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wLw (42s) cincinnati-Happy harmony
''''' WV -7:3O O'clock
WIS (s45) chicaso0BaTn dance.
WGBS (34s) New York-Quartets: trios;
WIZ 70 (4 5S New New York-Harmony with
wEAF l4e2j New York-oId gold on
wcAE Sir Pittsburgh-Piano recital;
w Mc10q qSs5 jay Des Moines-popular.
wsEA (2e3) Norfolk-Concert.
WGN (306l Chicago-Musical.
WRNY 1907 New York-Male quartet;
kTx 'as s L9s ot comedy
WAN (40o5 Cleveland-cavaliers.
WLW (423) Cincinnati-Dance.
WIZ 1454) New York-Philco hour.
WCFL l484) Chicago-orchestra and en-
wiz G5oS5 ,philadelphia-string band;
wNYc (5s5) New York-Concert: talk;
wTA aipG @si7j worcester-sy Symphony.
$50 O'clock
K MPS t .ES' san Ailsf Prancisco-concers.
WHO (535) Des Moines-Quartet.
- o'Clock-
WGN (3O6) Chicago-Radio addition vim
WAX (337) aCKSO0VlLe-DanCe.
WSM (34l) Nashville-Barn dance.
WGBS (349) New York-Orchestra.
WBBM 1897 Chicago-Popular.
#55S }s sinSssPslisgs Fsaor
wJR (4lip Detroit-Ford and Glenn:
wMAo t447j Chicago-song cycle.
WIZ $50 New York-Keystone duo and
wEAF t4s2l New, York-orchestra.
WOW (5osl Omaha-Orchestrs
w0AE 'Si0 P PaSssSu o'GloceM
WRNY (sos) New YorkEorchestra.
XII XII (4ssJ Los Los" AngeiesNsoioists.
COAST NETwORK-san Francisco-sat-
WPG 527sl Atlantic City-Dance.
WHAM (278l Rochester, Orchestra.
WGBs ls4sl New York-Popuiar songs:
WGY lssS] schsnectady.
WV I42s}} CincinnatiMo
WJR CAD Detroit-The merry old chief
wEAF t4ssj New York-cass Hagan's or
w fPeS isos, philadelphia-organ.
WHO (SsS' De5 d MS1n ocIosR@p sszse'
VIII, 1850 Chicago-Palmer house.
WBBM s sss, ,, GhicagoMoS5cntestra.
hXW tozo) CnlcagoM,EICdEeS'ra.
WIS (345) Chicago-Studio show.
| webb 1866 Chicago-Orchestra.
KGO 1884 Oakland--Drama.
| KPO (428) San Francisco--Dance.
| XII (4681 Los Angeles-Classical.
| WSB (47si Atlanta-Orcl estra.
| WFAA (500) Dallas-Musical theater hour
| -12 O'clock
WLIB (306) Chicago-.Orchestra.
| xxx (337) Los Acknowledgements.
| WDAF $50 Kansas City-Frolic.
| WBBM 1885, Chicago-Jamboree.
| XII (468) Los Angeles-Radio club.
KGW (491) Pcrtland-Dance music.
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tional Church services.
WTMJ (294) Milwaukee-Sacred concert.
WOO (508) Philadelphia-Musical services.
wsEA (2es) Norfolk-Recital.
VIVID 1866 Chicago-Bible classes.
WLW (428l Cincinnati-Organ.
WFAA (499l Dallas-Symphony
WEAF (492l New York-Young peoples
. $50 O'clock
WHAM (278) Rochester-Concert.
WTMJ (294) Milwaukee-Musical.
WGY (379) NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
WTAM (400) Observation-Disclosures.
WHO (416l Chicago-German music.
VIGIL (484) Chicago-Organ.
WWNC (297) Asheville-Sacred music.
WRNY 1907 New York-Quartet.
WGY (379l Schenectaag-Organ.
WLW (428) Cincinnati-rTrio.
WIZ (454l New York-vesper service.
washington Cathedral.
WEAF (492) New York--Men's 7. M. Q. A.
VITO sss5l 1 H sHO'S..1TsSt:t
KMA (27o) Shenandoah-Song service;
wG eSH' 1905, chicago-Recital..
WRNY 1897 New York-Soloist; quartet.
xxx 1917 Los Angeles-MusicaL
WEBB 1866 Chicago-Stage show.
$50 O'clock
WHAD (270) Niilwaukee-Organ.
WEBB 1861 Ohicago-Symphony
WIZ t454) New York-Pecple.s Radio Yes
wEAF (4s2) New York-National concert
IS O'clock
WLIB (306) Chiciago-Trio.
KDKA t316) Acknowledgement.
WTAM (4oo) Cleveland-Orchestra.
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Sunday

