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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-03-15
40 CARS WILL
BE ON DISPLAY
AT MANDAN GYM
Auto Dealers of Two Cities
Are Making Final Plans
For Exposition
HALL BEING DECORATED
Singing Fireman and Famous
Male Quartet Part Of En-.
tertainment Program
HALL BEING DECORATED

Automobile dealers Of Bismarck
and Mandan this week are making
their final arrangements for the
Missouri Slope Auto Show that will
be held In the gymnasium Of the
State Training School at Msndan
on March e, e and ~.
Entertainment Of q high class has
been booked for the three day ex-
position.
Howard Mullaney, the singing
fireman Of st. Paul, who has
created . sensation from coast to
eosst whsrsver he has appeared be-
fore . fadio microphone, will sing
sa sll three days.
Ons q the most famous male
Quarse&s of The northwest, composed
Of the finest singers in Minneapolis
aAd u. Paul, VII b brought to the
chow by the Northern Pacific rail-
way. They w1ll sing afternoon and
evenings during the three days.
- Cars . b Shown
Hsss than - automobiles Of al
0Akeo and models are being
gyosmed b. The ''beauty experts" in
0oGb garage of The Twin Cities pre-
easotegy . placing them on the
0oeg early Do9t week.
sA1 0f ~ cars popular IN North
Dakota W11l b ropresented with .
vAeioo ef modols,s Jack Fleck, presi-
dent q ~ Automobile Dealers a.
Seeiatiea, oaid today. I'VE expect
y Aeve combined under one roof
ssesls ef svs1y popular car sold In
n edition, o. thG regular: models
ohage wil also b special body and
paint }e6s shown. Nsver before
have tho manufacturers turned out
such bsautiful ears both IN style and
eelss. Il VIII make the expositi0n
90 q the most eolorful shows h
0epe history"
Members Of the. decorations COM
mit*te have planned a4beautiful sst-
ting for the latest manufactures Of
The automobile world. A Japanese
garden will Be created, hiding the
bare walls Of the gymnasium and
eliminating the barren background.
Lunches Will Be Served
Lunches will be served at al
hours Of the day and night at the
show. A booth conducted by the
Catholic Daughters Of America will
have light lunches available for Wis
TORS at all times.
Visitors from both cities and the
surrounding Slope country will have
free transportation to and from the
show, Mr.. Fleck announced today.
Headquarters will be established in
both Bismarck and Mandan where
the visitors can take the busses and
other cars that will be provided.
Mr.. Fleck was especially enthus-
iastic over the entertainment that
has been procured.
ut is a distinct honor and com.
pliment to the show to be able to
obtain the singing fireman and the
male quartet Of the Northern Pa
cific," he said.
"Mullaney, who Il known to thou
sands Of radio listeners over the
northwest and the nation, is at the
present time in the east and will
leave for Mandan In few days.
Special arrangements had to be
made with the railway company be-
fore Mullaney could be secured"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-03-15
Man Arranging For
Hindu Wedding Has
Life Threatened

Mask, India, March 15.-(AP)-
DR.. Gosave, one Of those actively
engaged in preparing for the we'd
ding Of Miss Nancy Ann Miller Of
Seattle to Tukoji Rao, former maha-
rajah Of Indore, on Saturday, has re-.
ceived two anonymous letters threat.
ening his life.
Shankarcharva, the priest who
performed the rites initiating Miss
Miller into Hinduism, was told by
several Hindus that he had impart-
ed fresh stimuli to the progressive
forces Of the religion.
Signing herself Sharmistha, her
adopted Hindu name, Miss Miller
cabled her mother, Mrs. Jennie Mil.
Ter, who is in Seattle, telling Of her
conversion. The cablegram read:
"You will be glad to hear thst the
conversion ceremony went off won.
derfully well. Twenty-Five thousand
people attended. A wonderful sight.
Marriage fixed for evening Of the
seventeenth. We Ill send our love
70 you, Grandpa and Ruthie."
Miss Miller's grandmother, Who &
with her, also signed the message.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-03-15
Extremists Under
Arrest in Japan

Tokyo, March 15.-(AP)-Whole-
sale arrests Of extremists were re-
ported from all parts of apan to-
day. They were the result Of In
vestigations conducted : since the
general election when handbills It
tacking the present form Of govern
rnent were seized.
The police raided communist
headquarters here. They also occu-
pied the offices Of the proletarian
newspaper, Musan Shimbun.
Twelve arrests were made In the
Saita district. Thirty persons were
seized at Osaka, including Professor
Ikucovama, leader Of the Farmer
Peasant party's left wing.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-03-15
ARMY TRANSPORT PLANE
STARTS ON RELIEF TRIP

