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CHAPTER X.
THE cIoAKED WOMAN

WINNIE and Richmone followed me
maid irsgo EveiyS's snd Marjorie 8
room The wsee there. dressed
~ In simple BLACK frocks Their
likeness 70 eaCA other was re-
markable, although Marjorie Secm2o
tired and worTtad
Ths superintcndent's reply 20 Mar
tories question concerning the case was
noncommittal. 1t Is youf SiSte1 ~sii'
70 talk TO-"
DO YOU mean alone? She is still
very upset"
Evelyn glanced anxiously at Marjorie
and then moved toward the door, JIM
wie Haswell slipping out with her.
Leave them together tor moment
nr s4@" lse whispered "ss..e!!s: :-.::sse:lls =
a bit severe. but not a bad sort ne
hesitated II wonder If you would let
me see Mrs. Frater, the oookP"
'Why Of course, but" she
checked a surprise question and showed
him the kitchen door. He tapped before
opening IT, May come IMP / have
called with a message from q friend OF
yours"
A young woman was standing alone
IN front OF her range.
The kitchen was a most attractive
place, its open windows overlooking the
gardens.
1T was Mrs. Wade who told me about
YOU" began Jimmie She was so sorry
you had been Ill and hopes you are a. !
right again."
Mrs. Frater flushed with pleasure and
Jimmie continued, You weren't really
as bad as the doctor thought, were you?"
She looked at him a bit oddly,
sPT'aps wor: p'r'aps / Wornt.
L Miss Querdling wishsd you to stay
in bed and the doctor told you to, but
you didn't want to-" continued Jimmie.
How long was it after the doctor lefs
that you got up and went out?"
Her blush told him his surmise was
correct.
IT went out directly t'doctor left
ms" she said.
But when he asked why, she told him
crisply and deflantly that 1t was her
own business.
"Or is it ALI Collects business2" JIM
ME yentured smilingly. and, when an
other flush confirmed his suggestion, he
explained: Mrs. Frater. you know that
about the time you slipped out OF the
house your mistress was killed. You
know we have been trying to discover
who was In the garden at the time.
Don't you think 1t would have been
wiser II you had told us you were
therc?"
Il worn't asked"
But If it is discovered afterwards,
what viii people think? Would it ncs be
better for you to tell me Just what you
did-better for ALI as well as for your
self?"
Keep Aft out oft. He never went
near her. No more did II
She told her story in straightfor-
ward manner She had en- appointment
to meet ALI, her sweethe2r at a gap
in the lane fence, and filled 1t when the
doctor left They had not been togsther
long, and after the meeting she had
gone back 10 bed. Soon Janet came up
and told her about the tragedy.
ALI. she was sure had gone home,
walking, since he had no car.
IT see" Jimmie said Now, Mrs.
Frstgr, win you go now and put on the
cloak you wore that night and walk
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on his motor cycle from the home OF
his aunt, Mrs. Kneehle. saying he was
going to IonAon to get Job
He stopped at the Brown Bear tav-
ern TO bid his pals good-by and Roscoe
had a sworn statement from Richard
Grew, Bert Griffin and Able Dale that
Joe had vowed he would Pay nf" Mites
GlueI aIlng for mis- dismissal.
It was Roscoe's belief that Allen. aft
er leaving the tavern. had hidden In the
Querdling gardens and awaited the right
time for his revenge. Seeming 20 con-
Arm this Roscoe said that Allen had
not reached his destination In London,
che home Of hia SaEts ststsr. b. fg.dsy
morning. A card from her 10 MIS-.
Kneeble. post-marked Friday night, %
advised.
