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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-07-01
C.,P. Stone Designated
Prince Publicity Man

G. p. Stone, well-known to travelling
men Of the Northwest, announced to-
day that he has taken a position as
publicity manager of the Prince
Hotel.
In his new position Mr.. Stone will
have charge Of the hotels advertising
and Of all promotion enterprises re-
lating to the business.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-07-01

in Saturday night by train from Ia
coma, where they now live, and are
on their way to Sanburn to visit Mrs.
Ryan'S sister, Mrs. Joe Henning.
Ryan Is remembered here not only
as a pressman but also as one of the
leading baseball players Of former
years. He was a fireman, too.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-07-01
Corporations Making
$500, Payments

New York, July 1:-R)-Pleasant
vacation! Some $500, 900 900 in divi-
dends and interest is on the way to
those who have faith In American
corporations. Semi -annual disburse-
ments are $685., 100000 representing
$500 dividends, and $275, OO0, 900 in
bond interest and maturities.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-07-01
Frank Ryan and Wife
Visiting Old Home

Frank Ryan, former pressman on
The Tribune staff when it was To-
Gated at the Hoskin- Meyer corner, is
visiting old friends here. He is &C.
companied by Mrs. Ryan. They came
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-07-01
Michigan Population
Fixed at 4,8I8,371I

Detroit, July 1.-R-An Associat-
ed Press tabulation Of complete re-
ports from census enumerators Mon
day gave Michigan a 1880 population
Of 4,818,37l.
This represents a net increase Of
1888, GAL during the past decade.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-07-01
TRAIN OF Is COACHEs PASSES

TRAIN OF Ii COACHES PASSES
An N. P. train of Is cars passed
through eastward at $50 this morn
Ing, bearing east to New York dele
gates from the annual convention of
the electric light industry at Seattle.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1930-05-31
HARRY RICHMAN IS
CAPITOL HEADLINER
"Puttin' On the Ritz" Story Of
Night Life

one O. Broad"ay's most brilliant
personalities comes TO the screen
world for the first time in Putin
on the Ritz" the United Artists all
dialogue musical c1traya CANA
which opens its local engagement to-
day at the Capitol theatre.
That personality is Harry Rich
man, perhaps the most versatile of
all the masters of song and comedy
along the famous street OF entertain
mcnt
For three years the star Of George
Whites Scandals Richman is celc-
bratod in many ways. His golden
voice has started many popular
songs on the way TO success.
His photograph records sell moro
copies, according to music house re-
ports, than those OF any other popu-
lar singer. His voice and his Wit
have made his night clubs the most
exclusive aftcrshoW resorts in New
York city. He is 4 popular entertain
~ over he radio. and q headline
attraction during his occasional
brief cnga Semcnts in vaudeville.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1930-05-31

Ing skill, and delivering 1t With a
she was capable.
In The Devils Holiday which,
to begin with. is a particularly mas
terful romance drama from the skill
ed pen Of Edmund GouldinS, Miss
Carroll starts with an enforced han
dcap. for the picture disclbscs her
al the outset as an unsympathetiC
character She plays the role OF a
man hating, gold digging manicur-
ist in a big western hotel She con-
hives with farm machinery sales
men to shake down. wealthy
ranchcrs by the wininG and dining
route. After getting the prospects
in the right mood the statesmen
highland them into buying their
farm equipment,
Thus Nancy meets Phillips
Holmes son Of Hobart BosWorth, the
Wealthiest farmer in the state. Phil
falls for her, and she sees easy pick
ings for big harvester sale. But
James KirkVood. Pills older broth
cr, steps in and brands Nancy as 4
common cheat who has been trying
to hook Phil. Nancy. Infatuated
plots a mighty revenge. She decides
TO marry Phil and then collect hcay-
lily from his father as a pay off.
They are married. and things turn
out as Nancy expected. Bosworth
finds that her marriage was yen5e-
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1930-05-31
GRAND THEATER. HARTFORD