Mt. Clemens, Mich, March To-
(AP)-An army transport plane pi-
loted by Lieut.. Joseph J. Soper and
carrying four passengers left Self
ridge Field at 1910 a. m. today on
a flight to the relief Of the snow
bound villages OF the Upper Michi-
gan peninsula.
The plane was to land first at Os-
coda, Mich, where It was to be ski
equipped and then taken off from
the ice of Lake Van Etten for Sault
Ste. Marie to report to the post
master, who will arrange for car
goes Of food and mail for the iso-
lated villages from that point.
Lieut.. Col. Charles H. Danforth,
Continued on pare sikh
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-03-15
H|NCHL|FFE Is Believed LOST IN OCT
souri, Slope Auto Show Will Be Bic Event Of Next Week
Today in Congress

: Senate debates Tyson emer-
gency officers retirement bill,
white house resumes c0nsidera.
tion Of naval building program.
Coal and cotton inquiries con.
tinue before senate interstate
commerce and agriculture com.
mittees.
Executive sessions convene on
restrictive immigration and
Boulder canyon dam proposals.
Farm relief. Muscle Shoals
and proposed ban on arms ex.
ports to foreign belligerents
face house committees.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-03-15
SNOW STORM IS
STILL RAGING
IN MICHIGAN
Inhabitants of Upper PENN.
sula Villages Face Food
and Fuel Famine

Sault Ste. Marie, Mich, March Is.
-(AP)-A raging snow storm,
which during the night heaped even
higher the great drifts in this Sec
ton, threatened today to cut off all
possibility Of immediate aid for the
sufferings inhabitants Of upper
peninsula villages.
One hope remained, that the great
Douglas transport plane, which
spent the night at Selfridge field
Mount Clemens, preparing for q re.
lief flight to this city and from here
to Detour and Raber, would Be ahle
to break through the storms. Lieut.
Joseph j. Sopher, Of the army pur.
suit group, was to pilot the plane
northward from the army base, il
weather conditions permitted.
Two relief expeditions sent from
here met misfortune yesterday when
the blizzard halted their progress
southwark. DR.. John F. Deadman
veteran musher, driving 4 dog team
in which he carried medical sup.
plies, was forced to stop after "a
miles of hazardous and firing travel
A snow motor, equipped with cylin.
der drive crawlers, disappeared into
the storm about Is miles south Of
here bearing supplies to the fam.
ished residents.
The food supply Of Detour has
been reported virtually exhausted
and the wood and coal supply is low
At least two persons were known tc
be seriously i'll in the village which
the snow has isolated for two weeks
DR.. Deadman, who reported his
arrival at farm house by telephone
declared his dogs were virtually ex.
hausted after plowing through drifts
in some places over Is feet in depth
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-03-15

IN the last presidential election
out o& sixty million men and women
privileged TO vote, less than thirty
| million east , bailey
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-03-15
The weather

General, fair tonight and Fra
day. Rising temperature Friday.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-08
AT THE CAPITOL

The Patent Leather Kid" with Richard Barthelmess in the featur- cd role is the big attraction at the Capltoi where it is being held over all week by popular demand.
 Capacity crowds have attended the previous showings of this master motlon picture and all have been delighted with its entertainment Richard Barthelmess gives the great est role of his entire career as the youthful prize fighter of the East side who goes through q romantic yet hecuc career in his quest for courage and love both in the ring and on the battlefields of the great war.
 Molly ODay is his leading woman ana gives a remarkable role as the sweetheart. The photoplay will be offered today, Friday and Saturday at 2:S5, 4:3o, 7:o5, and 9:15.
 Beginning Sunday night for fo,r days the Capitol management an- honncos the offering The Smart Set with William Haines, the smart boy of the movies" in his nhest role. He is assisted by an all star cast including Jack Holt, Alice Lay, and Hobart Boswor,h.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-08
Details of Indiana's
 Primary Not Decided

