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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-06-10
RIDE EM CONVOY

Calgary. Alberta.-One Of the larg.
est gatherings Of cowboys ever -
sembled y expected here Tor the CAL
gary Exhibition and etampede 70 y
held July 3 70 Is. The winner Of the
buckiug -broucho contest viii receive
42300 and ! trophy designating him
as "Nerth Americas Champion Dron-
ch0 Buster. Tho grand t6tal q
pgtsos = 1lyloo.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-06-10
Today in Congress


MONDAY
Senate debates farm bill con.
ference report.
House takes up conference re.
port on census reapportionment
bill.
Senate judiciary committee
considers resolution for appoint
ment Of joint committee on pro.
hibition enforcement reorganiza-
tion.
Democratic membership Of sen.
ate cOnfers on stand In renewed
debenture contest and position
with respect TO vacation agree
ment.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-06-10

Agile porkers may be photographed
perfectly through a device to hold
them invented by Gus Boshstedt Of
| Wisconsin university.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-06-10

Worthless advertising and other
schemes for filching merchants of
their money.
Decentralization Of matters left
over from previous sessions. Commit
tee reports. Resolutions. Special COM
mittces. Nominations. Election Of Of
ficers. Adjournment.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-06-10

What has happened to Lucy
and Jerry In this desert tomb?
Continue the story tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-17
Hula Dance in Movie
Seen by Governor Is
Reason for Inquiry
Kansas Executive Probes
CensOrs After Attend.
ing Picture Show.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
TOPEKA, Kans, October IA
movie scene depicting q hula hula
dance in some way escaped the Kansas
State board of review and crossed the
path of Gov. Clyde M. Reed in his
search for entertainment The Sun
flower governor, who saw the scene In
a two-reel comedy shown Monday night
in theater at Parsons referred to the
dance as 1.-The rankest thing" he had
ever seen in motion pictures.
The chief executive announced that
he will order an investigation by the
State board of review and the attorney
general to determine how the dance
scene happened to be in the picture,
q burlesque on court trial.
The governor said he had been in
formed by Miss Emma M. Viets. chair
man of the board that when the Aim
was received by the censors the obiec-
tionable dance scene was not shown.
1T appears" Gov. Reed said. that
the film distributors sent one copy Of
the film with the dance scene elimi-
mated to the State board of review and
sent another film to the Parsons
Theater.
IF any evidence can be found to
indicate that motion picture distribu-
tors are following such a practice, will
instruct the attorney general to pros
ecute them vigorously"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-17
Art Embroidery
Reductions

3 cretonne Clothes Coyers. Were 81;
s0C Cretcnpe Laundry BAGS to match;
/ Rose-eclored Dimilty Scarf. ray ,i5n
= Hand-auiited .Rayon pillows, black
and green or black and gold. Wee
: III Hand -S"iited Pastel Pfiiaa. Boudoir
Pillows. SOTLED. Were So. Now 81 so
] Rose Taffeta Pillow. hand embroid-
sr:d: was s,, $50 S,;, Now .,b,oiS s.
cry; peach, black and orchid. Were
i ! srSesds and y:iour riirowi.. gold q
trimmed and shirred. Was s3.7s;
/ f0 SXppliaued Observation-Disclosures Pillow.
sorgandy; orchid color. Was :, 81 81
RlsS ;tsnoiisd S dssEs
Satin-eSTered P hnc o GoTd or trIm
Tsffeta silk Pillow. flower trimmed:
peach and green: Was So Now M.ao
trimmed; green color Was SIC;
0E Embossed Raycn Bed sets. double
size. spread and pillow. Were s22 81;
0R Rayon Bed Set. double spread and
pillow; rose color. Was s22 50;
Figured Moire Raycn Bedsnreads.
single size; green and rose. Were $40;
Raxoa B.dspr.ads. shirr:d ard
rune trimmed ;s double size; blue col
Embossrd Rsyon Bed sets. sineie
size; gold or blue. Were $3.50;
row .''.'..'.''' .'''..''''.. 'SA%
ART EMBROIDERY, SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-17

