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New Britain herald., 1928-08-14
CIJ,DA GRAY SIGNS

London. Aug. IA UP)-Gilda Gray has signed 12 weeks con- tract with British International Pic turps to play the leading role in a forthcoming film. ''Piccadilly." The salary was not disclosed. but it was said to be the largest ever paid q film player in Great Britain.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-14
Martin NJ. ItOltt'k

Funeral services for Martin M. Houck of lS5 Winthrop street will be held at the Peoples church of Christ tomorrow afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. Rev. Henry Stone of Wal lingford will officiatc. Burial will be in Fair,icw cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-14
TREASURY BALANCE. Treasury Balance. $3o4.319 93 |
DE>ERTER Is ARRESTED

Fitchburg, Mass, Aug. IA UP)- The fact that he took d nap on F'itchburg common beside Keep off the Grass sign led to the arrest of Albert Austin. 21. as deserter from the coast guard service. The bundle which he was using as pill low was found to contain a complete naval uniform.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-14
ANOTHER HEAT WAVE

Boston, Aug. 14 (UP)--The heat wave returned to Boston today. with a maximum temperature of s2.3 reported at 2 p. m. Weather authorities did not expect it to go much higher.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-14
F. HARTFORD MAN DIES

East Hartford. Aug. 14 Pl-Wil- liam Kenny. of this town. while on a car at Burnside on his way here to- day. was taken ill and died shortly after from heart trouble.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-14
14 ARE ARRESTED

Mexico City, Aug. 14 UP)--
 Fourteen persons, including g priest. have been arrested at Torreon charged with sedition. . dispatch to the Newspaper Excelsior said today.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-14
CORNING. RESIGNS

Albany. N Y.. Aug. 14 tF - Lieutenant Governor Edwin Corning has resigned as chairman Of the New York state democratic committee.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-14
WdN Street Briefs

International Safety Razor Cor poration has declared initial divi- dends of so cents . share on the class "A" stock. payable Sept. to stock of record Aug. 20. and 30 payable Oct. 1 to holders of record Sept. l9.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-14

Adams Mills Corporation, High Point, N. C.. hosiery mills, earned $1.75 a share on the common stock in the half year after preferred div. idends with net profit of Ss5o. 900
 The company earned S35l a share on the common in the calendar year 1921. Cash and marketable securi- ties on June 80 exceeded 1,1Do, 900
New Britain herald., 1928-08-14

Bon Ami company. polishes, with factories in Manchester. Conn.,. and Montreal, Canada. had net profit of sGaG.3sl for the half year. against S601.al4 in the first half of 1927. Under the participating provisions of the shares, this is equal to s2aS a share on the A stock and sl.7l on the R stock against sa.7S on the A and $l.6o on the R year ago. Ap. piled directly to the A stock. earn Ings were equal to s6.3G a share against S6.O7 in the first half of | 1921.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-14

Bedding Hemingway company, silk fabrics and threads, with milis in Massachusetts. California, Michigan and Connecticut. reports net profit of S91 ,v.S for the first half year, in contrast to S566,349 in the first half of 1927 This is equal to 2l cents a share on the common after pre- frrred dividends, against $l.S5 on the coumon year ago.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-14
Associated Gas and E|eetric Company

/T.N The Board of Dirsetors has ESA declared the following qvar. (as !t!Ierne) terly dividends payable Octo- NtseA/ Der 1. 1928 to holders of record NY August 3l, 1928:
 Dividsnd Ne. q Original Series PreferreA Stsek-S.i.c per share in cash or 2.es/ s/10oths of . share q Class A Stock for each share of Pre-. ferred Stock held.
 Div;dend Nc. l3 q Dividend Series Preferred Steek-N,7S Der share in cash or S.s5 i10oths of share of Glass A Stock for each share of Pre- ferrsd Stock held.
 The stock dividend is equivalent to ap- proximately $i.3l per share pea annum for the Original Series as compared with the cash dividend of $a.ss per share. and S7.s per share per annum for the &7.ee Divi. dend Series Preferred Stock.
 '. C. o'EEErrE. Seers.ary.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-14