Let Is Be Gay tremendously
popular comedy from the pen of
Rachel Crothers will bring 10 close
its enga cement at the Grand theater
in Hartford today with performances
at $50 and $50. Probably the local
company Of James Thatcher Players
has never had so brilliant 4 We
hislc TO interpret rs this brilliantly
conceived offering Certainly no play
presented during the current season
has elected such favorab bic comment
from loCa theatergOers. An an
nouncement of 'unusual interest TO
stock fans in this vicinity is that Of
next weeks attra ction At the Grand.
The Old Homestead" Denman
Thompson enduring success. will be
presented all next week at tho thea
ter beautiful and the advance sale Of
seats prcsages an carly soil ont As
everyone knows The Old Home
stead is classic that has survived
the buffatings Of radical changes,
theatrical depression and the never
ceasin2 demand for something new.
All OF the original features Of this
/ beautiful play including the old
time quartcttc will be offered during
its local presentation and the James
| Thatcher Players arc delighted with
an opportunity to play the various
I characters who have earned millions
Of admirers al over the world.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1930-05-31
M0v|E70NE F0LL|ES
EMBASSY FEATURE
Ell Brendel, Mariory White and
Others on Bill

Sensational is the staging of its
musical numbers, enhancing in
story and the epitomc of vibrant
youth at play, The New Movietone
Follies of 1890" made its bow at the
Embassy theater today, beginning a
four days run.
An unusually strong cast of stage
and screen favorites presents this
years edition OF "MoNietone FolIies."
including FL Brendel, Marjorie
White. Frank Richardson, Noel
Francis. William Collier, Jr., Mir
lam Seegar, J. NJ. kerrgan. Yola
D'Avril. Huntly Gordon and Paul
Nicholson. In addition. there are nu-
merous speciality singers and dan
GERS and a dancing ensemble Of 500.
The story, which supplies A COM
edy background. concerns the 70
nance between young Collier. q
wealthy New York 9layboy. and Miss
Secgar. who is the star of a Broad
way musical production. Although IN
love with him. she ends their. love
affair when he becomes involved IN
a night club braHl.
Golfers wealthy uncle. played by
Gordon. threatens 10 disnherit him
if he doesn't keep away from all
stage people in the future.
To see Miriam. Collier hires the
entire company for benefit per
Torrance at his uncle's Long Island
estate and she goes, not knowing
that it is 10 he at his home.
She resents his triCkery but goes
through with the show learning
finally that he was not to blame Cor
the brawl but merely went 10 the
rescue of a companion.
In the midst OF the performance.
in walks Golfers uncle. raging at his
nephew for violating his orders re
Brendel, Golfers valet. but mas
querading as a lumber king" has
been carrying on a Irritation with
Mel Francis and Marjorie White
Noel discovers who BrcndcI is and
magnanimously turns him over 80
Marjorie. who has been, fighting off
the attentions Of Frank Richardson
song and dance man in the show.
The showing of the "Follics OF
1880" With FL Brendel. Marjorie
White and william, Collier, Jr., and
an all star cast is continuous daily
from 1850 until n p, m. Fox Mo,
viHtone News. comedies and selected
subjects complete the screening,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1930-05-31


'ry some years ago, Hod IN MS
love mas SHOWN me II vas ols-
pleasing nm ~ hahklhg MN WHO
aled TOR me Tor MAKING Il possible
10 make all thlng5 right ours ID
yohrIS'
h'ApIanauohS are most llNe'y 10
.oll9 'ro.n luz .'''ali'' Coli'' ~. Ipu-
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e,,I. .ps g,' ,'''''. r ,yous a "J
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The conscience fund was born
IN 1hll when an anonymous person
cont the treasury -, OF which he
SAID he had defrauded tho govern
mont
II no" totals more than $780,
quo. Inc term fund Is a ms
homer. however. No real fund was
ever es'apLlshed. Inc money is
turned over TO tho treasurer OF the
nred states ana increases the
aFai'a hl" haIance- 1t comes under
=. inc general SUPERVISION OF the DIVE
SION OF Soohh'oplhS ana Warrants
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1930-05-31

