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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-08-04
THIS HAS HAPPENED

THIS HAS HAPPENED
BERTHE LOU WARD marrics
ROD Dryer. who Ind previously
been engaged to LILA MARSH.
Lila nnnOys the bride by telling
their friends TINT she WINS Rod's
mrst love. She continues making
life miserable by coming to New
York ns n guest Of MOLLY FRA.
SER whose husband had given
Rod a position.
However. Lila meets n rich MR..
LOREE md mnrrles him. Then
she asks Berthe Lou TO forgive the
past and be friends. Trying 70
keep up socially With theta
Bryers In debt and Rod becomes
depressed.
Lila seizcs her chance Ia ptr.
suade him 10 accept n higher snl-
ary from Loree. promising se.
curity from financial worry "fOr
BERTHE LOu's sake.'
nut some Of her jewels In the Of
fee vault during her husbands
absence. When he returns the
case the Jewels are gone. He
wants to notify the police hut she
demuFs. pointing out that sus.
plciOn against him might spoil his
career. They decide to keep the
ssNstCE UCCEGu-gV(w uGOW nGtVB6
LOu-and Rod says he will pay for
the Jewels NJ he can save the
money. Tint night he evades the
truth when his wife asks why he
u 80 late.
BERTHE Lou discovers the false.
hood when Rod deceives her the
second time after a secret en-
announces the 1llness Of her
mother and she leaves abruptly
without seeing Nod. Lila tells
him II II nothing serious and
gets him to spend the weekend
mt their country home.
NOW co ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER XVII
"Co1NG to The Birches with the
Lorees.
1t was crushing blow to BERTHE
Lou. that message from Rod. She
slumped weakly down on her little
old nanny rocker. too heartsick to
cry. and sat there while the pendu.
lum Of her wavering faith swung
back to the point which 1t had
reached when she made up her
mind to return to Wayyille on the
first available train.
That was just after she had tele.
phoned Rods office and learned that
he was with Lila. No wonder. she
had Knocked herself. that Lila had
been SO willing to break their
luncheon engagement when instead
she could lunch with Rod.
The shock of obtaining further
proof Of something between her
husband and his old sweetheart.
coming with the news Of her moth.
er's illness. had thrown BERTHE Lou
into frenzy Of unthinking haste.
She packed most Of her clothes.
telephoned for q Pullman reserva.
ton. and rushed OF to the station
without q thought Of her theater
engagement with Lila.
But once she had settled herself
on the train, reaction to her i'm.
petuous step had brought her face
to face with the true aspect Of her
.unannounced leavs iaking.
She had packed 80 many things:
and ner note had been so brutality
abrupt Rod would think she
had left him perhaps he would
guess that she had discovered his
reawakened interest In Lila.
There was still enough faith left
In BERTHE Lofts heart to foster .
hope that Rod could explain why
he had. lied to her. This hope had
grown steadily until she regretted
that she hadn't given him q chance
to defend himself. Several times
she was on the point Of sending
him. = telegram but always her
pride stood in tho way.
Suppose Rod could explain? Sup
pose hs had found It convenient
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from Bromberg report that IL
Lithuanian soldiers were killed
and 100 injured in the explosion Of
q Lithuanian munition depot At the
town Of Olity on the Polish .I.ithuAn-
ian frontier.
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WORK WANTED

WIDOW, g with little girl, six,
wants homework in Bismarck or
on . farm near Bismarck. Il in
town, where child can attend
school. Will not expect big wages.
Write quick. Write Tribune, CO
Ad No. 10.
WORK WANTEO-Two experienced
ladies want work a. cook on Z
cook car for . threshine crew.
Will 60 any where. Write Tribune
CO Ad No. q.
LET ACK'S Radiator Shop clean
ort or z. .ir that leaky or
~loSL rxdiatoe. All work guar.
anteed and price reasonable.
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SALESME EN-

