter part he
found the going particularly rough
1T times.
Grace and Tact Win
But the present ambassador, Baron
Ago Won Nathan and his wife find
Washington society cleared OF much
Of the wartime and post war debris,
and what remains is rapidly giving
way before the social graces and tact
full procedure of what is called "the
new German embassy crowd
The MaltZans have scored decisively
in the manner in which they have won
place in the capitals social life.
The Baroness. who comes from IA well
known Westphalian industrialist fam
iy, is no stranger to diplomatic So
cial life and although Il comparative
newcomer 10 Washington she has
quickly taken her place among the
official hostesses Of the capital.
Baron Won Nathan has proven him.
self good mixer by his democratic
na""er and his extended experience
in the German foreign service. He
is fond of riding, tennis and golf and
begins his official day early IN order
to he able N Sncnd his afternoons
outdoors. He is member Of the
nevy , nase and Congressional coun.
Try clubs.
Wcidfclt Il Business Man
That the Baron also continues IL
enjoy the complete confidence of his
home government was demonstrated
when DR.. Strcscmann, the German
foreign minister, defended him in the
Rcichstag against attacks because the
Baron displayed the German color.
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PAGE FIVE

intcraction of collection Of hydro
carbon molecules. With energy. mat
Ter, space and time continuous, with
nothing lost or wasted, are We our
sciIcs the only manifestation that
CONES to an end, ceases, ind is ami
hiiatcd III three score years and
ten.
what we crudcly call the spirit
of man makes new compounds, plays
with the laws Of chemical action,
guides the forces Of the atom.
changes the face of the earth, gives
life to new forms and takes AZ away
from millions II animals and plants.
Mere Is flame that controls. its. own
flaming. Il creative spirit which can
not reasonably be less than the con
tinuity il controls. %..-s.
This thing. soul mind or spirit.
cannot well be an eXcertiOH In
some way, ms yet impossible to define,
IL, too. mus; possess continuity
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Announcement Made
Of Merger Of Two
Grocery Concerns

Announcement that the O'R0urke
Grocery store, in continuous opera
ton since 1881, would be closed after
January !, was made yesterday by
John O'Rourke. The stock and per-
sonnet of the organization will be
merged with that Of the Fitzsimmons
grocery company
The step has been taken in the in
forest Of centraliMng the business,
reducing duplication in stocks and
developing efficiency in service, the
announcement says.
The O'Rourke grocery company was
launched in 1881 by John 0'Rourke,
selling out in 1898 to C. r. O'Rourke
and r. B. O'Rourke. In 1919 y. r:
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Delphian Chapter
Program, For Friday
Announced Today

The Delphinn Chapter will meet in
the Association of Commerce rooms
Friday morning at $3.50 o'clock. The
subject will be Modern France aud
the Career Of Bonaparte." Mrs. Kris
Kjelstrup will be leader.
'The Consulate"--Mrs. Fred Jan
sonius.
France From lisi5 to 1870" Miss
Hardy Jackson.
France Since lS7O"-Mrs. L. X.
Thompson.
Character Of People and Govern
ment"-Mr Obert Olson.
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on the embassy building here last
armistice day.
DR.. Wiedfcldt was not "scrvicc
man," and il required considerable
persuasion on the part of the Ger
man foreign office to induce him to
exchange his post us direct .ng head
of the krupp corporation for the job
of initiating the resumption Of diplo-
matte relations with the United States
in Washington. lie referred good az
turedly to his social isolation m the
capital, and did not weary of com
i"rting his immediate. staff who's.
members not infreluently found
themselves confronted by n chilly
aloofness in their social rounds.
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CITY Commissioners
A dopt Resolution
Offering Coincidence

A resolution offering coincidence to
the members of the family Of Nels
H. Romer, slain police chief, was
adooted ut the regular weekly meet
ing of the city commission last eve
ming. The resolution was ordered
spread on the minutes and a copy
sent to the Romcr family.
No definite action was taken on
permanent APPOINTMENT of Romer's
successor at thu neeting. Charles
Reynolds has held the office of act
ing police chief since the staying but
no move to make the appointment
permanent has been made as yet.
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Social and Personal
Spokane to Be New
Home of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. A. Osmundson

Mr.. and Mrs. q. A. Osmundson will
leave soon after the first Of the year
for Spokane. WASH. to make their
home. Mr.. and Mrs. Osmundson have
made their home at the Hughes
Apartments for several years, and
have lived in Bismarck since 1918.
Mrs. Osmundson came to North Da-
kota from England Is years ago.
Mrs. Osmundson is q member Of
mundson is an Elk and U. c. r..
member. A number Of social affairs
are being planned in their honor.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Copelin
Hosts Wednesday at
Dinner and Bridge

Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Copelin enter
tanned at aprettily appointed course
dinner at their apartment in the Nc
kenzie hotel last evening. The large
table was beautifully decorated with
white M" green flowers and the long
white candles placed in yellow anu
green bud candle sticks made pref
~ setting. Covers were laid for DR..
and Mrs. W. +. Crewe, DR.. and Mrs.
W. f. Cole, Mr.. and Mrs. C. d. Mann.
After dinner bridge was played.
Honors were won by Mrs. Crcwe and
DIR. Cole.
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RainbOW-De Molay
Holiday Reunion
Held Wednesday

The holiday reunion Of the De-
Molay boys and the Rainbow girls.
held last evening at the Masonic
Temple, opened with u turkey ban
quet at 6:3O o'clock. Covers were
marked for about l2O guests.
Harry LObach, master counselor Of
the DeMolay, presided as POSTMASTER
and gave an address Of welcome to the
members who attend school out-of-
town. Duane Diehl, University Of
North Dakota student, responded.
Miss Martha Gertrude Lundquist well
coined the Rainbow girls who are
home for the holidays and the re-
Spouse was given by Miss Betty But
Ter. who attends jamestown College.
Miss Clarice Beik concluded the
program with a humorous address.
Art Cayou's and Edward O'Neill's
orchestra played for the dancing
which followed. During the evening
Miss Ramona Boepple sang a num-
ber Of solos. Confetti and serpcntine
were used and there was number
of feature dances. The hall and the
lining room were decorated with the
Rainbow colors and DeMoiay shields.
The affair was chaperoned by Mr..
and Mrs. n. s. Lobach, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. A. Fisher, Mr.. and Mrs. O. Lund.
quist, and Mr.. and Mrs. John Parkin.
son.
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WELL, PERHAPS

They were discussing whether ami
mails had reason or instinct. MANY
dog has more sense than his mas
ter" said one man.
"Oh. ] say!" cried someone.
you don't know my dog" said the
first man."-Pasquino. Turin.
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GUESTS AT TOHIN HOME

Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Tobin have
as their guests over the New Years
holidays their son, John Tobin, Of
Los Angeles, and their daughtcr-in-
law, Mrs. W. J. Tobin of Fargo. Mrs
W. }. Tobin is accompanied by her
niece, Miss Margaret Jane Shotwcll
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Personal and
Social News Of
Mandan Vicinity
DANCE INDEFINITELY POST
pnNEIl

The annual New Years Eve ball
Of Mandan lodge. No. 1856, Il. J.. g.
f.. has been indefinitely postponed
in respect to Past Exalted Ruler
Nc!s II. Romer. who was killed ~
Christmas day.
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VISITORS LEAVE

Mr.. and Mrs. George Beaumont and
SON have returned to their home, in
jamestown after visit at the home
Of Mrs. Beaumont's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Chris Sakariassen.
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1.-THE STUDIO"
Lucas Block Phone l21
Bismarck, North Dakota
A Real Office Training
School

AJAbbOOA
We are a little late for Christ
mas, but just in time to wish
all our students and former stu
dents a Happy and Prosperous
New Year.
In this year of poor crops and
failing banks, we notice that
none Of oar former students
have LOST their positions. Not
ore. They are regularly draw
ing salaries of 500 to $3.50 a
month. phey are all doing
A number of our students have
gone out to positions lately and
mere are going, SO we will have
room for several new students
after the holidays are over.
Now is an excellent time to be.
gin this work. See US about II.
We are glad to get all the Typ
ing, Form Letters, Collection
Letters, &C., that we can, as it
gives our students practical
Experience" If you can use
one of our students for day, 4
week, or a month, we shall be
glad to send one to you.
More room, new equipment, an
other teacher enable US to do
better work than ever. Our
tuition rates are reasonable, our
rooms the most pleasant, and
we furnish. the best positions
l5tainable. Give us call and
see how pleasantly we are 10.
Gated.
prof" r. E. Jack, Principal
THE STUDIO
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MQndQn NeWS

FitZsimmons and John O'Eourkc, son
Of &. T.. O'Rourkc, assumed the man
agcmcnt. Shortly after, the City
Grocery was purchased and Mr.. Fi,z
simmons assumed the management.
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10 La CR0SSE

