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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-04-10
ELTINGE THEATRE

A new comedy team. Lew Cody
and Aileen Pringle, make their
screen debut in adam and Evil"
coming to the Eltnge screen for
Wednesday and Thursday. No bet
ter screen vehicle than this riotous
feature comedy could have been Sc
lected for tho initial appearance to-
gether of these two popular players.
adam ard Evil is full of fast and
furious fun, rendered doubly delec-
table by the accomplished artistry
Of Lew Cody, and by Miss Pringlc's
great charm and talent.
Cody has the role Of philander-
ing husband who accounts for such
Of his eScapades as reach his wife S
ears by invcnting q twin brother,
whom he finds il necessary to I'M
personate in order to allav his wife's
suspicious. In this difficult role
Cody proves no less delightful than
does Miss Pringle as the suspicious
young wife.
10000 Miles With Lindbergh" is
a special added attraction to the
Eltinge program for Wednesday and
Thursday. The new film, which
might be called historical docu-
ment, reviews the spectacular
aeronautcal career Of Col. Charles
a. Lindoereh. Beginning with his
preparations for the New York
Paris Non Stop Flight and ending
with his return to st. Louis after a
successful termination of the good.
will tom. through the Central Amer
lean republics and the Caribbean
Islands. every detail Of Lindy's
flights is shown in this film. and ex-
planned by means Of graphic maps
and charts.
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about-about my mother. abou,
me-"
Ecstasy was wiped from Davids
face. leaving it hurt and Devil
dered $50 you're going to Gno
her? Go back to her? IL sup
pose I'm glad"
NO." she shook her head drear
lily. Il can't marry you or--any
one. David. My mother was no,
Mrs Nora Ford. don't know who
she was! don't even know what
my name really is-if have q
name! Whoever my mother was
she was ashamed I'D been born. she
paid Mrs. Ford to take me away
when | was an infant. away from
New York. $3.50 | wouldn't dis
grace her. I'm the ugly name Mia
called me today. I'm-Im-"
"You're my Sally" David said
gently. his arms gathering her In.
holding her cOmfortinSly against
his breast. IN passionless EN-.
brace OF utter tenderness. do you
think l would let that make any
difference at all? II anything could.
it would make me love you more.
But | love you now with every bit
OF me. And we'll be married, Sally.
What do l care about being Q sci.
ontific farmer?" But there was q
note OF bravado. OF regret in his
voice that did not escape her love-
attuned ears.
mo. David" she whispered. her
hands straying over his face as II
memorizing every dear line OF 1t.
Well wait. l can wait. I've wait.
ed IL years to find my mother. and
didn't give up hope until today.
| would wait twice II years for you.
III stick with the carnival II Pop
Bybee will let me. and II the 20.
lice don't find us. Then when
you're through college"
But I'm damned IL can see
how I'm to get back!". David burst
out 1--WE are both trapped IN this
secondrate carnival--and q 6rst,
rate one would be bad enough!"
Eve won't have to stay after
we get to New York" Sally inter.
rupted reasonably. I'VE can start
life again. This trouble will blow
over You might even learn some
other profession in the east"
Il don't want to learn anything
else. live anywhere else but In the
middle west It's my land love
1t. want to serve 1t. But. oh,
Sally. let's not torture ourselves
any more | know mustn't marry
you now under this cloud. but let's
be happy for few minutes before
we 20 hack 10 the show train No.
don't darling!" as she lifted her
arms. lust sit there on my coat
;and let me look at you. You're the
most beautiful thing in the world
Lovely Sally"
They sat side by side. hands not
touching but hearts reaching to.
ward each other. and the minutes
slipped silently away as David
drank In her moon silvered YOUNG
beauty and she fed her love hunger
upon his Viking like handsomeness
and strength They we're silently
agreeing to 60 when a sharp metal.
Tic voice materialized suddenly out
OF the hush OF the darkness.
mo monkey business now Steve!
I'm warning you! II You double
cross me III cut your heart outl
Fifty fifty and
The rest vas lost - the couple
passed on. walking swiftly, two
shadows that seemed like one The
. voice was Nttas
Ito Ne C0ntinuedl
II 4 stronger steps np0s the scene
tn the meat ch0pter-s 0Me0ne scho
J / q Sntsrcsted u Sally.
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Painted Woods