WFBM, INDIANAPOLIS (1O90-275)
indianapolis Power and Light Company
$3.50 A. M.-Christian Men Builders.
11:O0-First Presbyterian Church Serv
ices.
cert.
I:3O-Davis Baking Powder Hour MARY
Traub Busch).
3:O0-Kruse- Council Hour (Marott HteD.
3:30-TempIe Quartet (Hebrew Melo-
dies).
4:00-The Charles Gayior Artists.
5:00-L0com0bile Hour of Music.
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IS O'clock
KDKA (316) Acknowledgement.
WoR (422l Newark-Ensemble.
WEAF {4s5} News e1Sa9go ork@BEinner music.
$50 O'clock
WGY (379l acknowledgements.
WHO l4lS} chicago-organ; soloists and
wJR (4411 Detroit-Ensemble.
IS O'clock
WAY Cpd Cleveland
WPG (273l Atlantic City-Concert
WRNY 1907 New york-German hour of
WIS ls45) chicago-Markets: supper bell
program: sports; orchestra.
VIVID 1867 Chicag
K KIW (sS dGs isprithgsvoTIgSn
WJR (441) Detroit-Orchestra.
WMAQ (447)~ Chicago-Organ; dance pro-
wiz (451 New York-orchestra.
WBAP (500) FIT. Worth-Concert.
WNYC t5a5) New York-Pianist: police
$3.50 O'clock
WAX (3s7 Jacksonville Orchestra; re-
citals: entertainer.
WGBs (s4s) New York-Soloists.
WEAF (492) New York-Atwater Kent
radio addition
WAY. t227> Cleveland-vocal and instru-
wLIB lsos) chicago-Radio audition win
wRNY tsOs) New Hungarian hour
wBz $50 pringheld-Boston Symphony
wsM l54lJ Nashville Bedtime story; din
wsAI (s6ll Cincinnati-sextet.
WEBB 1861 Chicago-Classical.
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10 O'clock
WRNY (309) New York-Services.
KDKA (31S) Observation-Disclosures.
WEI 1887 pringfield-Services.
WHIT (416) Chicago-Concert.
WLW (428) Cincinnati-Services.
WEEI (447) BoSton-ServiceS.
WRC (469) Washington-Church.
Ill O'clock
WOOD (246) attanooga-Services.
WTMJ (294) Milwaukee-Trio.
KFAB 5000 Lincoln--Services.
VOC (375) Davenport-Services.
KMA 1894 henandoah-Services.
WN1AQ (447) Chicago-ServiceS.
WSB (476) Atlanta-ServfceS.
WBAP $500 Fort Worth-,Services.
KYW (526( Chicago--Services;
WHO 1857 Des Moines-Servlces.
-12 O'clock
WTMJ (294) Milwaukee-Boys and Girls
KoA Cs2s) Denver-services.
xxx (33T Los Angeles-Services.
WHIT (4l6) Chicago-Organ.
WIZ (454) New York--The MediteraneanS.
XII (468) Los Angeles--Services.
1890 O'clock
WTMJ (294) Milwaukee-Organ.
VOC t375) Davenport-String quintet.
KMA 1894 Shenandoah-Song service.
kew (49D "REMINISCENCES.
Il O'clock
WAY (227) Cleveland Musical.
WGN (306) Chicago-Organ.
KGO (384) Oakland-Services.
WHIT (416) Chicago-Concert.
WIZ (454) New York-The Roxy stroll.
WEAF l492) New York-Interdenamina-
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BY Blosser

