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Departed Members Of
Musical Club Honored

A memorial service for departed
members preceded the regular pro
gram when the Thursday Musical
club met Thursday afternoon ct The
American Legion Auxiliary room
World War Memorial building.
The members joined In singina
abide With Me" and Mrs. J. A. Lar
son, 2l0 Avenue A, west, gave the
memorial address.
Mrs. Merton J. Orr, 1913 Fifth st.,
was leader for the following program:
Piano solo. Twill O. The WISH,
Philippians Clara from: vocal solos
"Kashmere Song" Ftnden, and al
lah" by George Whitefield Chadwick
Mrs. Orr; violin solo, allegro Bril-
lante," Tenhave-Mrs. Otto Hansen:
vocal solo, lie Nozzi di Figaro" MO
Fart Mrs. o. I. Devoid; four-part
chorus selections, THE Noon and
Summer Breezes" from 1.-THE Garden
Of Flowers" by Louis Benza.
The four part chorus personnel In
Guided Mrs. Frank Barnes, Mrs. q. +,
Wingreene, Mrs. A. ]. Bauer, Mrs.
John L. Hughes, Mrs. J. p. French,
Mrs. ]. E. Davis, Mrs. Larson, Mrs.
Clifford johnson, Mrs. George
Duemeland, Mrs. Frank ]. Bavendick.
Mrs. Forrest M. Davis, Mrs. A. J, Ar
not, Mrs. r. E. Morris, Miss Ruby
Wilmot and Miss Elizabeth Jones.
Mrs. r. Van Neste was the accom-
PIANIST.
Mrs. Wingreene and Mrs. Baven-
dick served refreshments at the Gloss
Of the program.
X X 4
Miss Esther Teichmann, city school
nurse, who resides at Ill Rosser ave-
nue., left Thursday noon for Fargo
after receiving a message that her
mother, Mrs. Mary Teichmann, Is ser
iously i'll with pneumonia.
4 4 i
The Rebekah Busy Bee sewing So
ciety, meeting Tuesday afternoon with
Mrs. A. w. Snow, oil Eighth st.,
awarded handmade quilt made by
the members to Mrs. Frederick K.
ohde, Ga Sixth st.
\ \ i
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Q. Agre, 8l2 Thayer
avenue, have had visits from their
sons, Captain G. w. Agre, who is sta
toned at Williston with the Salvation
Army corps, and Edward Agre who Is
a student at jamestown college, dur
ing the last few days. Captain Agre
left Thursday morning after attending
to business matters here. Edward
spent Wednesday here while the
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jamestown college basketball team
was returning home after playing al
Dickinson.
The Builders Of the Trail, youne
peoples missionary society Of thu
Presbyterian church, elected new Of.
ficers for . two-month period ct the
meeting held Wednesday afternoon
The program for the afternoon was an
imaginary trip to 0anado, Ariz.. to
study work among the Navajo Indians
The new officers are Marjorie Jones
president: Gretchen Schneider, vice
president; Marietta Meyer, secretary
and Barbara Shaft, treasurer. Those
who retired are Miss Meyer, as presi-
dent, Ellen Hektner as vice president
Marion Galster as secretary and Rose
mary Slorby as treasurer.
4 \ +
Five friends Of Mrs. Matilda
Baumgart, all Of whom had known
her for more than q quarter Of q
century, drove to her home Is miles
north Of Bismarck Wednesday after
noon to help her celebrate her sew
enty-eighth birthday anniversary,
Talking over old times and lunch
served at I o'clock by the guests &C.
cupied the time during the afternoon.
There were several gifts for Mrs.
Baumgart. The guests included Mrs.
Alfred Burkhart, a neighbor Of Mrs.
Baumgart, and Mrs. Harry johnson,
800 Second st.; Mrs. Andy Larson, liz
Avenue G; Mrs. Josie Lundin, SIG
Third st., south: Mrs. Olaf B. Olson,
221 Fifth st., and Mrs. L. p. Wedge,
922 Seventh st., south.
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RUPTURE

