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MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE-Home lunch room
equipment and rooming house
furnishings, Williston business
dist, income $3.50 month. $500
cash for quick sale. Paving, sew
ers, building boom, spring rush
coming. NJ. Jarosh, Williston, N.
Oak.
NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS
New and second hand. Over 500
styles and lies. We have one to
fit your business. w. E. Stitzel,
representative. Patterson Hotel,
Bismarck, N. d.
FOR SALK-A few good registered
Duroc Jersey Gifts bred to farrow
the last Of March. Weight about
$50 pounds. Price each $4,000.
Nagel and "trutz, Box 81, Bis
marck. N. D.
FOR SALE-Choice Imported Ger
man Rollers and Hartz Mountain,
also .iative singers Cages, seeds.
treats, etc. Phone 116-J, Jacob
Bull, Dickinson. N. D.. Box 728.
c. L. BRYAN is doing all our tun-
ing. Don't recognize any others
as our tuner. The Melody Shop,
Bismarck, and The Music Shop,
Mandan.
WANTED-TQ rent or buy restaur-
ant or pool hall in small live town.
Apply Tribune No. 6.
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BABY CHICK

BABY CHICK
FOR SALE-Quality brand baby
chix, all breeds. Service and sat
isfactionn with every transaction.
Full lire poultry, dairy feeds and
remedies. Twin City Produce Co..
Mandan.
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a blowing cave in the Ozarks in
which the temperature remains near
40 degrees, is used by fruit growers
as a storage plant.
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Tips For Taxpayers

No. Fl
Pensions paid by corporation or
individual to retired employees for
services rendered are taxable. Pen
sions paid by the United States gov
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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE
APARTMENTS

FOR RENT-Apartments. All
modern four.room apartment. Al
SO partly furnished two room
apartment and single room for
light Housekeeping. City heat.
College building. Telephone 1873.
FOR RENT-Strictly modern three
room apartment on ground floor.
In good location. Also garden
space. Partly furnished. Call at
223 West Thayer.
FOR RENT-A four room and
bath UNFINISHED apartment for
adults only. Woodmansee Apis.
Phone 1883.
FOR RENT-Four room apartment
over French & WEIGH Hardware
Co. See Griffith, care French E.
Welch.
FOR RENT-A we'll furnished
apartment at 721 Third street.
Call at Hedden's Real Estate Of
flee.
A VERY nicely furnished small
apartment for one lady. 807
Fourth street.
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s74.s-woc navenpor.-soo

s74.s-Woc oavsnpert-eoo II
s:oo-sport News: Current Events
6:2O-Dinner Music !
7:00-New York symphony
S:00-Phllco Hour
s3s.%-WHo Des MoInss-sso
e:30-Wood's Orchestra
7:O0-New York Symphony
t:00-Philco Hour
9:00-Four Dance Orchestras
%4o.s-wcx.WJR Dstroit-sso
C:30-Music
1:00-RCA Hour
s:o0-Philco Hour
9:00-Cotton Pickers
l0:0O-Bluo Room Orchestra
ss2.7-wwJ DetroIt-sso 4
s:00-South Sea islanders
G:3O-High Jinkers
Notwithstanding Fiddling
S:3O-Half Hour Of Pep
9:OO-Dance Music
37o.c-WoAF Kansas city-s1o
::o0-Star's String Trio
G:00-School OF the Air
1:00-New York Symphony
S:00-Philco Hour
?:00-Pla Nor Orchestra
Observation-Disclosures
2ss.s-WTMJ MiIwaukee-1o2o
e:OO-Oriole Orchestra
6:30-Badger Roomer Orchestra
1:3O-PNnO
S:00-Philco Hour
!:O0-Old Favorites
l0:00-Dance Music e hrs.o
4o6.2-Wcco Minneapolis. st. Paul-7N
G:15-Dinner Concert
7:O0-New York Symphony
S:00-Philco Hour
9:00-Firesida PHILOSOPHERS
c:15-Musical Program
10:O0-Dance
6oe.2-WoW omaha-5s0
c.3O-Travelogue
7:0o-New York Symphony
S:00-Philco Hour
?:n0-Palais dor Orchestra
9:30-Davis Orchestra
10:00-Leo and Janet Blank
I:OO-kFlR Bismarck-2iV.0
e;30-Music and weather.
l2:30-Music.
1:00-Weather. markets, news.
1:15-Aunt Sammy.
6:30-Henry Halverson, tenorS
Hawaiian trio.
1:30-Weather, markets, news.
1,45-Farm feature.
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In early Saxon marriages the
father Of the bride delivered one Of
her shoes to the bridegroom who
touched her head with it as . SYM
Dol of his authority.
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AUTOMOBILE