WMA0 CAD Chicago-Reyerie hour.
XII (46s) Los Angeles-Classical.
Ill O'clock
COAST NETWORK-San Francisco-Great
moments Of history.
KOHL (278) Council Bluffs-Orchestra.
WLIB 1906 Chicago-Hoodlums.
KOIN (3i9) Portland-Musical comedy
hour.
xxx (337) Los Angeles-Feature
KPO (428) San Francisco-Concert.
WFAA 1897 Dallas-Orchestra.
liz O'clock
WBBM 1897 Chicago-Nutty Club.
XII (468) Los Angeles-OrcheStra.
kew (49f Portland-Little symphony
orchestra: soloist.
WIZ asa New York-U. g. Arms band.
To WHAM (278). WRC 1857.
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The Atwater Kent hour, on the
air at 8:15 Sunday evening, from
WEAF, New York, will feature
Giuseppe De Luca, baritone of the
Metropolitan Opera Company and
the Atwater Kent orchestra in the
following program:
Ell Tu'' from THE Masked BALI. Verdi
De Luca and orchestra
Overture from The Marriage of Figaro"
Orchestra
a. Caro- milo ben 49,. Giuseppe Giordani
De Luca and accompanist
The Mirror Song (Scintille Diamante)
from 1.-The Tales of Hoffman,. 49,.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. jacques Offenbach
De. .Luca and orchestra
Dragon fly ......... Johannes Strauss
Orchestra
5. Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes
OAu
C. Passing BY .....; Edward Purcell
De Luca and accompanist
Largo al Factotourn. from THE Barber
De Luca and orchestra
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wsB (47el Atlanta-yespers.
$50 O'clock
WIKI (265l acknowledgements.
VIDAL (285) Acknowledgement.
WEBB 1861 Chicago-Stage. show.
WLW (428) Observation-Disclosures.
WIZ (454) New York-The Granadas.
WEAF 1922 New York-Biblical drama.
WHO WHO (5s5J Des MoinesNSymphony
g O'clock
WHAM (278) Rochester-Concert.
KDKA (3l6) Pittsbhrgh-Services.
WIZ $3.50 d., sSp|rinsheld-Bme and gold
xxx 1877 Les Angeles-Band.
VIVID 1866 Chicago-Symphony
WTAM (400l Cleveland-Theater.
W VIM 9S4s l44 ne GhEisagStS5y ladys hour
WEAF 1922 New York-Instrumental trio.
$3.50 O'clock
WEAF (492l. New York--Malor Edward
BOwes famiiyae :so sIc anS instrumental
WOOD (246l Chattanooga-Ensemble.
M We I3 S5G New YorEGMusicai literature.
WORD C275, chicas S,ClSSTMht
WTMJ l294) Milwaukee-Organ.
WGN 1905 CHARACTERIZATION sing" al
manack: songs.
WTAM (400) MISUNDERSTANDING.
WHIT (416) Chicago-Organ.
KPO 1929 Se2 Francisco-Chc:nber music
by string quartet.
WAdAQ CAD Chicago-Musical.
fills O'clock
WIZ (454) New York-Collier's radio hour.
--7:30 O'clock.
WSEA (263) Norfolk-Classical
KOA (326l Denver-Concert.
WEBB 1866 Chicago--Orchestra and trio.
WHIT (416) Chicago-Philharmoni trio.
WHO 1885, Des Moines-Orchestras
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\ WKBF d19O-25a) INDIANAPOLIS
(HoOsier Athletic Club
1890 A. M.-Recipe Exchange.
10:30-Live Stock Market; Weather Fore
cast.
1880 p. M.-ButIer-De Paw Football
Game.
5:00-Late News Bulletins and Sports.
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WKBF u1s0-25s) INDIANAPOLIS
(Hoosier Athletic Club
$3.50 A. M.-Men's Bible Glass, Memo
rial Presbyterian Church.
8 p. M.-Spink Arms Trio.
7:30-Goodness Gracious GreggoriZers.
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Dial Tzgisters
SATURDAY
Central Standard Time