Miss Veronica Weir of 33 Wallace street has returned home after spending six weeks visiting in Sche- nectady, x r., and Cleveland, Ohio.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-14
Personals

Members of the Delta Gamma Sigma sorority are spending q few weeks at Hawks Nest. Among those present are the Misses M1rimbu krawitz, Reah Reloin, Vic Drau- chich. Gertrude Skenc. Rose ,inci, t.st her Anderson Mildred Larson Eunice Lynch, Dorothy Barnes. Eleanor Andruss, Ethel Barrett, Gladys Rcrglund, Edith Jo- -nson and Myrtle Timm. They have as their guests the Misses Margaret Ronketty and Gloria Dery. Mrs. Norma wkshurst and Mrs. C. An druss are acting as chaperons.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-14

READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-07

Hoos1ER KENNEL CLUB SERVICE
Members of Chamber of Commerce and
American Kennel Club. If you want to
buy dog of any breed. or desire to
breed a female you are assured of
quality and fair dealing by the fol-
lowing members of this club.
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ONE ACRE-5-room bungalow garage
third house north of 46th st. on Shade
land Ave. $4,000; 500 cash, $25 monthly
owner, 1854 N. Delaware ST., Ia. 1894.
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Houses and Flats Furnished

CENTRAL, 1928 lge.. attrac. rms. bath,
furn., $50; unfurn., $40. Lii 1857, He. 2797.
DOWNTOWN-3 nice rms. everything
furn.. steam heat $12. Ii. 1898.
RTHEAST-Suburban 5-rm., furn.;
mod. bungalow, gar. cd. loo; $50. II. 8039
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Real Estate Wanted

WANTED-To purchase from owner. semi
modern house; not over $4,000. Call Ii
FOOT, or evenings Tia. 1857
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Indianapolis Roller AWaries. Mrs. KEEL
vim VanWinkle, 1911 Prospect st. DR..
1850. Seifert and Gluck Rollers.
Mrs. Sachs, HOG Spann, DR.. 1866. Sci
fert, Gluck, Blue Ribbon stock canartes.
Mrs. Stella ]. Hargitt, 2414 Station
st., Oh. 1917. Harper and Premier
Roller Canaries.
Ms. Remington, 219 Bicking, Dr. 1884
Canaries, Siefert, Gluck Roller silver cup
winners.
Mrs. w. A. Finney, 1924 Broadway. He.
1914. Canaries, Premier Rollers.
Miss ]. Cortez, so6 North Holmes Ave,
Be. 1054-W. Siefert, st. Andreas, Premier
and canaries.
Hal Sheets, 2541 North Illinois, Ha
24l0. Fine singers and hen birds. Re
tail. wholesale.
Mrs. Burke. 1924 South East St. DR..
594S-J. Beautiful singers also females.
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Storage and Transfer

0GOE0SS 0fk0 IA1toA q
SHIPPING HOUSEHOLD GOODS
We are receiving household goods,
trunks, boxes and barrels from any point
in Indiana for shipment in through cars
Car leaving Nov. TO- Call or write
SHELBY STORAGE AND FORWARDING
222 W. Merrill ST: Ii. 1921.
FIREPROOF STORAGE
Private lockers; low rates; new and
modern equipment; local and long dis
lance moving; estimates.
PARTLOW- JENKINS MOTOR CAR co.
423 E. Market. Ri. 7750.
ROWLETT'S CUT RATE LOCAL
MOVING. CAPABLE, INTELLI-
GENT WHITE MAN. RI. 3035.
WANTED-Return load from Washington.
D. c.. Wheeling. w. Va. Columbus, o.;
Greenfield, o., to Indianapolis from Nov.
5 to Nov. 10. Call DR.. 307l; Ri. 1865.
VERLAND HAULING-Return load wanted
from Detroit, Toledo or Buffalo. OTTO
j. SUEz, Ri. 1923. Ri. 656l. Nights. Oh.
4579, Oh. 0699-W.
RADIO TRANSFER CO.-Special rate on
overland hauling. Ri. 4757. Ri. 6046.
BRITTON TRANSFER = Moving. $3.50 a
load large trucks; respon. men. DR.. 1915.
TRANSFER & GENERAL HAULING-821
E. 64th st. w. E. RODOCKER. Wa. 4433.
RADIO TRANSFER CO.-Spec rates ON
overland hauling. Ri. 4757; Ri. 6o46.
TIMES WANT ADS BRING BUSINESS
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Houses for Rent

