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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-07-11
FINANCIAL.
REVIEW

New York. July ll.-Lp Easy
money rates and bclated investment
demand for high grade securities
provided the background for another
advance in prices in this weeks stock
market. Trading was largely PROBES
sional in character. the activity of
pools accounting for more than "A
score Of new high records. Bears
succeeded IN uncovering number
If weak spots, but are reported TO
have los, heavily in their attacks on
some of the industrial speeialtles,
such as Baldwin. Houston OH, Air
Reduction. United Fruit and Amer
lean Radiator.
The weeks business news had a
5carish tinge but most forecasts Tor
the last half Of the year were optim-
.stic. Steel and pig iron production
showed a sharp decrease last month
with operations in general falling
below 20 per cent capacity. Stee
shares. however, held up well.
Erratic fluctuations took place il
.he automotive issues because OF con
flicting reports regarding curren
| sales and earnings. Dodge Brothers
common and preferred and Jorda,
sank 10 new low records. All made
| good recoveries. General Motors wa
sluggish. Gabriel Snubbers and som,
other accessory shares reached new
nigh ground.
| Rubbers strengthened when It be
came apparent that the preferre
dividend or L. $. Rubber would b
paid, bu. sold off later. New hig
records were made by severt
of the cigar stocks. Oil shares wer
again sluggish. Production rose {
new record high levels, but Housto
showed independent strength.
General Electric. Westinghouse
Electric. Westinghouse Airbrake ar.
Manhattan Electrical Supply attaine
new neak prices on reports of iarg
identification projects. america
Brown Boveri issues collapsed to ne,
low ground. Baldwin Locomotiv
again reached record high Levels. bu
sold off on realizing by speculativ
| interests
! Weakness cropped cut in 4 wa
assortment of specialties includln
Electric Refrigeration. Nivadcat
| Penn-Dixie Cement. Brooklyn Man
haitian Transit preferred Pierce A,
row preferred, and Brunswick Balk'
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MAN DROWNED
NEAR ROBINSON
Elmer Nerby, 80, Found
Pinned to Bottom of Slough
by Automobile

Steele. N. D.. July ll.--tSpecial to
the Tribune Elmer Nerby, 80. son
Of r. r. Ncrby of Robinson. was
a.-rwred Sunday when his automo-
bile turned over in a slough one
lla,I miic north of Robinson. P;nniny
him face down in the wa:c" The
car was across Ncrby's back and only
ono wheel was visible about the
water.
Nerby is said to have ATTENDED a
dance at Robinson Saturday night.
leaving there about II O'CLOCK sun
day morning. Indications are that
he fell asleep at tho wheel Of he car.
since tracks showed that the ma
chine gradually went over 10 The left
side OF the road for a distance of
IT'S feet before going over nigh
trade. Ii is not known how long the
body had been in the water hetosc
the accident was discovered.
Nerby leaves wife and SIX ch'l-
drcn. the youngest of which are
twins.
Two occupants of an automobile
ESCAPED with but minor injuries
when their machine upset IN making
sharp turn near the railroad cross
ing at Cleveland Sunday. The ma
CHI inc was wrecked.
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Many Expected at
Title Mems Meet

Abstracters from practically every
firm in the state will gather here
Tuesday morning for the annual
meeting Of the North Dakota Title
Mems association. Sessions arc to
be held in the Knights OF Pythias'
hall. Speakers include President
John l.. Bowers of Mandan: {. b.
Cooley Of Mandan: +. d. Adams Of
Lisbons Governor A. G. Sorlie: Geo.
H. Phelps of Bowbells; ]. N. Hanley
of Mandan; County Judge Shaw of
Mandan. and James S. Johns, Pendle-
ton. Ore. chairman Of the abstrac-
ters' section. the American Title as
ISOLATION.
The annual banquet is to be held
Tuesday evening. Sessions continue
through Wednesday afternoon.
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MQndQn Neus

afternoon with hundreds of friends
of the deceased in attendance. Floral
tributes were numerous, attesting to
the high esteem in which he was held
in the community.
Services were conducted BY Rev.
Strasburg, pastor Of the Hebron
church. and the pail bearers were
deacons of the church. Fourteen
| young lady members of the choir.
dressed in white, served as flower
girls.
The deceased leaves. beside his
widow. Mrs. Dora Ewald, a brother,
Rev. Fred Ewald Of Richmond, Mich,
and "A niece and nephey. Mrs. Ger
/ trude K1ick and T. p. Ewald Of He
! bron.
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BOwbells Salesman
Killed in Fall Off
Truck Near MinOt

