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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-10

from a two months WHIT with rel
atives in Dallas. Walnut Springs
and other points in eastern and
northern Texas.
Mrs. Effie Jewell Sheksll, who has
been a member Of the Mercedes
school faculty for the past three
years, left at the week end for ANA
rillo. Texas. where she VIII teach
IN the city schools. She was ac-
companied as far as 1T. Worth by
her sister. Mrs. Art TolSon and
daughter, Effie Gene. who will visit
the II. TolsOn family there for sew
eral weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. M. Findley had
for their guest, during the past
week DR.. G. ". Smith Of Mound
City. Missouri. Or. Smith is a for
mer resident Of Mercedes.
Miss Owena Stone left at the
week end for Houston. where she
Will attend school at the st. Agnes
academy.
Bill Trousdale and Kenneth
Schmidt. members Of Mercedes
younger set. have returned from a
months auto tour Of Kansas, Okla
home and Colorado.
AIr. and Mrs. Max Nestle and
Mrs. III. Ro,n spent several days
during the past week In Laredo.
MI. IT. r. Hager returned to Mer-
cedes Sunday after several weeks
study Of music III San Antonio.
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PERSONALS

AeCaSoAAOfCA GAJO1eu LulS hospitals
ty.
PERSONALS
Mrs. "A. G. Carlson and children
returned home Friday after a weeks
outing In Corpus Christi. Texas.
Jerome Anderson and Noah FRY
left Monday for Chicago, Ill, where
they will enter an engineering
school.
Mrs. Ray Griffin of Kosse. Texas.
Is here visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mcfarland. and lister, Mrs.
John Stokes of Elsa.
MI. and Mrs. j. w. McQuay and
son. Clifford. are home from a few
weeks trip in Bethany. Okla.
Miss Shandley spent the week
end with MI. and Mrs. a. c. Gil
more or McAllen.
John Laster returned from Cor
pus Christi Friday after a weeks
visit.
Miss Irene Roberts OF San Be
nitot spent this week with her sis
ter. Mrs. Bert Marley.
Mrs. John Geese and daughter
Ethel, and Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Noodle and children of Huntington
Long Island. N. Y, are to make
their home here.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-10

MOTHERS now
learn value
of MAGNESIA

Because it is so helpful In keeping
babies and children healthy and
happy. every mother should know
about Phillips Milk of Magnesia-
This harmless. almost ~tasteless
preparation Is most effective in re-
lieving those symptoms Of babies
and children generally caused BY
souring food In the little digestive
tract. such as sour belching. ire
Quent vomiting. feverishness. collie.
AS q mild laxative. 1t acts gently.
but certainly. to open the little
bowels in constipation. colds chill
dren'S diseases
"A teapsOonful Of Phillips Milk Of
Magnesia does the work Of half a
pint of lime water In neutralizing
cows milk for infant feeding. and
preventing hard curds. Its many
uses for mother and child are fully
explained in the interesting book
Useful formation" II will be sent
you. FREE Write The Phillips Co.
1T Hudson St. New York. N. Y.
In buying. be sure to get genuine
Phillip Milk Of Magnesia. Doctors
have prescribed ii for over so years.
Milk OF MaRnesia" has been the
II. :. Registered Trade Mark Of The
Chas. II. Phillips Chemical Co. AMI
It's predecessor. ChaS. II. Phillips,
since 1e75.-Adv-
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ELSA.
SURPRISE PARTY

SURPRISE PARTY
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Reasonover
entertained with a surprise buffet
supper and bridge party in their
home in Edcouch in honor Of Mr..
Byron Kelly's birthday Friday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. George was
awarded a toast rack. Miss Kelly
won a combination salt and pepper
set for consolation. Melvin Geese
won high and received a beautiful
hand laced key case. VIM. George
won low and "a presented a pre-
scription by DR.. Bridge Shark.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. George, MI
and Mrs. Melvin Geese, Mr.. and
Mrs. Don Graham. Dean Gates and
Louise Kelley. Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett
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Alcine Morris Is
Party HOnOree