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Richmond was ohagrined at this point
to learn that Evelyn and Marjorie had
gone out without his permission.
when he and Jimmie reached the
read they were met by Constable Ros-
coe looking very hot
TITS all right. sir. he said jumping
from his bicvcle "Fv-rvthinR cleared
~.
What ds You mean'" Richmond de-
Joe Allen did Il. And he has disap-
peared!"
Richmonds surprise could not con-
ceal a natural disappointment that what
SEEMED a profound mystery SHOULD have
been revealed - amply.
The pufflng Roscoe explained that a.
q pm Thursday Joe Allen had set out
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side the cooks Illness " he said harshly
You replied Nothing else. You knew
perfectly wen she had said that When
YOU mcrried you would get nothlns
Why didn't you tell me?'
The girl muttcred that her aunt ire
quentiE md made such remarks she
Lad forgotten they were repeated J'nst
then.
"ForgottenI whst led to itP"
Nothing"
"Flad she ever before said 1t In Dr.
n Lnait~n's oI any other young mans
pres-nce7"
NO" The girl was answering IN
arqrN half-frightened syllaoleS.
yet you want me 90 believe That YOU
FORGOT Il. and YOU insist that when YOU
and the doctor were together ait2rwardt
YOU were Just talking ever old times
Did he phone thrr ugh and tell YOU hot
Tn Jimmie Interrupted ~ yos
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II Roscoe's ta'e Is right SAID Jimmie
after he and Richmond had couEr-t4-
lated the constable re p AID end the
affair. However, on THds.l1 rely too
much on a boys Dragging As.d Is is
odd that Allen should have started 81,
late on a 20O-mil trio uniesi he planned
- stop ~ the wa
Like wildfire II spread through the
village that Allen was wanted for the
murder. So fer rs the villagers were
concerned he was already tried and
sentenced. They reasoned simply that
Mrs Querdhng h.d dismissed him un-
Justly. He had threatened revenge and
had disappeared 90 about the time Of
the murder Look NJ u how YOU would.
was there q doubt about ~
Cro BE- continued }
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will come quicklv YOU viii see the un-
Known woman Duckworth noticed that
night"
Stepping to his side. Richmond
pressed his moist nose against the win
dow pane and left his mark upon -. But
he saw cl-arly and distinctly a clicked
figure that crossed a path at the fur
ther corner OF the Aouac ala uiyI =
peared into the shrubbery in direction
away from the Dutch gard n
who Is she?"
Jimmie explained, adding that ne be-
heved Mrs. Frater's story. which seemed
70 account for her actions on the night
q ths TRAGEDY
II will see All Collett" Saio Rich
mond before he Is put wise The cook
IA not likely 20 TELEPHONY"
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@NkDESIS AZ unknoN 4. sti !
toppted over q stone image ~ the Dutch
kruahing the eccentric spinster. Mar
irris niRke had found the body Of her
49, sAottly after she end DR.. Nethcrton
aisNeI, Is IN the music room VIZ heI
hanOe, Lionel puckwofth, chen Marjosie
reports her discovery; Also neeI tne
hopeiessly In love with Miss Quefdline
Green, the chauffeur, who, with Joe AZ
taln Nure Richmond ef q car parked
Gear thy house on the fatal night ana
Ctnstahle Roscoe reports hefihu "a cor
ard Ntrnnfe driver Describing his iA-
fafttew With Miss 9uerdlinH lust before
b. testh, d., NrtheFtnn sclOae. net
tstfst disinherit Matlofie should se,
when Ne phones Marjorie secretly sus-
picinn rites
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TE7[5 G[A[LHNs 1G1 1.-THE
lOCulITSCT1 GARDEN H sSsss.