SALEMEN-If you are seeking .
permanent connection with an old
established manufacturer with
territorial protection, with credit
for all business in territory with
field and inside cooperation, list Of
customers. then your opportunity
is here. We are old established
manufacturers and distributors Of
Art and Commercial Calendars,
advertising specialties, indoor and
outdoor signs, leather goods, cloth
goods, etc. We have q number If
highly desirable territories open,
and II you can meet our require
ments as to honesty, integrity,
ability. industry, if you have a
car-then write US giving age and
experience in first letter. The
Novelty Advertising Company,
Coshocton, Ohio.
KEEP $500 ADVANCE COMMITS
sion-each sale. Two suits or
suit and topcoat at S27.95. In
usual qualities, satisfaction guar
anteed. Exclusive Fall patterns.
AHtio AdA &c OuVAaI 4ACCs Ad0otIc
Gold Seal Clothes, 527 Broadway,
New York City.
SO TO $40 DAILY
Easily earned selling shoes for the
largest direct to wearer concern
in the world at Saving of 50 to So
pair; some good protected terri
tory still open. Doublewear Shoe
Co, Minneapolis, MINI.
statesmen MANUFACTURER
Auto Seat Cover Manufacturer.
Direct to automobile owners. High
quality, low prices. Make $125
weekly. Elaborate samples free.
Marvelo. 1900 Wabansia. Chicago.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Everbrite
Daylight Signs sell on sight.
Large commissions. Write i'm
mediately for territorial protec-
ton. Everbrite Mfg. Co., 80 West
32nd, N. Y. City.
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SINCLAIR IS DEFENDANT
New York, Aug. l.-1R-Harry F.
Sinclair is defendant in . suit for
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Tribune Classified Advertisements
IF FL ONE 82-
MALE HELP WANTED


HELP WANTED-Catholic men and
women OF good character to call
on Catholic people presenting
proposition Of merit. Liberal
compensation and expense. Auto
mobile owners preferred. Write
for particulars. O'Keeffe E. Co.,
33 w. Goth St.. N. Y.C.
WANTED-Farmer or farmers SON
or man to travel in country.
Steady work, good profits. Nc
Common E. Company, Dept. C51,
Winona, MINI.
BARBER Profession offers better
opportunities. Write Moler Bar
Der College, Fargo, N. D., Butte,
NJ Mt.
WANTED-Second Cook at Hoff-
mans Cafe.
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Il SOLDIERS KILLED
Berlin. Aug. 4.-tR,-Dispatches
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FOK oALE-ln County Seat Town,
central North Dakota, main line
n. P. railway-Stock of groceries,
dry goods. new stock, good going
business. Will sell or rent build
ing newly remodeled. Write Trib-
une CO Ad No. Is. =
FOR SALE-A threshjng machine,
22-38, l header, / binder. Write
Box 142, Bismarck, N. D.
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AGENTS

MAKE $lOO0.-Before Christmas
selling exclusive personal Christ
mas cards; distinctive steel en-
graved designs. Expensive Sample
book free. Wetmore, James &
Sugden, Rochester, N. Y.
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AUTOMOBILES

AUTOMOBILES
FOR SALE-1928 Chandler Six Sc
dan. Used for demonstrating pur-
poses and driven about 24OO miles.
Very reasonably priced. Phone
1852 or write M. o. Steen, Bis
march
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LAD1ES-1nexperienced, can earn
$50 weekly, addressing envelopes.
Everything furnished. Addressed
envelope brings particulars. Dept.
149, Ace Premium z East 20 ST.,
N
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RtyOMS FOR RENT