Miss Alcine Morris. who left Tues
day morning for San Antonio where
she will enter the Lady Of the Lake
college, was honoree at a surprise
shower Monday evening. The party
met at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
w. +. Collins in West Brownsville
with Gertrude Collins as hostess.
The rooms were decorated with
trailing sprays OF corona.
Bunco was played during the ev-
ening. A refreshment course was
served to Cherrille Debardeleben,
oJeanie McClughan. Lucille Behl,
lillian Janet KENNY, Elizabeth
Washington. Dorothy Vertrees. Mar
jorie Rel. Alcine Morris and Ger
trude Collins.
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airy society began their observance
of the week of prayer Monday with
a service from 10 to IL a. m, and
services will be held at that hour
through Friday. Mrs. Fritz Schmidt
will have general charge of the pro-
grams. The week Is observed quar-
terly throughout the South Bap-
list conference with missionary pro-
grams.
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Comings, Goings,
OF Local People

Mrs. +. g. Webb, OF Harrington.
spent Monday here with Mrs. Vol
ney Taylor. while Mr.. Webb attend
ed to business in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas z. Cook.
Jr.. and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Chat
field. all Of Dallas. have been here
the past week visiting Mr.. Cooks
sisters. Mrs. Volney Taylor and Mrs.
Jesse bennett.
Ralph Arguata, OF Matamoros.
who attended the Brownsville Jun
Tor college last year. plans to leave
for Nashville, where he will enter
Vanderbilt university.
Mrs. BaScom Cox returned to
Brownsville Monday evening after
an absence Of about three weeks.
She has been visiting her parents
In Austin for about a week.
Misses Mary Helen George. Fran
ces Creager, Marie Workman, and
Harriet and Virginia Pattee left
Monday night for San Antonio.
where they will enter the Lady Of
the Lake academy.
Miss Bertha Young left Mondag
evening for Boston. where she will
continue her studies in piano ut
the New England conservatory of
music.
Judge Volney w. Taylor returned
Tuesday morning from a business
trip to Dallas.
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EDCOUCH
n

fEhSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hancock Of
Kingsville visited MI. and Mrs. =.
@. Squyres this week end.
Mr.. j. w. Carlson and daughters
returned from Corpus Christi after
a weeks stay.
Miss Jessie Powell returned 10 her
home at Jasper, Miss, after several
weeks visit here with Miss Ethel
Ballenger.
MI. and Mrs. Ira Whitlock and
family left here Thursday for Ala
bama for an extended visit with
relatives and friends.
Mrs. Elsa Mascho left Monday for
Dallas.
MI. and Mrs. Clyde BEEN we're
in La Feria Monday visiting the
Lindbergs.
Mr.. Scott Lakeland Of Fort Worth
Is visiting his father. Col. Rufus j..
Lakeland.
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Two men are In love with Jane.
One Of the men is highly cultivated and ne has
charming manners and he Is rich. and ne has a
beautiful home full OF books and pictures that
amount to a good deal.
He Is. well. I should say about 20 years Of age.
. The other man is about IS years old; he is good
looking in a boyish sort Of way; he is interested in
baseball and football and. dear me. how he does love
to dance. And hunt and fish and swim and run
races. and dive from the springboard and row a boat,
yes. and sail a boat, too.
He is crazy about Jane. but all he can say when
he tries to tell her about 1t Is, Gee, you look swell
In that dress"
And he never reads. and he doesn't know one line
OF poetry-not one single line. not even the Blue
Vn1vaf Rard-and Hose eating rvattv dexnnrafn fnr
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blossoms we're used to denote a
color scheme of pink.
After dinner bridge was played.
The guests included Misses Helen
and Winona GlaSscock and Willie
Ray Markham and John and David
Phelan and Forrest GlasScock.
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ELEVEN ATTEND

