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Evening star., 1927-10-02
Education in Film Research.
EXPERIENCE gained through mo.

EXPERIENCE gained through mo-
ton picture research can be Of
benefit in many strange ways.
When Cecil De Mile carefully
placed a card In his mouth before
accepting the gift of a Samurai
sword from a group of Jananese ad-
mirers. the Oriental representatives
were surprised that an Occidental
would know one of the tiny but i'm,
portant details in typical Japanese
etiquette.
1t all came from picture research.
The card, II seems, is to keep the
breath from defiling the marvellous
steel of the blade as 1t IL drawn from
the scabbard.
Evening star., 1927-10-02
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS."

! Sharing top honors at the Earle
Theater this week will be c. B. Mad
docks production, "Yesterthoughts,"
and frankie Heath as the stage Offer
ing, and the photoplay. the Warner
Bros version of the David Beiasco
stage success, "The Heart OF Mary
land" starring Dolores Costello.
soThe Heart of Maryland was one
Of the early starring vehicles for Mrs.
Leslie Carter when she was under
Belasco's guidance. The story 10 that
Of q 1irl who loves the Gray but risks
an for the Blue during the strife that
marked our Civil WNr. The climax
Evening star., 1927-10-02

This weeks musical presentation at
the Strand Theater will be "Fads and
Follies," presented by company OF
% entertainers with an ensemble Of
16 singing and dancing girls.
The cast is headed by Harry Bent
ley, dialect comedian and the singing
ingenue Elsie Burgere. Assisting
Bentley In the comedy end will be Bud
Purcell, George Levy and Matthew
Fenner. The feminine members OF
the cast include Elsie Burgere, Irene
Finley and Julia Arcand, who lead the
girls in IL musical and dance numbers.
There are Is scenes with novel stage
settings and costuming.
On the screen will be shown Quar-
antined Rivals" first run Gotham
photoplay, with q cast including Rob
ert Agnew, Kathleen Collins, John
MILAN and Veora Daniels.
Evening star., 1927-10-02
Attractions in Washington
Playhouses This Week
MUSIC AND DRAMA.

NATIONAL-"The Zoo," comedy. Tomorrow evening
BELASCO-"Synthetic Sn,' drama. Tomorrow evening
POLTS-Thurson, magician This evening.
KEITHSBeatrice Lille vaudeville This afternoon and evening"
vaudeville This afternoon and evening
GAYETYanders Revue This afternoon and
ming.
STRANDFads and Foe musical presentation This afternoon
and evening
Evening star., 1927-10-02

Phoebe Foster, a woman of ex-
traordinary beauty and poise, helps
to make the going easier for COM
plicated plot. One of the most re-
markable Characterization in Inter
Evening star., 1927-10-02

The manner in which so many
plays light on the boards of the local
theater and then leap off into space
make the title seem somewhat ap-
plicable to the position of Washing
ton, D. c., as the try-out center of
4hN continent
New Britain herald., 1927-08-29

RESULTS AT =sesxfs Sa ] %
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WEST MAIN ST.. PLAfNVILLE, 100!
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house
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FIVE room apartment, steam heat and
tanitor service. all conveniences; near
High school. Rent reasonable. Apply
" n Erikorian 164 Glen St
New Britain herald., 1927-08-29

WEST MAIN St-535-tenement of
rooms. End floor improvements. adult
only Terms reasonable, Tel. 1868.
New Britain herald., 1927-08-29

WEST MAIN ST. 625-Tenement Of
rooms, all improvements. Tel. l746.
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ments. all improvements. Few minutes
walk from center, Call 3661-13.
New Britain herald., 1927-08-29

HOUSE of II rooms In a good rooming
section. Just fitted up with all modern
conveniences. A good proposition for
right party. Apply Smith Store House,
- Wa2 Ct. Hartford
New Britain herald., 1927-08-29

EAST MAIN sT-s room apartment,
steam heat. all modern Improvements
INQUIRE Central Market, IS East Main
New Britain herald., 1927-08-29

EAST MAIN St. 500 large rooms on
ard floor. all conveniences Apply same
address
New Britain herald., 1927-08-29

WINTHROP ST, 231-5 room tenement,
modern improvements. Apply End floor:
IS WILSON ST, 3rd floor, room tens
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LIST floor
New Britain herald., 1927-08-29

BUSIHeBS FIat3S FOr kent II
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New Britain herald., 1927-08-29