sSSSSS ~ y. - ~ ~ ~ ~
FOR RENT-Extra large, well ven
tilated sleeping room, nicely fur
nished, large closet, close to bath,
telephone. Can b used for light
housekeeping. Don't call q meal
times. Phone 1921 or call 1t
42l First street.
FOR RENT-Room and garage IN
beautiful new htme in best location
in city. All conveniences. Gentle
men only. Call at 104 Ave. {
FOR RENT-A nicely furnished
room suitable for one or two
people, in modern home, close in.
One block from Broadway on Sec
ond street. Call 1437.M.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room,
suitable for two ladies. Mus: be
seen to Be appreciated. Close in.
Phone 733-W, or call at 3l6 Man
dan street.
FOR RENT-Large sleeping room,
with three large windows facing
street. May have board. t.all
120 Ave. A or phone 9e:. w.
FOR RENT-Well furnished front
room with kitchenette and closet.
Call at al Fifth St., or phone 273.
FOR RENT-FurnisAed :oom. Cali
at SOC Ave. A. Phone 79e.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

FEMALE HELP WANTED
WOMAN WANTED-For travelling
position. Open Aug. 18th, not
married, entirely unincumbered,
with high school education, be-
tween rs and 40. Salary. bonus
and transportation. Give full in
formation. F. E. Compton & Co.,
1902 N. Dearborn, Chicago.
WANTED-Competent girl for gem
eral housework. Must do cooking
.->Small family, no children. Small
modern home, everything conven-
lent. Do not arply if not quail
fled. State wages expected. Write
Ad No. 4, care of Tribune.
WOMEN-Spare or full, time sew
ing Daytime Frocks. $lS dozen,
experience unnecessary, steady
work. no selling, particulars free.
Liberty Industries, 70 Liberty
street. Brooklyn. N. Y.
WOMEN, GIRLS-earn s25-$35
weekly addressing cards at home
spare time; experience unneces-
sary; easy, steady work. Write
Immediately. RIALTO 366 Broad
way, New York.
LADfES-Earn $25-$35 weekly sew
ing dresses home, spare time; ex-
perience unnecessary. No selling.
Steady work. Plain sewing. Write
LII Mfg, 532 Broadway, New
York
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FOR SALE-A new 1928 WHY'S
knight coach. Cheap for cash or
will consider smaller car in trace
Write Tribune CO Ad 21.
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APARTMENTS

APARTMENTS
FOR RENT-City heated, three
room furnished apartment, suit
able for three ladies or three
gentlemen. Modern eight-room
house $4,000 per month. Close in.
For sale-aimost new kitchen
cabinet, sanitary couch $3.50 and
oak dining table $500. Phone 905.
FOR RENT-One two-room light
housekeeping apartment in mod
ern home. Completely Furnished.
Phone 129-W, or call at 100
Broadway.
FOR RENT-A nice, neat two-room
light housekeeping apartment in
modern home. Gas for cooking.
Phone 1426 or call at 100 Mandan
avenue.
FOR RENT-Furnished apartment
in Murphy Apartments. Call at
204 IL Main or phone AIT. +. w.
Murphy.
FOR RENT-A nicely furnished
modern apartment for one lady.
Always hot water. S07 Fourth
street.
FOR RENT-One two-room fur
nished apartment in modern home.
Call at 618 Sixth st. Phone 568-W
FOR RENT-Furnished apartment.
The Laurain Apartments. Phone
800.
FOR RENT-Furnished apartment
at $50 Fourth st.
aOUSEs AND FLATS
FOR SALE--Lake Isabel cottage.
Three rooms and sleeping porch.
Completely furnished. Fine beach
and hunting. Mrs. o. w. Roberts.
1T Main Ave. Phone Isl or ISL.
FOR RENT-Almost new five-room
sponsible party for one year. For
further information inquire at
SOP Seventh street.
FOR RENT-Modern 2-story, six
room house. Basement garage,
breakfast nook, built-in ice box
and other features. Riverview.
Write 2. 0. Box "a.
FOR SALE by owner. A six room
stucco bungalow. Modern in every
respect and in Z most desirable
location. Write Tribune co Ad 10.
FOR RENT-Modern seven room
home in excellent condition. Well
located, close in, with garage.
First National Bank.
FOR RENT-Modern eight room
house, hot water heat. Inquire at
III Ave. A West.
FOR RENT-Modern five room
bungalow at TOT Front St. Phone
FOR RENT-Desirable furnished
house. Write Tribune. CO AID 9.
FOR RENT-Modern duplex. Phone
796.
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE-S6O good quality 3-yr.-
old Montana Rambouillet breed
ing ewes. Write L. D. Seeman,
Linton, N. D.
FOR SALE-Four burner electric
range with 10 inch oven. Hotpoint
burner. Cheap for quick sale.
WANTED TO BUY-Cook car. !
State price and condition in first |
letter. w. r. Pesonew. Wing, N. /:
n.
FOR SALE-Castiny box and one |
7-H. P. Electric d. G. motor,
cheap. Inquire at Tribune office. !
FOR SALE-Two-tone safe at !
Wishek, N. d. Write Joh.i Guschk, |,
1913 So. J St., Tacoma, Wash.
GARAGE FOR RENT-Befween |
Sixth and Seventh streets. In
quire at 500 Seventh street.
FOR SALE-First class truck grain
box. Bismarck Auto Parts, Bis
marck. N. D., phone 154.
FOR SALE-Waste paper press or !
baler. Phone 267.
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FOR SALE

