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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-11-05
BISMARCK MEN MAY
FACE ARSON CHARGE
Roy Kositzky, David Mcdonald
and Bruce Belk Accused
by State Fire Marshal

Statement that he has been asked
to approve a charge OF arson against
Roy Kositzky. David Mcdonald and
Bruce Belk. all of Bismarck, was
made by Fl. = johnson, assistant
states attorney of Ward county, he
said today. according TO a dispatch.
More than a month ago an auto
mobile owned b. Kosltzky. III which
the trio was riding near Max, went
into a ditch and burned
At a hearing held last Wednesday
at Max by State Fire Marshal Henry
Readc. the ...cn testified that tho ma
chine caught fire soon after IT went
into a ditch. Other witnesses said
they arrived at the scene soon after
the accident occurred and that the
machine was not burning then. The
Bismarck. men denied these witnesses
we're at the scene of the accident.
The company carrying insurance on
The machine has refused to pay the
loss claim. johnson said. He said
testimony offered at the hearing ind!-
Gated that no collision Or accident IN
surancc was carried OF the car.
Johnson said he will defer action
until he has read a transcript OF the
testimony taken by the fire marshal,
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s.cssass VIVIAN
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Mssas
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N4sss.s hN,ss ws;r ,a,,css III Ssetl-
,9s THURSDAY.
NJ asN MIS-, Hca Nasn ass srsa
sssN.s ,aiieS u: iac Mas Sssss Gas-
Kill eeac SassGaN,
Nj tanr.issI callc~i AZ tito l. NJ
Gc>aey homo Saturday cNcraiis and
Sunday,
4 number from this community at
tended ,he Farmers Uniea Aid la
raa., program ard dance gwen III the
Farmers Union hall Saturday night
Herman Niensan called NJ the Mrs
John Baker home Saturday.
Z. L. lIuvr VAS i Bismarck caller
Saturday.
Max Lang was a dinner guest a.
the George Lewis home Monday.
Anton Oberg was 4 town caller
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lewis were
Sterling callers Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Presley Gosney and
daughters Florence and Edna re-
turned home Sunday night from q
six weeks trip. They visited rela.
tives and friends in ten states.
A number from here tscsded the
Charivari on Mr.. and rs. Ma
Lang at their home Sunday after
noon. A lunch was served also.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-11-05
ATTEMPT TO SPEED
TARIFF IS FAILURE
Senator Dill, Democrat. Wash
irgton, Objects to Special
Period Consideration

Washington. Nov. 5.-tA5-A Rcpub-
Lean attempt to speed I'D the tariff
bill by excluding consideration Of all
other matters from 0.30 a. m. TO $50
y. m. daily. beginning tomorrow. failed
iii the senate today when Senator
Dill. Democrat. Washington. objected.
BY 4 vote o. "A TO - the senate re-
iccted another Democratic amend
men. to retain the present duty Of
81 q ton Oh crude silica. used in the
manufacture OF glass. pottery and
paints. The finance committee trans
ferred this to the free list.
BY a vote Of 20 to 35 the senate then
turned down All amendment By the
finance committee to cut the china
clay duty to S1.50 a ten. This left
the daty as at present. $3.50. The first
amendment a sponsored b. Demo-
Gratis.
Bot, party ard factional lines split
on the vote. Six Democrats-COpaland
Harrison. kendricn. Tydings, Walsh
Of Massachusetts. and Walsh Of Mon
tana-yoted with % Republicans fol-
tho committee cut. while Is Rcpubli.
cans joined IS Democrats for the cx-
isting duty.
The vote also found Republican in.
dependents voting for and against tho
committee.
Those aligned With it were Senator:
Blaine. Cutting, Frazier. La Toilette
Norris, and Nye. Independents oppos.
ing the committee rate were Borah
Brookhart, Howell, Norbcck, Pine, ane
Schall.
China clay is used principally as {
filler and coating in tho manufacture
Of paper and pottery.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-11-05
TAXPAYERS LEAGUE
HACKERS REVEALED
Witness Before Lobby Probe
COMMITTEE Names Con-
tributors to Fund