Mlnot. N. r., July li.-LP>-An in
Quest to be held today at 1 p. M. IN
Minot. will examine the facts in the
death OF Edward j. Devercaux of
Rowbells. who was killed last eve
ming at $50 when he fell from the
running board Of moving truck
three miles west Of Minot on the
Burlington highway.
Mr.. Devetcaux. 43 years OF age
and salesman for the Rowbells
Implement company, died almost in
stantly, succumbing to internal hem
orrhages caused by injuries to his
chest. which was crushed in the ac-
eident. A rear wheel passed over his
body.
Mr.. Dcvereaux's body was taken to
Bowbells this afternoon and arrange
mcnts for funeral services will be
made there.
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for the week. closing Friday at .45.
Cash offerings Of durum wheat
were N scani supply and met with a
fair demand.
Cash corn met with marked inn
rrovement in demand toward the end
of the week. Cash price for No. .
yellow was abou. six cents higher
for the week.
Oats held steady, showing only a
fractional! change.
Barley prices for the week both in
the cash and futures were SG.1 cents
lower. duly declined 4 IA, closing
at 10 Sd.
Rye held fairly steady, due to the
excellent prospects for the new crop
, July is at almost 10 cents premium
over the September.
Flax showed no change FOR tn
! week.
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GRAIN REVIEW

Minneapolis, July ll.--tP-Strong
Or cash markets and lack Of import
ant hedging pressure from the south
west kept the tone of the wheat
market decidedly firm during the
week ending Friday July s, says the
United States department Of agricu.-
ture.
Cash wheat turned very strong at
the close of the week Twelve per
cent protein No. dark northern was
quoted Friday at to IL ccytss, oyer
the July which advanced SIS cents
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Beach Milkmen
and Laundresses
Are AristOcratiC

Reach. N. D.. July ll.--tSpecial TO
the.Trihunel- city has the most
arisfocratic milkmcn and laundresses
in the country. No ordinarily milk
wagon will do for the purveyors OF
the tactical fluid; they deliver in
Buick and Cadillac sedans. while the
lauRdrcsscs call for and deliver the
wash in Chevrolets, all of which
shows Beach is classy place in
which to live.
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Clifford H. Fvlling of Mandan will
give paper: 1.-The Theory of Evolu-
ton" A rehearsal of the joint chorus
will be held at 4:30 p. nj. and con-
cert BY the chorus will be given at
::30 p. M. with Professor H. ".
Monsoon. director of music at Con-
cordia college, Moorhead, in charge.
G. n. Livdahl Of Bismarck is presi-
dent of the league and A. W. Maser,
Dickinson. is vice president. Mrs. H.
]. NJ. Miller of New England is cor
responding Secretary and Mis- S
Esther Monson Of Bismarck. record
ing secretary. Walter Rugland of
Belfield is treasurer.
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LUTHER LEAGUE
PROGRAM OUT
Will Meet at AlmOnt Sims
July Is to 17-Varied En-.
tertainment Planned

