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The Washington times., 1928-11-08
THE HON ERS
ARE HEARD
TN SONG

Madame Louise Homer was the
second artist to be presented b.
Mrs. wilson Greene in her con.
certs at Polls Theater, and yes.
terday afternoon found an ad.
mirable audience assembled to
greet the noted singer.
For many it was = first ae-
quaintance with Louise Homer
stires, who co-starred with her
renowned mother. and 1t was no
less 4 treat that the splendid ac-
companist was another daughter,
Miss Katherine Homer.
Perhaps, not often enough, do
we perceive such deliberate Ia
voritism in the God Of Music. II
was novel indeed, moreedifying,
this family party Under group
8, rendered BY Nine. Homer, were
two songs, excerpts from "A
Widow in the Bye Street., the
poem OF John Masefie1d, called
Down BYE Street and sThe
Widows Prayer, and these, sung
yesterday for the first time in
the Capital, were written by sid
ney Homer, husband and father
OF the artists.
Nine. Homer was all that the
Metropolitan frequenters of 20
years ago know her to be. With a
voice rich and steady, spirit high,
her face registered marvellous
expression OF emotion as she sang
German, French and English se-
lectiofls.
At first she gave us Of Schubert,
HandI and Loewe. Then the afore-
mentioned Bye street numbers:
later, or Lenormand and Reger,
concluding her solo efforts with
the aria from the opera 'Ascaniop
BY Saint-Saens.
OF many encores, perhaps the
\ most appreciated was Samson and
Delilah, with which she long
since established her laurels.
Alternating with .hese groups,
Louise Homer Stires sang in Ger-
man and English. Her zenith
was reached in the waltz from
Gounod's Romeo and Juliette. Z
Then, there were the duets.
Louise Homer Stires' soprano
voice has not the volume that
won a place In grand opera for
her mother but for the concert
stage she Is splendid.
Their fall tour will terminals
at the coast. Then Mime. Homer
will return to the Metropolitan,
but Mrs Stires will not even ac-
cept the invitation OF the Chicago
Opera Company to join them
MADELINE ROSAIRE ENSIGN.
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ADvERTlsEMENT
Dr.. Caldwell's 8 Rules.
Keep You Healthy

DR.. Caldwell watched the results
Of constipation for Az years and
believed that no matter how care
full people are of their health. diet
and exercise. constipation will occur
from time to time regardless OF
how much one tries to avoid It. Or
next Importance, then, is how TO
treat it when 1t comes. DR.. Catd-
well always was in favor of getting
as close to nature as possible.
hence his remedy for constipation,
known as DR.. Caldwells Syrup
Pepsin, is a mild vegetable cofIl-
pound. 1t can not harm the most
delicate system and is not a habit
forming preparation. Syrup Pepsin
is pleasant-tasting. and youngsters
love it. j 1t does not gripe. Thou
sands of mothers have written us
to that effect.
DIR. Caldwell did not approve Of
drastic physics and purges. He
did not believe they were good for
human beings to- put into their
systems. In practice of Al years
he never saw any reason for their
use when a medicine like Syrup
Pepsin will .sslEty the bowels just
as promptly, more cleanly and
gently, without gripping and harm
to the system.
Keep free fronrs constipation! 1t
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arteries and brings on premature
old age. Do not let day go by
without a bowel movement. Do
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proper dose that night and by
you will feel like differ
ent person.
Get bottle today, at any drug
store and observe these three rules
Of health: Keep the head cool.
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An All Star macbeth
Tops Programs