Waslington, Nov, 5.-tia-A list CT
contributors to the American TaHpay-
crs League was read into the record
OF the senate lobby committee today
as il resumed questioning Q! J. a..
Arnold. who is connected with the
taxpayers league and also Is general
manager Of the Southern Tariff as
ISOLATION.
The Armour company Of Chicago
vas listed as contributing $500 to the
rs ~oc!ation. the Pill,bury Flour Mills
$3.50: Kansas City Power and Light
company $3.50. Kansas City Stock
Yards company of Maine $3.50: Los
Angeles Brewing company 800: PuSet
Sound Power ard Light compan.
500; Nash Motors company $500. I.
S Playing Card company 500. Chi
cage and Eastern Illinois railroad
$500.
Asked by -enator Blame. Ropub-
lican. Wisconsin. If ne thought the
railroads ough. 10 contribute. Arnol.
replied II think the" should
He said his organization had re-
cclycd money from the railroads Tor
the tax association but not for the
tariff lcavuc adding he thought the
railroad shoule, contribute to the lat
tcr.
We get menc- wherever we can
lie asserted We don't miss any
BODY"
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inal contract required the perform.
ancc OF such work.
"a Where in charging the jury
the trial court submits a statement
Of the claims OF tho plaintiff ba~.
upon the evidence and allows tho
Jury to take such statement to the
Jury room, the statement will be con-
sidered as a part Of the instructions
Of the court and. not a paper relating
to the evidence such as IS to be cx-
cludcd from tho jury room under
Section 1924 OF the Compiled laws Of
1913.
tSyllabus by the COURT
Anncal from the district court Of
Dickey county, Hon. George M. Nc
Kenna. Judge.
AFFIRMED.
Opinion of the court by Birdzell. J.
r. J. Graham. Of Glendale. attor-
ncy for appellant.
H. p. Remington. OF Lisbon, attor-
ney for respondent.
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Wild Rose
ny MRS. W. II. BROWNAWELL

The township board held It's regular
quarterly meeting at the clerks office
Thursday.
A number of the young folks at
tended the dance at Moffit Saturday
evening.
Miss Jennie Waste. teacher OF
school No. I. spent the weekend with
friends near Moffit.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Brownawell
and Harry Koenig were dinner guests
at the H. A. Carlisle home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Staff and George,
Staff. who visited relatives and friends
here and in Moffit a few days, left for
their home at Baker. Mont. Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Obert Selhus, former
residents Of Wild Rose but now living
III Canada. visited relatives here over
the weekend.
Mrs. w. H. BrownaweIl and guest.
Mrs. J.. j. Staff of Baker. Mont. ac-
companied H. H. Brownawell of Moi
fit. to Bismarck Monday, returning
the same day.
Frank and Fred Saville plan on
leaving next week for an extended
| trip through Chicago and on to Flor
| ida to visit relatives and friends.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-11-05
SYSTEM CONFINED
CRISIS TO MARKET
Reserve Banking Plan Prevent
ed Price Drops From
Being General

Washington, Nov. 5.-,P-Credit
again is given in official Washington
to the Federal Reserve banking system
for what is regarded by those who
have analysed the situation as the
isolation of the recent financial crisis
to the stock market itself.
The present situation is likened in
these quarters to that Of l907-03 with
the difference hat then the crisis ex-
tended to the business and financial
fabric Of the country because there
was no Federal Reserve system to in
tervenc TO keep down interest rates
when large quantities Of capital were
Withdrawn from the speculative cen
tiers.
As viewed in official circles the
ultimate result of the recent phe-
nomcnon of the stock market will be
the release Of capital in large guam
titles for the bond and mortgage
market and the creation Of a con-
siderable reserve for general bust
ness.
It was explained that many ST l.cs
and municipalities have been holding
up their bonds because Of an inability
to obtain what were regarded as fair
prices and that with the general wave
Ct speculation diminished more adj
vantageous markets for these occur
tiles would be presented with an ex.
tension in public improvements and .
consequently increased market tol
labor.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-11-05
Raleigh
by w. D. DORwARD

Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Westrum and
daughter Ardys Ann Of Glendive.
arrived Monday evening and
spent the night Al guests at the g. =.
Kleinschmidt home. Mrs. Westrum
and daughter departed TUESDAY
morning for Volga, s. D.. to Visit
home folks and help prepare for the
golden wedding Of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Rogholt. which will be helu
later in the month. Mr.. Westrum Will
attend to matters Of business in
Raleigh after which he will depart
for Volga, 8. D., In time for the golden
wedding. Mr.. and Mrs. Westrum x
ncct to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Carol
Crocveek nee Miss Gladys McKlain
at Brandon. Mimi. also their son'
Everett, . student At Concordla col
lege, Moorhead, MIMI. before return
ing home.
Mr.. ana MRS. Clarence Frost enter.
tanned the young mel that formed
the hunting party to . duck dinner
Tuesday evening. Those present were
Row and Alfred Frost, Spencer n
CLAYTON Peterson, Alvin Ttlllnan,
Claude Christensen and Eugene Wills.
oscar Miller attended . meeting
Of the township dads at Elgtn Tues.
day evening. He remained over night
with relatives. -.
Mrs. Anton, johnson spent Tuesday
and "wednesday with her daugnter'
Mrs. Miller.
The first basketball game Of the
season va played with Freda
| wednesday evening with the score.
to II, ii favor of Freda.
Caspcr Schools met with Wna'
might Of been : serious accident =
week ago Friday. Mr.. 6cnoliS va
hauling hogs and In some manner
fell from the wagon with the load
passing over his hips. Mr.. 6choll'
suffered minor bruises.
Luella Beldon was . passenger Y
Shields Saturday where q spent In
weekend . guest Of relatives.
Francis Roche Inotorcd 70 Bis
marck saturday evening 70 spend tn
weekend With his wife and SON, pa
tients 1t 81. Alexius hospital. Mrs
Roche and SON expect to return Y
Raleigh this week. 81.
p. j. Rausch spent several days TIL
past week In Carson attending courl
Viola Peterson returned home Fri
day evening from Carson where 50
spent the past week . guest Of MI
and Mrs. 6choeming.
The Raleigh school held . yer
successful carnival Friday evening
The high school gave . short play 2
the beginning Of the evenings en-
teFtainment.
llr. ana Mrs.. John ehoeming an
little son o. Carson came down Fri
day evening = attenA the schot
carnival. 4
II "a. a,d A1sSy I. !. Rausch ~
6ools lnGt gyn1Ay eyenkng hayln1 !
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Frances
Nv MILDRED DIETzMAN

Miss johnson, teacher of the West
S,bley school, started boarding with
Mr.. and Mrs. Cedric Craig Monday.
Gilbert Cederstrom transacted busi-
ness in Bismarck Monday.
Walter Dietzman was a caller at
Nenoken Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Lawrence maitland assisted
Mrs. Bill Madland with her work
Monday.
Robert Norton. state veterinarian Of
Fargo. spent Monday night and Tues
day visiting at the w. A. Dietzman
home.
Joe Fischer had the misfortune Of
breaking down with his truck Mon
day night on his return home from
Bismarck.
John Olson and o Edwin Of near
| Regain called at the home Of Nj. and
Mrs. Gilbert Cederstrom Tuesday.
The auction sale held On the Bill
Midland farm Tuesday was very well
attended.
Paul Carlson Of Naughton town.
ship visited at the home of his sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Fischer. Tuesday.
Cedric Craig was q business caller
at the Walter pictznan farm Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Lundquist
called at the home of Mr.. ard Mrs.
Henry Miller Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carey johnson visited
at the home of MI and Mrs. William
Keyshaw Wednesday.
Lawrence maitland moved his stock
to the Bill maitland farm wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Midland arc
taking ovcr the farm where Bill Mad
land lived as Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Mad
land are going to nov up to the
Canadian border where Mr.. Madland
has a position.
Pete Lundquist IS staying at the
home of his brother and sister -in-laW
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer L~undQuist.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer BloomQuist art
son Wayne visited at the home o.
Mrs. Bloomquist's sister, Mr.. and Mrs
Elmer Iundquist. Wedne day.
Paul Carlson visited at the home
of his sister and brother / n-law. Mr.
and Mrs. Joc Fischer. the latter par
of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Lundquis
visited at the Tebbo Harms HON,
Tuesday.
| Carey johnson, Jr.. Of Sterling !
staying at the home OF his aunt sns
, uncle, MI. and Mrs. william Kcrshaw
HI evil stay with them the remainde
! Of the school term and 60 to school.
: Mrs. Tebbo Harms and daughte
Tena are back out on the farm HON
j again. After having visited In Bis
4 marck with Dcna and Vina Harm
4 for q time.
i Mildred Dietzman has been on tn
sick list with influenza the past wcel
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-11-05
Pact Of Peace
Reality Says Ramsay