Discussion on current topics and
religious subjects and varied enter
tainmcnt is provided on the three
Young Peoples Luther League. to be
held at Almont and Sims. July Is to
II. as announced today.
The convention will open Friday
evening. July Is, at the Sims church,
when the Sims and Almont Luther
Leagues will present q program. to
be followed by music by the Sims
orchestra. choir and quartet.
4 bible Hour" will open the Sat.
urday morning meeting at the Sims
church. to be followed By business
meeting: committee appointments
officers reports; reports from local
leagues. and competitive five-min-
ute discussion: what Can a Luther
Lacquer Do to Aid His Church," by
local leagae representatives.
The afternoon session will be
opened with devotiuns.
To Discuss Salvation
The convention theme: Neither Is
There Salvation in Any Other; 70,
There Is None Other Name Under
Heaven Given Among Men, Whereby
We Must Be Saved" Acts 4,l2. will
be discussed by various ministers
Rev. c. l.. Fylling of Mandan will
talk on salvation Is Necessary. 70,
All Have Sinned." Rev. G. L. Hahn.
rast Of Flasher will talk on SALIVA
ton Cannot Be Acquired Through
Our Own Efforts-Of Ourselves VIZ
Have No knowledge; Of Ourseive.
We Have No Means" Rev. n. A
Sorenson of Hazen will speak on thu
topic: salvation Is of Grac.
Through Christ Jesus" and Rev Lar.
Foss Of Driscoli will talk on tn,
topic: Salvation Is the Same 70,
Old and Young"
Continuation Of the competitiv,
f!ve-minnte discussion; committe,
reports and election Of Officers vii
conclude the afternoon gathering
This win be followed by . rehearsa
Of the joint ehoru4 at p. nj. ant
81 a picnic and outing At Weeks
ranch at $3.50 p. m.
Plan Services 0undav
Divine services will be held Sun
day. July II, at the Aimont hall. be
ginning At 10 .. m. DR.. L. Dordal O
Larimore will deliver the sermon an.
Rev. J. Thornell q Sims will be th,
ritualist. Special music will b
given BY the Almont and Sims choirs
, At the afternoon session. begin
ming ut p. m, DR.. Dordal Will de
iirer the convention address AM
n s4 HI
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GAilRIsON HAS BEST BOOTH

Ainot--lnc homemaker 20 of
GansoE. won first prize among tao
Hofhemhke- exhibits at the North
west fair at Minot. according to n
recent announcement. The Arnegard
Civic league was awarded second
prize.
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J STATE BRIEFS
DICKINSON ROTARY ELECTS

Dickinson--S. T. May was named
president Of the Rotary club of Dick
inson ut meeting held recently in
that city. The board of directors
is made, up Of f. H. Knapp. NJ. A.
Scherffius, +. W. Turner. and Will
liam Walton. II. w. Reed is secre-
tary of the club for the coming year.
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cline in the make" will be gradual.
Both for Immediate consumer
needs and for storage purposes. buy
ers exhibit more interest, and the
market tone has much improved.
The week closed with all markets in
a steady to firm position. Cheaper
grades of butter at Chicago are in
perhaps the best position owing to
light arrivals Of these grades.
Net increase of holdings at the
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:YHIEF ENTERs HOMES

Minet--Clothing and small amount
of money were taken from the farm
homes nj Rudolph Linha and Jonn
REM near Minot while the families
wcrc attending the Northwest fair.
Clo%hing amounting to $50 was stolen
from the Linhu residence.
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idu Lac. wis. They were accom-
panied home By Miss Grace Richard
| son.
SPEND VACATION IN MINNESOTA
Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Schmidt and
children are spending two weeks
vacation ia Minnesota.
GUESTS AT MINER HOME
Mrs. George Grunenfelder and
daughter Ann have arrived from Sill
yer Bow, Mont, and are guests at the
home of Mrs. Gruncnfelder's sistQf,
Mrs. J. J. Miner. The Grunenfelds
ers are former residents Of Mandan.
HAVE A SON
John David is the name given to
the son born to MIR. and Mrs. j. a.
Zimmerman Of this city at ST. Alex
Jus hospital Friday.
MEET TONIGHT
a regular meeting of the directors
Of the Mandan Chamber of CONNIE rec
will be held this evening at the
chamber rooms. Business matters
will be discussed.
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MODERN BUNGALOW FOR RENT
All modern bungalows two bed
yooms. glassed and screened porch.
garage. east of, high school. Vacant
July 18th. Call $50 Mandan street
or phone SSQ-j: - :, ss- -
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Many Attend Ewald
Funeral at Hebron

Funeral services for Christian r.
Ewald. Sc. of Hebron. who died at
Bismarck hosnital after brief ILL.,
ness. were held at the German Evan
galical church At Hebron Sunday
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LEADS STATE LEGION BAND