n. L. Hoffman,, Expert, NsA
associate Of G. F. RedIich, Mnnespt
lis MINI, viii demonstrate wlsn4..
charRe his perfect Retention sme'os
In
BISMARCK :.
"wednesday and Thursday, M.rcn -
ana Is, 1t the Pstterson ao ses,.
early. Evenings by appointment :.
ANY rupture allowed to protruoe =
dangerous, weakening the wnole ~
tenn. It often causes stomach uou
bic, gas and backpains. ..~,
NV Perfect Retention sn1EF
will hold rupture under any conc.es =.
OF work and contract the opening III
Q short time.
DO not submit to avoidable opera
tions and wear trusses that VIII en-.
large the opening. Many satSIleu
clients In this community. NO mall
order.
HOME OFFICE:
IS Lincoln Bldg, Minneapolis, Mlnn'
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Will Hear Arguments
In GammOns Case Soon

Arguments in the case of the State
vs.. John Gammons will be heard
about March %, according to Assist
ant Attorney General Milton K. Hig-
gins.
The case was set for argument Fri
day Of this week, but upon request Of
John F. Sullivan Of Mandan, GAM
mons attorney. the case was postpon-
ed until later date.
Gammons. who was convicted OF
embezzling funds Of the state indus
trial commission last June and SEN
fenced to seven years in the peniten-
tiary. Is asking for q new trial.
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0l0 lnClm3Cy ana 20 Ceu mex 80m0.
thing.
Stanley married to John Harmon
Northrup was not rs socially inter-
esting as Stanley married to Perry
Deverest would have been. But
there was no escaping the fact that
she was much more interesting
than Stanley not married to John
Harmon, and living in . rooming-
house working for her living. could
ever possibly have been.
John Harmon had possibilities.
He was an author-new but prom.
Using. Nigel Stern was interested
in him. They said that Maynard,
editor Of the Review, was interested
in him. He had written some clever
stories that had been talked about.
He was writing . novel-it might
be = best-seller. II It was, John
Harmon was in . good way Of be-
coming . personality. Personalities
were 1t . premium in Marcia's set.
She had no intention of letting one
slip through her fingers.
Then there was q very natural
curiosity to see exactly how Stan.
ley managed to exist on almost no
money at ali. Marcia wanted to see
just how it was done and just how
dreadful it must be. so that she
could 60 home and sigh about it Z
Bit Marcia wasn't really horrid,
she was just rather more honest,
and less naturally hypocritical. than
most people.
And then there was this matter
| Of Drew's engagement. OF course,
Stanley might know about It Il.
ready: Of course she might not care
ct oil. But on the other hand
Well. anyway. Marcia had called
up Gerda Leasing and they had
come to call on Stanley and now
they were having tea In front Of hez
fire and exclaiming over the pewter
teapot and the primroses and the
Governor Winthrop desk.
II suppose this u just the sort
Of thing that would happen "a
you." Marcia was saying to Stan.
ley. stirring her tea In it, shallow
pink cup. "You've never done thinea
like anyone else and apparently b.
ing poor II no exception. You've
never been like the rest Of a.. Il
one didn't like you 20 well, It might
be annoying. So much has hap
pened to you since We were Ia
school, those years abroad. meeting
all kinds Of interesting people, and
now "a clever husband and this
unusual way Of living"
Don't you ever miss the other
sort Of thing. thought" asked
Gerda smoothly. In her sleek, cool
voice. Don't you get bored with
being poor3"
u miss not having lots Of clothes
and plenty Of hot water and break.
fast In bed" admitted Stanley,
passing Marcia the toast "But
that's 90 little compared with What
! don't miss. ! was much more
bored with being rich-and forevea
following at Aunt jules heals
Il understand she's made . very
good marriage" offered Marcia
"Yes. she wrote me that she had
|-suggested I might have done q
well Il ! had used better Judgment"
"Shs would. Well, she's alwaya
been fortunate IN finding someona
TO support her.
"My dear, she's made . business
Of It'll" Cerda interpolated quickly.
"All the same. Stanley. / don't GEE
how you had the courage to run
away and b actually poor = I'm
quite sure I should have followed
your Aunt jules advice and mar.
ried the most convenient bank &C.
count within reach. You could have
90 easilyl"
Meaning Perry. | suppose
well. yer. Il You will b per.
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
BOfax Cleans EN- Out