WHITING ST. SIS room tenement,
new house. LIST floor, all improvements.
with or without garage. Inquire End
Noor
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ELTINGE THEATRE

"LaBoheme" with John Gilbert
and Lillian Gish in featured roles will
be shown for the last time tonight,
Thursday.
The stirring history Of the found
ing Of the great Canadian Northwest
Mounted Police, an army Of u few
who conquered the lawlcssness of an
almost unexplored empire within the
confines Of the Dominion Of Canada,
has been reproduced on the screen
and will be seen at the Eltinge. on
Friday and Saturday under the title,
"The Flaming Forest"
The picture, is a screen adaptation
of James Oliver Curwood's immortal
story of the establishing of law and
order in territory Of three hundred
thousand square miles by some three
hundred brave men who dared death
daily and always "got their man."
The picture, filmed largely in Cam
ada and Montana, Is interpreted by q
cast of twenty celebrated players with
Antonio Moreno and Renee Adoree
in the leading romantic roles. Among
the other celebrated players Of the
cast are: Gardner James, Oscar
Beregi, Tom O'Brien, Bert Roach,
Claire Mcdowell, Clarence Geldert,
William Austin, and little Mary Jane
Irving.
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CAPITOL THEATRE

The muffled rhythm of hundreds
of moccasined feet in the wedding
dance of savages~pa tserified captive
white girl-an Indian braSeSwaiting
to make her hisS squaw!s SNadenly
the tom-toms stop their weird beat.
ing! Shrieks rent the night air
shadows danced eerily in the glow
of the campfires-beforc the thun.
dering, killing hoofs of the Devil
Horse the dancers fled in a terror
that can only be known to the
superstitious.
Through their midst came the
great black stallion-the wild crea-
ture who made war on the Indians
--trampled them to death meath his
great hoofs. And on the back of
this horse that no human being had
ever touched and lived to tell the
tale, rode man! What magic was
this?
This is one of the thrilling and
spectacular scenes promised in "The
Devil Horse" the Hal Roach Pathe-
picture showing today to patrons at
the Capitol Theatre, and star
ring Rex, the only screen actor Of
his kind in the world. Rex plays a
wild horse, the only role he is fitted
for, because he is himself crea-
ture of the wild. Since coming into
the possession. of Hal Roach, Rex
has known the kindness of man and
the comfort Of civilization, but his
wild heart has not been softencd,
and he is not a trained trick horse.
His every movement is the natural
reaction of a wild nature.
"The Devil Horse" which is a
story by Hal Roach, taken from the
history Of the west, is enacted by a
cast Of humans headed by Yakima
Canutt, the famous cowboy actor,
and Gladys Mcconnell. Rex's mate,
Lady, and the Killer, a spotted
black and white stallion, lend four
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New'P0ttely Display
at Capitol Attracts
Number of Visitors


Considerable interest has been dis
played by members Of the legislature
and other visitors to the state cap
itol in new display Of North Da-
kota pottery which recently was in
stalled by Margaret Kelly Cable,
head of the ceramics department Of
North Dakota University, Grand
Forks.
The new display shows the prod
ucts which can be made from North
Dakota clay to the best advantage.
Some pieces in the display which is
supplantcd had not been properly
glazed or did not have the finish
which the new ones possess.
The ceramics department of the
university recently issued booklet
describing North Daktoa's huge pot
terry clay deposits. The booklet also
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tralizc all acids.
All this | did under dental advice,
and consulted high authorities. But
now the great experts have COM
bined all these helps in one tooth
paste. | just apply that. and it does
III minute, all l did with many
applications.
This ncw-typc dentifricc is called
Quindent. which means five in one.
1t is made by Quindcnt Laboratories
to meet modern requirements. The
makers supply ME ten-day samples,
and will gladly mail one to anyone
who asks. The coupon will bring it
with my Beauty Book. Even one
nights use will bring you new con-
ccptions of tooth paste.
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Social and Personal
Jack Fleck to Wed
Miles City Girl
Saturday Morning

The wedding of Miss Laura Lakin
OF Miles City, Mont. and Jack a.
Fleck Of Bismarck and Mandan will
take place Saturday morning in Miles
City. A simple ceremony has been
planned. Mr.. Fleck left this morning
by car for Miles City.
The bride-to-be is q graduate of
Abbot College in Massachusetts,. Mr..
Flick Is . former student of the Uni
yersity of North Dakota and is the
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Fleck of
Mandan. He is connected with the
Fleck Motor Sales here.
Mr.. Fleck Entertained with q bach.
elor supper Tuesday evening at the
Mckenzie hotel.
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ENTERTAlNS CLUB