signing his name. II have accept
ed Jesus Christ as my personal
savior He requires that I straight
en- up all my wrongs as far as pos
sible TO do so. Please forgive me-
and see that the money reaches the
right place"
Eighty-fve cents in silver came IN
from Springfield. Mass, the other
day, without explanation or indic4-
ton OF origin.
\ man in Reading. Pa. last April
found a nickel on the street AMI
Immediately sent it to Secretary
Andrew w. Mellon, explaining that
he couldn't find the owner and Pre-
fcrrcd that Mellon take the respon-
sibili,y.
In another envelope, postmarkcd
Reading came three pennies. Pos
sibly these were from the same man.
\ soldier Coughs Up
Religion inspired contribution
Of S110.7G recently received by
the war department. This ex-sol-
dier had got religion and was no.
only willing TO repay everything
@ith interest but TO surrender him
self for punishment.
lie had received extra pay as Il
marhsman TO which he wasn't en-
titled, pay while sick not in the line
OF duty but supposed to be and five
days pay for time A. W. O. L., but
undiscovered; cheated tho army out
Of a little railroad fare, swiped II
Yards OF target cloth. used lots OF
Government paper and envelopes for
personal correspondence and sold u
apark-coil received from another
colder which probably was govern
mont property. He figured he owed
he government SOS plus $42.76 II
interest for 10 years at ; per cent
compounded somi-annualIv.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1930-05-31

is held every night in Falais Royal,
with music week nights by the
"Phantom orchestra at a nominal
admission, and feature orchestras
Oh Sundays and holidays. Open air
roller skating every might. Next
Thursday night amateur boxing Wfii
again come into its own as a week
ly feature, with 10 ala star bouts at
popular prices. Free gate admission
every week night with the exception
o. Thursdays Cboxing night has
proven to be popular innovation
this season.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1930-05-31

Cambridge, England, August 1921.
She viii sail June - from New
\ ork and viii visit France, Switzer-
land and Holland before going 10
England for the congress.
DR.. Mccormick work is with
fungi. This spring. in microscope
examination she discovered the apple
Of the usual time in Connecticut ami
orchard owner were warned OF the
increased danger TO their fruit.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1930-05-31

although he isn't quite satisfied
with the final measures of the Choir
us, and the last lines of the lyrics.
Jazz Heaven" rings true through
out. The second feature is a west
crn '"Lucky Larkin" featuring Ken
Maynard.
Sundays bill consists of "Helrs
Heroes" and Hold Your Man" with
Laura La Plante
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1930-05-31
NANCY CARROLL IS
STRAND FEATURE
1.-THE Devils Holiday" Is Her
Popular Vehicle

1t isn't every day that an actress
can step out Of light, fluffy 'swcetie'
roles to don the more cumbersome
sarb of emotional drama-and get
away with it to the satisfaction of
her public.
But that's just what Nancy Carroll
did in THE Devils Holiday at the
Strand theater starting Sunday for
days, Only ono doesn't have the
feeling that she is getting away with
anything. One feels. rather. that
she is delivering a million dollars
worth OF exceptionally valuable act
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1930-07-24

THE MoNTANA-DAkoTA POWER CON- !
PANY HAS SHOWN ITS GOOD
Faith IN PLENTYWooD
Nov. that 1.-The City Council Of Pentywood vase compelled by tho taxpayers Of Pen-
s:::sSy to s:ys: sis :e:*$ ;:% an ; %%s $ s% :s:s yS :% :::s !: nos: q e:
municipal plan If the city has no funds witt which to do the work.. Now those who
essHon Saturday 80 @io hs"s aeub to hd over the fower Company" =" ~"' 80
Such an arguments uoeMy wMk md tits an menusabew me OF puMc funds to go to the er
pe of Holding an ELECTION uhen~ little can be accomplished
nsM""aD% % %rc Company shown" @d nnwwd h" %@% necessary %% ad% ~H~
%hmrM%my ~%m~% naAn Company M~a clearly %%~a& the %~p4%r%
r%kdP@~@~ would @G @%u% forty mn reduction nsd%h last swmMy h%%%mdary
M@hw~M rAd Phd@m the Montana DM@ P~u cw h@M~ a~aamw %a& mo continue
hwped nm%@ reasonably expect mmwid demonstrates
Nothing can be accomplished by carrying the election n Saturday.
The voters Of PIentywood would be acting wisely to vote mo" o Sa-
turday and settle the matter permanently, for the following reasons:
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bar M~mc @%pdmd @mad mMmw for mm@ hpa mh %Mmw dpAw@h
m%pw"% %m@%%n%
The conditions in the Iowa case are identical to those in Plenty
wood, and a similar court decision could be expected here.
O Ty ~dA~ MnnDA@R Power cmy that municipal plaintiff
mcmmwm Mma certain M@ City hm@ n@ rm ~~@ w&w
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The Fm1banka MreC Company mnuenedo only in tn profit it umd make through the sale of oil
Nguns-1msa agents Of tn Fairbanks Morse Company are imrensdo only in the commissioner they
make on TIL sale ol engines The people Of huywood wod be Holding tn sack"
D m~DM@P ~c Company M&Mh d~mkw With mrM dp@w%R Rates h m@n
c%m%s@ %%%%%h% % %%%% n m x@s n %%s% ~nnm %s% ""~OA"% Power
Don't Be DrdWn Into the Scheme to Patr0nize the
New Britain herald., 1930-12-12
w | 1 D