10 Chintz covered 12 compartment
Stocking Boxes. SorLED. Were 81 rs.
il; o~ r, eIsr,S H., Paper stocking . sss s.:
PaDer-covered Handkerchief Boxes.
SLIGHTLY DAMAGED. Were Sis.
Glazed Paper Large Nest Of Boxes.
for handkerchiefs or Stoves. SonED
AND DAMAGED. Were 81. Now soc
3 Chintz Small Nests Of Boxes.
SOLED. Were SITS. Now. 75c
% Flowered Paper-eovered GIove
Boxes. SOnED Were 75c. Now csc
~ Glazed Paper Tidy Boxes. SLIGHT
LY DAMAGED. Were 50. Now. csc
4 Cloth-covered Round Hat Boxes.
SLIGHTLY SOILED. Were 50. Now 81
: Chintz Suit Boxes. SoIED. Were
: GIa E9T Paper suit Boxes. SLIGHTLY fsS
DAMAGED. Were $3.50. Now. 95e
DAMAGED Were 81 Now soc
4 ChintE and Glazed Paper Hat Boxes.
SOuED AND SLIGHTLY DAMAGED.
Were $1.25 and $50. Now ..... soc
2 Open Shoe Boeteries TO hold 8 pairs
of shoes. SOnED AND SLIGHTLY
DAMAGED Were So. Now. 9S
Greer -hewered Paper covered
LiBEerie and Hosiery Cabinet. SOILED
AND DAMAGED. was S12. Now S5.95
Green Cabinet for hosiery. hat.
shoes and handkerchiefs. SOTLFD
AND DAMAGED. Was SIS. Now $3.50
NOTIONS, AISLE 81, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-17
DOUBT EXPRESSED
IN BODY'S IDENTITY
: 49,
Girl Suspect Won't Believe
Dead Man Was Writer
Lost From Boat.
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS, october IT.
Nothing daunted by the working
assumption of authorities that the body
found on the levee below New Orleans
With . bullet through the heart was
that of her companion, Jack Kraft,
New York writer and acventurer, lone
Ord, Paris art student, today held a
belief the body identification was
erroneous. H..
E"r don't believe the body taken from
the river was jacks she said in her
prison cell, "and they won't let me
sae it,"
THE girl, held as a material witness
In the investigation of the puzzling dis
appearance OF Kraft from the steam
snip Creole in the Mississippi River. SIS
miles below New Orleans, since her
detention has maintained that her
companion either jumped or fell over
the ships rail.
Wants Ships Oficer.
5Last night a deputy sheriff of
Flaquemines Parish met the steamship
Creole at the mouth of the river on its
return trip TO New York and attempted
to remove from it Second Oficer John
McGouldr1ck, wanted by District At
tcrney Leander Perez for. questionings
IN the matter.
Capt. e. w. Sundstrom declined to
honor the warrant on the ground that
the ship could not proceed without its
second officer.
Miss Ord and Sam Epstein, the lat
ter the steward of the Creole. are being
held as material witnesses in the New
Orleans Parish Prison.
According to their stories, they, with
Mc0ouldrick, were on the deck of the
ship late one night about week ago
when Kraft. with whom the girl was
travelling from New York to New Or
leans, came up and suddenly leaped
overheard.
Letter Intercepted.
The attempt to hold McGouldrick was
made after q letter to him from Miss
ord apparently indicating a strong per-
S6nal relation between the two had
been intercepted by authorities, who,
since the investigation started, have
been working upon a jealousy theory IN
trying to build up a murder case
Previously the girl admitted Kraft, on
the night of his disappearance, had
slapped and choked her for being too
attentive" to Epstein and McGouldrick.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-17
Novelty Jewe1ry
Special, $1.ss

lis pieces Novelty Jewelry. in
GLIDING necklaces, bracelets and
earrings, in all the new shades
for Fall.
1 CIAtAes Brnsh. Was 50. Now. :. 80
AteNlser, nodernistic design. Was
T. toss DS wa: sis. Now Ii: :.::...a
YsFfuhe Kettle, Was SIS. Now 50
I Perfume Aettle. was SO. Nov. "a
/ Vanity BSx for dresser. Was s1es
vsnity Tray, i1ia;otdsrniiistic d;sisiin:
W lr r. s MST e:1b slt., French en- 3
amel Were 50. Now. SO
z French EnsneI Csnb and MirrssrT
'i French s' En az Vanity Ii6i1:i. were
FreNsS Ei1anei vanity boxes. Were
Is piSe.s Ncvslty Js;w;s.iry,' including
necklaces and bracelets. Were u.
IS Sterling silver FiAssr HinGs, set
With real stones; carneliAn ara
chrysoDrase. Were $3.50. Now. ~
NOVELTY JEwELRY
AISLE 8, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-17
TOYS Reduced