c.. " the house yl-t IS you a. 'hen2
Follow the same path, and come back"
But. SIR"
Il believe what you have told M.
Mrs. Frater. II you do AS I ash, II viii
help tosprovs that Il is true"
Very good, str"
Jimmie then returned 20 the rom
where the superintendent. warIn end
angry, was turning the lsavcs OF the
notebook while MarioricE pallor
showed her distress
when I asked YOU n the doctor ard
Miss Querdling talked Of anything be-
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p. o. DELEGATES LEAVE

Hsycock nnd Heilig GO 20 San
FrAnoiseQ Pf1iIy
Assistant Postmaster William n Hay
cock ana Assistant Sup1 u Mails Nd
win A. Heiiig left washington today
70 attend the convention % the va.
tionai Association Of Postal super, iuors
70 be held In San Francisco septsni-
Der !. 2 and .. They are delegates
from Branch iss, the local chapter ~
the national organization. Both M,
Heyooek ana Nj Meilig have hsen IL
tne postal service for many yearA
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Entire Nous Club Gives
Gard PARTY Wednesday,

The annual Spring card party of the
Entire Nous Club will be held at the
Washington Hotel, Wednesday at 2
O'Clock, in the sun room of the hotel.
The president Of the club is Mrs.
Charles P. Keyser. Other officers are
Mrs. L. c. Dyer, Mrs. Charles Dasher.
Mrs. Edward Dixon Hayes, Mrs. William
Ward Scott, Mrs. Charles Hayden, Mrs.
William Sault and Mrs. Eugene r.
WoodSon.
A partial list Of patrons Of the party
includes: Mrs. Claude Porter, Mrs. Ed
ward Dixon Hayes, Mrs. John Cochran,
Mrs. William Rodenberg, Mrs. Virginia
White Speel, Mrs. l.. G. Dyer, Mrs.
Arthur Henning, Mrs. Alton Marshall
Mrs. Paul Bestor, Mrs. Edward Hans
berry, Mrs. Warren Brenizle, Mrs. Will
liam Badgley, Mrs. Eugene r. Woodson,
Mrs. George Fuller, Mrs. Edward Fuller
Mrs. John King Mrs. Mamie Chamber
lain, Mrs. James L. Baity, Mrs. Charles
Alger, Mrs. Earle Venerable, Mrs. Rus
sell Kent, Mrs Arthur Kreh, Mrs. G.
Dent, Mrs Edward Wells, Mrs. Orlando
Smith, Mrs. Arthur Durham, Mrs
James Councillor, Mrs. T. Priest, Mrs
F1aSsette Kod, Mrs. John Saunders
Mrs. Brinley, Mrs. William Sault, Mrs
w. w. Scott, Mrs. Keyes, Mrs. Graves
Mrs. r. r. McKahan, Mrs. James Un-
derwood, Mrs. w. C. Deane, Mrs
Charles P. Keyser, Mrs. Charles Dasher
Mrs. Ella Knight, Mrs. Charles Hayden
Mrs. Nat Lacey.
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ents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. l. White, in Rich
mond for q short stay.
Mr.. j. Z. Burch of Stroudsburg, Pa,
Is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hayward
Hamilton.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. o. Hughes are visit
ing the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. o. Hughes, in Richmond.
Mr.. John G. Gall, accompanied by his
son, Mr.. John G. Gall, jr., have gone to
Johnston, s. c., to visit his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. j. Gall.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Cuttings Of Ken
iington spent the week end with Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin Lee.
Mrs. Anna Hermes has left for her
home In New York City after a visit
panied by MRS. Sloan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry L. Arrest have
gone to Sarasota, Fla, to spend several
weeks with the formers brother and
sister in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas
Arrest.
Miss Margaret Sellers of Culpeper is
the guest of Miss Frances Yates Miss
Yates entertained Friday evening in
honor Of her guest when the others
present were Miss Lillian Spain, Miss
Mildred Wade, DR.. Robert G. Yates, Mr..
James Thompson and DR.. M. M. Camp
bell.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Morton have re-
turned from visit to relatives in Pitts
burgh.
Mrs. T. L. Cole and Miss Elizabeth
Cole arrived home Monday from q visit
in Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Lee Price have gone
to Miami, Fla, to spend q month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Grant, who spent
the Winter in Miami, were guests last
week Of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Smith and
have gone to their home In New York
City.
Miss Mary Michigan Of Norfolk was
the guest last week Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Dexter Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. @. Rust arrived home
Monday after a visit in Richmond.
Mrs. James Hartman and Mrs. John
Bayl1Ss have returned from Atlanta,
where they spent some time.
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tanned Monday evening to celebrate the
tenth birthday anniversary Of their
daughter, Mary Gemeny. The guests In
cluded Virginia and Dora Mayes, Jane
Parsons, Evelyn Redmon, Anne Lee File
Dorothy Butcher, Clifford Loew and
Charles Beck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred j. Freisen OF
Geneva, N. Y, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
M. D. Fitzgerald.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Morris arrived
home Monday after a visit of several
weeks to relatives in Westchester, N. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Delano Of Old
ham, Va, were week end guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Edison Homage.
DR.. and Mrs. Q. r. Yost have returned
from q visit to DR.. and Mrs. William
Ritter in Winchester.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. White are at
home after being with the formers par
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home on Seminary Hill in honor Of the
members of the Business and Profess
sional Women's Club.
Miss Helen Norris Cummings has re-
turned from New York City, where she
attended the conference of the National
Society of Danes of the Magma Charta.
Mr.. Marshall F. Hayden has returned
TO Hampden- Sidney College after spend
ing his Spring vacation in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. @. Holdings enter
tanned Friday evening, March Is, to
celebrate the birthday anniversary of
Mr.. j. r. johnson. Among the guests
were Mr., and Mrs. Francis Mccarthy,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Luckett, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. B. Fulton, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
White, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Schmidt, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Frankfort. Mrs. r. e.
johnson, Mrs. Mabel Leonard, Miss
Frances johnson, Mr.. Wilson Holdings
and Mr.. Marvin Hardin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Gemeny enter
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Arthur M. Hyde viii be among the
patronesses for the Princeton Glee Club
concert to be given Tuesday evening,
April Z, at the Mayhower. Mr.. John
Wilson Haines, chairman Of the Com
mittee on Arrangements, is being
assisted by Mr. Guy o. Dove, IT., and
Mr.. F. Moran McConihe. Dancing will
follow the concert.
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With a catch Of 240 tons Of fish, the
trawler Imperialist of Hull, England,
claims the world trawling record for
a single voyage, which she previously
claimed with 218 tons.
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CONTINUED From First Page.)
will go to st. Paul and late In the
Summer the wedding will take place In
that city. In the meantime Miss Ban
croft Is engaging her extra time with
secretarial duties for her aunt, Mrs.
Mitchell.
Mrs. Patrick J. Hurley and Mrs.
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SOCIETY NEWS
Miss Livdahl Will Be
Bride of Bruce Wallace