Eleven members were In attend
ance at the last meeting of the En-
broidery club with Mrs. Gene Brown
as hostess.
The afternoon was spent III
needlework followed by a tempting
refreshment course.
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PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Pizzo of
Houston spent a portion of the past
week in the Valley looking over
prospects prior to making invest
ments here. Mr.. and Mrs. Pizzo
were guests OF q p. Stamates while
in Mercedes.
Buffard and Allen Brockington
left the past week for Arkansas
where they will visit for several
weeks with relatives and friends.
James Broadlow Of Verne, Texas.
is In Mercedes. a guest OF his sister.
Mrs. Harold Roland.
Mrs. 3. Greer has returned to her
home in Taylor after a visit here
In the home Of Mrs. NJ. S. Jones, for
the past two weeks.
Miss Marjorie Virgins was a
guest in the home of Miss Eugenia
Eppwright of Mission during the
past week.
Mrs. Cecil Robinson has returned
from several days visit In San An
tonic.
Miss Camilla Tiller has returned
TO her home in Mission after a visit
here in the home of her cousin.
Miss Myrna Riley.
MI. and Mrs. w. C.. Swarner and
family have returned from an ex-
tended visit with relatives in Mis-
souri,.
MI. and Mrs. l.. S. Mcclellan or
Lubbock are guests here in the
home Of Mrs. S. II. Higgs.
Mrs. j. r. McAdams has returned
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EVENING BRIDGE

Mr.. and Mrs. II. z. Bennett en-
tertained a number Of their friends
at an evening bridge party at their
home on South Ohio avenue.
Four tables were arranged In
rooms with added attractions of
floral arrangements, carrying out a
color schme Of pink and green.
High scores were made by Mrs. w.
w. DeCell and James Houze.
The personnel Of the games in
cluded Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Robinson
Mr.. and Mrs. III. =. Sugg. Mr.. and
Mrs. Iceland Matthews. Mr.. and
Mrs. James Houze. MI. and Mrs. w.
w. DeCell. Mr.. and Mrs. James An
derson. Miss Cymbaline Neil and Y.
p. Yarbrough.
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he can see with his honest clear young eyes that Jane is in love with the
other young man.
No. she isn't in love with his money. and she isn't in love with his p-
ston she's in love with the way he talks and the thtsss he says and the
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SLUNIBER PARTY

SLUNIbEh FAhII
Miss Naughty Squyres entertained
a few of her friends Friday night
with a slumber party. The guests
after scout meeting. attended a
show.
Those enjoying the party were
Trevino for liquor. Longoria said.
Mary Margaret Sutphen. Nihla
Hardin and Marjorie Byrnes.
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Daily Magazine Page for Everybody
Menus
9MeDaY

by MRS. ALEXANDER GEORGE
A Days Menus
Breakfast
Apple Sauce
Boiled Rice and Cream
Broiled Bacon Buttered Toast
Luncheon
Cheese Sandwiches
Chocolate Cake Sliced Bananas
Tea
Dinner
Sliced Baked Ham Cabbage Relish
Mashed Squash Dreamed Potatoes
Bread G~ooseberry Jam
Head Lettuce and Salad Dressing
Peach Shortcake Coffee
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By WINIFRED BLACF

Jane Is In love. Oh, she Is desperately in love
You wouldn't think 1t Of James she's pretty and she's sweet. but she II
really very sensible a 5 a rule. But this time she seems to be breaking the
rule
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PERSONALS

Miss Lillian Steel, a recent visitor
here in the home Of Mrs. Angela
Murray. has returned to Donna %
assume her duties IS teacher of
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City-Valley
TELEPHONE SEVEN


WEDNESDAY CALENDAR
Business and Professional Wo-
mans clrb luncheon.
- wednesday bridge with HRS.
J. l.. Bogus
Just-Sew with Mrs VI. L.
Love.
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MERCEDES
BRIDGE