Tsy.nsksr Sets. Were $3.50;
0 Packard 'Auits.. Were SIS. Now $50
3 KlnssAUry Aerial Autss. Were :z2S:
S0Mu.iiGr 'ivi.:t:rs.. were 81. Now iSs
.. Kiaaie KamDers. mechanical. Were
g. Tas Fairs: m:chanicai. were 81
Ds4D Track. pAMAGED. was 81
Es.sx Aute. was ;io.,5c. Now =, q
4 BFishtly -eslcrsS weed Picture Pug;
S.,s:ss cS: IA W. 81, boz PAM an
Ne. Ereeter Sets. Were IS:
me. 81 M:ssai:' Set. was $50
Ne. Eirest.r SCI. wa; ;75S
f'T Ne. sSoS El.;etrieai Set. Was S. s
f'g Ne. ) M.c::n. set: Wa; SO SO;
Ns. Aesss M;;t. Magic Set. W. Va
Ne. 4 Ms . SET. wa; SIS: Nov SiS
/ Ckiaeok neg. Was $3.50. Now 6: !S
] s6-iach Teddy Bear. was $3.50;
OsSis.in9 PUc:. w1;:rie,;i.7S. Nov $50
heads. Were CSC. Now. soc
! cIsth body saiisr BSys. Were 81 Is.
u T1a.et;f;tisd iDsiil. with i00hhins heads;
YMs ass Den, DRESS sonEp. W.:
Twin, s'I DEN c.rriss.. wa; ;iS,!$;
s'S ov.s.tG.-Garlen.wan Game. va
soc. NOW. ................... '..'. zoe
TIE TOY STORE, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-17

Fine 9s..iity MeeI wilton Rug. size sxs;
Was $50. so. Nov ................. 1880
Heavy Quality Plain Blue BrOadloom Carpet,
size e.4x9. Was $3.50. Now .S33.50
Oval Braided Chenille Rug, size Sox60. Was
oval Brsissa cheniiis Eur. size ss14O. Vas
Sy.i Brsiss4 w1soi Ras;; size lO1ss. Were e
Imported Chenille Rus. "as is; Size 27xss
Hish-srsSs Chenille KuG, size soxsO. Was
aisS-srsSe cett:n Chenille Rag. size aa 1ass
T"Sefted JaesSSri we.v. Gotten Rug. Ell en- i"
bossed design; size 27xS4 Was SIG. so:
IareHmcnt wilton kax,. discontinued pat pat.
tern; size Okla. Was $3.50. Now. &6S. rs
Lot Of Velvet Carpet Ends. Reduced to.
Let neav; wiitsn qualify Carpet Ends. Re- Re-
6Ss:yssd ssmpiss et Flni.hed A1imninst:!
Fine olality Wersted wilton Rug, size sxl2.
Coca Guilty W Wei Wili:a rags, size S ssis
Eiso ossiitS Nsrstsd wilton rus. sid: s sz;.
MTi ns e.sIits We %Sssi wilton Russ, sii: Sexes
Were Sl7So. Now. Northumberland I0.75
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-17
Letter Intercepted.
Asks Permit to Curse.

An amusing echo of the morality
campaign. when swearing was made
punishable offense, comes from the
town Of Gyor, Hungary. A builders
foreman employed by an important
firm, has applied to the police for
license to pronounce oaths and curses.
The foreman, who has been fined for
swearing more than once, states that
he Is unable to get any work out OF his
men without using strong language
London Sunday Observer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-17
BARL0W'S CLIENTS SUE
OVER REALTY PURCHASE.
Criminal Charges Are Brought
Against American Claiming
$4,000, 900 From cub&
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
HAVANA, October 1.-THE English
language English Telegram last night
said two criminal suits were fled yester-
day In Cuban courts against Joseph y.
Barlow, 72-year-old American resident
of Havana, who now is in Washington
pressing claim for So, 00O, 900 against the
Cuban government for alleged illegal
seizure of properties.
The criminal charges were brought
by Mr.. and Mrs. Jose Ramon Jurdan,
who allege that they purchased lots in
Mr.. Barlow's Buenavista subdivision
zone of the properties said to have been
confiscated) and that deeds were re-
fused them upon their completion Of
payments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-17
Imported Glass and Brass Lamps-Great1y Reduced
Al Slightly SOiLed or Dnnaged

