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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-01-05
AT THE PARAMOUNT

Marilyn Miller. who will be seen
at the Paramount theatre beginning
Wednesday next in "Her Majesty.
Love" her latest First National
starring vehicle, would have had her
head turned by success long ago, if
such a thing were possible.
Few actresses have had the con-
tinued praise that Marilyn has had.
It began when the pickaninnies ap-
plauded as she danced before them
as tiny tot in her grandmother's
home in Memphis, Tennessee. 1t
continued when at the age of five
she became Mile. Sugarplum, toe
dancer At sixteen Broadway
lauded her as premiere danseuse of
the Winter Garden.
The Prince Of Wales was one of
the thousands who praised her dane
ing and her clever limitations of
famous stage people, at the Embas-
sy Club in London. Same braves
sounded in the 'Follies,' in her mu-
steal comedies sunny" "Sally" and
Resale" and in her first play with
out music and dancing, "Peter Pam"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-01-05

ell, Seattle. also pioneer Of Bis
marck.
Hanscom, 70 years old, lived at
Hunts Point, Wash. He was an uncle
Of Mrs. J. M. Devine, Bismarck, the
wife OF Former Governor Devine, who
now Is state commissioner Of immi-
grafton. Mrs. Devine was Mae Hans
com before her marriage.
Hanseom also was related by mar
rage to M. II. Jewell, editor OF The
Bismarck Tribune In the pioneer days.
Mrs. Hanscom was Ida Jewell, q cou-
sin Of the editor.
Funeral services for Hanscofn were
conducted Dec. ~ under the auspices
Of Arcana Lodge No. 81, A. F. and
A. M. The body was cremated.
In her letter, Mrs. Jewell sent
greetings to all her friends in Bis
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-01-05
Captures Wolf on
Washington Street

Washington, Jan. 5.-(AP)--
Meeting wolf on Sixteenth
street, which Washington fond
ly calls the avenue of presidents,
was the peculiar experience
Tuesday morning Of Gordon
Rains.
To prove it he has the wolf,
captured with the aid of several
cab drivers and milkmen about
/ o'clock.
After going to all the trouble
Rains hopes no one explains how
the wolf got there. He wants
to keep it.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-01-05

question Of abolition of the LaMoure
county agricultural agents office office q :
t tbe next general election under .
VIZ. n,ornsol If the LaMoure county TAX.
p pavers association. The executive
hoard of the association has besn
directed to draw up petltlons aeA"s
the vote.
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PIONEER RESIDENT
OF BISMARCK DIES
George D. Hanscon, One Time
Manager Of Tribune, Sue
cumbs in Washington

George D. Hanscpm, pioneer resi-
dent OF Bismarck and manager of The
Bismarck Tribune in 1882, died in
Washington Dec. %, according to a
letter received here by Mr.. and Mrs.
w. A. Falconer from Mrs. M. H. Jew
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-01-05

spectively. Other officers installed
included: Frank Josephson, senior
warden; <. A. Handy, junior war
den; r. O. Everson, treasurer; Clay
ton Carlson, senior deacon; E. T..
Klein, junior deacon; Albert New
man, senior steward; Henry Meyer,
junior steward; and William j..
Smith, tyler. G. A. Lindell, secre-
tary, will be installed later.
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ATTEND ALUMNI BANQUET

Fessendcn. N. D., Jan. 5.-More
than 100 attended the annual ban
quet of the Fessenden high school
alumni association here. Walter
Burgstahler, as president. arranged
the program and Kenneth Fahey pre-
sided as POSTMASTER. Musical num-
bers were presented by male trio,
Walter Paul, Clyde People, and Will
liam Thornton, and girls sextet,
in which Lucille Hanson, Verna
Rappuhn, Cara Lyness, Harriet Vim
nord, Cora Melby, and Lillian Paul
sen took part,
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MOTT ALUMNI ELECT

