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Because it slices firmly, it eliminates
danger of crumbling, even when excep-
tionally thin slices are your aim. Hence
it's splendid for sandwich making.
Being oven fresh when you buy it, it
keeps its freshness amazingly.
So try it, please, and be convinced.
IF your family is like other families you
will undoubtedly be won at once.
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The Sidewalks of Washington
BY THORNTON FISHER.

feared that report of 1t would be
printed in the papers. How could he
prevent 1t? He couldn't. If it were of
news value. Much to his comfort, we
explained that from news standpoint
the story would not be worth line
Which was true. The Great God Space
rules with relentless hand.
X X X
A long queue had formed leading to
the theater box Office. A tall, we'll
dressed man was at the window.
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worth of world drama might within a
few hours be presented to the readers
for cents.
Everywhere there is news. So much,
indeed. that only fragment of what
Is happening hourly can be printed.
Not long ago a young fellow became
involved in trivial affair. To him il
had assumed vast proportions, and he
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-29

gathered in at the neckline. The collar
and cuffs were edged with simple tat
ting. Her little tie at the neck was of
narrow blue ribbon. She wore the same
shade in her curly hair. Uncle Peter
declared she grew prettier every day.
Little girls need to learn correct table
etiquette Write to Nancy Page, care Of this
paper. inclosing a stamped, self addressed
envelope, asking for her leaflet on Table
Etiquette.
Copyright, 1920
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-29
What Goes Into II

To maintain its quality day after day
we 60 to great lengths.
We employ large staff Of food
experts to test each shipment of ingre-
dents. We specify specially milled,
short patent -four. I'VE use only the
heart of the nutritious wheat berry,
We use double the usual amount of
milk. Every drop is pasteurized.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-29

We employ too, a special method of
baking. Slo-baking, it is called. A proven
scientific method that seals in the die
tetic value IF our ingredients and vastly
improves their favor.
Hence when you get Wonder Bread
you get the best. 1t knows no rival
Millions have found this to be so.
Won't You Try IT.?
So please try it at once. Simply to
prove what wonderful new advantages
it offers you and yours.
Note its dainty favor. Its freshness.
See how evenly it toasts. How easily
it slices.
But remember! Ordinary breads are
not like this. Avoid them. Insist on
Wonder Bread always.
CORBY BAKERY
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tiles essential for growing children in
the hardening of teeth and bones.
Thus 'Wonder Bread three times
daily" is the advice of leading present.
day dietitians. In view of the facts de-
scribed above, the wisdom of this be-
comes plain to anyone.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-29

Complaints that beggars have been
too aggressive in soliciting aims have
caused the police of johannesburg,
South Africa, to limit their activities.
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Copyright, 1929

Because of the drop in the price OF
Sugar Cuba's wealth has shrunk In the
past eight years from $8,000.00o,ooo to
$4,000, 600, 900.
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Now Try Toast This Way
To Get 1t Crisp and Golden Brown

lou make it with this so- baked bread
SO many dietitians are endorsing. Please
start with it today; waiting only to read the
truly remarkable facts printed about it below.
MADAME Now you get toast golden brown practically
Av1 every time Get through the of delicious slo-
baked bread endorsed today by domestic science experts
Much of the dainty you admire in other homes
is doubtless due this bread For millions of women to-
day will buy other kind
1t is called Wonder Bread and comes to you from the
Continental Baking Company The company you may know,
that also bakes the famous oste Cake" so many women
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About the violetS-
You're the maiden posies
And so graced
To be placed
Fore damask roses"
About the humble sunfower-
mo, the heart that has truly loved,
never forgets
But as truly loves on to the close
AS the sunf1ower turns on her god,
when he sets
The same look which she turned when
he rose"
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ABOUT WONDER BREAD
/. Slo-baked to seal in the delicate favor
and prolong the freshness.
e. Toasts quickly to an even, golden
brown.
3. Rich ., vital food elements for
growth and energy.
d. Made of specially nnilled short patent
four-heart of the wheat berry.
s. Double the usual quantity of milk.
6. All ingredients are tested for quality.
purity and nutritive value.
=. Delivered to your grocer oven.fresh,
every afternoon.
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Please Make
This Amazing
Test!