Miss Marie Huff. dietitian at the
Bismarck hospital, left this morning
for her home in La Crosse, Wis, to
visit over the New Years holidays.
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CIfrST AT RECTORY

Rt. Rev. Bishop J. Poyntz, D. D.,
Of Fargo was in Bismarck over night,
the guest of Rev. and Mrs. F. H. Dav-
export at the Episcopal rectory.
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GUEST in BISMARCK

Mrs. John Patrick Murphy Of Cleve-
land, Ohio, formerly Of Bismarck, is
in the city, the guest of Miss Mary
Kelly and other friends.
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VISITS IN BISMARCK

Miss Emma Svihovic. who has been
the guest Of Miss Ruth Walters over
Christmas, has gone to her home in
Mott to spend the remainder of the
holidays. Miss Svihovic attends
school in Miles City, Mont.
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"a no MrNNrApnYIS

Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Brown left this
morning for Minneapolis to be the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Keibold
over the New Years holidays.
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When the Thermometer
hOvers below the zero mark
burn Beulah. Coal. Phone 81.
Wachters.
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THANK HEAVEN FOR WHICu

Miss Flat: Pm sorry you don't
think much of my voice. professor.
The people next door say ought to
70 abroad and study.
Professor: Yes, but / don't live
next door.--Tit-B Bits, London.
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co TO FLORIDA

Mrs. A. Van Horn and Mrs. C. A.
Rust have left for Florida for y
several months visit. They will stop
in Tallahassee, Miami and other
points.
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WATCH PARTY

The young people Of the Presbyter.
ian church, including the Christian
Endeavor, the Hi-Y, the Girl Reserves
and other organizations, will have q
skating party Friday evening. Skat-
ing will be followed by a watch party
Mt the church.
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VISITS DAlJCHTER

Mrs. E. H. Pierce has gone to
Minneapolis to spend the holidays
with her daughter. Miss Hazel Pierce
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VISITS HERE

Miss Alice Westlin is in Bismarck
for . short visit with friends. She is
en- route to her home in Minneapolis
after visit with her father ut
Hazen.
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RETURN TO pnRr1ANn

Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Bartram, who
have been the guests of Mr.. Bar
trans parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. S.
Bartram, have returned to their home
in Portland, Ore.
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RETURNS FROM BARNEY
VISIT IN RrSMARCK

Miss Gladys MOffet has returned
from Barney, N. D., where she visit
ed her parents over Christmas.
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With total Of 34S eggs in 36O
days Il hen in British Columbia re-
Gently set Il world record in egg lay
ing. The bird was a white legh0rn.
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IS IMPROVED

Mrs. Richard Key, 5O7 Collins ave-
nue., is slightly improved after sew
eral days illness with heart at
tack.
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HERE ON BUSINESS
r. L. Wernl OF Hazen was in the
city Wednesday on business.
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TO CHICAGO

Miss Thelma Dorum has cone to
chicago. where she was called by the
illness Of an aunt.
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CONDUCTS FUNERAL

Rev. G. +. Strutz left today for
Braddock where he will conduct the
funeral Of John Schaefer, who has
been a cream buyer at that place for
several years.
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GUEST UF MISS BIGIEK
Miss Fay Newman Of Wilton is
spending the holidays in Bismarck,
the guest Of Miss lila Bigler.
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NEW YEARS VISIT

Mr.. and Mrs. Neal Swanson and
baby Jacqucline went to Valley City
this morning to remain over New
Years with Mr.. SwansOn's parents.
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ENTrRTAYN At DINNER

Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Zuger enter
tanned Judge and Mrs. Andrew Miller
and daughter, Eleanor. Of Fargo at
dinner last evening.
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ENTERTAINS CnIIECIANc

TN FIX AIMS CULLE(TANS
All Mandan students attending out
of-town schools were guests of the
Mandan Rotary club at their regular
luncheon today at the Lewis and
Clark hotel.
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Vf9ITS HERE

Mrs. a. H. Lumber9 Of Regain Il
visiting friends in Bismarck for .
few days.
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RETURN TO WILTO

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Anderson have
returned to their home at Wilton aft.
er short visit in the city.
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CrICcr m MrcC pYCr HID

Miss Edna Falkenstein and Wal.
lace Falkenstein Of Wilton visited
friends in Bismarck this week.
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PARENTS or DAu(