AUTOMOBILE
WILL TRADE Overland sedan,
1926 model, also Ford coupe 1927
model for good horses Which may
be unbroke. A. w. Herr, Wishek,
N. ID.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-l92G
Chevrolet coupe for 1927 late
model Chevrolet truck. Inquire
222 Ninth street south.
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l:Oo-kFYR Bismarck-2iv.8

9:O0-Saturday'0 Children
10:O5-Roseland Orchestra
l0:;0-Witching Hour
3o2.e-WoR euffalo-es0
7:15-Gleo Club Contests
3i5.6-kDkA Pittsburah-s5o
Observation-Disclosures Band
H:30-Concert: Literature Gems
1:00-RCA Hour
S:00-Philco Hour
37o.5-WcY Schenectady-7so
6:30-Statler's Pennsylyanians
FOOTWEAR Program
a:16-Glee Club Contest
10:00-Dance Music
4s8.5-WRc Washineton-64o
7:0o-New York symphony
S:00-Philco Hour
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4st,5-WEAF New York-s1e

4siy5-WEAF New Yerk-sfo
S:OO-Waldorf Astoria Orchestra
eOO-South Sea Islanders
S:;0-Statley's PonnSylvanians
s:15-lntercollegia Gleo Clubs
:0:00-Dance Music
..sl.3-WJZ New Yerk-eeo
6:oO-Poems: ORCHESTRA
S:C0-New York Symphony
s:OO-Philco Hour
S:0O-Keystone Duo
S:30-Merry Three
l0:00-Slumber Music
4:2.S-WoR NeWark-71o
6:0O-Clinic: Ensemble: Happy Girl
6:30-Dinner Dance
7:O0-Interview: Songs: N. Y. U.
S:00-Bamberger Little Symphony
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FARM LANDS

HAVE several hundred acres first
class hardwood farm land in Wis
consin with some young timber
to sell or trade for North Dakota
farm. Andrew Jensen, 702 Sixth
street, Bismarck, N. D.
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FOR RENT-Piano in first class
condition. Phone 442-M after
500 p. m.
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SOUTHERN

2e3.9-kPRc HouSton-1o2o
6:10-Ford ana Glenn
7:O0-ParSon's Halt Hour
7:30-Orchestra
S:l6-Studio Concert
9:00-Theater Program
s4o.7-WJAx Jaeksenville-Sso
6::0-Popular Entertainers
s:30-Recital
1:30-Popular
9:0Q-Dance OrchestraO
S22.4-WHAS loulsville-s3o
4:c5-Extension Studio
6:5O-James Speed
7:00-New York Symphony
sie.s-WMc Msmphls-sso
7:00-New York Symphony
9:00-Studio
336.s-WSM Nashvllle-os0
6:15-Dinner Concert
1:00-RCA Hour
9:0O-Barn Dance
2ee.e-WSMo New orleans-1oto
S:30-Music: orchestras: STAGE !
hrD.)
4e9.1~sWoAl San Antonio-eon
s:00-Two Dance Orchestras
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rIJRNTTIJRE FOR SALE


FOR SALE-All Walnut eight piece
dining room set. Tudor style
antique finish tapestry chairs.
Call lila after $3.50 for appoint
ment.
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Lair Motor Sales Co.