WFBM U090-275) INDIANAPOLIS
indianapolis Power g. Light Coz
Las p. M.-Mona Motor Oil Twins.
2:15-Indiana-N otre Dame Football Game
from Memorial Stadium, Bloomington,
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- OANebAA HAc"A Wv S"AAS~ oAAN DOeNN
rice Oliver Ensemble and broadcast
this evening by WOR, Newark-N New
York, at 7:15. This work concerns
itself with the eternal triangle, the
apex being Fiametta, daughter OF
the Duke of Tuscany, and the two
base angles being Piet Pietro, Prince
Of Palermo, and Boccaccio, the Ital-
ian novelist.
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successes, will be broadcast from the
stage of the Schubert theater
through the NBC Red Network at 9
this evening. This presentation
marks the eighth of the "Old Gold
on Broadway hours.
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Dessa Byrd's Circle Theater organ
concert, broadcast at 1890 Sunday
afternoon by WFBM, Indianapolis,
includes the following fal1r,nharc.
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The program of the Mems Bible
Glass of the Memorial Presbyterian
Church, including special music I'M
der the direction of Mary Traub
Busch, will be broadcast by WKBF,
Indianapolis, beginning at $50 Sun
day morning.
Alvah Rucker, teacher of the class,
will speak on 1.-THE Call of the
Prophet in the first program.
The Crosby BandboX Hour, broad
cast by WLW, Cincinnati, is divided
into four periods; fifteen minutes
dedicated to the fall bride; a period
of yesterdays favorites; a group of
Irving Berlin numbers, and period
of fantastic dances.
The program of the first two pc
RODS follow:
To the Fall Bride
ITO, the Fall Bride"
csii Me Thine own 'Haiesy
oh Promise Me" .;,.............De Koven
Wedding aGYe M Mar IFqly Mendels Bobba
..,u.~s.Y Yesterdays Favorites
Carolina in the Morning
Memories
Maple Leaf Rag
The second act of my Princess, |"
one Of New York's current musical
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Fishing The Air
OCT. %, 1927
BY G. SHUBERT FRYE
All references are Central Standard Time

TON SUPPES opera "Boccac-
u cleo" will be produced by the
Urban quartet and the Beat
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includes the following numbers:
Song of the vagabounds" .Friml
Love Waltz from "Thi,e Big parad dupont
In Clock Shop" . Ortb
There's Long Long Trail a-Winding''
My Blue Heaven ...... Donajdsc,n,
The Sweetheart Of sigma Chip. VENUS
Pomp and Circumstance Elpsr
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The second act of my Princess"
one OF New York's current musical
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At The Movies
CAPITOL THEATRE

"Oh! What a Nurse!" is the in
triguing title of sgd Chaplin's new
funnybone ticker for Warner Bros.
that comes to the Capitol Theatre
next Monday, "Chuck" Reisner who
directed "Thc Man on the Box" was
the man behind the megaphonc.
The new story concerns con-
scientious young newspaper report
er and his tribulations when assigned
to take the place of Dolly IWhimplc,
adviser to the lovclorn, while she is
on her vacation.
The office force thinks this a great
joke and takes advantage of this
wonderful chance to do some kid
ding. But Jerry is ingenious and
strikes right back. One day when
they are crowded around the key
hole of his office door to enjoy his
reactions to their pranking he emp
ties a copious vase filled with water
over the partition onto their heads.
of course. thcrsc wasn't any use of
having the people there while the
scenes Of Sgd pouring the water over
the door were being shot bccau sc
they couldn't be seen so two prop
boys held large wash tub up on
the other side to receive the charge
Unfortunately, the two boys were a
bit off center on the first "shot" and
the two quarts of water caught tn.
fat boy on the left side full in the
face. After the necessary amount OF
laughter, kidding, and apologies had
been broadcast, the skinny boy from,
Texas changed places with corpu.
lent one and they moved the tut
right under the spot where the pre-.
vious dose had gone.
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Editorial from the Seattle Post-Intellgencer)
See Ben Hur, A Great Picture