For Miss velva Livdahl, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. N. Livdahl, us
Ninth street, who will become the
bride of Bruce Wallace, Eau Claire
Wis, the latter part Of this month
the Misses Marcia and Elaine Bow
man entertained at a shower Mon
d.; evening at their home. 800 Fifth
street. The guests were 10 intimate
friends of the bride-to-be.
Bridge was played during the eve
ming and later Miss Livdahl was
presented with a gift Of crystal stem
ware.
Roses and peonies were used to
decorate the rooms and tables and
appointments carried out a pink and
white color note.
Miss Livdahl, a graduate Of the
Bismarck high school. IS employed In
the office of the Workmen's Com
p%ensation bureau.
Mr.. Wallace. a son Of George e
Wallace, former tax commissioner,
and Mrs. Wallace. now of Minneap-
oils, is connected with a firm OF
architects.
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MIR. and Mrs. SlOven
Entertain for Son

MI. and Mrs. Sam Sloven, COS Ninth
ST., entertained a company Of Sc
friends at a reception and Bar Nit
Gen." in honor of the 18th BIZ thday
anniversary of their son Harold.
Rabbi j. H. Mekler gave the ad-
dress of welcome, with Cantor H.
Macavos and Harold Sloven respond
ing. Later M. Zvorist presided during
a program of talks and musical num-
bers. Mrs. William Weinstein, &C.
companied by her daughter Jeanette
sang several numbers and jeanette
played piano solos.
The evening closed with dancing at
the Jewish temple.
Among the guests from out Of town
here for the affair were Mr.. and Mrs
G. Svaren, Flasher; Mrs. T. Polonsky
and daughters Celia and Esther, Viii.
ton; Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Waxman and
daughter Janet, Esmond; and MI
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X. p. and Sisters in
Grand Forks Meeting