RESTAURANT FOR SALE-Most
desirable location in the City of
= Steele, N. Oak. County seat town,
approx. $50 pop. on two highways
and main line N. P. Ry. On az
count Of poor health will sacrifice
Sl,O15.00 fixtures for $500 cash If
taken at once. Building suitable
for any kind Of business. can be
bought on easy terms or leased at
$35 per month. Write or call
a. E. Sletto. Windsor, No. Oak.
FOR SALE-Cafe in one of the best
South Dakota towns Of 1900. Seats
20. Well equipped and furnished,
lots Of electrical equipment, best
location in town, on transcontin-
entail and other trails. doing ex-
cellent business. Ill health rea-
son for selling. Write Tribune CO
Ad No "a
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.WANTED-Middle aged woman to
keep house for aged man in
country. Would consider young
married couple. Address Tribune,
CO Ad No. %.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on farm,
three in family, no children. Must
be able to cook. Good wages.
Write co Tribune Ad No. IL.
.WANTED-Competent maid for
general homework. Call at It's
Mandan ST., or phone 100 or
1321-M.
WANTED-A woman to do scrub
bling at the Home Bake Shop.
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FOR RENT-A nice, neat two-room
light housekeeping apartment in
modern home. Gas for cooking.
Phone 1926 or call at 100 Mandan
avenue.
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FOR RENT-Furnished apartment
in Murphy Apartments. Call at
204 IL Main or phone AIT. +. W.
Murphy.
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WANTED TO BUY-Cook car.
State price and condition in first
letter. w. +. Pesonew. Wing, N.
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MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE-Four burner electric
range with Is inch oven. Hotpoint
burner. Cheap for quick sale.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-28
Football Season
OfLower Valley
Wanes Thursday

The Valley high school football
season IL practically at an end.
A few scattered games here and
there. and the fms will be written
to one Of the most interesting sea
sons in the history of high school
football in the Valley.
San Benito winds up its season to-
morrow on its home grounds, in d
game with McAllen. who will be play
ing their next to last game.
Brownsville winds up its seasons
schedule in the Valley next Friday,
December z, on the home grounds,
with McAllen as their opponent.
Harlingen closes the season tomor-
row in a game with Laredo.
The waning season has been in
teresting from many angles. The
games have been clearly fought. COM
petition more or less keen, with a
number Of weak and strong clubs.
Mercedes proved a disappointment
this year, whereas Mission and the
Pharr-San Juan-Alamo e~levens prov
ed much better clubs than last sea-
son.
Brownsville has enjoyed a phenom-
email record. The team hasn't lost a
game, and has scored 500 points to
its opponents 2. At present the
Eagles are one-half game in the lead
for Valley honors. McAllen ia next.
with San Benito third.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-28
Movies Growing
Worse? Council
Asks U.S.. Censor