! this production which was made
in the South Sea Islands. The
story Ii OF DR.. Lloyd, b beach.
comber physician who pities the
natives and earns the enmity Of
the renegade whites.
Added attractions will include
Metro. Movietone acts, the M-C-M
News. the Fox MovietOne News
and an orchestral production.
RIALTO Florence Vidor. in the
Magnificent Flirt," a late Para
mount release. provides the main
screen attraction beginning Satur-
day. The popular star is seen In
a sophisticated story set In the
colOrful atmosphere of continental
cafes, with a fascinating woman
in a love-angling battle for the
man she wants. On the stage will
be Birdie Reeve. worlds champion
speed typist, In a novelty that
should prove Of absorbing inter
est to everyone who can run q
typewriter or adn1ires efficiency.
Johnny Slai .ghter's Rialto Revelers
will be heard in new program.
and there will be a news reel and
STRAND--A burlesque show of
pretentious Importance is promised
in "Kuddling Kuties," the special
attraction at the popular Strand
Theater. beginning Sunday matt
nee.
May Leona will share the prin-
Cipal hOnorS with the star Max
Fields, a comedian OF wide re-
nOWn. MIR. Fields is also RESPONSE
BILE for this attraction. and it was
he who selected the cast and a
group Of chorus girls said to be
the prettiest and snappiest ever
seen in burlesQIe Among the
principals are such favorites as
Henri Keller, Eddie Murphy. Eli
Lucas, Ruth Donald. Mabel Erick.
son and Melva Lenzi.
AUDITORIUM - An All Amer
can program III honor Of Arnis-
tice Day, by three distinguished
New York musicians, Louise
Lercl1s soprano from the Metro
politan Opera; Henry F. Seibert,
organist of Town Hall, and Sig
mund SpaetI, Americas musical
humorist, will be presented sun
day afternoon, November Ill, at $3.50
O'Clock at the washington Audi
toriun, as the opening event Of
the Washington Cooperative Yes
per Concert Course, directed by
DIR. Harold M. Dudley, OF this
city. Tickets in advance OF the
concert are on sale ait 1910 Con-
necticut Ave; at the Willard
newsstand, and at the A. Al. A.
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VIE WE'D
WITH DOUBT
IN PARIS
nv International News Service


PARIS, Nov. S.-After a 24-hour
analysis OF the American political
situation, leading French newspapers
today expressed the opinion that
President-elect Hoover will continue
the policy Of aloofness from Euro.
pean political affairs. but will aid
American efforts to capture foreign
commercial markets.
Like Abraham Lincoln, Hoover
was born in a humble home com.
mented Caulois. Like Mussolini,
he is the son of blacksmith. The
Americans elected him because he
is, q symbol of Americanism.
L'Oeuvre commented: 'Hoover9's
politics will be American: perhaps
even Yankee. Europe will become
more and more a far away colony
upon which merchandise must be
forced.
Representatives Of French wine
growers were obviously chagrined
over the outcome Of the United
States election.
'The United states election re-
SUITS Tells me Ludt ALuSElca Will pS
forced to continue under q regime
of fraud and contraband when
Americans seek alcoholic beyer-
ages" said Edouard Barthe. presi-
dent of the wine growers group in
the Chamber Of Deputies.
Jean Hennessy, French Ambassa-
dor to Switzerland, who Is known
as the "Cognac King" said:
Il foresaw that prohibition would
not be changed regardless of the
election. But the Importance that
the prohibition issue attained in
the campaign and election indicates
that, sooner or later. there must be
modification of VoIsteadism. Mean.
while, fear, the prohibition law
will continue in the State books for
some time to come
The Washington times., 1928-11-08

the feet warm, the bowels open
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Gycerin Nix. Stops
Constipation in Day

Il could not get bowel move
ment without some kind OF medi-
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Mrs. VIM. Daum.
Adlerika, q simple glycerin, buck
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Try this simple proof: Take any
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only-most laxatives do. After your
bowels have moved, take AdIerika
and in short time you will be
astonished at how much MORE
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The Washington times., 1928-11-08
Grandmother Knew

there was nothing so good for con.
gestion and colds as mustard. But
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Musterole gives the relief and help
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TRY Musterole for sore throat,
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out!
Or. H. Il. Shoub, New York, re-
ports: in addition to intestinal
cleansing. Adleril1a checks the
growth of intestinal bacteria"
DIR. ]. Weaver: sIn my so years
practice, I have found nothing to
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3. E, Puckett: After using Ad-
leriIxa i feel better than for 20
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mated.
Give your stomach and bowels a
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The Washington times., 1928-11-08
Curtis Returns Here
To Rest After Victory

Vice President.elect Charles Cur.
tis, Of Kansas, returned to Wash.
ington today for rest.
He arrived 50 early. that no one
was at the station to greet him.
The Washington times., 1928-11-08

N OF ''strict'' or ''stern" or firm, but just
mean-that was what his boy and girl
thought of him! Robbins realized it well
enough, in his own mind. And the reali-
zation was bitter, too, because he hadn't
yet found any help for it.:.
He knew, of course, that poisons bot
tied up in the intestines don't stay bottled
up-that they go through the system in
stead, running dispositions and under
mining health. Yet he'd tried ordinary
laxatives; health foods that took weeks to
act-cathartics that wracked the SYSTEM.
The Washington times., 1928-11-08
Engineer, 4S, Kills Self
When Gov. Smith
Loses Out