Grand Forks, N. D., June 16.-(P-
Representatives of all the 40 Knights
Of Pythias and Pythian Sisters
lodges Of North Dakota were present
Tuesday morning at the opening Of
the state grand lodge sessions.
A joint meeting Of the two organ
izations listened to addressed Of well
come and speeches by Friedrich s.
Atwood, Minneapolis, supreme pre-
late of the Knights, and Miss Jennie
Turner, Bismarck, representing the
Sisterhood.
Both orders met at a loon lunch
con and business sessions and tours
of the city filled the Afternoon pro-
gram. The annual Grand lodge din
ner will be held Tuesday evening.
with Mr.. Atwood giving the principal
address. Wednesday will be devoted
to lodge business and the election OF
grand lodge officers.
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ANN PENNINGTON

NEVER MINI telling my
age" says dainty little Ann
Pennington. "As long as a
woman doesn't look old, Idon't
see why birthdays should worry
her.
"And nowadays there isn't
much excuse for looking ones
age. Any one who really wants
to can keep youthful charm
right through the years.
I'VE on the stage, Of course,
guard youth as our most price
less treasure. Without it, we
can't hope to hold the admira-
ton we have won.
so no matter how busy we
may be, we give our complex
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Rev. and Mrs. Rindahl
a for Convention

Rev. Opie r. Rindahl, pastor Of the
Trinity Lutheran church, accompan-
led by Mrs. Rindahl, left Tuesday
morning for Chicago to attend the
International convention Of the Luth-
er League of the Norwegian Lutheran
church. 1t will be in session at the
Stevens hotel June II to al.
Several other Bismarck young peo-
pie. including three local teachers,
left Sunday for the convention. In
the group, who n making the trip
by auto, arc Misses Josie Grinde,
jeanette Myhre, Matilda Welo, Wal
ter Ulmer, and Waldo Ellickson, Bis
marck, ana Reuben Samuelson, Haz-
en-.
The local delegation will sing Sun
day night in the choral union con-
cert of 1000 voices, directed by Pro-
fessor Melius Christensen Of st.
Olaf's college choir.
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City, County Briefs

Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo Bryan are par
ents of a daughter born Monday in
st. Alexius hospital.
A daughter was born in the Bis
marck hospital Monday to MI. and
Mrs. o. G. Asplund, Bismarck.
Mrs. Andrew Wise left Monday for
her home at Tuttle, N. D., after a
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Char
lotte Lyndblad, who is a patient at
the Bismarck hospital.
H. l.. Hairless, M. w. Arndt and r..
G. Fenstermacher have left for a few
days fishing trip to points in Can
ada. They plan to spend most Of
the time at Fish Lake and Lake
Carlisle.
Doris Lundquist, daughter Of Mrs
o. Lundquist, who underwent an
operation Thursday at the Bismarck
hospital, is making satisfactory re-
covery, according to hospital attend
ants.
Rev. H. G. Lehner, Martin, N. D.,
is here with Mrs. Lehner, who is re-
covering from an operation which she
underwent Monday at the Bismarck
hospital.
A. w. Mundy of the A. w. Lucas
store, accompanied by MI. and Mrs.
E. l.. %Schlechter, 722 Third st., and
Mrs. Dan Sundquist, left Sunday on
a short business trip to Minneapolis.
Edmund and John O'Hare, sons Of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. O'Hare, 800 Fifth
ST., have returned to Bismarck to
spend the summer vacation with
their parents. Edmund has been at
tending Harvard university, Cam
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Roosevelt Cabin
Opened to Public