Mrs. J. G. Taylor was hostess to
the Current Events club Wednesday
afternoon. The program included an
interesting paper by Mrs. H. F. KEEL
Ter on our immigration laws. Mrs.
George Shafer discussed the housing
situation Of our foreign ambassadors.
Mrs. John Thorpe came into the club
las new member. At the conclusion
of the program the. hostess served
refresh ments.
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Mrs. c. j. Myers Is
Hostess at Birthday
Party For Mr.. Myers

Mrs. c. J. Myers entertained Tues.
day evening with a surprise birthday
party complimentary to Mr.. Myers.
Four tables Of bridge were in play,
honors going to Mrs. A. D. McKin.
non and James Kiley.
The rooms were prettily decorated
in pink and white. A large birthday
cake was the center of attraction.
Mr.: Myers received many useful
gifts.
The hostess was assisted by Mrs.
James Kiley, Mrs. r. S. Van Luchcn
and Mrs. William Kiley. There were
e guests,
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RETURN FROM MINOT

Members of the Lions club return
ed last evening from Minot where
they conducted charter night services
for the Minot club Tuesday evening.
The Bismarck club instituted the club
at Minot several months ago. Seven
members made the trip to Minot in
GLIDING the president, DR.. F. B.
Strauss, who had part on the pro-
gram, William Harris, j. p. Spies, j.
G. Maddox, Ray Stair, S. w. Robert
SON and A. P. Knothe.
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DELPHIAN SOCIETY TO MEET
The Delphian Society will meet Fri
day morning at $3.50 in the Associa
ton Of Commerce rooms. The topic
for study will be England Of the
Nineteenth Century," The leader
will be Mrs. Ralph Penner. Text re-
ports follow: Reforms of the Nine
teenth Century," Mrs. Florence Davis;
"Children in the Coal Mines" Miss
Helen Dahl; Catholic Emancipation"
Mrs. John French; English Litera-
ture to the Elizabethan Age" Mrs.
w. A. Hughes; Literature from Eli
zabethL to Victoria" Mrs. George
Shafer.
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J YOUNG PEOPLES MEETING
s The young people Of the Salvation
Army will have a meeting tonight in
the hall to welcome Lieut.. Nellie
Sites, who has been transferred to
the Bismarck post from Valley City.
Lieut.. Katherine Timmerick, former
~ in Bismarck, has been transferred
to Valley City. The program planned
for the evening will include violin
selections by Professor A. Lampe,
piano numbers by Miss Kenny Lampe
and numbers by the Salvation Army
young people. The public is cordial
Nv invited.
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Mrs. H. A. Bolton
HOnoree at Party
On Wednesday Eve

Miss Hildora Simonson entertained
"Wednesday evening at her apartment
IN the Person Court with a bridge
dinner in compliment to Mrs. H. A.
Bolton Of Fargo who is employed in
Bismarck during the legislative ses-
sion. The dinner table was prettily
lighted with yellow tapers.
Two tables Of bridge were in play
after dinner, honors going to Mrs.
George E. Smith.
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ing at my age.
This is what
| tell them.
For many
years l spent
on my teeth
about 80 min
utcs daily. l
used a clean
ser, then a
polisher. then
an antiscptic
mouth wash.
And | forced
iilagncsia sbe-
tween the
teeth to neil.
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Florists of Three
States Meet Today

Fargo. N. D., Jan. l3.--LAp-Thc
annual convention Of the Tri-State
Floral association opened here today
with nearly 100 delegates attending
Srom North Dakota, South Dakota
and western Minnesota. Speakers
who addressed the convention were
r. L. Smith Of Chicago and Max Kan
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DINNER NETTING

The educational committee of the
Business and Professional Women's
club was in charge Of the regular
monthly dinner and business meeting
of the club held Tuesday evening in
the club rooms. The Misses Minnie
and Hazel Nelson, who are leaving
the city soon, were honor guests.
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Special For Friday and Sat-
'urdav only: one group Of win
ter coats to be closed out at
$9.95.-Sarah Gold Shop, 312
Main st.
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WEDNESDAY CLUB MEETS

WEDNESDAY CLUB MEETS
- The Wednesday Study club was en-
!srtained Yesterday At e. the home Of
afternoon on the first s on Florida by by
Mrs. w. L. Diven and the other,
"Threc Famous American Women"
by Mrs. w. E. Cole. The club will
hold its next meeting with Mrs. w.
II. Bodenstab.
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INSTALL OFFICERS