Mott, N. D., Jan. s. Kenneth
Shines was elected president Of the
Mott high school alumni association
at the annual meeting of the organ
ization here. Other officers named
were Earl Rokusek, vice president:
Clarence Massey, treasurer. and Ralph
COlgrove, secretary.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-01-05
OFFERS ROAD BILL

Washington. Jan. 5.-(P)-Senator
Frazier. North Dakota. has introduced
a bill providing for an appropriation
Of Sll ,092, 86l from funds secured from:
the sale of North Dakotas public
lands to be used for roads and
bridges.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-01-05
SYKESTON PIONEER DIES

Sykeston, N. d., Jan. 5. - Moses
Martin, rs years old, who settled
near Sykeston in 1882. the year when
that town was plated and placed on
the map, died here. He leaves his
widow and three children.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-01-05
LINTON WOMAN DIES

Linton, N. D., Jan. 5.-Mrs. Helena
Kelsch. a. widow Of Fred kelsch,
Strasburg. died at the home OF her
son, Valentine Kelsch, near Linton.
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nROWNS IN LAKE

Cold Spring. Mimi. Jan. 5.-(P)-
Paul Schmitt, 81, Cold Spring,
drowned when his automobile broke
through the ice of a lake.
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marck, including Mr.. and Mrs. E. I.
Faunce and Mr.. and Mrs. John B.
Belk. Mrs. Jewell resides at 1854
Fbrty-first avenue, southwest. Seattle.
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MAY VOTE ON AGENT
LaMoure, N. D., Jan. 5.-LaMoure
county residents would vote on the
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-01-05

INSTALL WASHBURN OFFICERS
Washburn, N. d., Jan. 81 Otto
Olson was installed as worshipful
master Of the Washburn Masonic
Lodge, A. F. and A. NJ. here. b. E.
Robinson and John E. Williams acted
IS installing officer and marshal, re-
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-01-05
MARRIED At BERLIN

LaMoure, N. D., Jan. 5. - Miss
Florence Lee and Ole Johnson, both
Of Berlin, were married here by r.
H. Sherman. LaMoure county Judge.
Evening star., 1932-03-29
mouth, washes. Hence, 1t goes times far. That's
waste money antseptcs that must be used full ST

Antiseptic is at least three times as power
full as other leading antiseptics. Hence,
itgoes three times as far-gives you three
times as much for your money-and gives
you greater protection against sore throat
colds. What fine way 20 save money.
Instead Of paying$3 forthree bortles,you
pay 81 for one bottle and make it 60 as
far as rhree-just mix as you use it. For
years people in have diluted ordinary
antiseptics but now they've discovered
their mistake. When choosing your anti
septic, be sure you choose the one that
kills the germs even when mixed with
water. Insist on Pepsodent Anriseptic!
Evening star., 1932-03-29

moning her ex-lotharios out OF tbs
past, she invites them on a week end
party. only to discover that thew
have changed considerably, that one
of them is called a "blimp." and
that the others would never do as
gold star fathers" Finally. of
course. she marries the loyelnrn
lawyer who has been whispering
sweet words of devotion in her ear
for years and years and years, and
politely disposes Of the three resur-
rected fathers.
Miss Janet Beecher, the star Of
this frisky entertainment, Is the
handsome mother who is faced with
this rather serious predicament. She
plays her role with that deftness for
which she Is noted. Mr.. Sydney
Greenstreet is the "blimp" father.
and a most amusing one. TAYLOR
Holmes is one of the others, and the
triumvirate is concluded by Nicho-
las Joy. The children who find
themselves Unexpectedly without
male parentage are capably under
taken by David Morris, Vernon Rich
and Jane Wyatt. Fleming Ward is
the lawyer who finally becomes the
father. and Evelyn Carter Darlington
is the Mrs. Grundy, who is the
reason for the somewhat curious title
of the piece E. de S. MELCHER.
Evening star., 1932-03-29
MOUNTAIN ROAD
BLOCKED BY SNOW
Tourists Turn Back to Cum
observation-disclosures Cars
Delay Work.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

