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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-05-07

now like the chap who sought for
the Holy Grail. find you at home
waiting for me-"
II wasn't waiting for YOU" Sally
contradicted him Indignantly. Il
was waiting for David and he's
just told me that he doesn't want
me. hoped Id never see you
again."
"Why. Sally. Sally!" Van Horne
clided her, his black eyes full Of
knocking humor. Don't you real.
ixe that I'm the oldest friend you
have in this new life Of yours?
really haven't got used to the idea
yet OF your being Enid Barr's
daughter. OF course I knew there
was something mysterious about
her overweening interest in 'Prin.
cess Lalla.' but this thick old head
OF mine wasn't functioning very
we'll in those days. My heart was
too full OF that same lovely little
crystal.gazer. But when read the
rather mastery bit of fiction in
the papers. the story which good
old asinine Courtney Barr gave out
as to your parentage and his ward
ship which he had supplanted by .
legal adoption. the old bean began
to click again. and l can assure
you I got o great deal Of quiet en-.
joyment out OF the thing. Fancy
the impeccable Enid Barr's hav.
ing"
ooh. stop" Sally commanded
him. flaming with anger. Don't
dare say . word against my mother
Il mean. against Enid"
Against your mother" Van
Horne corrected her serenity. "Of
course I haven't told anyone, Sally.
aud don't really see why I should.
if-Listcn. child: don't you think
We ought to have q long. comfort.
able talk about-old times? We're
likely to be interrupted here any
minute By q chaperon-or by your
mother or by Z couple OF young
idiots seeking Z quiet place to
neck in. Slip out Of the house
when the shows over-the servants
entrance will be better-and we'll
80 for Z drive through the park. "
II shall do no such thing!"
Sally repudiated tho suggestion
holly. I'm going back to the
ballroom now. Please don't come
with me-"
When she arrived. breathless. At
the door Of the ballroom. she
bumped into Enid. whose face wat
white and anxious and suddenly
almost Did.
Darling. schcre have you been?"
her mother whispered hercely.
"I've had Courtney and Randall
and two Of the footmen looking for
you. This is your party, you know.
You have other guests besides
David Mash. I knew 1t was mis-
take to ask him"
"Where Is he. Mother?" Sally
interrupted rudely. 1--WE beer with
someone else most Of the time. %
She could not bring herself yet to
mention Van Horne's name to her
mother. TOR fear Enid would notice
that semsthing was sadly amisa
Il haven't seen him." Enid pro.
tested. but run along now and
dance. It's the last dance before
supper. Remember that Grant Proc
tor II taking you down. DO bs
sweet 70 him. Sally"
"Ghs would like for me to marry
Grant Proctor" Sally reflected
duly, - sho obediently let herself
y drawn into tho dance by On
atdent-6yed young man whose name
she could not remember. ''ehe
wants mo to marry Grant Proctor,
when I'm already half.married to
David. But David doesn't want
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il answering each p,rson. I give
each cnc c-rcful study and each
question is personally answered b.
me-"
In the printed answers starting
tomorrow The initial only will be
used in place Of the full name.
Watch the Tribune tomorrow.
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NEWS BRIEFS

Monon, Ind.--Hcrbcrt Hoover. in
a telegram received by John &.
Brown Of Monon. former president
of Indiana Farm Bureau Federation,
not only declared his support for
legislation to assist agriculture but
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AUTOMOBILES

AUTOMOBILE
FOR SALE-l925 Ford Tudor Sc
dan, also 1926 Ford roadster, both
in good condition. Telephone
1142-W or write A. A. Docrner,
Bismarck, N. D.
FOR SALE-Oaklsnd coupe in first
class condition for demonstration.
Phone 1874.
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Of inquiry, the coant guard Of in
quiry in a report made public by
Secretary Mellon, absolved the de-
stroyer Paulding Of blame in con-
nection with Submarine S-4 disaster.
Chicago-Dr. Max Mason re-
signed as president Of university Of
Chicago to become head Of new divi-
sion Of Society of Natural Sciences
at Rockefeller foundation Of New
York.
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expressed hope that congress May
vet enact such q measure at this
session.
Buffalo, N. 1.-TWO aviators who
plunged to death in a plane in Lake
Erie. off Long Point, Ont, were
identified as James NJ. Lnpcy, Buff
falo. and John 0. Rosecrans, Mil
waulce.
Washington-Disagreeing with
original findings of navak court
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personal