Emory Johnson is staying at the
home Of Mr.. Williams while Mr.
Williams is visiting his relatives at
Bismarck.
Several Of the farmers in this vi
entity arc out in the fields, busy
blowing and sowing. The little
snow that did come down, don't
seem to bother much.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Erickson
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Oc0 &USuISO. lou 70 SO pItlIOIIy
young! Sixteen! ! ought to be
horsewhipped!"
She laughed shakily. "I'm get
ting Older every day. David. Is II
such Z crime to be young? You're
young. too. David -darling!" The
word was dropped shyly. on trem
ulous whisper.
that's IT," David cried wildly.
iiercely under tbs breath. "We're
both young! I'm Just half through
college. and haven't q cent to my
name except what | earned those
two weeks on Carson's farm And
! won't have any money except
barely enough to live OIL work
my way through college-until I've
finished school. And then It will
be . tong. hard struggle to get q
start. unless my grandfather dies
BY then and leaves me bis farm
He's . misery old man. darling
He thinks I'm . fool to study scien
tifc farming. won't give me cent
haven't wanted it-till now"
And cow. David?" she prompted
softly. her fngers closing caress
tngiy about the clenched hand
which she must not kiss
Il want to marry you. Of
counsel" David flung the comics
sion at her sternly. Il love you SO
much its torture to think OF your
going on to New York with the
carnival. Oh. it's oil 90 hopeless:
We're in such q nasty Jam. Sally
darling!" He groaned. enatched
up her hands. kissed them hun
grily. passionately. then dropped
them 40 II the soft. sweet desh
stung his lips -Don't let me kiss
you. Sally! For Gods sake!
can't stand It! And its not fair
to you to learn what love means
when-when We can't 60 through
with t."
"But why can't we. David?" she
persisted. her love giving her amaz
Ing boldness. "l'll never love any
one else. III wait for you. FOL
years and years. Until I'm Is and
you're % You're almost q. aren't
you, Davtd?"
.Yes." he acknowledged. "Bu'
I'm Just q kid Why. I'm a minor
yeti" he reminded her with youths
bitter shame And so are you
We couldn't even get married 10
gally And we're both-wanted-
BY the police can't even figure
out how I'm going to get back tnte
A. & n and finish my course
Couldn't let sou marry q mar
wanted for attempted murder ever
II | could support you Oh. | guess
| could make a bare living TO! US
out | don't want that! Not To-
you! want you to have every
thine lovely In the world You'v'
had so little. 90 little! l want 20,
to have silk and velvet to maxi
you forget plue-and white-checket
Bingham. | want" be was goini
on passiouately when Sally inter
rupted with her soft delicious lit
tie laugh.
II want David she said simply
| .All right he cried. tlingin
I! hts arms wide In . gesture Of vi
/, ter abandonment -We'lI run ava
tonight Well keep goine until y
get out OF the state. Wen iis abou
our ages. Wen lind some0n
somewhere to marry Us. and We
have each other Il ~ nave notl
tne else n the world Sally!"
Hts exuitant young voice IN
nis arms demanded her. but Oh
held back strangely. while her TAG
went ghsstly white and old n Il
moonlight
I'll forgot TO tell Jon my news
che eaio duly. tonelessly. b
hi 70 dattene6 against her breaa
Mira eybee found out 0omethiu
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statesmen