special DlSpaJCu 10 Inc 0taEs
CUMBERLAND, Md, March 29.-
The National Highway westward from
the top of Big Savage Mountain, 2
miles beyond Frostburg to the Pennsyl-
vania line is closed by drifts and tour
lists are turning back. A high wind is
piling the 15-inch snowfall into drifts
8 and 10 feet high and in the face of
it the State Roads Commission plows
can make little progress. Work is fur
ther hindered by scores of abandoned
automobiles buried in snow along the
highway.
Some people are snowbound in their
homes in FroStburg and the snow is
so deep that the funeral of Raymond
Colegan, World War veteran, to have
been held yesterday, was postponed
until today.
Lonaconing is without electric lights
due to the wires being down and tele-
phone communication cannot be had
with Mount Savage. Many poles have
been broken down on the Baltimore
turnpike between here and Hancock
Several inches of snow fell early yes
terday but it quickly melted and the
city streets are dry. Telephone wires
are down both east and west and serv-
ice is delayed. Both the Baltimore &
Ohio and Western Maryland lines re-
port deep SHOWS IN the mountains, but
traffic has been moving with little de-
lay. A Blue Ridge bus en- route from
Pittsburgh, loaded with passengers, was
reported held up by drifts miles west
Of Frostburg.
The Potomac River is rising. The
United States Weather Bureau at
Washington is being given reports
every two hours from here on river
conditions A Quick thaW is bound to
bring high water, it was stated. The
rain precipitation here was 1872 inches
In "a hours, the heaviest in months.
Evening star., 1932-03-29

under the auspices of the Profess
sional Players. It may be set down
as the most ribald of their various
activities.
Some one suggested last night,
why couldn't she have married
him in the first act and be done
with it?" And that more or less
puts the bacon in the fire. If she
had accomplished that, then the last
two acts might have been devoted
to something else. For Mr.. Bot
tomleys thesis is SO well put in its
initial stages, so Unexpectedly red
olent of modern off-key humor, that
his having to expand it on and on
and on is really a crime of a major
hue. Certainly his tag line at the
end of the first act (spoken con-
vincingly by David Morris) is the
peak of q comedy which undoubt-
edly has its uproarious moments
most of which, however, occur be-
fore $50 pm.
Regular patrons of the Shubert-
BelaSco who have gone with clock
Evening star., 1932-03-29
From the Front Row
Reviews and News of Washington' 5 Theaters.

like precision to their orchestral
davenports year by year, will find
this story frankly shocking, A
mother of a nice flock of children
(grown up to the marrisgeable age)
is confronted with the necessity Of
having to tell them that their re-
spective fathers (and they are re-
spective) are a more or less intan-
gible quantity-and that he, or rather
they, in fact, are not the inferred
explorers" they we're supposed to be.
At the sudden discovery that their
mother has never been married, the
children decide among themselves
that. ir order to square herself and
them with the world, she must abso-
lutely look over her trio of ex-
husbands, and marry one of them
before it is too late And so, sum-
Evening star., 1932-03-29
Shubert-B -Belasco Presents
"Olivia Bows to Mrs. Grundy."

TN OLIVIA Bows to Mrs. Grundy,"
Roland Bottomley has COM
mandeered a thrice-told tale.
4 In the first act he tells you that
three handsome children have
three distinct bachelor fathers, in
the second act he tells you likewise
and in the third act he does the
Evening star., 1932-03-29

were thrown and many windows Of the
new hall were smashed.
The fight threatened TO sssl1ne dAr-
gerous proportions when Ne police.
aided by leaders Of ths rival fsetions.
restored order.
Evening star., 1932-03-29

same. 1Qe re-
suit is t h a t
while the first
section of this
farcical trilogy is
vastly amusing,
the remainder
slips off into a
b o t t o. m ] e S S
eternity.
Last nights
a u d / e n C e at
t he Shubert-
Belasco, how
ever, seemed to
find most of 1t
highly amusing.
1t was present.
ed as the last
of the seasons
Evening star., 1932-03-29