London. Nov. 5.-tP1-Reporting on
his American mission to discuss naval
limitation. Prime Minister Ramsay
Macdonald today told the House of
Commons the success Of the London
five power conference in January was
tho next objective Of England and
America.
He declared that the desire to
make it clear to everyone that in our
mutual relations the Paris pact Of
peace IS a reality. was the supreme
fact in the Anglo-American naval
negotiations.
In preparation for the conference
he had studied with President Hoo
yer ways for filling in the narrow
gaps still remaining i'll a program OF
building which would at the same
time recognize both parity in strength
and variety in the use OF tonnage.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-11-05
ROSE CRO|X DEGREE
WORK UNDER WAY
I IN SCOTTISH RITE
Supreme Council Orders All
Branches to Change Names
to -Mandan

The Scottish Rite Masonic reunion
took up Rose Croix degree this after
noon. after a lunchcon at the temple.
The first day IS candidates went
through tho Royal Arch work. As the
reunion proceeds tic initiates OF the
various higher branches Will increase.
MS many entering the thlfty-aecond
degree already took the lowe. degrees
at the spring reunion.
George +. Dullam was III charge OF
the ceremonies today rs wise master.
He was assisted By George NJ. Con-
STAINS as senior warden, Lorenzo H.
Eelk as junior warden. Charles q.
Boise as orator. John Parkinson a.
almoner. Gilbert Hangen as secrc-
tary. Frank A. I.ah, as treasurer.
John A. Graham as master OF cerc-
monies, James II. Rhad as expert.
Burns Bailey as assistant expert. Da-
,id u. Mckee as standard bearer
Forrest M Davis Il guard 81 the
temple. and Flank Il TITUS ~ tiler.
The fifteenth degree, kntoht Of the
cast, was put on IL ! 30 BY the jewish
council, with Ale. Rosen as degree
master and w S. Ayers degree master
or the court OF kias Cyrus.
At 2.30 the sixteenth degree, prince
OF Jerusalem. was conferred. George
Constans delivered the prologue and
tae epiiogtc. and Lorenzo II. Bolk
served as degree master OF the court
Of Kin. Darius.
At 4 o'cioca the seventeenth. or
knight or the cast and west, degree
was conferred. Jo.ln Parkinson was
degree master al scene |. and julius
-. ArnScn degree master 81 scene :
Dime. II To d. served At y O'Clock
this evening. after which tho etgh-
tecnth, OF knight OF Rose Cio.H. degree
will be conferred. beginning at 1850
George F.. Duliam viii fill the role OF
decree master in this work.
Tomorrow the work oil Bismarck
Mandan council Of lsadosh will be Tx
program. Originally this body was
named Great Plains council! o. IA
dosh. but the supreme council ordered
the title changed t. Bismarck Man
dan. Tho same chassse has been made
iii the title OF Lewis and Glars con-
SiStOry.
Thursday morning the entire claS.
is To 20 ID the old Butler ssudlo III tht
Webb building and have its photo,
lraph taken for the Scottish Ritt
archives OF Bismarck and Manoan
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ANOTHER SWIFT"