M6dern Brass One-Msht Lamp, dog design
J Measra Grass on:.iirht Lamps, woman f' or
horse design. We're sac. Now ........ s7.5a
14-ineh RaeAted Shade. brown and red
coloring. Was $3.50. Now ....-...,....&I so
Cream CRaekled Parchment Shade. Was
iS-insh ssyare Craskied Parchment shade:
s.isek rareS E shade: green and yellow.
was $3.50. Now. ......................7 Sc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-17

onstratoT. So-ineh roll was $3.50. Now. SO
/ Apartment MSuse-style RefFigerater, porce-
lain lined: e0-pound ice capacity. Was
-. -Windew Ventiiatsrs, So-ineh size. Were
20 srAaii.size Metal Ta6i. iiiic;w;sr boxes.
3 MediaIn-slxe Metal Table 'Fiicwer Bs1es.
were $3.50. NOW. .,................. .Sl.1O
HOUSEWARES, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-17

I white Cat BAwl-sReet Base, with 16.inch
cone shape celluloid shade Was $50. SO.
Witt. Cut Rcwi..sirset base. with 1s-incS
cone shape celluloid shade. Was $50:
AM Amber Cut Bovi:sSeei sa.;e. with i6:incS
cone shape shade. was $3.50. Now. SIS
AdIustekie Nickel nesk LaiAp. unusual DE-
MSdern Brass One-HEht Lamp, cat design.
was $3.50. Now. .......................S IS
LAMPS, SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-17

Stools. An opportunity of which
] simnsns Metal Crib, ivory finish. Was
Sl1.oO. NOW ...-. .--...'.... .$Il.d0
] Glazed ChintE Covered Boadeir Chair.
Was $35. Now. ............... STATS
I FeIdlnE screen, rose burlap in mahogany
frame; four-fold style. Was $3.50.
] FSidiAE Screen, covered with wall paper;
three-fold style. Was $3.50. Now &S.15
Enc Tables, walnut finish on gumwood:
Were 81 so. Now. .;.............A &.4S
4 End Tables, solid mahogany top. Were
1890. NOW StsOV
FURNITURE, SIXTH FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-17
Glasses, Special, 15c

800 pieces in collection includ-
ing goblets, sherbets, parfaits,
cordialS and orange juice glasses.
In variety of clear colors.
rs Colored and LIEht-cut Glass Cheese
and Cracker Sets. Special for Fri
Z spot Metal Flower Pot stands. Were
$50. Now. reduced to. 81
Glass Fish Bowls. with metal stands.
csloreS red ana acc Cut Mayonnsi.e BOWS ;Is
and Ladies'. Were 81 Now, soc
Imported Glass Vases. IMPERFECT
er imported n pT Colored Footed Fruit ' "S
Flower Bowls. Special. ..........5 SOC
s Colcred Glass Footed Fruit Bowls.
color.d Glass Lcw-ifoOit.d' csn ase
Sticks. Special. ..,.... s5c
1s small Colored Glass lee Tubs with
metal head. Special. Observation-Disclosures o
e Colored Glass Optic Finger Bowls.
Odds and ends Of table glassware re.
both useful and decorative. AT MUCH
LESS THAN REGULAR PRICE.
GLASSWARE, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-17

,Fivs-piece Brass Desk Set. Was i3S;
/ InkweIl. was Si4 Now. ......... s.
CaleHaaFs. Were $3.50. Now. so
I Mexican Glass Rose Gar. Was 81; 50;
Mexican Glass GSbiets. Were 81 ;25.
&-pleeG Candy Dish. Was 81 50,
Cream Pitchers. Were soc. Now CSC
Sugar Bewls. Were Use. Now. 35c
THE GIFT sHoP, SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-17

