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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-03-16
At the Movies
CAPITOL

CAtI1Vk
1.-THE Gay Retreat" Fox Films
rollicking takeoff on the war is . de-
iightful change Of fare for the jaded
picture fan. This laugh-producing
film comes to the Capitol theatre for
today. Friday. and Saturday and is
guaranteed to cure the worst posi-
Bile case Of glooms. because It has
everything that . good comedy
drama should have. A well mott
waited story, action, romance, thrills,
and above everything else, the great
est team Of comedians that ever de-
lighted an audience. We refer. Of
course. to Ted Mcnamara and SAM
my Cohen, the two marines who
served rs the fun makers in "What
Price Glory"
There are not only laughs by the
score in 1.-THE Gay Retreat" but a
love story that has some unusual
angles and more thrills than in a
wild western.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-03-16

less preserves more Of the vitam.
ms and organic salts.
The canning Of vegetables has
now been made thoroughly scien-
tific, and the housewife no longer
fears food poisoning from canned
foods as she cid y few years ago
before the new methods Of canning
:, IL. in vogue.
No matter what other differences
Of opinion they may have, all diet!-
tians and physicians Use the pres
criptions "eat more greens"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-03-16

Of policy independently, especially
foreign affairs.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-03-16

NEXT: "Mom" a "father fixa.
ms"
Evening star., 1928-05-21
GREEK CABINET TOTTERS.
Crisis Is Threatened After Diff
Guilty With Venizelos.

ATHENS, May 81 CpD.-Diferences
between Minister of Finance Cafandaris
present leader OF the Liberal party. and
former Premier Ven.zelos threaten to
bring about a cabinet crisis which viii
involve all the members belonging to
the Liberal party.
The leading Liberal newspaper,
Eieutheron Bema, announces that
Cafandaris has summoned a meeting of
The Liberals tomorrow. at which time
ne viii resign the leadership and head
q new Reformist party. IT is expected
that the other Liberal ministers will
also resign. thereby making the resie-
nation OF the government probable.
Despite repeated denials that he
would re-enter politics, it is believed
that Fenizelos will probably resume
leadership of the party as he has on
previous occasions when discord threat
ened.
Evening star., 1928-05-21
MILLHOLLAND BUST
ISUNVE|LEDH HERE
Champion of Co|ored Race
Paid Tribute at Howard
University.

A bronze bust of the late John E,
Millholland, champion of the negro and
founder of the Association for the Ad-
vancement of Colored People. was un-
veiled in Rankin Memorial Chapel.
Howard University, yesterday. by Miss
Robbie Turner. president of the Woman
Students League of the university.
Tribute to Millholland was paid by
several speakers on the accompanying
program. including DR.. Mordecai w,
johnson, president of the University;
Dean Lucy d. Slowe and DR.. Emmett
j Scott chairman of the exercises.
In commencing his attitude, which
included vigorous activity in favor of
all oppressed" peoples, DR.. Scott said
that bustS Of Mr. Millholland had been
placed at Cheyney Institute, Fisk Ur..-
Versitv and at the national headQuar-
ters of the Association for the Advance
ment of Colored People.
DR. johnson. expressing the appre-
citation Of Howard University for the
bust paid tribute to Mr. Millhollan6'S
work for betterment of man in general
In addition 10 his laborS for the de-
velopment of the negro. DR. Johnson
declared that Millholand was active
also in prison reform. opposition to the
oppression OF the Irish and the BocrS
and in the attainment of the Saturday
half-holiday Dean Slowe spoke of the
courage of the late Ine2 Millholland.
prominent Suffragist and daughter of
John Millholland who refused to ride
at the head of the sufTragiSt parade
here in 1914 unless women of Howard
University were given a place in the
line Of march.
A poem. John E. Millholland." was
read at the exercises by Jean Robert
Foster of New York.
The bust committee included DR..
Scott, Mrs. JEANNE r. Mcclure. Mrs.
Amanda Gray-Hillyer. Miss Slowe.
Neval H. Thomas. James A. Cobb and
S. A. Douglas.
Evening star., 1928-05-21
PRISONER SPARES JAILER;
USES GUN TO KILL SELF
Man Accused of Murder Prevented
From Staying Keeper
by Kindness.
Rr The Assnclated press.

BY the Associated Press.
zEBULoN. Ga, May 21.~Kindness
of his jailer was given in note AS the
reason for prisoner in the Pike County
Jail taking his own life yesterday with a
pistol smuggled to him, instead of using
1t to slay the officer and make his es-
cape as planned
The body of Albert Bethune, held on
4 charge of murder was found in his
Evening star., 1928-05-21
Eleanora Mouvet in New Role.