Members of the Capital City Lodge,
No. 2, l. o. O. F., installed officers
at a public meeting Tuesday evening.
The officers include r. E. Carlander,
noble grand; Forest Harding, vice
grand; P. d. Kcbsgard, treasurer; S.
8. Mcdonald, chaplain; A. w. Snow,
secretary.
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LEAVE FOR RICHARDTON

Roy Berger and Magdcline Berger,
who were in the city for the wedding
of their brother, M. James Berger,
left Tuesday for their home in Rich
ardton. Mr.. and Mrs. Schmidt, broth
er-in-law and sister Of Mr.. Berger,
and John Berger, his father, left yes
tcrday for Richardton.
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st. Rose Group
Guests at Bridge
Party Wednesday

Mrs. Thomas Galvin and Miss Eliza
beth Pfeiffer entertained Wednesday
evening at the home Of the former
with a bridge party for members of
the st. Rose group Of the Catholic
Women's Missionary Society. Six
tables were in play during the evc-
ming, honors going to Mrs. L. II.
Carufel and Mrs. W. F. McGraw.
Flowers were used about the rooms.
At the conclusion of the games a
course luncheon was served.
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FACULTY LUNCHEON

FACULTY LUNCHEON
The members Of the high school
faculty were entertained at lunch
con wednesday afternoon at the close
Of school in the domestic science
room. Mrs. Nell Pollard and Miss
Elizabeth Jones were hostcsscs.
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High School Notes

TO DEBATE IN MINOT
Members Of the high school debate
team will 60 to Minot next week to
meet the Minot team. Definite plans
for the debate have not yet been
made,
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FORTNIGHTLY CLrJR MEETS

FORTNIGHTLY CLUB MEETS
The Fortnightly club was enter
tanned Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. e. B. Cox. Mrs. William
LANCER gave an interesting review of
parts Of the text book, a history Of
North Dakota. Mrs. John Burke's
paper was on "The Custer Battle"
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PRACTICE FOR PLAY

Practice for the play "Scven Keys
To Baldpate," to be given by the
Junior Playmakers February 10 at
the city auditorium, has been under
way this week, following the selec-
ton of the cast last Friday. Miss
Dorothy Dakin is directing the play.
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10 TNSTAIT. OFFICERS

Bismarck Auxiliary, No. 5, !. 0. o.
F., Patriachs Militant, will install
officers this evening at 8 o'clock
at the I. o. o. F. hall.
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CI1EST or SISTER

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Riley have rs
their house guests Mrs. Mary Rose
and son, Clyde Rose, Of Liberty, Sask.
Mrs. Rose is q sister Of Mrs. Riley.
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GYM CLASS MEETS TONIGHT

NI W OIAlA0O NEE IVNIOhI
The young mems gymnasium class
which regularly meets in the high
school on Monday and Wednesday
nights will meet tonight in view Of
the fact that the meeting last evening
was given up because Of the Phan-
tom Washburn game.
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VISITORS LEAVE

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Glover left
this morning for Edmundton. Can,
sitter q visit in Bismarck with Mr..
and Mrs. W.. J. Dobson.
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contains an interesting description
Of the various methods Of manufac-
turing pottery.
The capitol collection does not
contain, however, one Of Miss Cables
recent choice productions. 1t is a
piece which she gave to Governor A.
G. Sorlie for Christmas present.
On it's sides appear 10 distinctive
North Dakota products, ranging from
wheat, flour and potatoes to the
honey bee and the prairie rose.
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TRUSTEES MEET

Members Of the board Of trustees
Of the Bismarck Evangelical hospital
held a business meeting Wednesday
afternoon at the hospital.
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Betty Wales all silk hose at
$1.95 at the Bismarck Cloak
Shop.
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FALL AND WINTER HATS
Buy any Of our fall or win.
ter hats that formerly sold up
to SIP to SIT at only 81 for
quick cleanup. - Buchholz
Millinery. u
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PEP MEETING

PEP MEETING
Plans are being made for a pep
meeting in the high school audito-
rum Friday morning in preparation
for the Mandan- Bismarck basketball
game to be played in Mandan Friday
evening.
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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE

footed support. Fred Jackman, d.
rector Of previous Rex films, d.
rectcd "Thc Devil Horse"
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INITIATED INTO FRATERNITY
Earl Benscr and Bruce Murphy,
Bismarck. were among the new mem.
bers initiated in Delta Sigma ri
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CALLED TO CALIFORNIA