Valley City-L, l.. Wright Of Val
ley City. director Of the Valley City
Municipal band. has been named
leader Of the North Dakota Legion
band which will play at Fargo dur
ing. the state: hideting Of the Amer
lean. Legion.
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Personal and
Social News Of
Mandan Vicinity
RETURN HONE

RETURN HOME
Mrs. B. K. Bjornson and children.
Margaret and sydney, have returned
from a trip through the Turtle
mountains, to Minot and Upham.
They were away three weeks.
EN- ROUTE HOME
Mr.. and Mrs. e. w. Wichman, who
are en- route to their home in Min
neapolis from a trip through Vel
lowstone park. are house guests at
the ". H. Ordway home in Mandan
Mr.. Wichman is q former resident
Of this city. having been with the
Haieht Lumber and Machinery COM
pany.
HERE FROM WISCONSIN
Mr. and Mrs. Harold d. Spencer
and two sons. Mr.. and Mrs. Roy A.
Clemens and children of Racine.
Wis. are guests at the E. A. Toste-
vim home. They will remain in the
city for two or three weeks.
RETURN TO POND DU LAC. WIS.
Mrs. Z. Hebert and daughter Grace.
who hare been guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. A. Richardson for some time.
left Thursday for their he4ns 1T Ford
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ELKS BAND NOTICE
Rehearsal tonight $3.50
p. m. Be there on time.
CliquOt club will be served at
intervals.
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Too Late To Classify

WANTED TO RENT-A young lady
desires nicely furnished sleeping
room in modern home. Prefer west
side Of city. Write Tribune No.
80.
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L4ndon.-A Reuter- dispatch from
Shanghai says that Captain Fisher.
American master Of the steamer Chi
chuen. who was captured by pirates
two weeks ago, reached Ichang safely
on Saturday. after having escaped
from his captors.
NV York.-Cornelius Vanderbilt.
Jr., newspaper writer and son of
General and Mrs. Cornelius Wander
biltf has gone to Reno to seek di-
vorce from Mrs. Rachel Littleton
vanlAerbilt, from whom he has been
separated two years.
l1elboprne, Australia. "A severe
earth tremor occurred In the district
around Euroa, victoris. yesterday
continuous runbli1g VAS followed b
: lond explosion, IN which many
builMipne were badly shslcen.
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BUTTER
MARKET

Chicago. July NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
are that butter production this sea-
son has passed the peak. Many oper-
,.ors. however. predict that the de-
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-07-11

North Carolina will place its bets on
Mrs. r., r. Werner of Charlotte
AGAINST any other woman hikef in
tie country. What takes to heel-an'
toe il ,cross country she just natur-
ally's got nothin' else but! One OF
her distinctions Is that Of having
broken 4 record made by Eleanor
i SeWsthe ;Bestsg lsdsF.rienne:
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four principal markets for the first
seven days Of July amount to 6.079.-
262 pounds as comrared with 5-7A2.-
1O2 pounds for the corresponding
period in 1925.
LOGAN COUNTY BANKERS ELECT
Napoleon. E. Giedt of Lehr was
named chairman of the Logan county
bankers association at q meeting
held recently at Napoleon. William
JAMS is vice PRESIDENT; F. B. Heath.
secretary and treasurer. Ch,rles
Hernett Of Burnstsd and ]. y. Ham
mel Of Cackel were eiecsec on Inc
advisory boar..
ACCEPTS CHAIR AT.UNryERSITY
NeY England--Dr. Leo p. Rigler,
forna yrly Of New England, has ac-
cepted chair in the X-ray depart
meiit of the University Of Minnesota.
He has recently returned from trip
to Europe where he spent several
months in travel and research work.
He assumed his new duties 1t the
university July l.
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Lawn Mowers Sharpened.
Ruder's Furniture Exchange.
Phone 79O.W. 113 5th.
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' du Lac. Wis. They were accom-
!. panied home BY Miss Grace Richard
Evening star., 1927-10-14

Honey for hospitals and for soldiers
on the march is now being put up in
tubes. SO that it can he squeezed out
of the tube when needed for a stimu-
lAnf
Evening star., 1927-10-14
FIGHT FILM SEIZURES
UPHELD BY SARGENT
Department Adopts Policy Of Sup
porting District Attorneys
in Prosecutions.