More than $50 visitors registered at
the Roosevelt cabin Monday when
the gates CT the cabin were thrown
open to the public for the summer
season.
The shrine is maintained near the
state capitol grounds by the Daugh-
tiers of the American Revolution.
On week days the cabin will be
open from 10 a. m. to S p. m. and on
Sundays from 2 p. m. to S p. m.
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ions the most diligent care. A
skin with that soft glowing sort
Of look is always appealing.
For years I have used Lux
Toilet Soap regularly. It does
leave my skin so youthfully
smooth and fresh!"
Countless other lovely stars
agree with this famous dancer
about Lux Toilet Soap!
In Hollywood, COS Of the 613
leading actresses use it. And
this fragrant white soap is off.
cial in all the great film studios.
Surely your skin should have
this gentle, luxurious care!
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AT THE MOVIES
CAPITOL

At last the private secretary gets a
break!
This much-abused, hard worked
queen Of The office can't say now
that she IS completely overlooked in
the scheme of life, for Radio Pic
lures Behind Office Doors" OPEN
ing tomorrow at the Capitol theatre,
is a romantic film woven out of her
every day experiences.
The story is laid in a typical Amer
lean office where numerous typewrit-
ers clatter IL a noisy industry that is
familiar to more than half of the
country's population. There girls
who have families to support live and
work-g1rls drowning out personal
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tragedies, secret love affairs and joys
in q constant, ~unceasing flow of work.
The film features an unusually
strong cast in addition to Miss Aston,
including Robert Ames, Ricardo Cor
tez, Catherine Dale Owen and Edna
Murphy,
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Physician Recovering
From Recent Operation

Hospital attaches Tuesday morning
described as excellent the condition
OF DR.. G. E. Stackhouse, local ply
stefan, who underwent an emergency
operation for appendicitis Sunday.
DR.. Stackhouse is co%nvalescing in
a local hospital and is expected to be
discharged within five or six days.
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Farm real estate took q slump in
nearly all the states during the year
ending March I, the u. 8. DEPART
ment Of Agriculture reports. The de-
cline showed about eight per cent less
than the average value for the pre-
vious year.
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cars passed through Bismarck Tues
day en- route to Yellowstone Park,
Salt Lake City, Pixies Peak, Colorado
Springs and Denver.
They will visit the Bad Lands on
their way west.
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Meetings of Clubs
And Social Groups

The meeting Of Division No. 2 Of
the Presbyterian Ladies Aid society,
planned Cor Thursday afternoon, has
been postponed, according to officers.
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Lieutenant Charles Moses, U. s. NJ,
who has spent the last three weeks
here with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. w. Moses, PIG Park ST., has left for
Newport, r. l., where he will be sta
toned on the cruiser Memphis. He
will visit in Minneapolis and Philadel-
phia en- route.
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Wisconsin Teachers
To Visit Bad Lands

A party Of go Wisconsin school
teachers travelling in special Pullman
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Ann Pennington

WHO WOULD DREAM to looik
at these recent photographs that she
10 80 years old-appeared first In the
Follies way back in l9l3i This fas.
cinating little dancer, whose irresist.
IDLE charm has won hearts BY the
thousand On the stage and on the
screen, says: Il advise the woman
who would keep youth to give her
complexion attention.
I have never found anything else .
good ~ Lux Toilet Soap for keeping
one's akin always youthfully ftssh.s
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Walter Fahlgren, who has been
studying at the University of Chicago
for the last year, left Tuesday to visit
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John FAIL
gren at Washburn, after spending a
few days here with his brother, j. E.
Fahlgren and his sister, Miss Amy
Fahlgren.
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bridge, Mass, and John has been a
student at st. Johns Military acad-
envy, Delafield, Wis.
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and Mrs. William Weinstein ard
daughter, jeanette, Philadelphia.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-06-16

The Ladies Aid society of the Swed-
1sh Lutheran church east of Wilton
will hold the annual midsummer sale
and picnic at the o. w. Backman
grove, four miles south of Regain,
Wednesday. June "a.