NEW YORK, Nov. S.-when
he realized that Governor Smith
had been beaten Otto Leuderitz,
As years old, stationary engi-
neer, Newark, n. j.. an ardent
Smith supporter, committed sui.
eide. the police say. by shooting
himself in the shipping room of
the Ferris Corset Company, where
he was employed
Leuderitz was found by John
J. Magovern, president of the
company, also Smith man, when
the latter visited the shipping
room to talk over the election
with the engineer. Leuderitz had
shot himself through the head. A
crumpled morning newspaper,
whose headlines told of Smiths
defeat. was spread under the
dead mans head and the pistol
was clasped in his hand.
The Washington times., 1928-11-08
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room In the same space under the
more common system.
The committee referred to the
Traffic Council a petition for bust
ness men of the territory concerned,
asking for two-hour parking regu.
lation for r Street northwest, be-
tween Eleventh Street and Connecti-
cut Avenue. 1t was claimed that
the lack Of time limit there now
retards business.
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GUS in the Nasal game reserve that
they arc u menace to the surrounding
settlements.
The most thrilling experience Of
his many years as = seeker OF Dig
game was his single handed encoun-
ter with three lionesses and lion.
All four fell victims to Hunters
rifle, but not until he had been
mauled by one Of the lionesses and
had the narrowest escape from death
in al his yeara in the wilds Of
Africa.
Elephants are not being killed in
the wild animal campaign, as the
government deems them Of too much
value. The plars is to train the
African elephant rs = beast Of bur-
den. For years his destructivencss
has been 50 great that his neighbor-
hood is = formidable menace to
every form Of agriculture.
Great herds, Is of old, are not to
be allowed to roam the countryside,
as these bands win be separated
from time to time by experienced
biz game men. Expert trainers
have been brought from India b
Api as instructors and will attempt
to domesticate some Of the herds.
The African elephant has proved
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NOTICE or MORTGAGE F0RE.
(n.O00. m AAo.E

(LOSV NJ SALE
Noi !; Is hereby gsvsn ;. that al. sn "a
Iiyered by bismarck Reality company
y c@rporaticn. mortgasor 70 Rachel
\. Raymond. mortEagee. dated the
18th day Of April. 4. D.: 1917. And
sr Il ef'f pse. u IT, the ere, County
Rurleigh and state Of North hakota,
on the End day OF May. A. p: 1917,
and duly recorded in book Az Of
Mortgages. page IS. will b. fore
c,os.d ny sal. q the prHmsse: n .Ss
at the front door OF the court house
at Bismarck. in the County Of Bur-
ieigh. and state Of North Dakota. 81
shs hour Of two o'clock r y. on The
;hs ANY ~ M az: Spon ,scS no
on the day Of sale. The premises
described In such mortgage and which
viii be sold 70 satisfy the same are
described a. follows, to.wit:
The 4outheast quarter
(SE1-4l Of section stx tsl
s sS,rsy.sIsht on S,ss' con NORM
t7s) west Of the Fifth
Principal Meridian. and
and aixty (isol acres
moro Or loss according "a
the United States Govern
ment survey thereof.
There will be due on such mortgage
q the date Of sale tho sum OF Ono
Thousand Nine Hundred Ninety .seven
and 81 100 Dollars (3l.S91.37 together
with the legal costs and fees Of fore.
closure.
Dated March u, 1873.
RACHEL RAYMOND.
Mortgagee.
Zuger & Tillotson,
Attorneys for MORTGAGE.
Bismarck. North Dakota.
(3.32-23 4.t.l3.lS.3O
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HOUSES Axn FLATS