Indianapolis. Ind, March s R-
 Whether voters of Indiana would
 be required to cast their vote in the republican preferential primary Tn May for one candidate or for three candidates hinged today on whether Herbert Hoover would per- init his name to be entered against that of Senator James E. Watson. a favorite son.
 The entry of Secretary Hoover's name before the secretary of states of1ce closes at midnight tonight would assure a three cornered race for the S3 Indiana delegates to the Kansas City convention as Hoover managers in Washington have been informed that if Hoover enters the name of Frank o. Lowden of 1lli- nois also would be filed.
 Secretary Hoover, it was believed would be guided to a large extent In his decision regarding the 1n- diana primary on the results of pe- t'tlons which Hoover packers cir culated in northern Indiana and in Indianapolis yesterday.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-08
City Items

Fay your personal tax now $2.OO.
 after April list it will cost you s3 oo Bring your bill.-advt. | St. Mary's Ladies T. A. & R. so-
 clety Will hold meeting at the Y.
 M. T. A. and B. hall tonight at 8 oclock. \ social hour will follow.
 Stella Rebekah lodge vii hold q social for members and friends ;,, the banquet room of Odd Fellows nall trlday evening, Mrs. Harry chapman being chairman. On March lo the Crescent Past Noble Grands assoclatlon will meet with Stella lodge in the afternoon. In the eve hins the degree will be exemplitied with the officers of the Rebekab state assembly present..
 The common council committee on claims will meet at o'clock to. night at the city building.
 Save sl.oo by paying your person. al tax now s2.oo if paid now. $500 after April 1st. Bring your bill advt
 The executive committee of Eddy- Glover Post, American Legion will meet in the Legion home tomorrow evening at : o'clock.
 A. C. Barrows, Jr., of this city has been transferred to Meriden hv the X Pacific Tea Co.,, where he will manage one of the stores locat- ed there.
 Leo Egan, 10-year- old son of Fire man and Mrs. John Egan of 77 sprlng street, is resting comfortably at New Britain General hosnital haVlng been operated on last Friday . Tor appendicitis by Dr. M. A. Kin | sclla.
 Probation Officer F. C. Connolly thd Mss Ruth BristolI, woman nro- 'auon officer, attended the quarter y meeting of the Connecticut Pro- oalon Officers association today in \orwlch. Mr. Connolly introduced as ae topic for discussion: "Coopera- lon between probation officers and other social workers"
New Britain herald., 1928-03-08
Iowa Delegation Will
 Be Out for LOWden

Des Moines, Iowa, March 8 R>-A Frank 0. Lowden- for president dele sation will represent Iowa in the republican national convention next June at Kansas City.
 Seven delegates-at large were in- structed by the state convention yes- terday to cast their ballot for the former governor of Illinois. Twenty two delegates representing the II districts of the state were unin- structed, because of the convention rules, but they were Strongly urged" 10 support Lowden, who was desig- mated as "Iowa's choice for presi- dent"
 Most of the regular delegates have been instructed by their own dis tricts to vote for Lowden. Two, however, favor the candidacy of Herbert Hoover.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-08
Wants Money Back on
 Pre-War German Marks

Ne" York, March P-American holders Of pre-war German marks are being organized by Louis Clap Ter New York dealer in foreign money, to go before the league of nations i'll an effort to obtain a tar exchange" for their now all most worthless paper.
 flapler, who calls his organiza- tlon the International Creditors as- soclatlon of German pre-war cur rency. said the organiza tion planned to retain an international lawyer to present it's case.
 The pre-war German mark, he sald, has been stabilized at one gold mark CA cents) per trillion paper marks, but declared this to be little short of international highway rob- bery.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-08
Quarter of Billion Is
 Spent in Adyertisino O

New York, March 8 (UP)-Na- tlonal advertisers spent almost q quarter of a billion dollars in ad- vertisins their products in newspa pers last year. a. report of the hu- reau of advertising of the America n Newspaper Publishers association said today.
 The estimate placed the total ex- pended as s225,00o,00O of which 57 motor car companies spent $s3,5o5,- 900.
 The motor car companies led in the amount expended, and foods manufacturers were second with s2 advertisers spending so4,o45, 900, Fourteen tobacco companies spent sl5, o6o, 900.
 In Its study Of expenditures Of Individual national advertisers the bureau found that 353 companies had expended total of $122,5O0. .0o0 Tn national newspaper advertising.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-08
ROSE MARIE AND $ ACTS