Here . 4 test tnat proves
how good Wonder Bread
really is: Toast q slice of
Wonder Bread and a slice
of any ordinary bread.
Now, Madam, just COM
pare them. The Wonder
Bread toast will be Drowned
evenly over the entire sur
face. No scorched edges!
The other slieewill be only
partially and unevenly
Drowned. This test will
astonish you. Just try i'll
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orange over a reddish brown foundation,
which gives the effect of a panel in
front. Sometimes the front opening &C.
ours in the skirt alone-and sometimes
iown the entire frock.
Mauve and violet have already made
their bid for favor-in spite of the con-
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-03
RADIO REGULATION
now LAWA Couch
WILL Be INSPECTOR
Ordinance d Amended to Give
City Official Access to In.
tsrfering Premises

Radio regulation now Is the law Of
the city. The commission enacted the
ordinance drawn by City Attorney
Young. after amending the original
draft, Monday evening. The amend
lnent inserted provides for the In
spection Of premises by the city build
Ing inspector and any deputy, In the
search for interference.
As deputy to assume charge Of this
new municipal activity the commits
sion appointed Alden Couch. an cleo
trical engineer. It was impossible to
obtain the services Of anybody con-
nected with the radio business, owing
to the possibility Of some unpleas.
antries In enforcing regulation.
The new inspector will have to op.
crate largely In the evenings, when
radio reception is most active and dis
turbance most traceable. Couch will
assist L. M. Parks, who is coming here
from Minneapolis to adjust the radio
situation.
Receipts from the office Of police
magistrate were reported by Justice
H. A. Mutchler, who filled the post
temporarily, following the death OF
Judge J. M. Belk. and by J. B. Belk,
covering the November period OF his
father up to the time Of his death,
Judge Mutchler collected $51. Judge
Belk 172.00. Acknowledgement OF
courtesies by the city officials at the
time Of death were made In comununi-
cations from J. B. and L. H. Belk, sons
Of the former Judge.
The city weighmaster reported
$344.l0 receipts from the scales during
November.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-03
q MANDAN CACERS
REPORT TO Mentor
lilIibridgs and Lloyd spielman
Are Only Two lettsrmen
Returning

Twenty .ttrec candiates for Man
dan high schools basketball team
reported for the first Brave practice
session Of the scas0n In the high
school gymnasium at I o'clock yester.
day afternoon.
Athletic Director Leonard G. Nc
Mahan plans to give his charges Z
week or more Of work In the funda-
n1entalS OF basketball. such as pass
Ing. shooting. pivoting. dribbling. and
guarding. The Braves open their
season playing Alnnont Dec. Is.
All OF the men who reported have
been playing basketball for two weeks.
taking part In the i~nterclass round
robin tournament. and are beginning
to get into good physical shape, the
mentor reports.
Only two lcttermen from last years
squad, Lillibridge and Llyod Spiel.
man, answered McMahan's call yes.
terday and the mentor expects to
have q small and green team In the
field this season.
Those who reported for the first
practice session were: Wilfred Lilli-
bridge. Lloyd Spielman. Byron Spiel
man, Frank Heidi. Lloyd Dietrich.
Robert Saunders. Frank Boehm, wal
ter Kalpacoif. william Anderst, Ster-
ling Byerly. Jacob Hecker, John Hoff.
man, Robert Syvrud, John Dahlquist.
Raymond Peterson. Donald Solum,
Eugene Berry. Roland Latta. Magne
Syvrud. Fred Swanson. william Part.
ridge, Erwin Percy. and Dale Smith.
Practice sessions are planned daily
until Christmas vacation.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-03
LOUISIANA LAWYER
MURDERS MERCHANT
Forces Way Into Home, Shoots
Down Victim, Flees, and
Turns Gun on Self

Shreveport. La. Dec. 3.-iF1-Hav-
ing killed Marmaduke Ward. mer-
chant. and wounded Miss Iva MAJ
Miller. guest at . dinner party at the
Ward residence last night. vernis
Morgan. an attorney. chung to life to-
day with two self inflicted bullet
wounds In his right temple.
Morgan forced his way into the
Ward residence. according to infor-
nation gathered BY Dr.. w. p. Butter
Parish coroner. and made hts way to
the dining room where Ward was sit
ting at a table with Miss Miller: Mrs.
G. E. Poindexter and the latter's
daughter. Dorothy, aged 8.
John Afford, negro chauffeur. told
police and the coroner Morgan fired
five more shots which struck Ward,
one penetrating his heart. Appar-
entity one Of the bullets hit both Ward
and Miss Miller. who was wounded
In one thigh. Her condition is not
serious.
Morgan then ran from the house "a
. street corner. There he shot him
self twice in the head.
What was described BY friends rs 4
bitter onYnity existed between WARD
and Morgan for several months. The
reason was not apparent.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-03
Investigation Shows
Reservoir Had Leaks
For Several Months