I wrote for your instructions for
Graduating reaches, which you sent
promptly. but such a horde Of them
invaded my house that in despera-
ton I sprinkled borax in crevices
and the corners Of cupboards or wher.
ever I thought the reaches would run.
Next morning was delighted to find
many reaches dead. used the borax
for q week or two and have not seen
q roach since. Mrs. A. S. K.)
Answer-I hope other readers will
report their experience with borax.
II it is efficacious it Is much better
than the chemical I recommend for
the purpose. which is far less safe
than borax to have in the house.
Finger Tips Cracked
I am q woman 60 years old and for
the past five years have been much
troubled by cracking Of the finger
tips, and the skin Of my hands being
very dry .. (MrS. H. Al
Answer-Occupation may be q fac
tor. Use of harsh cleaning agents Is
q common cause. Give the finger
tips = good greasing with real cold
cream (made by the druggist after
the Pharmacopoeia formula.
Copyright, 1884, John F. Ollie Co..
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A CASE OF COLITIS AND
A WARNING

A correspondent delivers this warn
ing:
About three months ago I read
your article in which you said
there is no sech animile' as
mucous COLTS. About the same
time I first noticed considerable
mucous II took your advice and
Ignored it as much as possible"
with the result that a few weeks
later I found myself in the hos
pital with q severe case Of ulcera-
tive colitis.
Furthermore the treatment was
rest, irrigations, hypodermic in
jections and freak diet" (your
own Words.
What 1 should like to know
now Is this. Are you still OF the
opinion that there is no sech
animile" as mucous colitis?
II I were writing an article I
should say "At the first sign OF
(we'll omit symptoms) have a
proctoscopic examination"
The correspondents recommends
ton is q good one, only SO few lay
men would act upon 1t. The procto'
scope is an instrument by means O
which the rectum Is examined. Foul
out OF five persons who suffer witt
trouble in this part Of the body prefe1
to fool along with nostrums, freai
dieting and the like. False modesty
or just plain ignorance, keeps mos
victims Of rectal or colonic troubles
away from competent physicians
physicians who do not attempt Il
prescribe for or advise or treat sucf
cases until they have made q proper
and determined precise
ly what is the matter.
I cannot assert too emphaticall!
that there is no such condition q!
mucous colitis." Colitis means In
Examination of the colon, and there
Is certainly no inflammation present
in the characteristic complaint which
wiseacres and their quacks call "mu'
cous colitis."
This correspondent fell into thu
error which many others are likely tt
fall into, from the misunderstanding
by applying the term "colttis'
to a complaint in which there is NJ
such serious condition. The CORE
spondent confused real COLTS with
the imaginary mucous colitis."
liberation in the large bowel Is 9
serious condition. cannot discus!
it here, for the simple reason that i
is impossible to do so without Sug.
costing to healthy readers morbit
symptoms. But I agree with the cor
that the wise course fol
any one who develops any symptoms
at all is to go Immediately to com
petent physician - and remember
please. that a competent physician
never prescribes for or advises o.
treats one with rectal disorder o.
similar complaint until he has mad.
a proper examination and determined
what he is treating.
In DENYING that such a condition
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Stops Your Cough
or mOneu back

- x One swallow Of Bronchu-
line Emulsion and you get
relief - INSTANTLY. I'm"
mistakable relief.
~ssss Certainly you won't need
more than half bottle of this grand
old cough killer to knock that cough
| for good. II you do, You can have
your money back. Service Drug Store
and all other first-class druggists
guarantee 1t.
No dope. Nothing to upset your
stomach. SO why cough, cough, cough
yourself to pieces? Get Bronchuline
Emulsion and REL1EF.-Advertise-
ment.
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HrS--ATTACKS CURBED