~ 49, - - 1850 -
ruk SALE-A fine Z room bunga-
low and garage on lot 5Oxl5O
lawn. fruit trees and strawberry
patch, also n large garden spot.
House strictly modern. full base
ment with large wash room. a
good location. only 3 blocks from
school. Sales price $o5OO.O0
Terms. Phone call ga.
FOR kENT--Six room modern
house, modern 1 room flat with
hath, also furnished three room
Dale apartment 2, close in. kitch-
on range for sale. Phone 9O5.
FOR SALE-My home, COG West
Rosser, an ideal home. Will be
sold cheap. Consists Of Z rooms,
Hardwood floors throughout. j. S,
Johnson. Patterson Hotel.
FOR SALE-Five room bungalow
in A No. condition. Very reason:
ably priced i. taken at once. Small
down payment. Phone 921.
FOR RENT - Front 5 room flat.
With hot water. Located in down
town business district. For fur
Their information phone SO.
FOR RENT-Fivc room modern
house with garage. For informa-
ton see Papacek. The Tailor.
FOR RENT--Furnished house at
SIC Thayer Avenue. Inquire Of w,
s.. CaSSelman.
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most difficult to teach. At one
time he was considered unteachablc,
and. for years looked upon merely
as beast which provided sport
for big game hunters and ivory for
the markets Of the world.
Captain Keith Caldwell chief Of
the kenya game department, is
greatly encouraged by the Api ex-
periments and assurance has been
given that there is every hope that
the DEMONSTRATING Of the African
elephant is most promising and that
in time he will be equally as help
full to the natives as are the elc-
plants Of India.
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tool" Sally whispered over cold
lips.
Il thought tbat'd get under your
stin!" Nita laughed harshly.
Sally Was turning away bIIndJys
feeling like Z small. trapped animal.
when . tiny. shrill voice came from
the midgst's cot:
II heard every word you said.
Mia! I think you must have gone
craSy. The heat Affects some like
this. but I never saw Il strike .
carnival trouper quite 90 bad"
'You shut up. you little double
crossing ruut!" Mia whirled TO-
ward the midget's bed.
y may b . runt." the midgst's
voice shrilled. "but I'm In full posr
session Of my faculties. And when
! tell Winfield Bybee the threats
you've made against this poor child.
you'll dnd yourself stranded IN
Stanton without even . gTaso skirt
% earn Z livisg with. And e the
carnival grapevine 10 still workInS'
you'll Ind that no other chow In
tho country will take you On. Il
will b back to tho hash Joints loI
you. Mia. and ! for one think the
carnival will BE- q usater. eweotes
place without you. Get your maize
Up o. ana get into bed. sally. And
don't worry. Mia wouldn't have
defed try to blur . real troupel
like that
Tor Gawd's sake. are you-&ll 50
ins 70 jew all night" = weary voice
with . AaA. southern dsawl 10
man6eo indignantly. live got eoml
important sleepins q a. . II
sojue @ chow tomos1ow. CAVE
I'm . tired ny bones sre csactinl
vide epool"
-ehut % yoursslt! Mia snarle1
elooeoinos lawn upon tho -eo0l
otoo) bo616o her tfuak @ ro4ovt
hef Uakeup. Ton booeoro 0ood
knoW 0hat tlro1 meaAa e you ha<
| - 1elly ~ day like ! doh. 0ew1l
wh0t = Met What . u1ol Xootl
nm nl6ool Il suro eoto yoe-
= SLOWS . dsy and this hsll'esel
heat.s
e Va Nita's surrendsf. Or .
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FOR SALE