NEWTON, Kans.. May 21 'L4o). Flea
nora Ambrose Mouvet, ballroom enter
tainer. said yesterday she plans to aban-
don her present work to join a New
York musical comedy company. She is
here visiting her mother. Mrs. Howard
Puckett, who recently underwent an
operation. Since the death of her hus-
band, Maurice Mouvet. In Paris, Mrs
Mouvet has been appearing with Charles
Sabin It is rumored the couple were
engaged but they are understood to
have abandoned marriage plans when
Maurice's parents objected.
Evening star., 1928-05-21

cell this morning Nearby was pistol
and a note addressed to Sheriff Allen.
In the note Bethune said the pistol
had been smuggled to him so that he
could slay the officer and escape, but
that the sheriff had been so kind to him
during his incarceration that ''he
couldn't do It,"
Evening star., 1928-05-21
PLAYMATE'S TALE TRUE;
BOY is FOUND IN RIVER
Fourth Account of Death Proves
Correct--Child's Body
Discovered.
BY the Associated Press.


CHICAGO, May 2l.-~Bruno Bogdon's
last story of what happened to 8-year-
old Johnny Pyrek has proven. unfortu-
nately To be true. Johnny's body was
found floating in the Chicago River
yesterday.
Bruno had told three other stories of
what happened to his playmate, so that
when he finally said the boy had fallen
into the river his tale was met with
Evening star., 1928-05-21
Two Die in Plane Crash.

STURDEVANT, Wis, May 81 LP).-~-
Felix Valdas, %, of Milwaukee, me-
chanic, and Emory Hughes. IS. deputy
sheriff, were killed yesterday in an air.
plane crash here. Valdas was plotting
his own plane and the pair had just
taken off when the accident occurred.
Evening star., 1928-05-21
MOVIE BAN FOR CHILDREN
Turks Forbid Youngsters From
Seeing u. s. Films.

ANGORA. Turkey. May 81 OP,,--
Turkish children the nation over are
raising hoEls over a blow just dealt
them by the passing of a law By Par
lament making all movina-nicture
houses taboo for parsons under Is years
OF age. AS every village In Anatolia
nov hss its cinema, hundreds of thou-
sands Of children are thus affected.
the iaH vas proposed by the president
Of the Society for the Protection of
Children" DR. Fouad Bey, who Is also
Deputy, on the grounds that the ma
iorify Of films shown i'm Turkey-nost
q which are An1erican--have q perni-
cious influence on the minds and morals
Of children
s~--~--~
Washington wants no Power Trust.
Adseyff fearanrrs4
Evening star., 1928-05-21
Lightning Knocks
Angler Off Boat
To Death in Lake
Rr the Associated press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS. May al
Knocked overheard from n small
boat by bolt of lightning as he
was returning yesterday from fish
ing trip with q companion. Anthony
Mastio, %. an electricians helper.
lost his life.
The accident occurred on a bayou
near Lake Catherine, 80 miles from
New Orleans. The la1's compan-
ion. Peter Cuadrado. io, dived re-
peateCly to recover the body, but was
unsuccessful.
Evening star., 1928-05-21

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Evening star., 1928-05-21

When properly trained the human eye
is able to distinguish about 30 1000 colors
and shades
Evening star., 1928-05-21

skepticism This time, however, Bruno
was not imagining.
There we're no marks OF violence and
death was ascribed to drowning.
Evening star., 1928-05-21

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Evening star., 1928-05-21
Itching Torture

Lee /emo, Healing Liquid
There Il one safe deDsndable
treatment for itching skin The
hrst application 1T /eno usually
stops itching aud QlYes felscl II vii
help rld the skin nf pimDles R4sbes.
BIofehea. Bleplsiies atd similar am
moving skin gftaitons
feH VI III fye surprised hoy quicJy
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Evening star., 1928-05-21
TENORIO A KlDNAPER.
Rebel Leader Holds Busi-
ness Mans Sons for Ransom.

MEXICO CITY, May 21 UP).-~Dis-
patches from Vera Cruz today said that
Vidal Tenorio, an insurgent leader. had
kidnapped two sons Of villa AZueta
business man, and was demanding a
heavy ransom for them Tenorio has
been in the field for several years and
has expressed willingness to surrender
several times.
The mayor Of the town of Pinillo was
murdered by insurgents under Uriel
Martinez.
Recruits for the City Of London
police must be feet or more in height.
height
Evening star., 1928-05-21

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Evening star., 1928-05-21
Final Wind-Up of Our Challenge Sale!

the final Event. the most
We eannotac eptmalop PHI riders
Evening star., 1928-05-21

No Interest or Extras Added to Ow Budget Plan--
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-06
FOX--"Ofd San Franeisco -