TAsss 4 NV hope for victlns Of
~ heve t1ied tspso, . homo treat
Ieak One usse after another aow
Vrieoe that Lepso has relieved them
q attacks. Its fame has spread TOR
g yoase @ one user he's told another:
r. lyuu suffer, send name. sge ana
address - r. Lepso. Apt. %. III.
Wright st.. Milwaukee. Wis.,. and ae
Vtl1 end 0 TRIAL supply OF thts
nD1oo11d Treatment 4rse.-Adv.
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CHAPTER THIRTY.SIx

Nevertheless, he gave something
to John Harmon, satisfied some in
ner craving, quieted some restless
uncertainty within him. When days
came, IS they always did, and
words lost their magic and became
= mere disconnected scrawl-when
those other days came and they
seemed possessed Of the devil and
threatened to carry him away with
them into dangerous irrelevance-
then he sought the bookshop and
found there what he needed re-
turn Of courage and inspiration;
or . sense Of restraint and stabil.
ity. rs the case might be.
Stanley liked to have him come,
liked to know that while she was
busy with customers, wrapping up
books, he was there in the back,
talking with Felix Rose. She felt
that once again, in some intangible
way, she had given him something
rs, indeed, she had.
Coming home together in the
late dusk, they would usually find
Perry or Nigel Stern or Dennis st.
John. or more often all three, wait
ing for them in the room on East
Ninth Street. Then there would be
food and cigarettes and m hour of
delicious talk and relaxation, be-
fore the steady warmth Of John
Harmon's fire.
They discussed everything except
the new Gloria. John Harmon had
even refused to read . line Of that
to Stanley.
Its like beginning Ill over
again" he confessed to them SOBER
". "and I'm % nervous as hades
about anyone seeing II. It may be
quite awful. You know. II it is,
Dennis win be to blame"
Il don't mind in the least she
would retort languidly, ''it can't be
Is awful - the other was futile. y
But - > matter Of fact the novel
that was taking shape slowly but
surely under John Harmon's freshly
purged inspiration was neither aw.
full nor futile. It was good and in
his innermost heart John Harmon
knew that this was so: but be had
suffered and he no longer took
things for granted. He wrote care
fully and with . great deal Of
humility and with = real fear Of
the too-easy phrase, the too-facile
thought. He was done with surface
finish-he was plunging into bed
rock. He was striking his roots
deep this time - that they might
bring forth enduring results.
And then one rainy afternoon
when Nigel and Dennis had gone
to IN exhibition 1t the Anderson
Galleries and Perry was out Of
town and John Harmon was shut
up in his study. struggling over .
stubborn chapter. Marcia and Gerda
Leasing came TO call.
Stanley had come home early
4SVSO tsS0 OssVR VIII = uS8O0Su0 8I1O
WAS poking In the medicine box for
some aspirin when Marcia's long,
beige car drew up In front Of the
house and Marcia herself rang the
bell. There Was nothing to do but
stop looking and powder her nose
and say Darn" and 60 out to greet
them.
Having done this most enthusi.
astically, she put more wood on the
fire, boiled water tor tea and set
out the shallow pink cups and the
pewter teapot.
Marcia looked about her, frankly
curious. She had not come entirely
for tea or to see Stanley. She could
have ten 1t any number Of amusing
places and she saw Stanley quite
often now 1t Nigel Storms or going
So how Stanley lived. to renew an
shout with Perry; she had come 70
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Circulate Petitions
For New School Levy

Grand Forks, N. D., March SIP
Petitions initiating a state law to
permit school districts to levy suffi-
cient taxes to raise SO annually 70,
each child enrolled, or continue op-
Grating on. the present l8-lnill limit
we're put into circulation over the
state. II sufficient signers are Oh
tanned, the matter would be voted on
in the June primary election.
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All rights of republication Of all other
matter herein are also reserved.
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GRAND FORKS MAN DIES