I HigA-Er.se Chenille Washable Rug. size
ssasS :' cs.s sS WssAaSl. Rus.. &c
3Ix54 Were S0.T5 Now. ~: b
4 Hish. Eraae Washable Chenille Rags, size
zlxzS We're $3.50. Nov. 49,. -. IS
3 Heavy Quality Weel wilton Rugs, size
i IS:i,S WsT T.sI cA. MGE R.;; 81. ssss
Sssi w ssS Hn HS" .i: aax4s. were
S oval wiltcn rags. size a1x4o. Were $50
1. Plain T.uDe .Axniniter Ras. size ssxio:
Ei as ossGtz ssSsct fsr.ian Rags. aversFe
4 MlshcTrass Oval. AxniSster Russ, SIZE
Is Rsr HS Msts IL. a4ss wer. 81. Now 'f Sc
Rag Rag, size 3ox6o Was Sis. Now Csc
AxmiAster Rugs, size ska. We're S36 SO.
; Administer Ra1s: isiai: ai1si Were SIS
chi CHines. RGs, size sxi2, Gold center WITH with
blue border. was ss7s. Nov :s.!s
22Is-inch width was iS.aS. Now :. .1s..s
81 yard: High; Erads .AxminsteF stair Carrot:
27-ineh width. Was S9.2S. Now. rs
I High grade Chinese Rug. size sxs. was
$40. NOW. .'..''.'' .''''.'.' .S11U
RUGS, FIFTH FLOOR. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-17
Console Mirror. $3.50

Was $50. Upright Console
Mirror, attractively decorated
with mulberry glass.
Triple hanging Mirror; duh Eold fr-
Sn semisyenetian Console MFTcr.
SLIGHTLY IMPERFECT. Was Sr.
F s.mi-Veneiiian Console Mir;rGr,. Were
s7sh New. .......,.............S ~
MsnteI Mirror. size 17x4s inches.
was $40 Nov ;is ss;,'
We're S475. Now. ...........,..... $3.50
MIRRORS, SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-17

1 Victor Electric Kitchen ventilating Fan.
was $3.50. NOW. ................... .Sl2.bO
Green Canister Sets, four pieces. Were
N.5S NOW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. =. 'Oc
I White Enamel Dish DrAiner. Was ST.
~ Metal -Obien1 HanEinE Baskets. Were
Metal TaSis Fern:rics. were $685.. Now sl.ss
10 Round Metal HanEinE Baskets. Were
s2.45. Now Observation-Disclosures. .A.25
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-17
Plans National Park.

The Norfolk Portsmouth, Va, Cham
Der of Commerce has started move
ment for establishment of a State or
national park in Tidewater Virginia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-17
Dozen Rolls Vogue
Toilet Tissue. 7Sc

One dozen rolls of Vogue Toilet
Tissue. special tomorrow, 7Sc.
1000 sheets to the roll.
To1LSr Goons
AISLE 10, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-17
Special Friday Selling
Floral-Decorated American Porcelain Dinnerware
Remnants-Wash Dress Fabrics
Reduced u and u Less Than Former Prices

200 Remnants of Wash Dress Fabrics lengths from to yards Plain
and printed Ceare Printed Rayon Printed Zephyr Pa Bingham
Flannel Wolfe embroidered
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-17
Mems Overcoats, Special, $29.75
Mems Colored Madras Shirts, SIS

Were $z.S0 and s.. 80 Mems {
collar attached styles. Sizes Is
l2 Suits-Msn's MeTeerised COttcn Pajamas;
white and colors. Medium size only Were
NOW $A'SO
Mems Fancy AH-w0oI Sweaters, pull-over
style. Sizes So, 80, 40 and a. Were 50 and
so. Now ...........:... ......... S4.SS
10 Mems Night Shirts, Of cambria and soisette;
wee neck style. Sizes IS, rs, II and lo.
Were $3.50 and 50. Now. .......N.So
THE MEMS STORE, SEcoKS g.cNA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-17
r. C A. Radiola. S225

Yves S49S. r. c. A. Radiola
with electroIa, greatly reduced
for tomorrow.
~: s 81 A. SS sS with eiecti ssss
RaaiS Cabinets, with huilt-in 1904
r. O. A. speakers. Were SIS. Now. $50
RADIO GALLERIEs, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-17
Linen Table Cloths
Special, 75c

50 cloths, all pure Flemish linen,
with coiored borders. Size 45x45.
Bridge Sets. with motifs in corner.
special ...'.'..s..'.s.'-...' WE'D set
FANCY LINENS, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-17