Investigation late yesterday reveal
I'd that the 81. 436.gallon reservoir,
which drained itself and caused 4
deluge at the state training school,
Mandan. Saturday afternoon, had
been leaking for several months. eu.
perintendent w. F. McClellatd an.
nounced this morning.
Water seeped through two small
holes at opposite sides Of the con-
crete basin and the outlets were
gradually augmented until they were
Of sufficient size to let all Of the va.
ter out.
The water sprang from the side OF
the hill. on the top Of which the re-
servoir is constructed, about so feet
below the basin and rushed down the
side Of the hill. tore out part Of 4
road, and flooded the schools two.
acre garden. A sewer system In the
garden carried the bulk Of the wa
ter to the Heart river while the rest
soaked into the ground.
Little damage. except to the rescr-
voir and the road. resulted. Just
enough water to supply the school
is being pumped from the two pri-
vate artesian wells at the institution
into the mains now.
PREPARATION work on the reservoir
is expected to be completed In . short
time.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-03
MORTON TO SEND 10
DELEGATES TO MEET
Agricultural Agent Announces
Selection but Declines to
Reveal Names

Thirteen members Of u Morton
county JUROR til clubs have been
selected delegates to attend the TWEEN.
tieth annual achievement institute ut
the North Dakota Agricultural col.
lege. Fargo. Dec. 10 to Is. It was m.
nounced this morning by r. G. New.
conner. Morton county agricultural
agent.
The county agent refused to divulge
the names Of the delegates, however.
It Is probable that In most cases
presidents Of the clubs have been
named delegates. One club will send
two representatives.
A list Of the clubs and their presi-
dents follow:
Little Heart Clothing-Nancy Ger.
mack. Mandar.
Hebron Clothing, No. EDNA Jung.
Hebron Clothing, No. L. Alma
Neumann.
Wild Rose Clothing = Elfreida
Braun. Hebron.
Happy Workers Clothing Gladys
Hansen. Almont.
Almont Clothine-viviar Bateman.
Fort Rice Clothing Frances La
Duke.
Mandan pig-Stanley Fairfaisle.
Pershing Pig-Clarence West, Sweet
Briar.
New Salem Holstein Calf-Clarencc
klusnann. Youngstown.
Hebron Corn-Ernest Wolter.
Almont Corn-lrW1n DIN.
Fort Rice Corn-JoSeph Rauch-
water.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-03
Long Distance Phone
Rates Reduced Again

Another reduction in long distance
telephone rates will be placed In ef-
feet Jan. 1, 1880. according to F. H.
Waldo, manager Of the Northwestern
Bell Telephone company here.
This Is the fourth reduction In long
distance charges within . little more
than three years and will result In
q substantial saving to telephone
users.
Reductions to be made tho first Of
the year will lower the charges for
day station.to-station service (when
one asks to talk with anyone avail
able.) This reduction will be 5, 10
or Is cents on all calls where the
present charges : from 50 cents to
$50. Some Of the charges for eve
ming station to- station service I'm
effect between I and $3.50 p. m.) on
which the present rates VI from 40
cents to IS cents also will be reduced
5 cents.
On person-to-person calls (when one
asks to talk with q specified person)
reductions Of 5 cents will be made in
some Of the charges where the pre-
sent rates are between 70 cents and
$50. Also. on this class Of service =
reduction IN the overtime charges for
conversations Of more than 10 min
utes will be placed In effect.
The report charge, which Is made
under certain conditions on uncona-
pleted calls will be reduced from 5 to
% cents on most calls over distances
Of more than IS miles.
The development Of carrier current
systems. storm-proof cable. and other
improvements In equipment and
practices have contributed toward
making these reductions possible, &C.
cording to the announcement.
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:: MANDAN NEWS ::
Training School Will
Open Court Campaign
Against Hebron Team

Basketball probably will open form
ally at the state training school
Mandan, the evening Of Saturday,
Dec. II. It was announced this morn
Ing by w. r. McClelland, superin-
tendent Of the institution.
A game between Hebron high
school and Q state training school
team at the state schools large gym.
nasium has been arranged tentative
~ for that date. he announces.
Hebron plays Bismarck high school
the preceding night IN the capital
city and Is eager to clash with the
Trainers.
Members Of the state training
school team will be selected as near
" as possible In conformity With high
school athletic rules" the Mandar
superintendent said. THE boys will
be about the same age as the Heb.
ron performers. Our regular team
would BE- too large and too exper-
fenced to pit against our visitors"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-03
Personal and
Social News of
Mandan Vicinity