A gala carnival vaudeville and photoplay is in store for Strand patrons tonight. The feature film is Rose Marie" based on the famous musical romance of the same name. It presents a glamorous tale of the untamed Cana adian woods, with beau- rifnl Joan Crawford as the girl who stlrs the hearts of men, and finds true love along trail of stirring conflict, tragedy and sacrifice. The vaudeville carnival tonight offers the regular five act program in ad- 'iition to three discoveries including Charles Moore and Ernest Wright, both of New Britain in Harmony Songs.' Other acts include Melody Nansion;" Harry Welch and Harry Hill: Sun Flong-Lin Co.,: Johnny Special and Gates and Claire.
 Much interest is aroused among local theater goers over the an- nouncement by the Strand that it will present for four days beginning next Sunday evening, King Nidor's epic of American marriage. "The Crowd"
New Britain herald., 1928-03-08
TROUBLE IN CAIRO
Principal of School Injured in Riot ing Which Accompanies Attack on Institution.

Cairo. Egypt, March tPs-During q series of student disturbances yes terday, an attack was made by stu dents of the Sheillh school at Assut on the American college causing minor casualties among the defend cts including Dr. Russell, the prin- cipal.
 The Sheikh school students, who arc on strike, tried to make the the students of the American college come out also. The latter refused, Nhereupon the strikers smashed the gates, tore up trees and broke win dows with stones,
 Dr. Russell with his staff defend- ai the building courageously and the efforts to drive out the students under his care failed.
 Student disturbances growing out of the Anglo Egyptian question also took place in Cairo this morning. A body of 1.500 striking students marched to the Wafd or nationalist headquarters and stoned police, the latter scattering the demonstrators after charge.
 In the melee eight policemen and 2S students were injured and were carried into the Wafd headquarters where they were given medical at- tention. The brush with the police produced rioting in other streets and many of the rioters were clubbed.
 AS part of the same nationalist l demonstration, schoolboys at Tanta, D miles northwest of Cairo, burned | ihree automobiles including one be- longing to the Egyptian command ant who was severely manhandled.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-08

New York-Some of the photo oera-
 phers are inclined 10 think that des-
 cendants of the fellows who sold
 Manhattan for s24 are trying to get even. A bunch of Sioux going to
 berlln for a circus asked $5 apiece
 to pose They finally compromised
 on tree copies of the pictures, | 1o1edo-f or mere hitter Of
 sle,opp, Dr. Cook can get out of iail
 Tn about nine years more instead of ten. From Leavcnworth he wrote i Federal Judge klllits asking for aI loWance for time spent in the hoose- sow while he was appealing. The ludge told hlnl to remit his unpaid fine of 12,ooo plus costs.
 New York-rhe captain of the steamship Nauhan guesses they think a lot Of money in New York When the vessel arrived with sIoo,- coo in gold half q dozen detectives We're on hand. Why" the captain sad, when We took it on at Trinj- dad an old aarky trundled it in shaky wheelbarrow all alone, He made half dozen trips a couple of blocks through town"
 Manchoster-l'unds left in trust for Holland county by Radcliffe Hicks several years ago will have reached s3ou,000 in 1881 when paid out It is expected that the Con hocticut Agricultural college will get the money as it was left to found farm school and the college has since been established.
 Hartford-Col. Rush s. Wells is appointed chief Of staff Of 76th di- | vision.
 Norwicf-Peleliah L. Mabrev, 75. who lived alone in the town of Franklin near here Is found dead in Ills rocking chair by neighbors who become alarmed when they failed 10 see smoke coming from the chimney ot hls house at breakfast time.
 Merlden-A skidding allfomohi,e winch overturned brought injuries 10 SIX persons. Two taken to hos pltal.
 Hartford-Memhers Of state de- partment Of welfare find conditions ot N'therstield state prison entirely
New Britain herald., 1928-03-08
Ford Won't Furnish Plane
 For Transatlantic Trin

Detroit, March s lP-The Ford Motor company is not experimentine On the development of d plane in which Miss Mabel Boil, queen Of alamonds,' might fly to Paris, it was stated today at the office of William b. Mayo, chief engineer of the Ford company.
 Miss Boil, in company win Charles A. Levine, visited the stout Alrcra1t company, subsidiary of the Ford organization, several weeks ago, officials said, adding that she was told at that time that the Ford company would not build a plane for transatlantic flight.
 We told Levine and Miss Roll that such a flight was not feasible" sald one Ford official. We told them We saw no reason for irving such a flight, since it already had been done. We did not refuse 10 sell Miss Boil a tri-motor al-metal plane, but We told her we would furnish no planes for a proposed transatlantic flight
New Britain herald., 1928-03-08
Cured His Rupture