Synopsis: From the day Fanny Frost marries David, her mother-in- law makes her the target Of a jealous hatred. Her most sympa- thetic friend IS Bob Daniels who is the husband Of Leila, DayId's Cou- sin. BcS1s unhappy with Leila, but loves Fanny madly. At a Halloween costume ball, Fanny, downcast by a trivial quarrel with David. is urged ny Bob 10 run away with him, Car ried away by his arguments and eN- pressions ot love- she consents, Then. soberin= she forces him 10 bring her back. but not heforc he has lo!e- phoned news of thcr escapadc to Leila. Mrs, Frost refuses to believe in Fanuys innocence. David Is sus- picious. and she leaves again, driving to New York with Bob where they separate. Fanny agrees to divorce but insists she must have SheIla, her daughter, half Of each year
New Britain herald., 1930-12-12

that has become excessively dry is harsh. cracky and easily scuffed. Castor oil or vaseline may be used for a leather coat to keep it soft. Apply a little of the oil or vaseline on piece of soft cloth. work it in well with the hand until thoroughly distributed. and then rub the cloth lightly and evenly over the entire surface. After a short interval rub the coat briskly with a clean, dry cloth to remove any excess of grease.
 Q. How tall is Col. Charles 4. Lindbergh?
 A. feet, inches. Q. What nationality is the name De Witt?
 A. It is Holland Dutch Now German )meaning "of white"
 e Is a billion in the English system of notation the same as it is in our system@ A. In the English system billion equals one trillion in the American system. The billion Of the French and American systems is called q thousand million by the English.
 Q How is the inside Of a thor- mos bottle silvercd, and how is the double bottle blown?
 X. The silver is deposited Chemi- cally from a solution which is put in the space between the walls Of the thermos bottle. After the silver has deposited the solution is poured out and the air between the walls is evacuated. The double fasks are blown in some cases by making each wall separately and then sealing them together at the lip. Q. How many men are carried on the football squad Of Notre Dame University? How many men apply for places on the squad?
 A. About 600 turn out for trial and about 1o0 are carried on the squad.
 c. What are the entrance sal aries for United States customs in spector, United States immigrant in- spector. and border patrolman?
 A. For customs inspector s2.1o0: for immigrant inspector, s2.100; and for border patrolman, s1.S00.
 Q. Is the assistant secretary of the navy a member Of the presi- dents cabinet?
 A. No.
 Q. Who is the author Of the con stitution Of the League Of Nations?
 A. The framework was drafted by General Jan Shuts Of the South African delegation to the Paris peace conference.
 Q. Who are the members Of the United Stated civil service commis- sion?
 A. Thomas E. Campbell, presi- dent. George +. Wales and Miss Jessie Dell.
 Q. Is the area Of fhe City of New York greater than that of Chicago?
 A. The land area of New York is 19t,36o acres and the area of Chicago is 1o5,43o.2 acres.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-12