L. o. Korseaard, recently en-
ployed BY Swift & Co. at Grand
Forks, has already been promoted
to the Duluth branch. His successor
at Grand Forks is NJ. P. Jacobson.
Both are graduates Of Dakota Bus
mess College. Fargo The Armour
Co. has advanced AT. Maemus~
son, another D.B.C. man, to =
fine position at Dennison, Iowa.
Nearly 700 banks, 900 Of Fargo
firms, regularly employ D. B.. G..
help. Follow the Successful"
Take ACTUAL BUSINESS train-
ing Copyrighted = unobtainable
elsewhere). Write F. L. Watkins,
Pres, 800 Front ST., Fargo.
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POWER COMPANIES
PROTEST PROPOSAL
Rental Of Power Site to Oh.
tain Revenue for indians
Brings Differences

Washington. u. c.. Nov. 5.-tF)-
Efforts OF officials OF the federal
power commission and the interior
department to ascertain whether adj
ditional reyenue for the Flathead In
dians could be obtained from the
rental OF the F!atl,cad. Mont. pow
or site on account Of benefits accru-
ing to the Thompson Falls plant be-
low. today brought sharp protest from
attorneys Of the Rocky Mountain and
Montana power companies.
ut Is not the function Of this COM
mission to see how much money Il
can get for the Indians. but merely
to establish what is fair" D. M. KEEL
~. counsel for the companies, said.
The more this commission cxacts
from the power companies" he add
cd. 1.-The more the people OF Montana
will have to pay. The Montana Pow
CT company is permitted by the state
public service commission to earn
only upon its plant investments, not
upon the water which it uses. which
is tho property OF the people,"
Al the hearing held on applications
OF the Rocky Mountain company and
Of Walter H. Wheeler Of Minneapolis,
for the project. assistant commission
cr Scattcreood Of Indian affairs had
developed from F. Nj. Kerr. vice pres
.dcnt of both the Rocky Mountain
and Montana companies that the
value OF the Thompson Falls site
would be increased By the storage OF
water 4. Flatiead.
When Kerr was asked L the com
pany uouid be willing 20 pay tie In
dams nlo.e because Q. this benefit
tho power officials replied: We doub,
the right Q. the government tc
charge il.
Kelly then catered his protest. say.
ING the Thompson Falls site is owned
III .cc simp.o and is not held under
federal lcea-e such as governs ths
Flatllcad tract.
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Leitf,
By 4 j. II. ENlCHI

Mr.. and Mr.. Julius lcliss sats
been visiting relatives III the nssss-
crn part of the state.
Mrs. Ruth Fahnestock, wse ssas
! been visiting with her Observation-Disclosures
| Mrs. Fred Sept in Brisbane, sssasssss
TO Le;th Thursday.
Mrs. E. L. Mellon and Mass A,sssss
Mellon visited relatives II EssssassA
the frs, of the wees. Mr>, Ae..ssi
returned Wednesday. Miss A.assss
, Mellon renamed for nj cN.easss. w.
ii with her brother and s.s.s. Msss -
side there.
Mr.. and Mrs. .Ameai B.ssksasa as.a
daughter returned ..o:a Can.Sse.a. =
D.. tie !.rs. O. the week
Geo. GebharG.. Franz laes... y J.
Sauads-s ard WIN. Ws&e. We're Car
son visitors "Wednesday,
Martin ka.,S,saG. Geo. k.aioa.l.
An.eal Br.nkraan. Carl Revlu.ses. /,
McCaysy are Lei,A people serving OF
the jury q: Carson The past week.
Ed Mcvey OF Brisbane was III Ls.;n
Sunday taking his mother. WHO has
been visiting friends here, home with
him.
Mike Wesse, purchased the hait
section or which. he resides Q Il.
E. Beehe Of Ipswich. s. ..
A farewell part::. was held for Mrs.
! John Will! Friday afternoon at Mrs.
r. w Settlers. the Leith Civic club,
present members and ON members.
being hostesses.
Mrs. Will and children leaves for
Bismarck Monday to join Mr.. Will
who has been employed in Bismarck
for some time.
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid held
their annual bazaar and supper at
the church basement Saturday eve
ming.
The p. T. A. school Of instruction
will be held at Leith Saturday after
noon with Mrs. F. Q. Lorcnzen as In
structor. The meeting will be at the
school house at 2 o'clock
Mr.. and Mrs. LanOth Woodbury.
moved to Carson Monday. MI. Wood
bury has been employed in the Hol-
lesyik garage for some time but has
been unable to get a place to live.
Miss Izetta Will visited with Miss
Marcella Finch Friday night and Sat-
uraday.
The Wheeler consolidated school
held a masquerade carnival Friday
night with a small crowd in attend
ance owing to lad roads. Those from
Lcith in attendance were =. ]. Law
fer, Lowell Wucke. Loren Hauge and
Vaughn Omdahl.
The Leith Civic club gave a Hal
loween party Wednesday evening at
the home of Mrs. Keith Emch. The
house was decorated with Halloween
colors of orange and black. Ghosts
were in evidence. Luncheon followed
out the Halloween motif.
Mr. and Mrs. Peterson of Scranton
N. D.. arrived Saturday for a few
days visit with their daughter. Mrs
E. L. Mellon.
John Brinkman of Canistota, s. D.
is visiting with his brother Amea
Brinkman and family.
r. w. Wrucke and J. II. Emch Wcre
Carson visitors Saturday.
An old time dance will be held II
Leith at the K. of p. hall Saturday
. Nov. 9th.
Misses Freda and Magdaline cache
, visited with their sister Bertha II
Leith Monday.
Mfr. and Mrs. We're Dawson of Hel
spent Sunday at the Chas. Dawson
2 home.
; Saturday being the occasion Q
|, Loren Kaugc's birthday annlversar,
q number of young folks gathered q
the Haugc home to celebrate III
{ event.
MI. and Mrs. John Nixon Of ives
! Of Lcith entertained at dinner Sun
day Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred johnson
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. LAWYER and NJ
and Mrs. John Srohmaier.
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Dickinson Has Meeting
OF York Rite MasOns