I was badly ruptureA while lifting a, trunk several years ago. Doctors said my only hope of cure was an operation
 liusse5 did me no good. Finally I got hold of something that quickly and com pletely cured me. Years have passed and the rupture has never returned. although am dolhg hard work as a carpenter There was no operation, no lost time no trouble. have nothing to sell but will give full information about how vou may md complete cure without operation 1T you Write to me Eugene NJ Pullen Carpenter. 4SoA Marcelus Avenue, Ma nasquan. N J. Better cut out this notice and show If to any others who are rup- tured~-you may save a life or at least stop the misery of the rupture and the worry and danger of an operation.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-08
Gas Spoiled Sleep,
 Made Her Dizzy

For years suffered from gas and constipation. Used to get head aches and dizzy spells. The first dose of Adlerika gave me relief. Now I rest well. Mrs. E. Brinkley. Just ONE spoonful of Adlerika relieves gas and that bloated feeling so that you can eat and sleep well. Acts on BOTH upper and lower bowel and removes old waste matter you never thought was there. No matter what you tried for your stomach, Adlerika will surprise you. Leading druggists.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-08

Head Coach Ed Leader yesterday meant several shakeups in the seating Of men and return of Ouar- fler' a veteran, to the first crew.
 Harbor rowing is expected to be resumed as soon as prevailing high winds die out. By the end of next week rowing on the river at Derby seems likely.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-08
Freshman Crews at Yale
 To Have Training Table

Ne" Haven, March s P,-Train- Ing tables for candidates for the Yale freshman rowing squad from which will be picked the crew will be Set tonight for the first time. The number of men ordered to the talbes is large.
 varsity crew changes made hy
New Britain herald., 1928-03-08

GREAT SHOW AT LYCEUN

Today and Friday marks the showing of two very good pictures. The main attraction offers The Opening Night" with Claire Wind sor and John Bowers. The compan- ion feature offers "Her Summer Haro,' q comedy smash with a smashing good cast Starting this saturday for four days. the greatest sea photoplay ever: William Boyd in The Yankee Clipper" with Elinor Fair.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-08
MRS. FOY GETS ALI,

White Plains N. Y.. March S P)- Eddie Foy veteran comedian who died February 1G, bequeathed his entire estate. estimated at more than s1o,o00, to his widow, Mrs. Marie Combs Foy.
 The will also made the request winch was observed, that he be buried beside the grave of his sec ond wife, Madeline,
New Britain herald., 1928-03-08
FLASHES OF LIFE: DENVER WOMAN
 OBTAINS DIVORCE AT AGE OF 96

By the Associated Press.
 LenoX, Mass.-Married 47 years, Herbert A. Buck. 76, is seeking a ! divorce. His wife is GO years old.
 They have had 14 children. For 37
 years they lived in the same house here. then removed to Winter
 Haven, Fla.
 Denver-At the age of 96 Mrs. 1 Rosi Nitello Perello has obtained a divorce. Her husband, 40 years her junior, averrad she proposed two years ago. The court admonished her not to flirt
 New York-The society columns record that Miss Betty Baldwin of New York won a bet at Aiken, s. C., by riding a horse bareback after playing golf; and that Mrs. Graham Falr Nandervilt is going to White sulphur Springs, because Mrs. Cor nellus Vanderbilt is at Virginia Hot Spring, 50 miles away.
 Nlenna-it is impossible to oyer- come the constitutional phenomenon or age, in the opinion of Professor Julius Handler, anatomical authority. Il" told the Austrian science society that all reJuvenation operations are financial operations.
 Los Angeles-As Logan F. Metcalf ayers, four days after he eloped to Ii Juana with Madge Bellamy of the screen, she removed her wed- ding ring and ordered him out of the house. He is seeking a divorce 1
 Madrld-The home Of Don Quix- ote's sweetheart Dulcinea, in Tobo- so. is to be renovated by the au,hori- ties in order that it may be presery- cd for visitors.
 New Iork-Bele Livingstone toast of Broadway when on the stage in the nlnetes, is credited by the news papers with the intention of found . Ing a salon, of establishing d rem 1ezVous Of wit and culture with zoo members at a fee of s200 a year. She has leased an so year old three story house that was once was the center of fashion.
 Washlng1 on--ffow come New ork's Jimmy was late?'' "I'd be 'usy all my life if I answered that