A pleasing hospitality Of the past
week was a bridge party on FRIDAY
evening given by Miss HARRIET
Hausman az her home on Missouri
avenue.
Miss Anna Baum scored hiFh In
trophy.
Later In the evening a refresh
ment course was served. covers be-
ing placed for Misses Della Wal
ker. Gabrielle vann. Oslo McNs,,
anna Baum. Priscilla Wade. Mar
1orie Virgins and Virginia VIM Of
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LAST

Inc last meeting OF the Needle
cIait club was q most enjoyable one
ana nad Tor hostess. Mrs Ed yates
az ner home on Missouri avenue
Inc home interior was -attractIveIv
arranged with floral adornment i,
pink roses and ferns.
guests for the afternoon were
Mrs: a. =. Phillips. Mrs. NJ =
.ucker- Mrs. James Mcintyre and
MIS- hopper were welcomed as club
tendance. III at
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DINNER PARTY

ralph Greenlee was host :.
frisrds par1y Tor a small group OF
trends n,a one evening during the past
Msek az the home OF his parents
AR, and Mrs, Fl. 3. seay.
FINK rose buds and pink corons
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-10

MOST people depend on Bayer
- Aspirin to make short work Of
headaches. but did you know it,
Just a effective ir the worse pains
from neuralgia or neuritis? Rheu-
matte pains. too. Don't suffer when
Bayer Aspirin can bring complete
comfort without delay, and without
1arm; it does not affect the heart.
In every package of genuine Baver
Aspirin are proven directions with
which everyone should be familiar,
for they can spare much needless
suffering.
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Reasonoyer enjoyed this hospitali-
ty.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-11-02

lack Mills popular orchestra
will furnish music for the Pat
terson dining room during the
Sunday evening dinner.
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ESTHER TEICHMANN
REELECTED TOHEAD
nurse ASSOCIATION
Ella Vogue and Susan Shaefsr,
Both Of Bismarck, Also
Get State Posts

Minot. N. D.. Nov. 2.-tR-The
three day session Of the Registered
Nurses association Of North Dakota
and Of the State League Of Nursing
Education ended IN Minot Friday
with the presentation Of the newly
elected officers Of both groups.
Many of the present officers were
reelected to their posts.
Miss Esther Teichmann Of Bismarck
was renamed to head the nurses as
ISOLATION and Mrs. Mildred Isackson.
San Haven. rechosen as vice president
of the association. will continue to
serve as president Of the league. hav.
ing been electe1 last year for q two
year term.
Other officers Of the association who
have been elected to serve during the
coming year include: Sister Eveline.
Minot. second vice president; Ella
Vogue. Bismarck. Secretary-treaslrer
and Mabel lIertsgard. Fargo. Jose
phine Aaland. Cavalier, and J. Evelyr
Fox, Minot. directors.
Josephine Stones OF Rugby. sue
ceeds Ida Trovaten. Fargo. to the
beard Of directors Of that associa-
ton. being the m newly elected
member Of that body. Mrs. Alice
D~anielson. Grand Forks school nurse
was chosen as corresponding secretary
to replace Miss Mathilda Paul o
Minot.
League officers In addition to Mrs.
Isakson, president, r Sister Fabian
Of jamestown, Vice president; Miss J.
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Barnes POstOffice,
Has Discontinued