BY the Associated Press.
A policy of supporting district at
torneys in enforcing the Federal law
prohibiting transportation of prize
fight films from one State to another
is being adopted by the Department
of Justice.
A defense of the seizure Of films OK
hibited in motion picture theaters was
made yesterday by Attorney General
Sargent, who DECLARED impounding of
the films was justified. They are
needed, he said, as material evidence
against the guilty persons, and in some
cases are prma facie evidence of the
implication of theater owners in a
plot to violate the Federal statutes.
The same principle holds, he contin.
ued. even where theaters were show.
ing pictures from films copied from
the original which were brought over
the State line.
The Attorney General expressed the
opinion that the law was being en-
forced, although various subterfuges
were being used to get around It.
The present restrictions, he believes,
would apply to telegraphic photog.
raphy If it should be developed to the
point where films could be transmit
ted by wire, as the telegraph has been
held by the courts to be Interstate
commerce.
Evening star., 1927-10-14
QUEEN GIVES $50,000,000
TO AID ISLAM RELIGION
Begun of Bhopal to Devote Life to
Spreading Greed After
Abdicating.

Correspondence Of the Associated Press.
BOMBAY, India.-Her highness the
Begun of Bhopal, known as the
Queen Victoria Of India, has given
the whole Of her private property.
valued at $4,000, 900, for the propa.
cation Of the Islam religion, and she
will devote the remainder Of her life
to this cause.
The Queen, who recently abdicated,
at the age Of 20, in favor Of her
son. has been ruler of Bhopal for
25 years, and her enlightened govern
ment has made the province one Of
the most progressive in India.
Recently the Queen went to Lon
don to assure the succession OF her
son. The British government and the
Indian government agreed to her re-
quest She abdicated at once and
returned home. accompanied by her
son, the Nawab. In accordance with
the. tenets of the Islam religion, the
Queen was heavily veiled on her ap.
pearance in London.
Evening star., 1927-10-14
FREQUENCY ALLOTTED.
Station WFBM, indianapolis, Now
1000 KilocycIes.

Broadcasting station WFBM, Indi-
annapolis, will use a 1000 kilocycle
frequency after today, until Novem-
ber 1 at least. under orders issued by
the Radio Commission.
WORD, Batavia, ILL.,, was assigned
to 720 kilocycles. WHO,
Chicago, also will occupy the 720 fire.
quency under restrictions, to prevent
conflict with WORD.
Evening star., 1927-10-14
Local Radio Entertainment
Friday, October Ia, 1927
NAA-Washington Navy Yard q3A.5
MeterS).

3:45 pm.-Weather Bureau reports
9:55 p.m.-Arlington time signals.
1905 p.m.-Weather Bureau reports.
Evening star., 1927-10-14

pipe, has broken through the casting
and Is running wild.
Albert Lebau. owner Of the hot
water well, who has been planning
TO build a bath resort, has offerel
$500 reward to any one putting it un-
der control
saltwater and vicinity lies in a hot
water belt and many OF the farm
houses and dairy plants are heated
from wells SDOuting steam.
Evening star., 1927-10-14
RADIOS BEST OFFERINGS

avs A~S~ - @~@ - ~
TONIGHT.
Phil Hayden and LES" Col
vim, entertainers, WMAL, $40
to 8 80 o'clock.
Cities Service Orchestra and
Cavaliers, WRC, WEAF and
affiliated stations, 8 to 9 o'clock.
"a Musical Retrospect-1S0-
1927" WBAL, 9 to 10 o'clock.
Two one-act plays. MAY
Night" and THE Village" by
Studio Players, WGY, 9 o'clock.
Boxing bouts from Madison
Square Garden, WABC, 9 to 10
o'clock.
"The Music Forum WMAL,
9:10 to 10 o'clock.
Wardman Park Dance Or
chestra, WRC, 10 80 to II 80
o'clock.
Evening star., 1927-10-14
WRC-Radio Corporation of America
1865 Meters).