WANTED TO RENT
WANTED-Five room modern
bungalow, by April or May first.
Meyer S. Cohen, Mandan, N. Oak.
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WANTED-TQ rent or buy restaur-
ant or pool hall in small live town.
Apply Tribune No. 6.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Nielsen's Millinery
Address Mrs. A. s. Nielsen, Bis
marck. North DAKOTA.
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HOUSES AND FLATS

FOR RENT-Seven room modern
house with garage. Close in, i'm
mediate possession. Price Owens,
Eltinge block. Phone 421.
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Programs In Central Standard time.
All time 10 p. n. unlooS otherwlee In.
dicated. Wave lengths on lett Of call
letters, kilocycles on right
New Britain herald., 1928-12-21
FOUND ASLEEP AT WHEEL,
HELD AS DRUNKEN DRIVER
Owner of Bakery Alleged to Have
Been Involve ed In Franklin
Square Crash.

Found asleep and under the in
rlu-uce Of liquor at the wheel of his
delivery truck. according TO the po-
lice. Michael paunis ~. proprietor
Of d ha kerry at rs Fast Main street.
OMara and Officer Clarence kumm
shortly before noon today on charges
of eva ding responsibility and driving
while under the influence of liquor.
Officer kumm received inforTla-
ton that an automobile owned by
Erickson & Carlson. furniture deal
ers, was parked in front OF the First
Lutheran church on Franklin square
and a. truck struck il, damaging the
fender and other parts Of it. The
offending machine did not stop. but
the officer learned the registration
number and aScertained that it was
issued to Daunls. The truck was in
the rear of the bakery when the po-
lice arrived.
A piece of running board found
near the scene Of the collision was
fitted into Daunis' truck. according
to the police. Daunis was released
on bonds for his appearance in po-
lice corlt tomorrow. He retained
Attorney Thomas J. Cabclus to rep
resent him.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-21

signed the measure was presented to
Representative Swing. who intimated
that he intended passing it on to
George G. Young. of the Los Angeles
Examiner.
Members Of the cabinet were
gathering at the White House for
their semi-weekly meeting as the
group re-entered the executive offices
after the picture taking. Senator
johnson and Representative Swing
were warmly congratulated by the
cabinet officers.
A most determined fight against
the Boulder Dam legislation had
been waged in congress by Arizona
since its inception. Senator's Ashurst
and Hayden. democrats Of that state.
and Representative Douglas. another
democrat, bearing the brunt of all
opposition. The Arizona senators
both played prominent parts in the
f1lihuster waged against the measure
In the senate last spring.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-21
$500 COLLISION SUITS
Mae Barrows Made Defendant In
Actions Brought by FIorinc
Swanson and Julia r. Deloy,

Florine Swanson and Julia r. De-
10y. in two separate actions. brought
suit today claiming $500 and $500
damages respectively from Mae Bar
rows. for injury and property DAM
age resulting from an automobile ac-
cident on November 20 on Elm
street.
Both writs. prepared by Attorney
Michael A. Sexton state that an
agent Of the defendant 50 carelessly
and negligently operated the de-
PENDANTS car as to cause a coll
lision between the two machines.
Mrs Swanson was a passenger in the
car owned and operated by Mrs.
Deloy, and as a result OF the acct
dent received injuries to the left
leg. right arm and a severe shock to
her nervous system. It is claimed.
The plaintiff also claims that as q
further result she was obliged 10
undergo medical treatment and esn-
ploy a maid to do the housewSrk
during her illness.
Mrs Deloy claims 5000 for dam
age done to her car. Papers we're
served by Constable John s. Rccor.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-21
GRAND THEATER. HARTFORD

Only four more opportunities will
he afforded Hartford county bur-
lesque fans who plan to attend The
Jazz Time Revue" the current at
traction at the New Grand theater.
This delightful offering with Kitty
Madison and Harry Evanson. a duo
Of Mutuai's most enjoyable stars.
will bring to close its engagement
at this popular theater tomorrow
evening with performance at Sis.
Everything that goes to make up
real success In the burlesque field
seems to have been incorporated in
this production which boasts some
Of burlesque's brightest stars. gor-
geous background. a. chorus without
a peer, tuneful singing and a brand
new type Of humor that has pleased
the thousands who have witnessed
the show.
"Flapper Folles." Mac Dix's new
est wrinkle In the burlesque field,
opens weeks engagement next
Monday. December -. New Years
Eve will be observed at this laugh
center by 4 midnight show which
shapes up rs one Of the finest yet
staged IN Hartford. The entire cast
Of "F'riyolities" as well as numerous
specialties and novelties will be Of
Tered on that evening. Reservations
may he secured now. The box Office
at the New Grand is open every
Sunday from 1880 until 2 for the
convenience 81 those desiring to
make reservations.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-21
CLOWN WANTS DIVORCE