PERSONAL
NOTICE-Our representatives will
be in your city during Clean Up.
Week, May 7th to 18th, to collect
old material to make rugs for you
Call the Bismarck Hotel for APP.
poin.ments. Nelson's Rug Com.
pany.
WANTED-Piano pupils by certi.
ficatcd and experienced teacher
Mrs. R. D. Mcleod, 602 1-2 Ave
D. Phone 1157-J.
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Gypsy thieves In Serbia put theiS
own blood into the feed Of onysne
whom they suspect knows q their
offsnse; they believe this prevents
him from betraying them.
An ordinary thiryble would hold
100000 Of the small screws used
in making watches.
A standard tennis court 10 IS Ioet
wide.
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FURNITURE FOR SALE

FURNITURE FOK MALE
FURNITURE FOR SALE-Living
room and bedroom sets, desk,
table. chair, vacuum cleaner, rug,
kitchen utensils. Call altar 6 or
Sundays, Apt. 4, Tribune. Phone
c90-M.
FOR SALE-Combination gas and
coal range with hot water front.
Cheap. Call ut 318 Mandan Ave.
BARGAINS in used furniture.
Kennedy Furniture Co.. Mandan,
N. D.
FOR SALE-Quick Meal range, Al
condition. Phone 901.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

dress 2O22 Rosser. Phone 534-LM.
ROOMS FOR RENT
FOR RENT-Two rooms, kitchen
cite and closet, on ground floor,
furnished for light housekeeping
Call at 523 Seventh street or
phone 487-W after 4 o'clock week
DAYS.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished front
sleeping room in modern home,
suitable for one OF two. Call at
FOG w. Thayer Ave. or phone
1419-W.
FOR RENT-Large room with
kitchenette for light housekeep-
ing. Privileges or not. Two
squares squa ,;z from postoffice. Phone
FOR RENT-Furnished housekeep-
ing room with well equipped
kitchenette; suitable for man and
wife or two ladies'. 422 Fifth
street.
FOR RENT-One furnished or un-
furnished light housekeeping room
on ground floor. Also sleeping
rooms. Close in: Phone 981-R.
FOR RENT-Newly furnished room
in modern home. One block east
Of St. Alexius hospital. Call at
316 Eleventh street.
FOR RENT-Modern room, gentle
men preferred, privilege Of phone,
$1,000 a month. 61O Ave. A.
Phone 483.
FOR RENT-Well furnished single
room and kitchenette. Call at al
Fifth street. Phone 273.
BABY CHICKS
BABY CHICKS FOR SALE-Most
breeds. Have room to set 200
turkey eggs May Is and 800
chicken eggs May %. Call 603-R.
Mrs. A. f. Miesen, Bismarck.
FIFTEEN years in the chick bust
ness is proof that we satisfy.
Pelkey's Poultry and Chick Farm,
Fargo. N. Oak.
FOR REDUCED baby chick price
list, write Rust's Hatchery, Fargo,
North Dakota.
APARTMENTS
FOR RENT-Good three room
apartment partly furnished. Close
in. ground floor, $4,000. Phone
FOR RENT-Largc two room fur
nished apartment on ground floor.
Call at 924 Fourth street. Prone
543-W. N
FOR RENT-May 1st, furnished Of
unfurnished apartment. Varney
apartments. Phone 773.
FOR RENT-Nice S room modern
apartment. For further informa-
ton phone s. " 829-W.
MISCELLANEOUS
NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS
new and second hand. Over 500
fit your business. w. E. Stitsel,
representative; Patterson Hotel,
FOR SALE-Cho!ce Imported Ger
man Rollers sad Hatkx Mountain,
also .lative aingels. Cages, eeedQ
treats. etc. Phone .ll&J, j4eeb
Bull. Dickinson. N. D. Box ~.
FOR SALE-First class restat1ant.
; Fixtures full equipment. ]. 81.
Sampson, Valley City, n. OAK.
FOR SALE CHEAP-Castine box
AID one TN. P. D. G. motor. Ap-
ply at Tribune office.
FOR SALE-One Van Brunt drill,
good condition. Also two wagons.
.Wachter Transfer Co.
TOR SALE-Good milk cow. In
quire at Peter Mihm, r. I, Bis
marck. N. OAK.
LIST YOUR Bismarck property
with The Helling Agency. Phone
877s "
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BABY CHICK S
APARTMENT

FOR RENT-Good three room
apartment partly furnished. Close
in, ground floor, $4,000. Phone
DRAW.
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In the ncrt tnst0llMent Sally
learns something nesC about the
startling Van Horne.
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rooms FOR RENT
FOR RENT-Two rooms, kitchen
cite and closet, on ground floor,
furnished for light housekeeping
Call at 523 Seventh street or
phone 487-W after 4 o'clock week
DAVIS
Evening star., 1928-04-01
News Reels Impartial.