p.m.-"Women Prominent in
Political Life" by Mildred Adams.
AIS p.nl.-Ralph Berkowitz. pianist.
4:45 pm.-"A Forecast for the Flu
ture." by DR.. Bhagat Singh Tind.
5 p.m.-Ricardo Sodero's orchestra.
5:55 p.m.-George +. Ross. pianist.
6 p.m.-Waldorf-A Orchestra.
Z p.m.-Burlington Orchestra, with
Robert OLone, tenor, guest soiolst.
7:45 p.m.-"Music Of the Home
s p.m.-Cities Service Concert Or
chestra and Cavaliers.
9 p.m.-Correct time.
Q pm.--W. B. & A. Quartet.
$50 pm.-IIord Calvert Ensemble.
10 p.m.-Whittall Anglo -Persians.
1890 pm.--Talk by the winner of
the Second International Oratorical
Contest.
1910 to 11:30 p.m.-Wardman Park
Early Program Tomorrow.
GAS a.m.-Tower Health Exercises.
am.-The Roaring Lyons.
Sis a.m.-F'ederation devotions.
$50 to 8:45 a .11s--Cheerio.
1855 a.m.-Arlington time signals.
12 noon-Organ recital.
1890 Observation-Disclosures Or
chestra.
1:45 p.m.-Navy-Notre Dame foot
ball game direct from Municipal
Stadium, Baltimore.
Evening star., 1927-10-14
Others Like a Giggle.

From the Boston Transcript.
Mr.. J. L. Baird. the inventor Of tele-
vision and phonovision, says that
"some faces sound like gargle."
Evening star., 1927-10-14

Benzol, which is used in such indus.
tries as tires and rubber goods, camera
manufacturing and tin can making, is
found to produce chronic poisoning in
one out of every three woman workers
exposed to the fumes.
Evening star., 1927-10-14
Speaking in a Loos (e) Way.

From the Boston Transcript.
A young woman of fair complexion
remarked to her escort that all her an
cestors were blondes.
'Ah. he returned wittily, you come
ne ,.,,of errnd Sfnck -
Evening star., 1927-10-14
Prefers the Blunt Kind.

From the Boston Transcript.
1.-THE wind seems to be getting
round"
II hope so: it's been sharp long
enough"
Evening star., 1927-10-14
GEYSER BREAKS BONDS.
$500 Reward offered to Anybody
Who'll Recapture Spouter.

Correspondence OF the Associated Press
FALLON, Nev.-The hot water
geyser at Saltwater, near here, that
has been spouting water for many
years through a valve and overhead
Evening star., 1927-10-14
WMAI-Washingto Radio Forum
(302.8 MeterSI.

7:55 pm.-News flashes.
$40 p.m.-Phil Hayden and Les
Colvin, entertainers.
$50 p.m.-The Ilonolulans.
$50 p.m.--"Where the Stars STAND
Stll," by James Stokley.
910 p.m.-The Music Forum.
10 p.m.--Late news flashes.
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rnnAY,s ADJUSTMENTS.

National-National Theater Players
in 1.-THE Butter and Egg Man." com
edy, at $40 pm. Matinee at pm.
Keith's-AI Shean, vaudeville. at
2:15 and 8:15 pm.
Earle-Lynn Overman. vaudeville
continuous 1870 to IL pm.
Metro JOlitan-"Cradle Snatchers," al
1l:40 am, 1:40, $40, 5:35. TAO and
9:45 pm.
Columbia-"Mr. w." at 11:15 am.
1:15. $3.50, $50, 7:30 and $40 pm.
RiaIto-"Fast and Furious" al
11:45 am, 1870, $40, 5.S5, 1885 and
9:40 pm.
PaIace-"special Delivery" at HOS
am, 1890, 2:3O. 4:25, $50. ESQ and
$50 pm.
Little Theater-"The Living Dead
Man" continuous to II pm
TivOli-''The Little Adventures,
at 2. 4, 6:1O, 8 and $50 pm.
Observation-Disclosures of the Sea-" at
2, 4:O5, 6:1O, 1856 and GAS pm:
Central-"The Nonstop Flight" al
1890. 2. $3.50, 5, $50, and gao pm
Wardman Park-"All for a WON
an" at and pm.