Discontinuancc of the Barnes post
office. Is miles southwest of Mandan,
was ordered yesterday by the office
of the U. S. Postmaster General. 1t
vas announced this morning by
Major A. B. WEIGH, Mandan post
master.
The Barnes office has been oper-
atcd through the Mandan postofficc
for several years, according to Major
WEIGH.
Tri-weekly service to the Barnes
district and all points on rural mail
route No. 6 out of Mandan will be
continued however.
The Mandan postoffice has five
other mail routes. all of which offer
daily service. They r as follows:
No. north and west of Mandan to
the st. Vinccnt's church settlement,
45-mile circular route: No. 2-south
along the Missouri river to
Schmidt and back on q western
route. 42-milc circular route: No. 3
south on the old Flasher highway
through the Custer Flats district and
return. 4O-milc circular route: No. -
west following the course Of the Heart
River. south, and return through the
U. s. Great Plains field station: and
No. 5-to st. Anthony and return.
The Barne, .,ostofficc was located
at the Oak Coulee ranch. John Daw.
SON. owner of the ranch, served as
postmaster there.
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RUPTUR E
EXPERT HERE

H. NJ. sHEvNAN-F.. II. SEELE'i'
CO.'S EXPERT Of Chicago and
Philadelphia will be at the Grand
Pacific Hotel. Bismarck. Wednesday
only, Nov. 9Th. from 3 a. m. to q
p. m. Mr.. Sceley says:
.Thc %Spermatic Shield will not only
| retain any case OF rupture perfectly.
| hut contracts the opening in 10 days
on the average case. Reing a vast ad-
vancement over all former methods
exemplifying instantaneous effects
Immediately appreciahle and with
| standing any strain of position no
| matter the size or location. Large or
difficult cases. or tncisional rupture
following OperationsD specially SO.
licited. This instrument received the
only award In England and In Spain.
producing results without surgery. In
jections. medical treatments or pre-
scriptions. with distinguished per-
sonal patrons OF all nations"
III you want done what the rest
cannot do-See Seeley."
Mr., Shevnan will be glad to denon-
stratc without charge or fit them IL
desired. Business demands prevents
stopping at n other place in this
section.
u. B-Evevy statement IN this mo-
ttre has beem verified before the Fed
epnl and state COuPts.-F. ~. SEEi.El.
Home Office: l40 y. Dearborn st.
Chicago, Ill.
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though the Kuomichun faction was
simultaneously reported to be agrees
Sive on all fronts.
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PLENTY OF WHEAT
Preliminary estimates set the total
wheat crop for the United States this
year at about 774 900 900 bushels.
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:: MANDAN NEWS ::
Charles ID. Cooley,
Mrs. Hilma BOehm,
Get Writer Cramp

Charles D. Cooley, president Of the
Mandan city commission. and Mrs.
Hi;ma Boehm. assistant to City Au-
ditto: w. H. Seitz. r developing
ceverc cases Of writer's cramp."
They have been signing warrants
for pavement construction the last
day or two-and each warrant has
40 coupons, each of which must bear
written material.
Description Of the paving COM
pleted Is written on the warrants and
each coupon by Mrs. Boehm and Mr..
Cooley must affix his signature to
each coupon.
Warrants today and yesterday were
made out for paving districts Nos. Z
and 8.
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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1929

Evelyn FOX. Minot. secretary. and
Susan Shacfer. Bismarck: Josephine
Stones, Rugby: z. Louis Grant. Ken.
mare and Sister Kathla. Grand Forks.
directors. Miss Grant was appointed
to fill the unexpired term Of Miss
Matilda Paul. hfinot.
At sectional meetings held this
morning. officers Of the private duties
and public health divisions were chos-
en- as follows: private health-Alma
Grothe. Fargo, chairman: Selma
Walsvig. Minot. vice chairman; and
Gladys Urtteg. jamestown. secretary.
Public health-Mable Draxton. Wah.
peton. chairman: Marguerite skaar-
up. La Moure, vice chairman. and
Gene johnson, Fargo, secretary.treas-
urer.s
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Mandan Grid Fans
Watch Demons Play