Madras Shirts, in neckband and
141l, 16, 16h, II and 10 in lot.
80 Mems MiEh.Erade Fsur-in-H Hand silk Ties,
handmade; non-crushable construction. Were
Sc Pairs Meas Fancy isiik:mixed seeks. seam:
less isle double heels and toes. Sizes 10
mems oatiss or Golf Caps, sizes ss4 to !ss:
10 imSerted AT.iin:n Laand:red Cellars. turn urn
over and wang style. Sizes 1874. IL, 14if, 1e:
1874. 1874 and H. Greatly redues I'd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-17
Juvenile Furniture
Greatly Re4Hck4

UTSUEEV HeaWCe~
I livery Vanity Desk. was $3.50
/ livery Vanity Dresser. with bench.
Was 372.S0, Now. yle.DO
I livery Chest Of Drawers. Was SIS;
3 RAII.tsp Deaks, mAhoSany or golden
oak, Were SIC. Nav .;....s $40
I Dreg:ls.f Tabls Set ivory hs al a
.. Table Sets, round or oblong TOPS;
Were Sl1.56. Nov. ....... $3.50
JUVENILE FURNITURE
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-17
Book Reductions

10 Your United states. by Arnold
Bennett, special purchase OF So. so
10 Atlas. 1928 edition. Were So
rs Famous inetectiye Stories. We're
75c Now reduced so; soc
2 Short Stories. Alexander Dumas. on
India paper with leatherette binding.
Were 50. Now. .,...,,..... 81 80
10 Mostly Mississippi. Were $3.50;
10 Gentlemen Prefer Blondes. wei were Re
ia Gentlemen Marry Brunette:. We're
a. NOW +t.'''s''" soVc
THE Book STORE
AIsLEs 1926, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-17
Velour Powder Puffs
Social. Sc

SpeclAl, &c
500 Velour Powder Puffs, in as
sorted colors, special for Friday.
as NAIL Brushes. Special. ........ .lge
50 Mafv WFdstas. special. 81 IS
80 Bettles- kisaAd's NaReissds and
Minsne TaIeum. Powder. SpeeiAl' soc
DeVllbiss At0RAlEeRs. Were 80.
S.viiEIss fcrfaii;G;e; DrsiDSi:ri, as fol-
lows:
2; were ST.. Now. 90
: calsrsa Musical Fswdsr Bicxes. Were
STSarist BAGS. were 'sS.;7s. Now. ae.ss
2 Tourist Bass. Were $3.50. Now. -
"a Me1es lnAperted EnglisA Bath Cueea.
TOILET GOODS
AISLE 10, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-17
Shark Gets Boats Rudder.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (P).-Eddie
Squires of Jacksonville went sea fishing
In an 18-foot launch. shark charged
the rudder and tore it from its socket.
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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-12-07
ANSWER THE ATTACKS
UPON THE PARTY BY A
BIG RECRUITING DRIVE

toward such struggle. Our pamphlet why
Every Worker Should Join the Communist
Party" which explains in simple language all
these questions, should be made one of our
principle weapons in the Recruit Drive.
Especially must we show those workers near
to and sympathetic to our Party that our
recent experiences in cleansing the Party of
the renegade LovestOne group is proof of the
Bolshevik quality of the party which is be-
coming the kind of organization Lenin de-
scribed-able to overcome all capitalist influ-
ences, even when these show themselves in the
very heart of the Party to cleanse itself, and
to renew its proletarian energies from the
great reservoir of the working class, and thru
all its struggles with the open enemies as
well as with the inner enemy of opportunism,
more and more solidifying its forces, sharpen
ing its weapons, for the final struggle Cor
power The successful liquidation of the OPP
portunist elements in our Party constitute one
of the most important reasons why every work
er should join the Communist Party
The renegades have denounced our Party
Recruiting Drive, and called upon the workers
not to respond to it. Their vicious attacks are
only additional proof that the movement cor
rectly threw them into the garbage pail. Such
attacks are only specialized form of the gen.
eral capitalist offensive against the working
class and against the Communist Party just
as they are part of the preparations of
war against the Soviet Union. Our answer
to them is the same as our answer to the CAPT
talist courts in Charlotte, which sentenced our
seven comrades to 20 years in prison; the same
as our answer to the imprisonments in Penn
sylvania, California, and New York, the same
as our answer to the innumerable police per-
secutions-the answer TO REDOUBLE OUR
ENERGIES IN THE FIGHT; TO BUILD
THE REVOLUTIONARY TRADE UNIONS,
AND TO BRING 5000 NEW MEMBERS
INTO THE PARTY.
Answer the attacks of the bosses and their
agents!
Build the Party!