"The great book and play,
BEN HUR.' that have i'm
mortalized the name of Gen.
Lew Wallace, may now be
seen upon the screen, pro-
duced with a power and mag
nificence fully worthy of the
task.
Gall those engaged in this
stupendous production are to
be congratulated upon the
rendering of a real public
service, a contribution of the
highest merit in the realm
CT art, and an education and
inspiration destined to be a
benefit to tens of millions Of
Americans, now and for
many years to come.
NEARLY everybody knows
the story. THE Romans have
conquered Jerusalem and are
in power there. The young
Jewish prince, Ben Hur' Of
the ancient house Of Hur,
antedating by centuries the
proudest Of the Romans, is
the center of Lew Wallace's
great book.
Every child should see it,
having first been told the
meaning Of the picture,
which shows the life of the
human race in the days when
brutality ruled, when ma
c',irery, steam, electricity,
al the modern achievements
were unknown.
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eral have earned her the nickname
of THE Blonde Saint"
interviewer in the romantic advcn-
ture of the novelist and the Blonde
Saint is the love affair Of Fannia
and Annibalc, the young Sicilians, on
THE Isle of Life" just off the coast
of Sicily. Fanna is Ann Rork and
Gilbert Roland is Annibale.
Italian gardens, Sicilian fishing
village, a mountain villa and the
ruins Of pagan temple are the
principal scenes.
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Beautiful and powerful
also are the scenes in the
Holy Land, the divine hand
Of Christ comforting the
poor, restoring a dead child,
living, to it's mother and cur
ing those stricken with lcp-
rosy.
with good judgment,
rood taste, and with power
full effect, the divine figure
Of Christ is not shown on the
screen. Only a white hand,
now working with the car
penter's tools, now out
stretched in miraculous heal
ing, reveals the glorious
presence.
Ear ahead of other stage
and film productions, Ben
Hur' is more than a moving
picture. more than a play.
1T is a magnificent pres
entatiOn Of world history,
showing the military power
CT the Romans, the spiritual
power and undying courage
of the Jewish race. and the
ever new story Of the life Of
Christ, His work, the trial,
and the crucifixion.
''Not to see this picture Of
Ben Hur is . misfortune.
Not to have your children
see it is m injustice to those
children. ]"
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Mrs. C. S. Fossun
Hostess Thursday
at Bridge Party

Mrs. c. S. Fossum was hostess
Thursday evening at q prettily plan
ned bridge party for which there were
three tables Of guests. The decoration
were prettily carried out in lavender
and yellow.
At the conclusion Of the evenilk .
refreshment course was served.
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Mrs. S. A. Marck
Entertains For
Guest at Bridge

In compliment to her sister, Mrs.
Halsey Hall Of Minneapolis. Mrs. S.
A. Marcks entertained Friday cve-
ming in her apartment at els Sixth
street with four tables of bridge.
Honors in the games were won BY
Mrs. Hilda Joslin and Mrs. L. H.
Carufel.
A two course luncheon was served
at the conclusion Of the games. A
pink color motif was carried out in
the appointments and the tables were
lighted with pink candles. Mrs.
Marcks was assisted by Mrs. E. H.
Myller.
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ELTlNGE THEATRE

Without bodied haired flapper. a
cabaret, jazz band or taxicab, "The
Blonde Saint" at the Eltingc for Mon
day and Tuesday is decidedly differ
ent yet immensely entertaining
Lewis Stone and Doris Kenyon are
the featured players. Mr.. Stone is
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Mrs. Donald Nye
and Miss Carufel
HOnOred at Party

Miss Mabel Riglcr and Mrs.
Bertha Thai entertained Thurs
day evening with bridge party
IN compliment to Mrs. Donald Nye,
who is leaving soon for Washington,
d. c., where Mr.. Nye has accepted .
position, and Miss Janet Carufel, .
bride of next month.
There were IL guests. At the con-
clusion of the evening q refreshment
course was served.
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Social and Personal
MesdameS Dollar
and Meyer Give
Bridge Luncheon

Mrs. P. ]. Meyer and Mrs. G. H.
Dollar were hostesses Friday at the
home of Mrs. Meyer, 90 Fourth
street, at bridge luncheon. The
table was prettily decorated with
flowers.
Bridge was played after the lunch
con, honors going to Mrs. E. A. Thor.
berg. There were two tables Of
guests.
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BOY SCOUTS INITIATE

The annual supper and initiation
of the Presbyterian Boy Scouts was
held Friday evening. Mrs. G. Olgier-
son and Mrs. F. E. McCurdy, the hos
tcsses, were assisted by Mrs. Frank
Cave and Mrs. F. J. Grady. The en-
tire membership of the troop was in
attendance. The initiation commit
tee included John Jansonius, c. Bah
mer, Marvel Kjelstrup, Henry Potter,
Zane Taylor. Those initiated were
Dan Cook, George Crawford, Bill
Erlenmeycr, Guy Larson, George o.
gierson, George Skaff, Cyrus Thomas
land and Garvin Croonquist. Roy
Potter was initiated as assistant
scout master.
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+ 3
alcohol and chloroform and table.
spoon Of ammonia.
RICE WATER
Cretonnes washed and then rinsed
in water in which rice has been boiled
will retain their original "body."
DISH MOP
A new fiber dish mop is connected
by tubes with the faucet, and rinses
while it scrubs.
EGG BEATER
Never let the cogs of an egg bcatcr
get into the dish water.
Battle HANDS
After dishwashing, battle your
hands and rub with glycerinc 10.
ton.
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Dancing Party
Given Last Night
BY Super Senate