IT'S plain to see-the difference be-
i tween Pepsodent Antiseptic and other
kinds is a big difference to the public. It's
the difference between one dollar or three
the difference between positively killing
germs or fooling oneself by diluting
old-syle antiseptics. After all, there are
really only two leading kinds of antisep-
tics. On one side you have the mouth
wash that kills germs only when used
full strength. On the other side you have
Pepsodent Antiseptic-utterly safe, when
used full strength, yet powerful enough
when diluted with two parts of vater, TO
kill germs in 10 seconds. Pepsodent
Amos n Andy brought to you u
by Pepsodent every night ex-
sept Sunday over N. B. c.
~ Xsae is Iomiekf
Evening star., 1932-03-29
Sheriff 70 Adapt Story.

HOLLYWOOD. March ~ OFj.-Erieh
Msris Remarque's story Of postwar
Germany. The Road Back" is % b
adapted for the screen by Robert Cedric
Sheriff, British war veteran and author
Evening star., 1932-03-29
HAN Damaged in Irish Riot.

DUNGANNoN. Tyrone, Northern Ire
land March 20 (P).-Ceremonies OPEN
ing orange Hall here yesterday were
followed by a clash between Nationalists
and Orangemen, during which stones
Evening star., 1932-03-29

o. the stage drama Journeys End
snerrin arrived N Hollywood yesterd9e
TO Try his hand at being a scenarist
Evening star., 1932-03-29

Porpoises and blsckfish supply an oil
which Is highly valuable as a lubri.
cant for aeronautical instruments.
Evening star., 1932-03-29

A faded copy of "A Birds Christmas
Carol" autographed by Dickens. brought
81 $50 at auction in London recently.
Evening star., 1932-03-29

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La gaceta., 1932-01-22
DE ITALIA
AFEITO A UN HOMRRF EN-
UNA JAULA HA-
BAN TRES LEONES

Milan, enero 22.-Alberto Ne
gri, un barbero local. fue CON
tIatado aqui por un virco luego
de que habia afeitado a tn Daya-
so en- el interior de una iaula en-
la cual eStaban tres leones. Ne
gri habia dicho que 10 haria. 81
sc lie daba una oportunidad para
hacerlo, y mientras un domador
rcstallaha su latigo sobre las
bestiaS, 6l paSaba Ia navajo por
la cara del payaso.
lnmediatamente ell director
del circo 10 contrat6 Y cfrecera
como attraction al barbero afei-
tando al payaso junto al donna
dor Y los leones.
La gaceta., 1932-01-22
GRAN NUMER4 DE AIRES
TOS EN- BARCELONA

Madrid, enerb 22-La policia ha
practicable gran n1mero de re-
gistros en- esta poblaci6n Y dete-
nido a I'm numero considerable
de personals, OcupandO prOcla-
mas, libros y documentos dicen
que en- Espana existe un estado
de revoluci6n social y demanda
de los trabaiadores Sc apode-
rem del pOder en- los pueblos y
ciudades,
La Guardia Civil y ell Ej6rcitc
Sc ha extendido por toda "a sec.
cid@.rtafectada. En- Manresa, la
Guard1a E1il capture un i'm
portante cargamente de- armas
y municiOnes.
ia comandancia mAitlr de
Catalgha ha informado que Sc
espera al Instructor Alcala Ga
liano salido aver de Cartagena
La gaceta., 1932-01-22
Ell MOVIMIENTO DE LA
INDUSTRIAL TABACALE-
RIA