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2s-tP-The
federal motion picture council has
gone on record as favoring govern
ment supervision Of motion pictures
and also as declaring the cinema has
grown worse morally. These reso-
lutions were passed. however, only
after representatives Of five WON
ems organizations had walked out ~
the meeting.
They left the final executive ses-
sion OF the convention last night
when they were denied the right by
council officials OF supporting their
stand Of opposition 70 fderal super
vision Of pictures production. The
representatives Withdrawing were
those OF the General Federation OF
Women's Clubs. the ID. A. r., the
League of American Penwomen. the
American Federation Of Industrial
Women and the National Catholic
Alumnae.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-28
EDITORS HERE
FOR PARLEYS
Entertainment To Be
Principal Feature
Of 3-Day Meet

SAN BENIT0. Nov. 2s.-The Low
err Rio Grande Valley will be host to
another state convention beginning
Thursday morning, as the Texas Ed
itorial association convention opens
here for a three-day session nj San
Benito. with tours through the VAL
ley.
The editors began coming in today.
and by loon tomorrow more than a
hundred Of them are expected 70 be
in San Benito. according to esti-
mates made here from letters receIv-
ed from the editors and their
friends.
Headquarters will be at the Stone
wall Jackson hotel. and the San Be
nito Chamber Of Commerce.
The editors sessions in the Val
ley will be given over mainly 10
tours Of this section, and studying
different conditions in the Valley. as
well as TO entertainment. consisting
Of banquets, tours, boat rides and
the like. They will hCAl short BUSH
ness sessions in San Benito every
day. and will then start on the
rounds OF the Valley.
''Since all OF the editors 20 back
and write up the Valley, we are go
ing to do our best to show them ev-
erything that the Valley has this
year." said J.. L. Bell, secretary Of
the San Benito Chamber Of Com
merce. and who is making arrange
ments for the entertainment Of the
editors.
we want to be sure that they see
all sections Of the Valley, and that
they find out something Of the solid
foundation behind the progress Of
the Valley, IN order that they can
tell their friends about it,"
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and question about liquor in the
Mercedes polling place, but the COM
mittee would not accept evidence
along this line.
Walter Weaver OF Donna was ques-
toned relative TO purchase Of poll
taxes in that manner. He was asked
the custom for n number Of voters 20
sign a power OF attorney. pay the re-
quired SIZE. and secure their poll
taxes III that lei He was asked
III he had made a statement that VIM.
Chadick had subscribed $500 for u
poil tax fund. and denied he had
made such statement.
Guards mt Panchita
Luther Hughes. Weslaco attorney.
who checked at the Panchita box,
stated there were four armed guards
AZ that box. and there were no dis
orders. He said the deputies had
tried 70 vote Mexicans in squads,
and that he had managed 70 work a
number or American voters into the
squads. "They had republican chal-
lengers ut the box he said. "one the
son Of the Lection judge and the
other a notorious democrat"
Hughes stated his check showed
207 had voted. but he understood the
returns showed 1853 democratic votes
and 50 for the citizen-republicans.
Hughes asserted he had checked
the Hidalgo voting list. had made
diligent inquiry. and that his inves-
LEGATIONS indicated between % and
30 aliens were voted. He added that
the election at Hidalgo had been
conducted by Fiorine Baker. sister
Of a. ". Baker. He gave the returns
from Hidalgo a. 2T0 for Smith. All
for Hoover: PSI for Leslie and 81
for Griffin. adding that the names ~
both Leslie and Griffin had To b
written in on the ballot.
AT least Is per cent or those
voters cannot read and write Eng.
lish.' he said.
Quick Count at McAllen
r. N. Gantner. judge at the East
McAllen box, stated that I,062 votes
had been cast at that box and that
the counting was completed before
5 a. M. He reported 81 mutilated
ballots. There had been no disor.
ders ut any time. he said, and an.
nouncements Of the count had been
made at regular intervals. a. ~.
CURED BY Jaw.
Mrs. Fl. l.. Schaleben testified that
80 aliens had voted in the Edinburg
box, and that "A double check haC
been maintained upon all voters.
She said that the election booth
was located in the Mexican part 81
town; that 49s signatures had been
attached to a petition to the com
missioners to move the polling place,
and had been refused.
practically all persons w the
polling place on election day are
under obligations 20 the county
/ ring" she said.
At Cipres. where checkers assert
ed that only 81 persons entered the
polling place. il was stated that lis
votes had been counted. Two mcr
we're alleged 70 have stated they had
also voted for their wives. II wa
said the voting list showed 81 WON
en- votes. and that checkers saw only
one woman enter the polling place.
"A. Cavazos, presiding officer nj
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-28
RATCHET MAN
HUNT IN SNARL
Identified Negro De.
MES Crime: Anoth-
er Confesses