Dickinson, N. D.. Nov. 5.-Thc York
Rite festival held by the Masonic
bodies OF Dickinson for the Slope
area the last Of the week was a
Rrcater success than last years event
in the matter Of attendance and cerc-
monialS.
Four candidates took the chapter
work Thursday. II took the council
work Friday and four took the Com
mandery Saturday.
speakers were w. L. stockwell. Far.
90: Judge A. q. Burr, Bismarck; and
Grand Commander Wilson. New
Rockford.
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Citizens Asked to
Register for Annual
Armistice Banquet

Members Of the American Legion.
fathers. War Mothers. and Auxiliary
members planning to attend the an
nual Arlnisticc Day banquet Monday
evening at the Patterson hotel. are
asked to register at Harris q
Woodmansce's before Saturday eve
ning. according to the War Mothers
and members of the Auxiliary who
arc in charge of the affair.
Governor George F. Shafer will DC
the principal speaker OF the evening,
and several special musical numbers
and other entertainment is planned
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Who Else Wants
To Save Gas

Walter Critchlow. 4645 4 street,
Wheaton. Ill. has patented = Vapor
Moisture Gas Saver and Carbon Eltla-
inator for all Autos and Engines that
reports big new records.
New Fords report as high as 20
miles on / gallon: Old Fords 66 ().
Other makes report amazing Ia.
crcases of u to u more.
Mr.. Critchlow offers to send j to
introduce. Write him today.
He also wants County and State
Agencies everywhere to make $3.50 to
81 900 per month.-Adv.
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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 5. 1920

their asanes guests Mr. and Mrs. Z.
W. Sasun ef Minneapolis and MIR,
and Mis- & l. k,ensvhm,dt aud eall :
lrea
MIR sEsA Mpa & " aasur VI Mill
aeasNSn s,SnE aNkNta. AFTERNOON a.
sagMtS ~. As AsI Ma & l. Klein
81 stsS,
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DIVORCES (;Es SETTLEMENT

VOuSVTE OEs0 III 1ENUEVI
Chicago. Nov. b-M)-Attorneys iol
Ann Livingston. Tulsa. Okla. divor-
Gee. announced today that Franklin
r. Harding made "a substantial set
tlcmcnt" rather than await the actor
Of courts on his appeal from a $25.OOL
Judgment against him In Miss Liv-
ingston's $250.000 breach OF promise
suit.