With the Mandan-M inot football
game postponed from today until
next Wednesday because of the heavy
row on the field at Minot, JSandan's
football fans this morning we're pre-
pairing to invade Bismarck for the
Bismarck Fargo state championship
game at Hughes Field this afternoon.
Postpcnenlent OF the game vas cf-
fected yesterday. according to J. G.
Gould. superintendent Of Mandan
schools. and Leonard G. McMaha1.
high school athletic director.
we will have a better chance
against the heavy Minot team on q
dry field Coach McMahan said. and
/ I'm content that the game was de-
layed. Besides 1t gives us a chance
TO sec the state championship tussle
at the capita! city"
Mandan's squad will leave for
Minct III automobiles Wednesday
morning.
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enough for the oophers. and they COPIED most 9 tAe rsaainine
lost. 80 to q. when the Badgesy places
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Nationalist Army and
Enemy Suffer Losses

Hankow. Nov. 2.-FHReports from
all quarters today agreed that heavy
fighting was going on In northwest
crn Honan province. hut Is yet no
decisive results were apparent. Both
sides were reported to have suffered
heavy losses.
It seemed probable the nationalist
army was driving the revolving Kuo-
minchun. or peoples army" west
ward along the Lungchai railroad, al
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-11-02
MANDAN READY FOR
Skinner INVASION
Major A. 3. WEIGH III Charge Of
Arrangements for COL
orful Parade

Mantan Mascns are making pre-
parations for an invasion OF 1000
me here Nov. Q when the Ancient
and Accepted Arabic Order. Mobiles
of the Mystic Shrine, conduct ccre-
monies here.
First and third sections Of cx-
cmplificatiou planned for about $50
candidates for membership into tho
order will be conducted at Bismarck
while the second section will be
handled by Mandal members Of the
Shrine.
Shriners are expected to arrive
here from Bismarck about 4 o'clock
in the afternoon. They will disem-
bark from automobiles and trucks,
which will bring them over. in the
eastern part of Mandan. OH First
street. 1t is announced by Major A..
B. WEIGH. who is III charge Of ar
rangements for the Mandan parade
Of the Shrinc.s.
The parade will move south from
First street to Main street and then
proceed west Oh Main street to Third
avenue. Here the parade will turn
north one block to the Mandan Ma
sonic Temple, which is located on
First street and Third avenue north
west.
AT the Masonic Temple visitors will
be served a buffet luncheon from
about 5 ocleck until 8 p. m. Mem
bers Of the Order Of the Eastern Star
are cooperating in making arrange
ments for serving lunch.
Four Shrine bands. in their Arabic
costumes. r expected to take part
in the parade. Uniformed men. in
Guiding charters. Arabian guards.
drill teams. and others. also will take
part In the procession. The parade
probably will be six or seven blocks
long. Major WEIGH says.
Sidney Cohen is president Of the
Mandan Shrine club and will have
general charge of arrangements for
the affairs. r. A. Countryman is
chairman OF the committee which has
charge of refreshments while DIR. A.
O. Henderson viii be in charge Of po-
lice. street. and decorations arrange
ments.
A rendezvous at the Masonic
Temple. which will be headquarters
Of all activities OF the day. is expect
cd to be a feature OF the entertain
nlent program.
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Auto Gas Poisoning Is
Fatal at NOrthWQOd

Nc.thWood, N. D.. Nov. 2.-IED-No
inquest will be conducted into the
death Of Gilman p. johnson, so,
Northwood city auditor and resident
Of this community all Of his life, &C
cording to County Coroner G.. Lee
Anderson. johnson was found near
his garage Friday. having apparently
died of carbon monoxide gas poison
ing.
Funeral services have not been DEF
initcly set. but probably will be Held
Tuesday. He leaves his widow and
two sons.
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Grant County Finishes
Two Criminal Actions

Grant county's jury term Of dis
trict court. which began last Tuesday
probably will continue 10 more days
it was announced this morning by
Judge H. L. Berry. Mandan, after
communicating by telephone with A,
+. Nelson, Carson. Grant county
states attorney.
Only two criminal cases have been
completed SO far, the states attorney
told the judge.