OMAHA. Neb.. Nov. 2s.-P-
'lues to Omaha's "hatchet man.
mystery were knotted today with the
admission ~ one negro that he per
petrated the three slayings Or last
week and the positive identifica-
ton of another negro BY Mrs. q.
harold Stribling A. the man who
hacked her and her husband.
IN Spokane. Wash. Elmer Williams
mad told police he was the "hatchet
man He offered a general descrip-
tlon Of the locality where Mrs. Wal
ter Resso and Miss Creta Brown
were killed.
Meanwhile Jake Bird. the second
suspect who was seized here. was
held IN Jail at Glenwood. Iowa. fol-
lowing his appearance yesterday be-
Tore the hospital bed Of Mrs. Strib-
ling, the fifth and last victim Of the
hatchet mans assaults.
Bird was identified "as sure as
there Is a 0od in heaven BY Hrs.
~Stribling.
You are the man and you know
H." she told him. Tell the truth.
and you will feel better"
II dos't know what you are talk
ing about, LADY, Bird replied. his
composure mistaken.
You know / kept MY word with
you, Jake" she continued. IL did
not tell the detectives
Police concluded that Mrs. Strib-
ling had given a false descriution Of
her assailant for 4 promise that her
life would he spared. Her original
description did not coincide with
Birds appearance.
Williams statement that he threw
his Ratchet into a ravine near Mrs.
ReSso's home sent nolice there %
search for the weapon. but none
was found.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-28

DONNA MAN
A ENTIRE A

DONNA. Nov. al. y. Taylor,
representative in this city and terri
tory Of the Business Mems Assur-
ance Co. Kansas City. Mo. led all
Texas agents az that concern and
has received special honors from
them.
Completeness Of protection afford
ed by his company is credited by
Taylor as being largely responsible
for his success. He engaged IN COM
petition with the entire statce.
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TO

Continued from page one
three republican committee members
-Lehlbach, Nelson and Chindblom
except 70 say at one time that the
envelope flap may have been folded
inside
The committee also questioned
Rupp closely about whether any un-
used election return envelopes had
been on hand at the court house.
Rupp said he did not know. that Ne
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Presbyterian Men
To Be Hosts To
Women at Dinner

Men ~ the First Presbyterian
church here are TO be hosts to the
women IF hat congregation Friday
evening when a duck dinner with
many unusual features is 70 he sery-
ed. The entertainment il scheduled
n get underway at 7 y. ~.
The committee III charge ~ the
feast. composed Of II. r. Harris. r..
III. Warburton and CIevc Tandv.
promise some surprises. The COM
mittce on service also is making
some out of the ordinary plans. ac-
cordinr To CLYDE "A. King and n. VI.
Taylors. the members. Reception
arrangements are in charge of r. A.
Boory. chairman.
The women are being kept entirely
lin the dark" concerning plans for
the evening, which will be planned
and carried out entirely nv the men.