AGGRESSIVE statesmen - If
you are in earnest and wan. to
make connection where you can
make $500 to 500 weekly, we
have the proposition with = re-
liable company producing a quail
ity line Of attractive fast selling
merchandise for the entire fam
lily. Complete sample line fur
nished. For full information.
write Minnesota Wooden Com.
pany, Duluth, MINI.
statesmen with cars to sell In
terstatc Oil Company's establish
ed line Of oils and paints. Lists
of customers furnished. Phone
or write r. T. Swain, Gladstone
Hotel, Jamestown, n. D.
statesmen = 1876 Varieties
brushes, 60 per cent commission,
$25-$75 weekly. Profit on agents.
Neway Brush Factory, Hartford,
Ct.
SALESMAN WANTED-To repre-
sent The Dayton Scale products.
Side line or full time. Write box
1873, Fargo.
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OF trees which would some DAY
when Stanton had become beauty
conscious. form the nucleus Of q
park.
Sally felt that she was IN Z spell
woven OF the beauty and breathless
ness OF the night and OF her thar
ticulate toy O.. still without speak
ing. David took Oh his coat and
spread It upon the ground that
sloped gently from the sturdy
trunk Of an oak tree A. he was
STOPPING to spread the coat her
hand lowered over his head. ach
ing to touch the dear. waving crisp
ness OF his hair. vet not daring
quite But when he Strengthened
more suddenly than she bad o.
pected. his head fitted into the cup
OF her lowering hand before che
could snatch It away.
He whirled upon her. sweeping
her slight body to his breast with
such ferceness and suddenness
that her head swan
sally! Saily!" Just that hoarso
cry. muted. exultant
Her hands crept slowly up his
breast. 80 loving every inch OF the
dear body whose warmth came
through the cloth OF his shirt that
they abandoned It reluctantly
When her hands we're on his shouI
ders. clingins there. she threw
her head back upon the curve Of
his right arm. and smiled up into
his faca Her lips parting slowly
to let out . little gaspins sigh OF
10y.
In the silvery sheen with which
the moon joyously and approvinsly
bathed them their eyes. wide. dark
luminoua clung for an aeon OF
time reckoned IN the history OF
love Then David. knowing that
his unasks0 question had been
glortously answered. bent bis head
until bis TIPS touched hers.
He must have felt the slight stif
fentns OF her body. the ardor IN
nor small hands as they chung more
tierceIy 20 his shoulders For he
1uns up bis head. then turned Il
sharply away tor . moment a. II
ashamed for her to see the passion
In bis eyeo She took drunken
uncertain step away from him. and
his arms fell laxly from her oody
what 10 T. David?" she asked
In . small. qua verins voice. scarce
" more than . whisper
= shouldn't have done that"
David reproached himself with
boytsh bitterness
But David Sally pleaded. In
that small ouaver. "dont you
don't you love me at ALI
thought-l-" Her hands nut
tered toward him. then dropped
hopelessly IS he stiIl stood sharply
turned away from her
"Yes. l lore you That's the
devil OF IT," David groaned from
the shelter Of his arm. = love you
~ e0US0 S0O S0lU0 " oAy eAss0 =
else. not even OF our danger
She crept closer to him. stroked
timidly the cienched list whicn
hung at his sida Then. why
OavidY I'll love you. too. You
must have known l love YOU
with all my heart" She ato0peC
swiftly and latd her lips against
his knuckles, which shone white u
marble IN the moonlight
DON'T" DO cried sharply. HI
lowered the arm that had shelteret
bic shamed. passionate eyes ant
looked q her humbly. his whole
body droopius "uont you ses
darling mo. mustn't call 80,
that - don't you Gee. Sally. tina
your = caring only makes
worss1 Wish we're the only on
that has . sulIer But you're q
young Oh. 0odl" 40 -cried u sud
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LOTS FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Lots l and 2, block Al
on Thirteenth street. Two blocks
south of Richholt school. $4,000.
Terms if desired. Phone GIG or
write B. G. Buckley, Glencoe, N.
Oak.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-04-10

FOR RENT-A double and single
sleeping room in new modern
BUNGALOW. 318 w. Rosser. Phone
G7H.J
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-04-10

ROOM FOR RENT-Nice front
sleeping room in modern home.
Phone 1419-W or call at FOG w.
Thayer.
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FOR RENT-Two sleeping rooms in
new modern home, three blocks
from postoffice. Close to car
line. Phone SIG or call at 304
Ave. A aftefSix o'clock.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-04-10

FOR RENT-A small room in good
modern home, close in. Gentle
men only. 415 Fourth. Phone
1i52
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OFFICE ROOMS

FOR RENT-Desirable office room
in Hoskins block. See S. A.
Flofen, Business Service Co.
Phone AOl.
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sleeping room and
one furnished light housekeeping
room, gas to cook with. 619
Sixth street. Phone 619-W,
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FOR RENT-Furnished room in
modern home for sleeping or light
house keeping. Furniture for
sale, in good condition. GA
Eighth street. Phone SOP.
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AUTOMOBILES
FOR SALE-1926 Ford Roadster
in good condition. Write 2. o.
Box 1874.
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FOR SALE-Improved farm in
Sioux county, $3.50 per acre,
terms. Miss Susanna Evcnson,
Fl Dodge, Iowa.
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WANTED TO RENT