The San Francisco earthquake cauxes
eood 10 triumph over evil. and hanny
marriage Is the outcome In "Oid "a n
FRANCISCO. the picture starring Dolores
Costello at the Fox this week.
IN; isory had It's beginning when. In
lsss; the fFst vasqueZ landed at the
t'"inen Gate and laid his claim Il, The
iand whereabouts Int the name of King
rfnhp oi Spain. AS the years 90 by
.tte!F comes a time when only two
FaS4lez brothers remain 10 carry on the
proud Old Spanish name. The discovery
! 81 Roid drains the ranches of their
laborers. H. LIS during this period iha,
tfie elder Vasquez IL killed by The man
"np formerly was In charge Of his
>iips' ana me younger brother Is the
aoIe remaining member Of the family
men, IN 1905. when San Francisco
| has becofnf the Paris If America ,,
I mere remain only an old man and
/ fi'3 beautiful granddaughter on The old
I faHctc, when Il lawyer comes 10 MIR
oiaT me estate. saying that II Il f.
| not S3!d, ~ viii be condemned and
lakFii away from the vasatiez.s win
! ms lawyer comes his nephew, who falls
! ~ DFc with the Spanish GIRL and IL IL
u'h same Iflhh lad who saves the
| FasgatZrs frnfn obstruction at the hands
u the Monaghan czar Of the under.
"H!n. When Dolnfes. the granddaugi,-
Ter. mas buried her last remaining fela
I'VE, shoe goeE IN company wikn hen
itas'i friend dawn into Chinatown L.
warn TIE Chinese that their beirayef
~ "a @pngolian. She Ii captured b,
MS czAr and carried into the Inner
Ciici@" u Chinatown. The dWarfea
! brother III the car helps ~ ind tls
girl, and the earthquake destroys China
town, The tDanisb lady and her Irisl
sweetheart retain the rancho,
SINGERS and Jazz dancers, with thu
FOR ItlncfIL DfehselTa present "Grsns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-06
LITTLE THEATER-"Merry-G Co
Round"

The Motion Picture Guild Is TO be
congratulated on obtaining a picture
rare not only in point of artistry. but
OF existence. Merry Co Round" a tale
OF Vienna before the war. which Is the
leading attraction this week
Norman Kerry as a royal bon vivant
and Mary Philbin as little organ
grinder form wellnight perfect princi-
pals in a cast which Is Of uniform ex-
cellence
Pictorially the picture Is exceptional,
while the portrayal OF the story by the
actors and actresses leaves nothing TO
be desired. George Seigmann as Boss"
Huber. proprietor OF the merry-go-
round. gives an outstanding character
performance.
The picture, withdrawn several sea-
sons ago after 1t had won a reputation
as one OF the few classics of the films.
was obtained by the Motion Picture
Guild through the courtesy OF Carl
I.acmmle. who loaned 1t from his per-
sonal files 1t is the type OF picture
| that Is worth seeing again and again.
Another early Chaplin film has been
exhumed by the guild. Easy Street"
which provides generous quota OF
laughs. Chaplin. with his droilery. re-
stratnt and flair for the ludicrous, Is
a figure 10 be remembered An up-to-
date news reel rounds out the program
GAYETY-"French Models"
The IS r. O." sign for the second
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-06
NEW MAN LEfTffnIsG

N. Newman c3osec hts 10 u,eLs
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sle fify irliJt ~ peter The frrst H.
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more insistent, though less clamorous,

more insistent, though less clamorous,
than in 1920"
Eight years ago, on the eve of
presidential election Miss Shervin's
call declared. women throughout the
United States were entitled to vote for
the first time in the history OK our
Nation. At that juncture in the evoll-
ton OF democracy the League of Wom-
en- Voters was formed, with the imrnedi-
ate object OF equipping women 10 cast
an informed and conscientious vote.
The political education Of women
mas In the intervening years deepened
the meaning, the opportunities and OBJ
legations OF their suffrage. The cnal-
lenge to vote responsibIy Is more insist
ent today. though less clamorous, than
in 1920"
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BIBLE GRADUATE HELD
IN CAMPUS ROBBERlES
Petty Loot, Ranging From Gold
Tooth to Typewriters, Found
in Chicago Rooms.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. February s.-Clarence C..
Uhl, 81, Divinity School graduate, was
held in the Evanston jail today on
charges involving long series Of thefts
from his alma mater
His arrest, police said. Solved rob-
berries over a period Of several years at
the Garrett Bible Institute. ON the
campus OF Northwestern University. Of
flcers who raided his rooms said they
found articles and objects ranging from
a gold tooth. pots. pans and aluminium
ware TO typcWriters and cheap watches,
There appeared TO have been no ef-
fort made to dispose of the loot Uhl
said he had planned to return it this
week