Habana, Enero 22.-Con ell
mismo entusiasmo del primer
dfa continda la huelga declara-
da por los obreros de la indus
tria tabacalera.
I'm comite central viene ac-
tuando en- favor de los huelguis-
tas y sc han publicado mani
fiestos desmintiendo otros que
sc dicen han sido hechos circu-
lar por la Union de Fabricantes.
Algunos falsos manifiestos
motivaron hace pocos dias ell a.
rresto del obrero Ricardo Gar
cha, director del Boletin del Tor
cedor, pero sus companeros al
canzaron su libertad probando
que 81 no 10 habia escrito.
Han ofrecido su cooperation
al movimiento varias colectivi-
dades y particulares, entire ellos
algunos barberos que dicen pc
laran Y afeitaran de gratis a los
trabajadores mientras dure la
huelga.
Varios abogados tambien han
ofrecido sus servicios profesio-
males gratis, al comite director
del movimiento.
La gaceta., 1932-01-22
81 a los aeroplanos que el TIC
pueda construir.

Mussolini ha propueSto que
todos los gobiernos de Europa
afectados por las indemnizacio-
mes y deudas de guerra, entire
81 resuelvan primero cancelar
las deudas y reparacioneS y des-
pues informar a los Estados u
nidos que hahiendo hecho este
no pueden seguir pagandole.
Inglaterra Sc opone a la pro
posici6n del primer ministro tia
liano y quiere Sc conceda a Ale
mania, sin demora. una morato-
ria de seis meses.
Nal canine van tomando las
cosas para ell dinero que Estados
Unidos prestara!
mo seria mas elegante can
cellar las deudas, exigiendo Sc
li0re a Alemania del yugo de
las indemnizaciones, Y mantener
ell prestigio de pals generoso,
que e%Xponerse a no cobrar y
ademas pasar ante los ojos del
mundo como avaro burlado?
La gaceta., 1932-01-22
CARTA CABLEGRAFlCA De ESPANA
LA BANDERA ROJA FLOTA
EN- ALCUNOS LUGARES
DE CATALUNA

Madrid, Enero 22.-Toda la
fuerza militar de la Republica
ha sido lanzada hoy contra uu
Ievantamiento en- las provin-
cias de Catalina, donde la ban
dera roja ondea en- aIgunos Iu-
cares y una Republica de Ira
bajadores ha sido proclamada
en- varios pueblos y aldeas-
Las tropas llevan ordenes de
dominar la rebellion a TODD
trance y en- ell menor tempo
possible.
Dicese que los radicales So
han apoderado del dominic
del gobierno en- Berga, Sallen
y otras poblaciones, procla-
mando la revolucion social.
Los huelguistas en- un luRar
detuvieron un omnibus e hicie-
ron que dos monjas cambiaran
sus tunicas p6r trajes de calle.
Bombas exRlotaron en- una
lglesia y un convento de mon
jas en- Zaragoza, sin ausar
d~esgracias personales.
La gaceta., 1932-01-22
UN GRUPO DE PRISIONE-
RIOS HA SIDO PUESTO A
BORDO DEL VAPOR BUE-
nos AIRES

Madrid, Enero 22.--Un nu-
meroso grupo de prisioneros
fue puesto aver a bordo del
vapor Buenos Aires y ell gobier
no do orden al captain de ha-
cerse a la mar, sin especificar-
lie lugar de destino.
lnstrucciones Sc lie enviaran
cuando ell buque este en- alta
mar. Mas de 100 personals fue-
ron detenidas en- Barcelona por
pertenecer a grupos de traba-
jadores de la izquierda.
En- Madrid Sc hacen esfuer-
EOS para declarar en- huelga a
los trabajGdores de la indus
tria de construction y los que
estan hacienda ell ferrocarril
subterraneo.
Hubieron algunos encuen-
tros en- las GALES, siendo dete-
nido mas de so hombres.
De Malaga avisan que ALI Sc
ha declarado la huelga gene
raj sin que Sc hubiera dado un
plazo para hacerlo. La policia
sostuvo un encuentro con los
huelguistas.
La gaceta., 1932-01-22
Restableciendose