WANTED TO RENT-Eight or 10
room modern house with privilege
of purchasing property next fall.
For information write Ad. No. %,
care Tribune.
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WORK WANTED


LET ACK'S Radiator Shop clean
out or r. air that leaky or
closg.i radiator. All work guar
antecd and price reasonable.
FLOWING gardens and hauling
ashes and black dirt. Phone 686-M
or call at Alb Thirteenth street
south. John Jahner.
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WANTED-One nice large room
with kitchenette. Furnished or
partly furnished for light house.
keeping. State location and price.
Write Adj No. 100. care Tribune.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Two clean modern
sleeping rooms, could also be
used for light housekeeping If
preferred. Close in, good loca-
ton. Can be had by the 18th. Call
at 223 Thayer Ave. w.
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FOR RENT-Forty acres Of bottom
land. Has a shack, garage and
chicken house on same, l 1-2 miles
from Bismarck. Good garden
spot. Call 544.R, 314 Second
ctrnaf
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FOR RENT-Two room apartment
with gas range and mostly new
furniture. Also garage for rent.
Hazelhurst, all Fifth street
Phone 273.
FOR RENT-Apartment, furnished
or unfinished. Suitable for FAM
lily, not more than 2 children or 3
adults. TT Thayer street.
FOR RENT-Furnished apartment;
also for sale, 3 burner gas plate,
2 gas ovens and l duofold and /
day bed. Call $50 Fourth.
FOR RENT = Front 5 room flat.
With hot water. Located in down
town business district. For fur
Their Information phone So.
FO": RENT-Four room unfur-
nished apartment, hot water heat
and hot water furnished. Screened
porch. Phone 1888
FOR RENT-Completely and excep-
tionally we'll furnished apartment.
Piano if desired. Close in. Call
503-W.
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FOR RENT-Furnishe room with
city heat. Call at 314 1-2 Main
after 6 D. M.
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HOUSES AND FLATS

FOR SALE-Fourteen room room
ing house, 800 Ninth street and a
nine room house on Fifth street,
better known as the Newton
house. All modern. Phone 377-J,
30 Ninth street.
FOR RENT-Six room modern
house, modern 4 room flat with
bath, also furnished three room.
Dale apartment 2, close in. Kitch-
en- range for sale. Phone 905.
FOR SALE-Five room bungalow
in A No. / condition. Very reason
ably priced t. taken at once. Small
down payment. Phone 921.
FOR RENT-Five room modern
cottage at TOT Front. Inquire at
5l1 Second or phone 317.
FOR RENT-Furnished house at
81: Thayer Avenue. Inquire Of w.
s. Casselman.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED
WANTED-Girl or middle aged
woman for work as cook on farm.
Write j. E. Chesak, IL miles
southeast of Bismarck.
WANTED-A girl for general
housework. Family of three. Call
at 9l9 Fifth street or phone 1911.
WANTED-At once girl for dining
room, steady position. Hotel
Washburn, N. Oak.
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4 stranger steps np0s the scene
In the ne1t chdpter-s0Me0ne scho
u Sntercsted u Sally.
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Tribune Classified Advertisements
-PHONE CO.
MALE Zip WANTED

VI ALE ILF w AN ] EU
WANTED-First class mechanic;
prefer one who has had Chevrolet
experience. Must lie Thoroughly
competent to rebuild motors of all
makes. Location small town in
Bismarck territory. Address Ad.
No. 10, care Tribune.
WANTED-A young man to do
sales work. Experience not ne
cessary. Call F. H. Elvig, care
Hughes Electric Company, Bis
marck, North Dakota.
MEN, why not learn q profitable
profession easy work special short
course, free catalog. Moler Bar
Der College, Fargo, N. D.-Butte,
Mont.
WANTED - Experienced pantry
man and mattresses at the Patter-
SON Hotel.
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FURNITURE FOR SALE