EUGENE. 1Os7-5-rm. double. mod. except
furnace: $25. Ri. 1920. If. 4213.
GRACELAND, 3519-4-room mod; double;
built-in features; ga. Al. Oh. 1715-W.
HALL PLACE, 1928 bedroom; modern;
easily heated; $38. Illinois car. Ia. 5947.
ILLINOIS S., 1014-6-rm. mod. except
furnace, garage; water pd. $40. He. 1921.
double; garage; wa. pd.; $4,000. If. 2473:
KEYSTONE, NJ, l038-Upper dpix. rms.
mod; good condition: $35. Ia. obj
KEYSTONE, S., 726-4-room double. cleo,
water; $14. owner, Ri. 1884.
KEYSTONE, N, eo7-I6-room mod. double,
MADISON, 1255--6-room modern, garage,
water pd,, $50. Key next door. DR.. 7295-W.
MERIDIAN, N, 214o-Strictly mod. home;
double garage; reasonable. Ia. 1921:
M 95S 81 n. 12s-N s,s1 KOehne; rms
inside toilet: SIS. Rent starts Nov. z.
NEW JERSEY, NJ. 282s--6-rm. strictly mod.
dble., redecorated; easily heated. Ia. 5493.
NORTHWESTERN, 3l5I-6-room modern;
double; garage; $35. Wa. 5l62.
ORANGE ST., .52-Five-room modern house,
garage, front drive. DR.. 1854.
PARIS, 2931-5-rm. mod. dble., sleeping
porch, gar; $40. RI 1920, II. 4213.
PARKER AVE, 2165-6 rooms: all mod
ern except furnace; easy to heat; reason
able. Ii. 1861
PENN, N, 5lO1-High- Groom; q
way double; adults. Owner Hu 1892.
PROSPECT, 2340 = Five-rm. semi-mod.
newly nd decorated home with garage; $2S'
PROSPECT. 635-7-room modern; gear
gar; good condition. DR.. 6443-R.
PROSPECT, $685. rms, basement, $3.50.
Al condition. Ri. 1920. IT. 4213.
TEMPLE, N, Ballroom double; inside
toilet; wa. pd.; $40; redecorated. Ii. 2725.
TOW PATH, 5128-Good house an 2 lots;
large chicken hse.; 2-car garage. own
er, 1449 NJ Illinois, Ii. 1894; Hu. 1925
TUXEDO, N, 255-S-room house; $40.
Rent starts Nov. s. Oh. 1409.
VIRGINIA AVE, 8471a--4 rms; mod: SIS;
water pd. Rent starts Nov. 6. DR.. 0556.
WHEELER, 1528-Colored; 4-room cottage;
good condition; $1,000. Ri 1908. or Hall
& Hill, Ri. $500.
WINTHROP, 5515-Practically new 5-rm.
bung., hardwoods. gar; $45. Hu. 1884
18TH, w. 139-6-rm. modern double; good
44TH ST, E., 815-Modern 5-room bunga-
low, garage; $50. Ii. 1887.
4-ROOM DOUBLE-Gas, garage. Inq. 243
Bakemeyer. DR.. 1857.
4 BEDROOMS baths, steam heat. gar,
$3.50. 1nq. 2102 N. New Jersey. Ia. 3414:
FIVE-ROOM cottage, furnace, garage.
bus. $40 Inquire 1907 N. Tibbs Ave.
NEAT COTTAGE-39l7 e. 18th; new paint
and paper, gas, electric lights, large yard.
Now $14. CRUISE, 1913 N. Del.
/ so. E. 10TH CAR-Near Tech; rms;
mod. gar; wa. pd.; $3.50. ia. $685..
4-ROOM-Half double bungalow double:
modern; garage. Ia. 1881.
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Real Estate for Exchange