CARL 4. MILLIKEN, secretary OF
~ Motion Picture Producers and Dis
tributors Of America, Inc, has issued
the following under date OF March "a:
Statements appearing In todays
newspapers to the effect that the news
reels are being used for political prop
aganda In behalf OF any individual.
party or institution are not based upon
the facts.
THE news reels are the press services
Of the motion picture industry. They
have not and cannot be used by any
one for propaganda or advertising
purposes.
the industry that the news reels, 10 be
successful, must be absolutely impair.
tiaI. and this policy has been followed
and is followed by the news reel editors.
The statement has likewise been
quoted az coming from an Indiana ex-
hibitor that the exhibitors are not al
lowed under our contract TO cut out
parts OF the films" The fact Is that 1t
has long been a recognized custom for
the exhibitors TO eliminate any parts
Of the news reels which they did not de-
sire 10 show. Many theaters examine
the news reels produced by all the lead
ing news reel companies and select
what they think Is best Just as news
paper selects Its news from various
press associations and correspondents.
This custom has been recognized for 80
long within the industry that when the
new standard contract was agreed upon
by producers and exhibitors In Chicago
in February OF this year, II was specifi-
cally provided In article IL that the
Evening star., 1928-04-01
Mother" Edythe Chapman

EDYTHE CHAPMAN. the screens
~ popular mother" has been engaged
10 do another OF her noted character
izations in Heart 10 Heart" Colleen
Moore's next production for First Ma
tional Pictures.
Miss Chapman is one 0f the institu-
tons Of Hollywood. In addition TO De-
Ing one Of the film capitals best likfd
actresses. she claims the distinction Of
having played the mother 70 practically
every star In the industry. Her last sp-
pearance with Miss Moore Was In
Naughty But. Nice" In Hear 10
Heart" she plays a mother again.
Heart 10 Heart" was written by Ed
mund Gouiding> and the screen version
is by Benjamin 0lazer. II is tory
dealing With the influence OF pure
leve on a man who is on the downward
path.
Evening star., 1928-04-01
Thirty Years Ago.

other days. as the 'FGeislla' was playing
at this theater at the regular per-
formances.
Modjeska and Joseph Haworth were
tn be seen In Macbeth" at the Fifth
Avenue Theater. Louis Mann and
Clara Lippn1an we're at the Casino In
the Telephone Girl" Willie Collier
was at the Bijou In THE Man from
Mexico" Maude Adams was at the
Garrick In "The Little Minister" John
Drew was at Wallacks In "One Sum-
mer's Day" Richard Bennett and
Amelia Bingham were ct the Academy
of Music In THE White Heather"
Henry Miller was at the Garden The
ater In THE Master" Weber g. Fields
we're continuing their musical bur-
lesque. John Phillip Sousa was starting
his Spring concerts at the Metropolitan
Opera House. and the chief vaudeville
houses were Tony Pastors. Roster d.
Beai's. KeitF's Union Square. Proctor's
Twenty-third Street and the Pleasure
Palace.
Steamship companies were announc-
ing trips to Alaska for $500. first class.
and were advertising the sale of maps
and full directions FOR the best routes
TO the gold flelds This gold rush, was
the climax Of the century.
Evening star., 1928-04-01

exhibitor agrees 10 run photoplays lex
cepting news reels) as delivered without
alteration" Therefore the reported In
diana statement Is fundamentally mac
curate.
Furthermore, the news reels of the
six Leading companies during the last
six months OF 1927 alone. which is the
latest available record. featured Gov.
Alfred r. Smith and Mayor James j.
Walker upon 10 different occasions.
the news reels twice each week In the
thousands OF motion picture theatcrs
will recall, all the presidential candi-
dates, including Vice President Dawes,
Secretary Hoover. Gov. Lowden. Gov.
Evening star., 1928-04-01