Chicago. Dec. = RIChs rsing
that continual nagging had ruined
his propensity for laugh making
and thereby destroyed his means OF
earning living. James Murphy. In
ternationally known clown, filed suit
for divorce against Josephine Muir
rhy here yesterday
Murphy who SGT forth in his bill
that he had paradcd under the mar
1uees OF the worlds greatest circuscs.
arerrcd that married life had taken
"al] the fun out OF me-" The bill
further stated that with loss Of The
compartments ability to provoke
laughs, he was unable to obtain en-
ploynlent in his profession.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-21

fleets the general pride. A student
of Noronoff, he is completely con-
WINGED of the efficacy of rejuvena-
lion and its large place In the nedi-
cine of the near future.
The monkey farm, he told the
United Press correspondent, repre-
sents the fountain of youth" for
which mankind has been seeking
through the ages.
Sixty years old. Or. Tobolkin is as
spry as any of the tenants on his
farm. He led the correspondent
over the estate. uphill and down.
taking bitches at a jump in man.
ner more appropriate TO so than to
%. His yigor. he explained in re-
Spouse 10 a question. is natural and
not the result of rslu1 euation.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-21
GOOD BILL At STRAND

To tho accompaniment Of river
shipping wars. tornados and love af-
fairs. Buster Keaton is leading a.
laugh carnival at the Strand today
and Saturday. where the frozen-fac-
cd stars new United Artists comedy.
Steamboat Bill. Jr," 10 showing in
this territory for the hrst time.
Keatcn has made several highly
successful feature comedies during
his carser-'Seven chances" THE
Navigator" Battling Butler" and
College" to mention = few-bnt
Steamboat Bill Jr." has them all
beat for abundance Of laughs. orig
inality Of story. colorful background
and excellent supporting cast.
The star. still his frozen-faced self
II Z master Of subtle comedy and
pantomime In Steamboat Bill Jr."
n we'll n the Undressing blunder-
ing farceur whom the lovers OF
broader disabilities prefer. He also
gives the other members of the
company opportunity to CLEAN their
share Of tho laughs. especially Ern-
est Terrence. who Is as funny In
Busters picture as he has been viii
famous in most Of his previous ve-
hicies. Torrence's -enture into
straight comedy stamps hin as
gloom chaser Of the first degree.
The vaudeville show offers the
Elida Dancers In "Jazzing Nursery
Rhymes'': the Ansonia Trio in "Ar-
tistic Athletes; the Haney Girls in
songs and dances: Frank Whittier
and Co. In ''ln Wrong" a comicai
skit, and Castleton and Mack, come
dams.
Beginning Sunday night for four
days the Strand will offer for its
Nmas attra ction Alice White with
Jack Mulhall IN Naughty Baby"
with a gala vaudeville program
New Britain herald., 1928-12-21
CITY COURT JJ'lN;Nl,NJS

Judgment for $3.50 for tho plain
TIFF was rendered in city court by
Judge Henry p. Roche in the action
Of Harry Albert against Pau! ].s-
Rosa, representing the balance on a
candy bill for s?o. Attorney Ber-
narh L.. Alpert r,pr, scented the
plaintiff.
Justice Of the Peace Stanley ]
Traceski. acting as Judge rendered
decision in favor NJ he t,akie
Package Company, Inc. TO recover
s35?.46 from Michael Dnu,!is on an
unpa ID bill for s., 600 ]ouRhnut con-
tainers HunEcrfori <; SAKE repre-
scented the plaintiff company.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-21
COOLIDGE signs
BOULDER dam BILL
Continued from First FaSe)