Han entrado en- I'm franco
periodic de definitivo restable-
cimiento, las conocidas damas
Estela Machin y Gregoria
Urrutia.
Tambien ell nino Augusta Al
varez, hijo de los esposos Es-
peranza y Benjamin Alvarez,
Residences de la Ga. Avenida
1914, que fue asistido reciente-
mente por ell inteligente DR..
Santiago Paniello de una i'm :
portante herida en- ell rostro,
esta al borde de una cura COM
pleta.
Mucho nos ~alegraria que to
dos estos enfermos Sc recobra-
ran prontamente.
La gaceta., 1932-01-22
HERRIOT CRITICO DURA-
MENTE A LOS ESTADOS
UNIDOS

Paris, Enero 22.-Los peri6
dicos comentan las declaracio-
mes hechas anoche en- la CANA
ra de los diputados por ell lea
der de los socialistas radicales,
Sr. Eduardo Herriot, en- un de-
bate pedido por ell primer mi
nistro Laval.
La camara cast unanimemen
tie Sc expres6 a favor de la
idea de que las reparaciones
son sagradas y que Francia no
debe pagan mas de 10 que ella
reciba.
Herriot deplor6 que Ameri-
ca rechazara hace doce amos
la proposition de un tratado
garantizando la seguridad mu-
tua de las dos naciones.
"Estados Unidos - dijo -
que a menudo sirve de conse-
jero, ganaria acercandose a
nosotros en- las negociaciones
internacionales destinadas a
unir al mundo en- provecho de
la paz."
Critic6 las declaraciones del
canciller aleman Bruening, de
que su pals no podia continuar
pagando Y record6 a la CANA
ra ell curse que podia seguirse
ante ell tribunal de La Haya,
caso de que alguno de los po-
deres signatarios del plan
Young dejara de pagan sus
deudas inter-gubernamentales.
La camara Sc reuni6 en- un
ambiente complicado por una
petici6n de negociar un pacto
con los Estados Unidos garan-
tizando mutua asistencia para
defensa en- case de aggression.
Hizo la llamada Pierre
Faurget, ex-ministro, quien
sugiri6 que Francia pudiera,
en- caso de que tai pacto sc a.
probara, reducir sus armamen
tos en- un 25%.
"Frente a una Alemania con
deseos de venganZa - dijO-
10 mejor para Francia seria
, obtener la ayuda Defensive de
Estados Unidos."
La gaceta., 1932-01-22
Adam Katz

Esta firma, tan acreditada
en- nuestro gran mundo, cuyo
lujoso establecimiento esta en-
la S6ptima Avenida, cuadra
comprendida entire las Gales
IA y Is, lie presenta a su nu-
merosa parroquia, en- esta Sc
mana, un variado surtido de
magnificos articulos, no tan
solo para la mujer elegante, 81
no que tambien para ell joven
cgltO.
No dejen de visitar la casa
favorita, ALI les reservan ex :
traordinarias Y agradables sor
presas.
La gaceta., 1932-01-22
LLEGARA UN AUTOGIRO
Ell DOMINGO

Habana, enero 22.-AnUncia-
Sc para ell domingo la llegada de
I'm autogiro La Cierva que ven
dra piloteando de los Estados
Unidos ell famoso aviador anne
ricano Yancey, que en- 1929 hi
ciera ell vuelo entire New York
y Roma. Yancey realiz6 ell pri-
mer viaje entire New York Y las
Bermudas y esta considerable
uno de los mas famosos navega-
dores de la aeronautica.
Tambien verified un vuelo
por la America del Sur, cruzan-
do los Andes, Con ell autogiro
hara algunas demostraciones en-
el aeropuerto de Rancho Boye-
ros.