CEvERAL interesting theatrical events
- OF the glorious nineties are recalled
by the presentation of THE Tran OF
'e8" In New York.
During the days OF the Klondike gold
rush. which was the climax OF the CEN
tlry' the early fiiekering Aims were
being shown In three theaters. In the
New York newspapers 80 years ago the
pleasure Palace. Fifty-eighth street and
Third avenue, announced new Spanish
and American Views"
Down at the famous Eden Musee. at
Fourteenth street, the exhibition OF the
cinematosrapt competed for the atten-
ton Of the public with the Hungarian
orchestra and the new wax groups In
the Chamber Of Horrors" In advef-
tising his attraction at the Eden Mpsee
the manager announced tfaatt the
Tiger Hunt" q new wax.group. would
be presented for the frste time. 70 so
with the scenics. which were the first
and most popular motion pictures.
II one wished more continuity In
his early movies he could 60 TO
Daly's Theater and view the cinemato-
graph pictures Of the Bohemian Passion
Play" This early movie was shown on
Tuesdays and Fridays at IL am. and
8 pm. and only In the morning on
Evening star., 1928-04-01

Billie Live listened u q gefensde, re-
secteo q sViD0T, watched q duel and
fred a slgot that wounded the heTo--all
As one oay's goTk That action was her
eellf1ule of sceneS tskeg" the other
Evening star., 1928-04-01

Evelyn Efent will play opposite
GeoFge Bancroft in "Swag," the Para
mount Pia0t0play Magazine prize play.
according W announcement. "Swag" in
an undeTwogic story, written by Eena
Vale, 23~yesT-old Los Angeles saleEgiTI
end former school teacher.
Evening star., 1928-04-01


screen
Evening star., 1928-04-01

Walter Hagen. the famous golf
player, has. returned TO the Tiffany
StAhl studios to resume the making of
the picture Green Grass widows"
which was interrupted when he had to
play golf In Chicago.
Evening star., 1928-04-01

Our British cousins have classified
Charles Chaplins recent picture, The
Circus" as British production. because
Chaplin, its star, producer. director and
promoter, is English. Nothing hike Civ
ing credit where 1t belongs.
Evening star., 1928-04-01

Will II. Hays sailed for Europe March
"a in connection with a recent French
decree which draStically affects the
states.
Evening star., 1928-04-01

Rosa RaiSa and Charles Hackett of
the Chicago Civic Opera Co. have en-
tered into contracts, ii is said, to make
vitaphone appearances.
Evening star., 1928-04-01

Film Daily states that several exhibi-
tors who planned to tie up with the big
niovie-radio effort sponsored by the
Dodge Brothers March 80 were unable
10 do so because OF restrictions placed
by the. musical union on radio remote
control in theaters."
Evening star., 1928-04-01

Buchoweizki is said to have con,
tracted with 26 members Of the Moscow
Art Theater and proposes to bring them
over for picture work IN this country,
stngiy or collectively. s
Evening star., 1928-04-01

The Frenchmen have invented a
on which the music notes
are produced by perforated rolls, the
bow being drawn mechanically across
the strings with speed and pressure
controlled by the operator.
Evening star., 1928-04-01

: Franz Currier,- veteran character,
who recently celebrated his fiftieth an
niversary on screen and stage, plays
the father in The, Enemy"
Evening star., 1928-04-01

TITLES Punctured Romance" the big
new Paramount Christie comedy under
the old name, was selected for the Pho
toplay Guide Of Popular Entertainment
Films for listing in.the March issue OF
the National Board Of Review Magazine.
Evening star., 1928-04-01

Chet Thomas. a former base ball
catcher with the Boston Red Sox, has
joined Mike Donlin, former Giants
star outfielder. and other base ball
rotahles. for the new Richard Dix pic
ture, Knocking En- Over" Beans
Reardon will play the role OF umpire.
Evening star., 1928-04-01

Ernest. Howard Culbertson, John
Kirkland and Harlan Thompson, all
former newspaper men with play-writ-
ing experience, have been signed 70
write stories for Paramount pictures.
Evening star., 1928-04-01

Malcolm ST Clair, director Of Gen
tlefnep Prefer Blondes viii direct the
Legt picture starring Emil JsnninRs,
according TO announcement By Para
mount TIE assignment Is regarded &c
flgnahcant-rwntther IL Is 70 be @ 81.
Clair type of picture for JanninRs or
yanningg type for ~. Clair
Evening star., 1928-04-01

Frances Hylafld, who made the con-
tinuity for Marriage of Tomorrow"
will now turn her efforts to Beautiful
But Dumb"
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-20
MOTIVE SOUGHT
IN SHOOTING OF
MAN AND WOMAN