a canal branching OF the Colorado
river which runs to = large extent
through Mexican territory.
Only yesterday the Arizona legis-
lative passed a memorial addressed
to President Coolidge requesting him
to veto the bill. Just as Ashurst and
Hayden had held in arguing against
it. the memorial termed the bill I'M
constitutional lin that It attempts to
allocate waters of the Colorado river
belonging to the state Of Arizona
without the consent of Arizona" The
memorial also protested that enact
ment of the bill would result In the
reclamation Of land in Mexico and
forever deprive arid land In the
United States OF water essential to
their development" 1t concluded:
THE measure does injustice to Arr
IONA by taking that which belongs to
this state, and for all time turning
it over to the state Of California. 1t
is based on the theory that might.
and not justice. makes right"
Less 1hAn Amount
Commissioner Head later said
there is confident belief that the
works can be constructed for less
than the amount authorized"
The increase in the estimate Of
cost over previous estimates. the
commissioner said, grew out Of ul-
ra-conservative provisions for
safety.
The bill as signed by the presi-
dent conforms in all essential fea-
lures to the recommendation made
by the interior department In re-
ports at various times during the
past two years. These reports rec
commended a reservoir Of the ca
pacity approved. recommended the
site adopted and the provisions for
power plant. The commissioner said
that the depa rtment also had favor
ed the all-American canal and had
recommended that construction
await the approval OF the Colorado
compact by six OF the seven states
and the provisions in the bill for
protecting the rights of the upper
states.
Commissioner Mead was unable 10
state when actual construction work
would begin because Of necessary
agreements which must be made uh-
der the bill between states in both
the upper and lower basins.
The long fight In congress came to
its end earlier In the week when the
house accepted senate amendments
10 the measure. The senate passed
the bill December -.
In addition to Johnson and Swing
the delegation that stool around Mr.,
CoolidSe's desk today as he signed
the measure included Representative
Smith OF Idaho. Etwood Mead, direc-
tor Of the bureau Of reclamation
and w. X. Mathews. attorney for the
bureau of power and light Of Los
Angeles.
Pose For Pictures
Afterward they posed on the
White House lawn with Mr.. Coolidge
for newspa per pilot ograp|lers.
The pen with which Mr.. Coolidge
New Britain herald., 1928-12-21

tropical trees. Is being prepared as a
domain where they may rove and
multiply at will. Several laborator-
les have been equipped for the pre-
psrstion of gland extracts and the
conduct Of experiments on the treat
ment Of many diseases
Proud OF Farm
The Soviet scientific world is proud
OF its monkey farm. Particularly 1t
IL proud of the two youngsters both
on Soviet soil since it had been
doubted whether monkeys would
raise families in Russia.
The farm is part of an extensive
endrinlco-logical department under
the Commissarlat of health. 1t has
succeeded. the director claimed. in
making the country Independent of
foreigners in meeting its demands
for variety OF serums. Indeed.
several preparations are already list
ed among the exports of the country.
Among other things. insulin is being
produced here.
Tobolkin In Charge
pr. Y. A. Toholkin. Who is in
charge of TIE farm and the expert
mental work connected With il. Ic-
New Britain herald., 1928-12-21

rim TIN TIN AT CAPITOL

Warner Bros. Land of the Silver
Fox" Rim Tin Tins first talking
picture is at the Capitol today and
Saturday. The story Is by Charles
r. Condor. who has done so many
OF Rintys hits. Howard Smith
adapted it for the screen and Ray
Enright directed. The cast includes
Leila Hyams, John MILAN, Carroll
Nye. Tom Santschi. the Princess
Neola-an Indian squaw. as we'll as
Mrs. Rim Tin Tin. seven puppies and
the cunningest Indian papoose you
ever clapped eyes on.
There are Vitaphone acts and a
new chapter Of THE Collegians" on
the program. Beginning Sunday
night for the entire week the Capt.
tol will offer the Fox Moxietone
production -Four Sons" one OF the
biggest hits of the season.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-21
Pays Fare After
Lapse of 20 Years