FOR SALE-Round table, a square
table, kitchen table with four
chairs, night cabinet and single
bed. Also fruit jars and light de-
livery truck. Phone 978-J.
FOR SALE-Oak dining room set
in almost perfect condition, six
chairs, table, buffet and china
closet. Call at 522 Sixth street
or phone 381.
FOR SALE-Hoosier Cabinet prac-
tically new, $50 cash. Also q two
burner Perfection oil stove. 40l
First street, upstairs.
FOR SALE-Baby bed, very good
condition. Cheap. Call at TO
Tenth street. Phone cow.
BARGAINS in used furniture.
Kennedy Furniture Co.. Mandan,
N. D.
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HOME LAUNDRY

HOME LAUNDRY
GENTLEMEN! The only way to|
keep your shirts FOR years e to|
send them to Marguerit Bulten'b|
Home Laundry. Repairs e de-
sired. We call and deliver. 203
Ave. A West. Phone 1917.
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Sweden, i'll ut home, has taken turn
for worse and King Gustav and
Prince William have left for her bed
side.
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FARM LANDS

FOR SALE-Wisconsin farm, 80
acres fine location, improved farm,
2 miles from Shell Lake. 1-2 un-
der pillow, good buildings. Snap if
taken at once. For information
write E. Christian3on, Drummond,
Wis
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FOR RENT-Three sleeping rooms
in modern home. Close in at 41O
Third ctroot
Evening star., 1928-04-03
TWO DRIVERS FREED.

Two verdicts Of accidental death were
returned by coroner's jurieS yesterday
in Srafflc deaths.
DR.. Nathan ". Smilcr, staff physician
at Emergency Hospital, was exonerated
Of ali blame In the death Of Miss Ethel
q. Waters, IS years old, Sl4 Connecti-
cut avenue, clerk In the Interior De-
partment, who was struck by his ma
chine on Fourteenth street between II
and Friday night.
Clifton III. Waters. who had posted
u 600 bond on charge Of reckless
driving In connection with the death OF
Edmund Lyddane, S years old, 1915 o
street, was released when an inquest
showed the chld's death was unaYoid-
able
Edmund died at Georgetown Uniyer-
sity Hospital Saturday after nearly a
weeks battle for life.
Evening star., 1928-04-03
BALLOU OPPOSES
ADDITION TO SCHOOL
Superintendent Tells Manor Park
Citizens Proposed Whittier g.
Room Annex Inadvisable.

An eight-room addition to the Whit
tier School, at Fifth and Sheridan
streets. was discouraged by Supt. Frank
w. Ballou in an address before the
Manor Park Citizens Association, meet
ing in the Whittier School last night.
DR.. Ballou pointed out that while the
first grades in the school are over
crowded and on part time, the higher
grades are not filled up TO ccnven-
lent class standard. the eight A and B
grades having but 10 pupils. as against
an average for the city of 36.
He suggested that conditions at the
school would be relieved we're the sew
enth and eighth grade classes trans
ferred TO the Brightwood Junior High
School, III this way providing ample
facilities on full time for the rest of
the grades. Prospects for an addition
to the building, he said, cannot be ex-
pected until 1t can be shown that at
least so per cent Of the children TO 60
into it are available
The third division, in which this Sec
ton is located, he said. ls 10 Der cent
III advance of other sections With re-
spect 10 amount OF appropTla lions re-
ceived. The school board has been
keeping within the estimates submit
ted when the five-year school building
program was inaugurated and he said
further that the $4,000. 900 allotment
would probably not be exceeded. He
referred to the action of the Commits
sioners in refusing to favor the acquisi-
ton OF all the land needed at the Fort
Reno site as being partly responsible
for the overcrowding at the Cleveland
Park, Tenleytown and Chevy Chase
schools.
Iese association voted disapproval of
the proposed street car merger plan on
the basis Of a $4,000 900 valuation.
Announcement was made by the chair
man Of the public utilities committee
that beginning next month the COM
munity would be furnished with To-
minute car service with 5-minute sery-
ice during rush hours. A resolution
proposing that constituent associations
elect as delegates TO the Federation
OF Citizens Associations no member
VINO is on the pay roll Of any public
utility company was referred to the
public utilities committee for consider
alton and action at the next meeting.
Mrs. Marie Moran and /. Fananie
were elected 10 membership. John d.
Smoot, vice president OF the associa-
ton, presided.