HARTFORD, Conn, Jan. 10 up =
Seeking motive for the shooting of
DR.. Harry Guilfoyle, veterinary sur
geon, and Mrs. Maximin j. Gaudet Of
New Haven, while they were in the
hallway outside the formers apart
ment last night, police worked all day
without finding it or determining who
used the mans pistol Mrs. Gaudet
was thought to be close to death to-
night and Guilfoyle, if he lives, may be
totally blind from nerve injury due to
a bullet in the temple.
The surgeons wife, who remained in
their apartment with Mrs. A. S. Way,
a guest, as her husband and Mrs.
Gaudet went downstairs to the street
door, maintained at first that she
knew nothing about the shooting. She
then changed the statement to the
police by saying her husband had told
her he attempted suicide, then ex-
planned that she found her husband s
pistol on the floor and showed it into
her pocket.
The police said they had obtained a
statement from Mrs. Guilfoyle that she
had seen her husband at some previous
time embrace Mrs Gaudet and be-
lieved there was love affair between
them.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-20
FEE
IN FARM RELIEF
BILL LOSES VOTE
McNary-Haugen Act Sup
porter Enlists On Side
OF President

WASHINGTON Jan. 19 up - An
other stalwart in the McNary -Haugen
mp-Thompson of Ohio-interrupt-
ed the house agriculture committee's
hearings on farm relief today to an
nounce that he would not support
a bill containing the controversial
equalization fee clause.
With this move, the Ohio republican
aligned himself with three other re-
publicans on the committee, who went
on record as opposed to that proviso
yesterday because of the stand taken
against it by President Coolidge in
vetoing the McNary- -Haugen bill last
year. There We're Williams and Ad-
lSins of Illinois, and Ketcham of Mich
igan.
Thompson's position emphasized the
breach that has developed in the
house farm bloc and increased, indi-
cations that any relief measure re-
ported by the committee might lack
an equalization fee clause 1t brought
forth the only defense of the pro-
vision voiced by a committee mem-
Der in the current hearings, Chair
man Haugen declaring that the de-
bated section represents the machin-
Continued on Page Ten)
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-20

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 10 (P-
The monOplane spirit of CalifOr-
mia" otherwise the Southern Cross"
failed today in its fourth attempt
to break the worlds record for sus-
tanned flight for airplanes. How
ever, it demonstrated that the
record could be broken and that
under the right conditions flight
to New Zealand with stops on the
coast could be made, ITS pilots
asserted.
The giant tri-mOtOred FOkker
mOnOplane. pilOted alternately by
Captain Charles Kingsford- Smith,
British aviator, and Lieutenant
George r.. Pond, of the U. S. navy,
took off at Mills field at 800 a. M,
last Tuesday, and was forced to
descend at 10:16 o'clock this morn
ing due to an exhausted gasoline
supply. The plane remained on
continuous flight for so hours and
minutes, just two hours, Is min
utes and 81 seconds short of the
worlds record established in Ger
many by the aviatOrs Edzard and
Risticz.
Lieutenant Pond said after the
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-20
.SALvADOREAN IS
ELEVATED TO HIGH
PLACE IN PARLEY
Guerrero Named Chairman
Of Most Important Con-
ference Committee

HAVANA, Jan. 10 (H)-Significance
was attached in certain sections of the
sixth n-American conference to the
selection today Of Gustavo Guerrero,
Salvadorean delegate, as chairman Of
the most important committee of the
conference.-the committee on inter-
national public law.
Senor Guerrero is is Jeputedly an
tagonistic to the policies of the United
States in Latin America. His name
was proposed by DR.. Orestes Ferrera,
Cuban ambassador at Washington, and
seconded by Charles E. Hughes, chair
man of the American delegation. He
was unanimously raised to the head OF
the committee at the initial organiza-
ton meeting of that body.
James Brown Scott, president of the
American Institute of International
Law, Ambassador Fletcher, and Oscar
Underwood of Alabama were the other
members of the American delegation
present at the election.
The committee over which Senor
Guerrero will preside has jurisdiction
over the most controversial resolutions
which the conference has to pass upon.
They are the draft treaties for the
codifiaction Of American public inter
national law. prepared at the jurists'
conference at Rio Janeiro last April,
which recommended among other
measures, prohibition by treaty of the
interference by force of any American
country in the internal affairs of an
other
It is recalled, however, that during
the Rio conference proposals were dis
cussed to extend this prohibition to in
reference in both internal and eX-
ternal affairs of another country and
views have been freely expressed that
the projection of the latter proposals
in the debates in the present commit
tee headed by Guerrero are extremely
likely.
In connection with his election to-
day, officials here remembered that he
had been both foreign minister of Sal
vador and his country'S representative
at Geneva, where he was reported AZ
(Contiued on Page Ten)