Dallas, Tex, Dec. Fl up - A
woman who, with her late husband.
20 years ago untruthfuiiy told
Texas train conductor that her
small son was too young to pay
even half fare yesterday walked
into a railroad Office here and hand
cd officials $3.50. the fare for the
child. plus interest.
With the money. she had enclosed
this note: My husband was sick
and our money was short. but this
had always hurt me. so | am glad
to make restoration"
New Britain herald., 1928-12-21
S0v|ETS START
GLAND Factory
Monkey Farm Founded to Aid
Scientific Tests

Sukhum. Ahkha5isn Soviet Repub-
lie, Dec. II UP)-The first Soviet
GLAND factory better known as the
Sukhum Monkey Farm. has been
started here.
Near Black Sea
On a mill overlooking the Black
Sea. some S. natives of Africa and
the south seas-and two tiny apes
born under the red nag in the last
few months-gambol in their cages
unimpressed by the high scientific
destiny to which they are dedicated.
Their imprisonment is only tenn
porary. The entire hillside. rich in
New Britain herald., 1928-12-21
EAGLES ARE CAUGHT

Fort Arthur, Ont. Dec. - TT
Two golden eagles. caught In wolf
traps at Loon, Ont. by Hans Hogan.
a trapper. were brought here yester-
day. Both birds we're alive when
Hogan found them caught by the
legs and one had carried a. eo-round
trap more than a. feet IN its strug-
giles TO escape. The birds weighed
about ~ pounds each, Golden
eagles sre unusual in this district
though not unknown.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-21
Under AT TAX MEETING

Chairman Thomas Under OF the
board CT assessors is in Hartford to-
day attending a conference at the
office Of Tax Commissioner William
II. Rlodaett. The commissioner is
meeting with committees on auto
mobile tax reforms. and he requested
the presence of the local assessor.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-21
HAVE BIRTHDAY PARTY

Misses Hazel Casey and Mary
kenney entertained a number OF
friends last evening at birthday
PARTY at Miss Casey's home in honor
of Miss Marion kindelan. The home
was pret'ily decorted in Christmas
colors. Refreshments we're served.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-21
COT. LACkNER DIES

Pasadena, cal. Dec. 81 RA.--|oi.
Francis I.achner, SIS. a former pres
iient Of the Chicago Bar association.
and for Sc years q. corporation at
torney in Chicago. died today.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-21
GIRLS CHRISTMAS rrNER

A Christmas Hin..nr vas held yes.
terday by the girls In department 81
OF the Stanley Works The place
" prettily decorated. Games were
played and grab bag prizes awarded
New Britain herald., 1928-12-21
HALF HOLIDAY IN CITY HALL

City Hall offices will close at noon
Monday. Mayor Paonessa having
granted the employees half day in
which TO complete their prepara-
tons for Christmas, Today young
women employed in the municipal
building received boxes Of candy as
gifts from the mayor and the men
were remembered with cigars.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-21

The Adrondacks contain more
than 100 scenic lakes.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-21
Pose For Pictures

Afterward they posed on the
White House lawn with Mr.. Coolidge
for newspaper photographers.
The pen with which Mr.. Coolidge
New Britain herald., 1928-12-21

WITH I>n.f. ard C.lI,1
Famous Ameriean-msae
timepieee, with guaranteed
movement and case. Conn.,
pete with knife and chain.
An exc-.crt rf. value.
81 Per Week
Evening star., 1928-03-04

When ii SHOWS in
the Riesen Noun
tains of Germany.
This how = a
mountain dge
covered above the
ground floor. The
w in d ws were
used as doorways.
g ,'micteu uni 4 tn.icrW nod
Evening star., 1928-03-04

Scenery that lures the Alpinist
to the peaks. Two climbers pause
for a view above the clouds in
their hazardous ascent of Piz Palu,
a high peak in the Bernina district
of the Italian Alps. 0P & A. Photos
Evening star., 1928-03-04

Retreating from
a gale at sea. A
British liner rolls
dangerously near
the lighthouse on
backing into the
h ar b or at Folk
stone. Engla n d.
after ding
against venturing
into a gale outside.
= Paramount News l'hotn,