FOR LE-10x90x1S2-acre farm. Some
terms. Box No. %. CloverdaIe. Ind.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-07

EUGENE. 1067-5-rm. double, mod. except
flIrn ace. SOC Ri 1Q2n II 4213
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-07

The Roller Canary is the king of
all song-birds, he contributes more
Joy and pleasure to the household
and hear some real canaries at the
Roller Singing Contest, held under
the auspices of the Indianapolis
Roller Canary Club, south side Y. w.
C. A. building. on November 26th and
9th. Admission free. The members
listed below carry a guaranteed stock
of birds for sale.
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Lots for Sale
Suburban for Sale

2 LOTS FOR sALE-Cheap for cas-
Ia. 2066.
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Houses for Sale
"HOMES"

that vacant lot for brand new or g.
room modern bungalow; recently built;
or let us build for you that home you
have been wanting. If your lot is half
or fully paid for, we will build that
home without any cash payment. balance
r. J. VIEHMANN co.
Realtors: Builders 142 N. Delaware st.
Riley 1914 Residence: Ir. 1892.
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Real Estate for Exchange
3-BARGAINS-3

3-BARGAINS-3
Will trade 3 strictly modern almost
new doubles, located east. fine neighbor-
hood for well improved farm; located In
Central Indiana. Box D-S9 Times.
SALE-TRADE-F Farm. for city home Any
where. Sarah Schwab, r. l, Ladoga, Ind.
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Miscellaneous for Sale

Ice box. kitchen table,
square dining table, iron bed, spring;
kitchen cabinet. baby cab and sulky.
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Business Places for Rent

TWO, THREE AND FOUR-ROOM SUITE.
One furnished office available; ultra
financial and business district. Union
Title Office bldg, corner Delaware and
Market. Ii. 1853. or call Room ITO.
STOREROOM-l7x76; reasonable. $40 s.
Della. DR.. 0284; eve, DR.. 5043.
Observation-Disclosures office space; 'front.'
ing elevator Ri. 65l2.
path ST, 1875 W.-Small Storeroom. very
desirable location; SIS. HUI. 4705.
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Radio and Equipment
RADIOLA BARGAINS

104 r. C. A. loud speaker with No. %
receiving set: light socket operation; per-
feet condition: only $3.50. He. 4e76.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-26

under the flooring which. the experts
believe. resulted from the spreading
dampness ensuing during the postwar
cessation of the steam heating.
AS the work of restoration called for
prompt action, this historical landmark
of the Potsdam environs has been
temporarily closed to the public.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-26
DONKEY DEGREES SPOT
WHERE TRAINS HALT
Will Not Draw Milk Cart Past
Certain Point-Engineers
Back Up.

Correspondence OF the Associated Press.
BERLIN.-Railway officials employed
at the little station of Cochem IN the
Rhineland. or on jcrkwater trains STOP
ping there, have given up an unequal
battle with donkey.
This donkey IS owned by the local
milk dealers association and has the
important mission of pulling the cart
with the milk intended for shipment
to the station. He has taken 1t into his
head, however, to stop at a certain
point alongside the track and to insist
that the baggage car must come to a
halt there. Attempts to get him to
move toward the baggage car in case
it was carried a bit beyond him proved
futile. He was beaten. tickled. the hose
was turned on HMM vain. He would
not bulge.
The locomotive engineers have been
instructed to humor the beast and bring
the milk car exactly where the donkey
DEGREES that 1t shall stop.
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TOURS.