MI. and Mrs. g. I. Larson have re.
turned from Q several weeks visit
with relatives in St. Paul.
= +
Mi. and Mrs. B. e. Kennedy. Glen.
dive, Mont. have arrived for . visit
with Mr.. Kennclly's brothers. John
and Clcve Kennedy.
MI. and Mrs. s. Fl. Schroeder and
son Vernon have returned from Thy.
lor where they visited relatives over
the Thanksgiving holiday.
Mrs. L. w. Martin has g her guest
her daughter. Mrs. Quentin Roberts,
Dickinson. who will visit Ii Mandan
for several weeks.
Myror Wurdeman. who spent the
weekend ct the hosae q his mother
here. has returned to Fargo Whero
he attends the North Dakota Agri-
cural college.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. =. 0reecy LEFT Sun.
day for Seattle, Wash.. and other
points along the Pacific coast where
they expect TO spend the winter.
A review Of Remarque's .All quiet
on the Western Front. by NH. =. 3.
Ntckeyson, md . bioGyAphy q Gin.
clAiT Lewis. reviewed b. Mn. i. w.
SINNERS. were given Of tho meeting
Of the Mandan Fortnightly club this
afternoon.
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Near Breakdown Will
Force Upshaw to End
Debate With TOwnley

Moorhead, Mimi. Dec. 3.-(R-
Suffering from a near breakdown.
w. D. Upshaw. former Georgia con-
gresham. will not debate A. 6. Town
ley. former Nonpartisan League lead
er. on the prohibition question in
Moorhead Friday. In his place will
be Dr.. Caleb Ridley Of North Caro-
lima. described as n Of the most
dynamic speakers In America.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-03
Listeners-in on KGCU
Program Reside in II
Communities on Slope

Persons from ~ communities in the
Mandan district were winners Of
prizes offered by Mandan business
men to listeners-in Of the Thanks.
giving program over radiocasting sta.
ton KdCU, II has been announced.
Communities represented among
the winners were Mandan. Mott, Des
Laos. Bismarck, Stanton. Dawson, Nc.
Kenxie, Carson, Pickardsvtlle. Sims.
Sweet Brian. Washburn, Braddock,
and Minot.
After the drawings were made the
prizes were awarded - follows: Jal.
mar Juhola. Braddock, end table Of.
fered BY the Kennedy Furniture com.
pany: Miss Gladys Muskc. Mandan.
pyrex casserole given BY the Rovts
Hardware company: Mrs. II. r. An.
dcrson. Mand1n, Empress coffee from
Morck's grocery: q. q. Dobbius. Mott.
case Of Orange Crush from the Man
dan Beverage company: Mrs. Effie
Stockton, DeS Lacs. . years sub
scription 70 : Mandan newspaper:
Margaret Richmond, Mandan, silk
hose offered BY the 0uminins com.
pany: a. w. 6trunk. Bismarck. = taxi
fare book given BY the 81 Taxi COM
pany: J. J. Trowbridge. Stanton, tire
offered BY the Western Auto com.
pany: Franklin DgaIne, Dawson, +.
Lewis. Mckenzie. Mrs.. Effie Saylor.
Bismarck. Charles Northrup. Minot.
Dr.. a. i. Leavitt. Carson. and Elsie
ovendSen. PickaydSville, each q pound
OF Cloverdale butter from the Man
dan Creamery: 3. A. Johnson, Sims.
Mrs.. Frank Dlaich. Sweet Briar.
Margaret Thompson. Maudan. 1. a.
Rudser. Bismarck. G. A. echRlck,
Bismarck. Mrs. u. Il. Lupp, Stanton,
Mrs. II. 0ptelmau. Mandan. and Mrs.
Grace Thamayt, Washburn, each .
quart >of Purity ice cream from the
Purity Dairy company.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-03
Fate Of Wrecked Shin
In South Seas Yelled

San Francisco. Dec. 3.-tR-Un-
certainty today yelled the fate OF the
British frcighter. Norwich City.
wrecked Saturday off Gardner island
In the Phoenix group. 1900 miles
southwest Of Hawaii. The freighter
carried o crew Of 81. A dispatch to
the Associated Press Sunday from
Apia quoted a radio message from
the Norwich City as saying: III the
ship holds out until daylight We may
make shore. but a heavy sea Is run
Ming" Nothing has been heard from
the ship since.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-03
DANGER LIES N
REDUCING DIETS
Unless They Have Bulk, Con-
stipation Is Inevitable

Todav thousanda al vonno "a.
men and 9iris ~ vonderinc vhv
they ~ IS miserable a they diet
20 Reduce.
The trouble Il that many 81 tho
new diets lack rou9haee which, is
necessary to clean the intestinal
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Fight for Possession
OF Canton Underway