NOu can get an answer 10 any question of fact or information by writing to the Question Editor. New Britain Herald, Washington Bureau, 1922 New York avenue, Washing stamps for reply. Medical, legal and marital advice cannot be given, nor can extended research be under taken. All other questions will re- ceive a personal reply. Unsigned re- quests cannot be answered All let ters are confidential.-Edit
 .. Do yiscosity and specific gray ity mean the same thing?
 A. Nicosity is that property of semi-huds. and gases by virtue of which they resist an instantaneous change ot their shap". or arrange mont Of their paris Specific gravity is the ratio Of the weight ot d body to that ot an equal volume of some standard substance, water in the case Of solids and liquids, air in the case Of gases; numerically equal to the density
 Q. Are the Declaration of Inde- pendeucc and the Constitution of the United States, that are displayed iu the library of congress al Wash iugton. b. C.. originals or copies?
 A. They are the original docu- merls
 e, Where did "thc GoN-tror' get is namo2
 <. l'oN-rot WAS q name for d gal, Of horses. consisting of d series og quick short steps. The term originated in England. When the form of dancing with quick short steps came into vogue, it naturally took the name foX-trot on account of the similarity 10 the horse gait.
 c. What is the meaning of the uamc Kathleen?
 4. r is Celtic. meaning dear to my heart"
 @. Was Ronald Colmau, the movie actor. horn in this country'
 \. It. was born in Richmond. SarreN England on February 9'h. 1891.
 Q Who originated the game Of solI'aIr"r
 A. The origin Of the game is not definitely known, but II is supposed 10 have been inventetd by q prisoner in the BastiIe in the seventeenth century
 Q. Is there any way to keep d leather coat from becoming hard and crackinGo
 \. Leather articles should not he kept in a warm place as leather
New Britain herald., 1930-12-12
IIRSI IDIIIDN SOLD

London. Dec, 12 CPl-Four hun dren guineas (about 3.ooo), rec ord for this country. was paid for a first edition Of Walt Whtman's s 'Leaves of Grass" at q sale of the late Lord Birkenhead's library to- day.
 The highest price hitherto paid in England for a Whitman edition was 800 sterling (about s1,500).
New Britain herald., 1930-12-12

the school hall, last evening. As chairman, Clarence Kenney opened the meeting.
 The following officers were elect ed: President, Donald King; vice president. Grace Luddy; secretary, Abbie K. Dawson; treasurer. John kiernan: corresponding secretary, Elizabeth Glastetter. Rev. John Walsh is chaplain of the society The following members, appointed by the president, constitute the ad- visory board: Marion Griffin. Kath- erine Fitzpatrick, John Mccarthy,
New Britain herald., 1930-12-12

(CopyrlElt. 142G. hv Nateel Howe
 Faruhaml
New Britain herald., 1930-12-12
NORTH ADAMS MEN HELD

New York, Dec. 12 (UP)-Two North Adams, Mass, men who came to New York looking for work were held in $6,500 bail in Harlem court today on charges of robbery. They are Alfred Rongean, 23, and Will liam Barcomb, 21.
 They are accused of holding up a taxicab driver last Sunday and driv- ing away in his cab. They were
New Britain herald., 1930-12-12
FOUR MEN INJURED

Teterow, Mecklenburg, Germany, ly injured and nearly a score slight ly hurt when 200 communists raid- ed a meeting >of national socialists here last night. Chairs and clubs. and finally guns, were used before police broke up the riot.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-12
City Advertisement

The Board of Health Of the City of New Britain will receive bids for ra- roI4cuo0 Of garbage in the City of N.n Gwan. contracts 10 begin April !. iH.I T}id- for inc entire city nJU t. accepted, for q period of 'hr~e years.
 Propo-aIs may he obtained at the Office Of Jua Board Of Health. and lids must be returned 10 that office on or before r. u. Friday, Janu- ary 2, 1881.
 L. J. DUMONT, M. D.
 Clerk of Board.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-12

arrested as they were about to drive
 on a ferry at East 18th street. Both
 are charged with robbery and vio- lating the Sullivan anti-firearms law
New Britain herald., 1930-12-12

Write 10 our Washington Bureau Tor new bulletin on the popular game Rackgammon. enclosing 5 cents i'm postage stamps.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-12
ASSOCIATION IS FORMED
 BY ST. JOSEPH'S ALUMNI
Donald King Elected President of Graduates Organization
 Interest is High

the first meting Of St. Joseph's
 School Alumni association, held at
New Britain herald., 1930-12-12

Copyright. isso, Publishers Syndicate
New Britain herald., 1930-12-12

Harry Noonan, Esther Hannon, Jo- sephine Conrad, John McCabe.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-12

Nora held her head up when her husband was in- dicted for swindlin', but shes humbled now since he got too poor to keep up hIs membership in that expen- sive club
 l.nn..ri,ht laeh isuhlishnrs snndi.ate