wANTED-MEMBERS FOR PERSONALLY
conducted cruise party ON Clarks fourth
Mediterranean aud Norway cruise during
July and August: 81 days. 5000 TO 81, 300
school children or persons not wishing 10
travel alone no charge for personal service
Apply Miss Calvert. Alexandria Va. Box A..
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in the bone--or something like that
and which happened this wise:
At that exact time she had saved ur
80 cents for Christmas And had spent
many blissful hours figuring out pres
ents for the family. at q nickel each
And II you bark back to childhood, you
can recall what 1t means to save al
of 80 cents. You do remember don'
you?
Her father had brought home q
package of dates, which were not to be
eaten just then. but little daughter
wanted one. Father refused. Little
daughter insisted:
I'll give you nickel for just one
date"
Father was adamant.
I'll give you dime"
Father answered py relentless
shake of the head.
III give you all my Christmas none,
for date"
Father asked for details. She tolc
him: Eighty cents.
We'll, all right. but remember, s
bargain is a bargain. You are not tt
expect your money back. And how
will you feel when Christmas come:
and you have no money to spend?"
Il want a date-and I'm willing t
pay for it''-so the little savings banl
was turned over III exchange for G
cate--just one-and that was all there
was to it until Christmas eve. whcr
the other children came in with theil
gifts, leaving small Esau. who had sole
her pottage. with empty hands, ant
with tears that she had the courage
to battle away.
Her father asked Esau how she fell
about that date
1T was good date"
Say little daughter. do you wan
your money back"
Little daughter did not She ex.
planned why:
mo, sir. When you want thine
you got to stand by your bargain
You got to fight for it with your eyes
open and take what comes-and it wa:
good date"
Then she went upstairs where no one
could see her cry--because. you under.
stand, when you have thought up {
present for everybody at nickel each
1t near breaks your heart to be dis.
ppointed-still. it was good fight
and she liked the date while it lasted
And then her father came into the
room and said; Come on, little
daughter. let's go Christmas shopping
I've been trying all your life to break
that stubborn streak that is going t
make you do foolish things some day
but now quit. It is born in you anc
maybe-just maybe-it will be a gooc
thing, after all Come on"
So father and little daughter wen,
out into the dazzle of the Christina:
eve OF bygone days. when lights blazec
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-26
KAISER'S HOME DECAYING.
Experts Find Fungus Growing in
Rulers Last Residence.

Correspondence OF the Associated Press.
BERLIN--The threatening decay of
the "Neues PalaiS" near Potsdam, the
ex-Kaiser's last residence in Germany.
was established by governmental build
ing experts on their annual round OF
inspection. Fungus growths were found
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-26
. BAGGY chin is the furled BAN
\ ner of youth. But there Is one
n woman in this town who doesn't
a know It.

She was wearing fiapper
outfit that fairly shrieked attention TO
a contour that must have reminded hef
~.eort Of the ruins of Carthage-pro-
.eo his name YVES Marius, And She
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and then again it might be- that she
had bought the tickets. but anyhow II
satisfied her. II doesn't take much TO
feed the vanity OF Gree who Is fair
and fat but will never be forty again.
You curious boy. YOU! suppose Iii
have to crafty you, if you promise
never to breathe it to living soul
So she told him, and, Of course. a pro-
sale soul behind heard every word. but.
honest. it can't be repeated. because in
case it got out she would be blaming it
on Mariis-and besides you can't laugh
over middle-age, plus logging itself out
as butterfly, for an audience to look at
It is something 10 weep at. and, If one
has temperament of that sort. to cuSS
over Still. when you come right dowr
"a il, if every woman who had lost her
Eocarthian line of beauty was to sit
down in sackcloth and ashes to SWIVEL
Ct her bereavement, this would be one
mighty lugubrious world.
And nobody wants world OF that
sort. Though It does seem as II any
aging lady ought TO know that baggy
chin is the furled banner Of youth.
CpRING paid another advance visit to
~ Franklin Park the other morning.
bringing Will klSI SNiiSIiA4lN. Noiui oAaA
yellow enough to have done credit to
Nav. And. of course, little chi,dre:
were sca,npering over the grass while
their nurses sat around on benches;
with strutting pigeons and fat black
birds on the lookout for scrinlmage
with any squirrel that might happen
along. And the sc-inlrnageS happened.
Still, il you consider children OF more
interest than even feathers and fur III
scrappy mix-ups it might have amused
you to loiter back Of two little girls
who were wheeling their doll carriages
along a quiet path in the park. At
Least. they looked like little girls wheel
ing doll carriages through park, And
It seemed, to the naked eye. that their
nurse caps and aprons were made OF
tissue paper. but. when they talked,
YOU knew better.
IF the madam doesn't raise my
wages I'm going TO get myself another
service place-wouldnr you, Susie?"
My name isn't Susie, no such thing!
q you can't call me ma mselle.' you
Needn't speak 10 me. because I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-26

A woman living in the Rhondda VAL
ley. in Wales, has given birth to triplet
boys. all with snow-White hair.
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and stores were crowded and everybody
was having q lively time--except. may
be, the clerks. And he bought her S.
worth of gifts.
And 1t is that quality to fight in the
open for what you want. and to abide
by results. success or failure. that may
be--just maybe-will put woman IN
the Senate the next time election
comes around.
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AROUND THE CITY
BY MAMIE LANCASTER.