Members Of the Super Senate and
their friends were entertained Friday
evening. at the Patterson hall at q
dance, the first of . series Of affairs
planned for the legislative season. A
number Of feature and novelty dances
were included on the program. The
Bismarck orchestra played.
A midnight = refreshment course
was served. The affair was largely
attended.
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HOUSEHOLD
SUGGESTIONS
CHOPS BROILED

CHOPS BROILED
Chops broiled in waxed paper tight
" twisted around them have a rich
flavor.
GEM PANS
When filling gem pans, fill one lit
tie cup with water. and the batter in
the other cups will not scorch.
A LITTLE SALT
Nearly every cake Of muffin recipe
needs little salt---about half level
teaspoon for an average cake.
CEREAL
Oats or wheat cereals should never
be added to the water until it is boil
ing and sailed.
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SISTER DIES

Mrs. ". J. Hunter received word
early this morning Of the death Of
her sister, Mrs. L. f. Lull Of Mobile,
Ala. Mrs. Lull visited in Bismarck
three years ago and made many
friends here at that time who will re-
gret to hear Of her death. !
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BIRTHDAY MISSION MEETS

BIRTHDAY MISSION MEETS
The Birthday Mission society of the
First Lutheran church met at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hjalmar Nell
son Thursday evening to organize for
the coming year. Reports submitted
by the officers showed that the So
ciety had made good progress during
the past year. The following Off
GERS were elected: President, Mrs.
J. August Carlsonj vice president,
Mrs. ]. ]. Barth; secretary, Alfhild o.
Alison; treasurer, Mrs. Carl Eliason,
The February meeting will be held
with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. Barth, TIP
Sixth street, February II.
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THAr BRIGHT roy !

New ,York-The little boy who
So weak physicsily. Nov {. Y. Ter.
man, the psychologist, Who, has stu
died 1000 especially bright children,
declares that Is the eiltsd child
shows any variation from tie normal
|physicallx y 6 sspaaly tA.sxd. b4ttpf.
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cheese and chopped nuts, makes good
school lunch sandwiches.
ASH, TRAYS

ASH TRAYS
Clean ash trays of brass or nickel
with dcnatured alcohol applied with
a tooth brush, then rinse in vinegar
and dry.
GREEN COLOR
To set the color in green dyes. use
four ounces of alum to tubful Of
water.
FRUIT STAINS
Rub the hands with cornmcal and
vinegar to remove fruit stains.
CLEANING FLUID
A good cleaning fluid may be made
NJ hama &c Lulf .s.A n.ak IL
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PIONEER IS ILL

Frank Scott, pioneer Of Bismarck,
is very i'll at the St. Alexius hospi4
tai, and there is very little hope Of
his recovery. Mrs. Scott is staying
with him at the hospital. They live
on farm two miles out of Bismarck.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-01-22

WASHBURN DAlRYMAN HERE
Andrew E. Sauer, proprietor Of the
Hillside Dairy farm, 10 miles north
east of Washburn, is in Bismarck to-
day en- route to his home after at
tending the sessions Of the Tri-State
Farm Congress and other farmers
week attractions at Fargo the past
week. Mr.. Saucr is transacting bust.
ness here today and also attending
the days legislative session. He
plans to 60 to his home Monday.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-01-22

RETURNS TO GLEN ULLIN
Mrs. N. A. Mueller has returned to
Glen Ullin after a short visit in Bis
marck.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-01-22

WHOLE WHEAT BREAD
Fresh whole wheat bread Spread
with butter and then with cream
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-01-22

Yeomen Benefit Card Par.
ty. Everyone come and bring
someone. s p. M, A. @. u.
w. hall. Bridge and Whist.
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CALLED TO IOWA

H. 0. Saxvik, city superintendent of
schools. left Thursday evening for
DEBORAH, Iowa. where he was called
by the death Of his grandfather, Olaf
Hovde. Mr.. Hovde would have been
SO years of age in April. He died
January 10.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-01-22

FANEN1 IEACHEK MEETING
The Estherville School district will
hold Parent Teacher Association
meetings in the Center school house
Of that district the first Friday Of
each month. The next meeting will
be held on February 4, when an inter-
esting program is planed. Everyone
is cordially invited to attend. Mrs.
c. Johnson is president Of the asso-
citation.