London, &c. 3.-VR-An exchange
telegraph dispatch from Hongkong
tSday said fighting for possession OF
Canton was underway with the first
patches Of wounded Just arriving In
the city. Cantonese were said to be
rushing reinforcemens to the front.
depending chiefly on s.eroplanes.
Tho revolving "Ironsides" were said
to be engaging the Cantonese On the
Pekiang. while Kwangsiites we're
fighting the Cantonese on the SIX
lang. Shipping on the Stkiang has
been held up.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-03

q willowy. blond
young lady who,
like Cooper,
failed to make
tho dramatic
club" b Jack III
school days, but
Is now In the
movies.
Cooper " e n I
to 0rinnell col
lego In iowa,
W mere ne WIS
fou n d wanting
when he tried
out for the COL
lege troope rs'
socte y. In
Hollywood, hes
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-03
Hub Clothing Store
Has Opening Day at
No. Id Fifth Street

The Hub Clothing company opened
it, new store here. today. It u locat.
Cd ct ia Fifth street and Morris
Roeen is the managing owner. Mr..
Rooen already has . store In business
Ia Mandan.
The Hub will handle all sorts Of
mems wear. clothing. shoes. haber.
dashery and hats. A big and varied
stock Is to be carried. All these will
include work outfits also.
At the opening today Manager
Roeen served cigars to visitors and
customers.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-03
New Salem Man Will
Face Count Charging
Assault and Battery

Henry r. Handtmann. Morton
county sheriff, left for New Salem
this morning to arrest Raymond
Henry. New Salem. on . charge Of
assault ard battery.
john Handtmann, IT., deputy
sheriff. said this morning that he
knew no details Of the alleged as
sault but understood that It occurred
recently.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-03
News Reel Theaters'
Chain Planned by Fox

Los Angeles. Dec. 3.-(R-Harold
3. Franklin. executive head Of the
Fox West Coast Theatres. today IN.
nounced his company would erect
theatres In Los Angeles, San Fran
cisco. Portland and Seattle for. the
exclusive showing Of sound pictures
Of important events. Franklin said
that eventually : chain Of 100 such
theatres would b formed throughout
the United States.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-03
Defeated Presidency
Candidate Is Exile

Nogales. Ariz.. Dec. 3.-tPy-Josc
vasconcelos defeated candidate for
the presidency Of Mexico, was a self
constituted exile In the United States
today. He said he would not return
TO his native country unless sum-
u1oned by his constituents.
II prefer to 60 far away" he said.
and TO desiSt from politics. ! am Z
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never went to
college. but in high school in Fargo.
N. D.. she. too, essayed dramattcs
without success. Somebody else got
the role. leaving Virginia to come to
Hollywood with no stage experience
other than that Of the debating plat.
form.
She arrived with her aunt. intend
ing to enroll in q local university. but
meanwhile she met Director william
Beaudine, who told her to try pic.
lures. She worked as an extra q lit
tie while. and recently won 2 bit
which led to a studio contract. She
is soft : spoken. has q good singing
voice. and has played and sung IN
several talkies already all tiny
bits" she ~deprecates.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-03

Buxton. N. D.. Dec. 3.@R-Nun-
eral services for Ole q. Foss. y. 4
resident Of this vicinity since 1873
who died Saturday night from heart
disease. were held here today. He
leaves nine children. among whom
are Mrs. J. J. Lee Of Minot ana Mira.
Caroline Bjelland OF Carpio.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-03

Zion, Ill.,. DEC. 3.-R-Command-
er Byrd seems to have had m awful
narrow escape. He nearly fell off thu
edge Of the earth. Wilbur Glenn VOL
iva AYERS that. pole flight notwtth.
standing, the earth Is . circulaI
plane.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-03

man Of action IN Il cannot oct With
out my country. Ichoose 70 leave It.
! have not been deteated-I have
been cheated"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-03

PEDALS FROM ARGENTINE
New York, Dec. 3.-P-victor
Seghetti. italian war veteran. has
come from Buenos Ayres on a bicycle.
He left the Argentine capital April /.
1928.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-03
FORMER FARGO GIRL
GETS HER REVENGE
Virginia Bruce, Now In Talkiss
Couldn't Make High School
Dramatic Club
Nv ROBblN COONs

Hollywood. Dec. 3.-(H--A sort Of
sweet though innocent revenge. like
that which Gary Cooper must enjoy.
has been realized by Virginia Bruce.