! French. amt don't unnerstan' word
you say ! thank you to know I'm a
French bun an you are nothin' but a
nurse maid"
You oughta be ashamed Of your
self. ma mselle. when you know my
name is Miss Sniff, yes indeedy. I'D
leave the house this minnit cep'n love
the baby SO much. Isn't she darlin'
ma 'mselle?"
"Oh. none jew. YOU mean you'd leave
| cep'n for the Shofer Say. Miss Smin
could tell you somtin nawful bout
how he flirts. only you wouldn' unner-
stand my French"
Il do so mean the baby--I don't see
how the madam can runnerroun' an
| neglect the little Teller the way she
does"
"Oh, none Jew. you don't see me
worryin' bout goinson cep'n when they
eat all the ice cream at the first table. v
| The yellow sunshine flickered down
| from the bony gray arms of trees to the
evergreen of the grass. but the two
small girls did not notice. And every
whcre around were other children at
noisy play. but the small girls did not
/ hear. q
For they were not small girls. at all
but two real maids named NIa'mselle
and Miss Sniff. And they were trun-
ding real babies in real carriages
though what Na'mselle Bun was do
ing with a nursing baby. when her mis-
sion lay along other lines, was some
thing she failed to explain. And they
were wheeling their charges along the
glamorous High Road of Makebelieve,
which geographically is situated in the
Kingdom of Childhood-that lost At
lantis, sisters. which was once our
home. but which We can never go back
/ to. because there is high. high wall
between. And We are on the outside.
4 LONG-AGO forgotten playful IS
still posted in the window of an
empty house that is soon to go the way
OF progress,
1t is such an ancient house that its
history goes back to when everybody
grandfather was a boy-with a decade
or two thrown in for good measure.
For most of its years it knew happy
kinship with the generations 1t shell
tered. Then Time laid vandal hand
on the home that turned it into a mere
house given over to tenants who. in
turn. gave it over to silence and cob
webs.
And il you should pass 1t in the
dusk, it will seem to you. somehow. that
the stale old playbill is there to voice
the spirit Of the house:
Alone at Last"
y
THERE is valorous little woman
who is going before the voters OF
her State for an Office that the most
ambitious man would be ready to fight
her for. And doubtless will.
Small and slight and feminine, you
! might class her with that vine that the
aoage so obligingly donates an oak tc
cling to-and you would be entirely
right about it. except for born char
acteristic that will make her an cd
yersary that any candidate might fear
It is a quality that was first noticed
| by her father. who, manlike. fought II
until she was 8 years old. at which
age she convinced him that what is
born in the flesh is bound to come out
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was rafting away
in a siggly, grille
fashion to Marius
between acts OF
last S at urday S
matinee - Keith S,
if YOU care for de-
tails.
"Oll. l Just love
rageants, they arc
s1ch loads Of fun.
Don't you " l S u
you knew what
character I'm go
Ing TO take? You
know you arc dy-
Ing to iinG out
MariuS confessed
60 a curiosity tina,
vaS possibly due
e,,x<ys
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-02-10

Adolph Rigler and M. Garrison Of
this city spent the past few days in
Minot on business. While in that
cit. they were the house guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Glazer.
Mrs. Y. J. LaRose is spending the
week in Minneapolis with her daugh-
ter, Miss Marcclle, who is attending
the University, Of Minnesota.
Mrs. Lyman Morley of Bismarck
has been discharged from st. Alex
ius hospital.
William Mills of Brittin has been
admitted to s.. Alcxius hospital for
treatment.