PARENTS OF DAUGHTER
Mr.. and Mrs. d. F.. Speaks Of 1900
Thayer are the parents Of daugh-
ter born Wednesday evening.
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I I'm MfNNiEAfOLiS
Isl. ND

u. =. Craven, has rome to MinneaT
oils fora few days husiness visit.
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Springlike Weather
in Bismarck TODAY

Bismarck is enjoying sprinrlikc
weather today, with the temperature
Ut o'clock registering 35 above zero.
STOW about the stret.s Of the city is
melting rapidly today, under IN. IN
lIuehce OF warm sun and mild
westerly wind.
The coolest point during last night
was but one degree below the freez-
ing mark. and at Il. M, today the
government thermometer registered
- above.
Today's prediction is for "far to-
night and Friday. colder tonight"
For satisfactory heat burn
ReuIAh COa). ph M 70
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RETURNS FROM VISIT

RETURNS FROM VISIT
Miss Elizabeth Roberts has return
ed from Langdon. N. D., after Q sew
eral days visit with her parents.
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COEo TO CITIES

OUES to CITIES
Mrs. r. G. Schneider leaves Friday
for the Twin Cities for . visit with
friends.
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CHOIR PRACTICE
There will be choir practice Mt the
Episcopal church this evening.
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= Little Miss Frances Burnstein
confined to her heme By illness.
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RETURNS TO GRAND FORKS


Mrs, A. l.. Larson returned today
to her home in Grand Forks after
visit in Bismarck with her sisters.
Mrs. James +. Curran and Miss Vera
Prescott.
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RETJIRNS FROM WIrroN

Miss Jennie Hagen has returned
from Wilton, where she spent Christ
mas with her parents.
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RTISTNESS VISIT

NJ. F. Parker, teacher in the Crom
we'll district school. transacted bust
ness in the city Tuesday.
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HERE FOR SESSION

Senator and Mrs. Jerry +. Stevens
of Devils Lake arrived in Bismarck
yesterday and will remain here
throughout the legislative session.
Senator Stevens represents Ramsey
county in the upper branch Of the
legislature, having been elected two
wears aYO.
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RETURN FROM MINNEAPOLIS

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward L. Bannon
have returned from Minneapolis.
where they went to purchase fixtures
for tho New Mckenzie Hotel beauty
shop.
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Mrs. Keller Hostess
to Current Events
Club on Wednesday

The Current Events club met ut the
home of Mrs. H. F. Keller Wedne sday
afternoon. The program was opened
with two piano selections by Miss
Eleanor Mann. Miss Helen Burton
Of Pekin, China, gave an interesting
talk
Miss Burton told Of the Chinese
customs which are Of the greatest in
tcrest To- tourists and related an
eventfulktrip from Pekin to Dinard
through he entrcnched battle lire
betwcen.Pekin and Tientsin, in an
effort to meet tourists ut D.nara.
Mrs. J. P. French read we'll writ
ten paper on the United States re-
Gently acquired possession. the Virgin
Islands. Mrs. Obert Olson read al,
interesting paper prepared by Mrs.
G.. k. Simpson on the "lndepe ndence
Of the Philippine Islands" Guests
Of tho club were Mrs. Andrew Mill
er Of Fargo and Miss Helen Burton
Of Pekin. A luncheon was served ut
the conclusion Of the program.
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NEW YEARS EVE DANCE

The Rebckahs are entertaining on
New Years Eve ut AN invitation
dance at which Rebekahs, Odd Eel
lows and their invited guests are ex-
pected to be in attendance. The at
fair will be at the l. o. O. +. hall
and only those with invitations Will
be admitted. Plans for the uf1nir
call for Il midnight lunch. The dance
will have many carnival features.
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PARENTS OF son

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Breen an
nOunce the birth of son Wednesday
at tho st. Alexius hospital.
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RETURNS 70 WILTON

DR.. w. r. TheiAn has returned ia
his home at Wilton after q short
visit IN BisYarck.
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Orren and Drew

law CANNOT punish directly, though
they go right to the bowelts Of So
cial uprightness.
Because a thing is within the law.
it is not necessarily straight.
Ware may have been within the
law when he used 100000 to win
the Republican nomination for Sen
ator in Pennsylvania.
Smith may have bean within the
law when he took money from pub
lie utility magnates to help him win
the Republican Senatorial nomina-
ton in Illinois, though he was a
member of the public utilities, COM
mission at the time.
The Senate may punish both men
by unseating them If they are
elected.
The safest thing, however, is for
the people to be on guard, to re-
pudiate all such activities, to refuse
public office to men who can't, or
won't stay within the bounds of de-
cency.