TIN 0<AG
ONE BLOCK Of ground, improved
with two story six room house,
good we'll of water, windmill,
barn, garage, and chicken house.
Buy this place and save your rent.
The garden and chickens will
make YOUR living for you. Apply
for terms.
FOR SALE OR FOR RENT-Im-
proved 100 acres river bottom
land about miles from Bismarck.
Immediate possession. Ideal for
gardening, corn hogs, poultry ahd
dairying. Abundance Of Sweet.
clover and alfalfa.
TWO STORY nine room house fully
modern, hot water heat, maple
floors, fine shade trees and
shrubbery. Close to school. Good
neighborhood, three stall garage.
Price $800O.0O. Terms.
ONE STORY five room bungalow,
fully modern. Price $4,000.
Easy terms.
ONE STORY six room partly mod
ern house, maple floors, east
front. Price 100000 with $1,000
cash down payment. Easy terms
on balance with 6 per cent inter-
est.
ONE AND one half story six room
house with bath. Hot air fur.
mace, lot 5Ox150. Garage. Price
$3650.0O. Assume mortgage Of
$4,000. and pay balance in cash.
Close in.
TWO STORY seven room house
with bath. Full basement, fur
mace heat, close in. Price $1,000,
with terms. Immediate posses
sion.
CHOICE BUILDING lots in all
parts Of the city. Insurance writ
ten in reliable companies. Loans
promptly closed on improved city
property.
If YOU are planning on buying or
building and need financial a.
sistance, let me help you solve
your problems.
PRICE OWENS,
Eltinge Block
Phone AL.
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least her pretended surrender, to
the law Of the carnival-live and let
live: AK no questions and answer
none.
In the thick silence that followed
Sally tremblingly seated herself be-
fore her trunk and smeared her
neck, face. arms and hands with
theatrical cold cream. She was
conscious that other weary girls
drifted in-'the girl nobody can
lift" tho albino girl. whose pink
eyes were shaded with big blue cog
giles: the two diving girls. looking
% II their diet Of soda pop and
bananas eaten under water did not
agree with them. But she was
aware OF them rather than saw
them. Stray bits OF their converse
tion forced through her own con.
0icting thoughts and emotions
'sWhere's my rabbit foot? Cawd.
rye lost my rabbit foot! That
means q run Of bad luck. sure"
"-'n I says BLOW. you crazy
sube. Whaddye take mo for?"
"Whaddye know? Gus the
barker'o fell something fierce Tor
the new hid. N they say Pop BY
bes's got her on percentage. as well
% = bucks per and cakes. Some
guys has al tho luck"
who's the shsik in the privilege
car? Don't look like no K. P. to me-
Boy howdy! Hear you already
staked your claim. Mia. Who Il
be? Nillionaire's son gettin' o.
syeful OF life In raw"
ohe knew that Nlts ala not m
swef, q least not ID words Grad
uelly talk died down: weary bod
~ etro&cho0 their aching length
upot har6. oaggine cots. Someon'
tur1e9 eut tbe sputteeins gas 10
that had iae&ectually illuminate.
the dress tent. 0roans subsidel
into SHORES or Whlstling. adenoida
6reathing. 4 sudden breess tusget
q the loooo oidls of the tent slau
Dlng ~ coovoo loa6ly aenlnst th'
Uoo1oo otokoo that hol6 e down.
Although ohe wae - tired tina
her muscles Qnivered and jerks'
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African Government
Hires Lion Hunter

[ Nairobi, kenya Colony, April 5.
killing man-eating lions and tigers
has become the life work Of ]. A.
Hunter, employed by the East Afri-
can government to clear certain
jungles Of dangerous animals.
Hunters bag, after his first trip
into the wilds, included 30 lions,
70 leopards, tigers and other ami
mails which have become 50 numer.
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AGGRESSIVE statesmen ~ II
you are in earnest and want to
make connection where you can
make $500 to 500 weekly. we
have the proposition with re-
liable company producing quail
ity lire Of attractive fast selling
merchandise for the entire FAM
lily. Complete sample line fur
nished. For full information,
write Minnesota WOODEN CONF
pany. Duluth. MINI.
statesmen with cars to sell In
terstate Oil Company's establish
ed lire Of oils and paints. Lists
Of customers furnished. Phone
or write r. T. Swain, Gladstone
Hotel. Jamestown, n. d.
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PERSONAL

SPECIAL Easter haircuts at Muir
phys Barbershop, opposite post
office and at Prince Hotel. Prof
Johnson will do his stuff ut hotel
shop.
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FARM LANDS

FOR SALE-My % 1-2 acre farm,
all fortified land located on Fort
Lincoln road, outskirts of city.
Peter Schantz, Route 2, Bis
marck, N. D.
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MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE-The South Side Gro
Gerry store business, yearly sales
about $40,000.0O, q good PROPOSE
ton. Price reasonable and terms
can be made to suit tho purchas-
er. Reason for selling, have other
business interests that need my
/. personal attention. For further
information see Sam Sloven, care
Northern Hide and Fur Company,
Bismarck, N. Oak.
FOR SALE-Cho;cc Imported Ger
man Rollers Gid Hartz Mountain,
also native singers. Cages, seeds
treats, etc. Phone 115-J, Jacob
Bull. Dickinson. N D.. Box 72S.
FOR SALE-One John Deere gang
for tractor; one two unit Hinman
milking machine. Phone 1921
or call 800 Mandan street. Alfred
s. Dale. Bismarck.
FOR SALE-Minnesota No. 674
Gopher oats at Zoe per bushel. Ad.
dress Peter Davidson, Mckenzie,
N. Oak.
GET your piano tuned before house
cleaning time. Call c. l.. Bryan
at The Melody Shop.
NATIONAL cash registers new and
second hand. Over 500 styles and
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LOST

LOST-White dog with . few light
brown spots on body and head.
Reward for any information lead
ing to his recovery. Notify Adolph
Schlcnker, $40 Thirteenth street,
Bismarck. Phone No, 617-M.