DR.. r. S. Towne has gone to Pase-
dena, Calf, where he was called
bK the death Of his brother, Howard
T6wne. e..
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PARENTS OF DAUCHTER

PARENTS OF DAUGHTEK
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Bracht Of Ha-
zelton are the parents of daughter
horn January ., at the Bismarck hos
ktal.
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My Smile
Shows q row Of pearls
BY Edna Wallace Homer

/. ! am asked by countless people
how | got such pretty teeth. And
how keep them sound and glistcn-
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At 1880 this evening, station
CNRC, (435), Calgary, will have q
musical tour of France"
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LEAVES FOR MINNESOTA
Miss Frances Schekall left this
morning for Perham. Mimi, where
she will visit her parents.
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nowski Of Grand Forks. Officers win
be elected late today and banquet
will be held tonight. The convention
will close Friday. AT
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honorary professional commerce
fraternity at the University Of North
Dakota.

TO ORGANIZE p. T. A.
A Parent Teacher Association will
be organized Friday afternoon at
$3.50 at the Roosevelt school. A large
attendance of parents is desired.
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Hear Judge A. G. Burr Sat.
evening at 8 o'clock at the
Presbyterian church. Silver
offering.
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Radios RialtO
(By The Associated Press

(By The Associated press)
woo (4S4D, Davenport, will open
the evenings radio program with a
chimes concert scheduled to start at
5:45 p. M. and at 7:15 p. m. will en-
terrain with musical concert which
will be followed at 1880 p. M. with
a varied music program. WHO (526)
Des Moines, will give number Of
vocal selections at the same time.
At 8 p. M. WCAP (278), Philadel-
phia, will have an accordion program
and at 1880 p m. WGY $3.50
Schenectady. will offer organ music.
WREO (286) Lansing, has varied
music concert to be heard ut 7:15
p. M, which will be followed at TAO
p. m. with piano recitals from WIP
5000, Philadelphia, with string en-
semble at $3.50 p. m. ;.
Trio music on tonight's program
will be broadcast from WBAP (476),
Fort Worth, at 1880 p. m., featuring
Hawaiian trio, WBZ (333) Spring
field, at 1880 p. M. and WMAQ (448)
Chicago. has a duo to be on the air
at Z p. m.
The feature talks of the evening
will be headed by Rev. Frederick NJ.
Eloit, of the Unity Church Of st.
Paul. who will give talk on Zone
World at Time," at 7:15 p. M, from
WCCO (41O, the Twin Cities radio
station.
40
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urpr rOR VISIT

L. O. Grambs of New York City
has arrived in Bismarck for visit
with his brother, F. G. Gtambs.
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HERE FROM STERLING
j. w. Riley Of Sterling transacted
business in the city yesterday.
, 1927-01-15

In an article under the caption Our
Wards in the Philippines" the "0utlook''
in commenting on Colonel Carmi A..
1hompson's report to the President has
tais to say, which has some bearing ON
present conditions in this island:
First ana most important, 5 he
, 1927-01-15
EcGuzr2En BZaGS al Ihe Roman
Catholic Church, ChFfsalaHs5eG,
Tor Tine a85o Governor Martin Es
Trench W. $. ~. Retired.

AS advertised for the last few days
the Requiem Mass in lhe Roman CaJho-
lie Church was wen attended. Special
seats were reserved for the Naval officers,
Colonial Council Members and other in
habitants. The Hon. Despajchiug Secre-
tary occupied the front pew on the lett
while tie front pew on The right was
occupied by the Chairman Of The Colonial
Council. following which the other mem
bers were seated
Precisely at 1890 The Solemn Mass
BEGAN. Rev. Father Clair, U. IS. r., was
celebrant. He WIS assisted by Fathers
Volk and Kennedy. Attic end Of the Mass
the Pulpit was occupied by the Rev.
Father Clair, who during the short period
of is minutes kept his hearers spell bound.
He ~euIoeised the deceased Governor,
giving an outline of his lie from the
year of birth (l6G8) up to that day i'm
September 1925 when he took tie oath
as Governor OF the V. L.; after this the
funeral service were sung, laps played by
a BugIer of the Marine Corps, the choir
sung Nearer my God to Inee, ? and all
went away feeling that they had done
their duty towards their Governor.