Grand Forks, N. D., March 6.-R1-
Tom Moore, Jr., ~ years old, who had
been connected with the automobile
business in this city for the last seven
years, died at his home here early
Thursday after five weeks illness.
Moore was born In Genoa City, Iowa,
in 1907 and came to Grand Forks in
1912 with his parents. After attend
ing Northwestern Military Academy
at Lake Geneva, Wis.,, and the UNI
versity Of Grand Forks, Moore en-
tered business with his father, the
late Tom Moore, here In 1927. A kid
ney ailment caused his death.
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IS mucous colitis'' occurs am not
advancing merely my own notion.
am giving you the consensus Of me-
dical opinion. Try and controvert It
IL any physician Of standing has the
courage to dispute this teaching.
The correspondent seems deter.
mined to show me up in the worst
light. Among the remedial measures
that were used in treatment Of the
Lucrative colitis was freak diet"
Freak diets, to my mind, are the
kind wiseacres monkey with on their
own funny notion or on the sugges-
ton Of some mail-order humbug
healer. I have never implied that
dietary regulations prescribed by ones
own physician are in any way absurd.
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sonal."
RI know. Il was the obvious thing
to do. IF Perry hadn't been fishing
In Canada, probably would have"
Stanley lied easily.
we rather thought you were en-
gagged TO Drew Armitage." Gerda
lighted . cigarette. blew ! cloud Of
smoke ceilingward.
~Oh, no, It never got ~ far -
IN engagement and after the crash
Drew just naturally dropped out
Of the picture. I don't imagine Drew
could afford . wife without . for.
tune. anyway"
RI understand he Is acquiring
both. just 1t present" Marcia spoke
casually, not looking ct Stanley.
$50 that's the answer to these
frequent trips to Chicagol Tell 10
the rest, Marcia" Gerda was frank
u interested.
Her name 70 Sylvester-Janet
Sylvester. Beautiful girl, beautiful
inheritance. Drew il sitting pretty,
al right" Marcia set down her tea
cup carefully. lighted . cigarette.
"She's sitting pretty too, II you
ask me. Drew is the most perfectly
fascinating man that was ever let
loose in New York. I've been mad
about him ever since Johnnie i'm.
ported him from Chicago. You'll
never know how ! envied you last
spring. Stan, when he Was giving
you such : terrific rushls
Little stabbing shivers Of pain
were darling before Stanley's eyes,
little crashing noises were thunder.
ing In her ears. Drew engaged
Drew married. Drew holding IN.
other girl in his arms, whispering
things against her lips, kissing her
mouth.
With . great effort Stanley
pushed away the shooting pain
from her eyes. closed her ears on
the crashing noises, stilled the
fierce. painful throbbing Of her
heart, forced her voice up into her
throat, made It obey her.
He made love divinely,s she
heard herself saying. IN : light,
slightly amused voice, which she
had . queer feeling couldn't DOS
sfbly belong to her. ''but ypu never
really took him seriously, do you
think7 I'm surprised that he's &C.
tualiy settling down.
well. something may happen
yet" Marcia gathered up her be.
longings. But they're both COMING
On tor . month in New York, and
] understand the wedding % ar.
ranged for June. ri Be having
them for dinner - you and John
Harmon had better break your nc.
ord and come"
It's . great temptation - IN
surely try" Stanley managed I
CARELESS smile, felt her lips tremble
with the effort.
She won't though remarked
Marcia, % soon - they we're safely
IN the car.
wont what?s
Wont come to dinner. lt's N,
very good opinion that she's still
IN love with him.
with Drew AFmitags3s
@0f course. stupid"
We'll. must ray. she concealed
i wall. Il che i'll"
She would. She's, too rood /.
sport to Do anything else. But. you
ssss ] saw her last June and she
certainly was them
But tor good heavens sake.
Marcia. shes married nowls
sAs Il that ever proved any.
thingl" retortsd Marcia, giving the
wheel . twist and sending the car
down a.side street 10 avoid the red
light.
CTs Be Coatisusdl
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building. Members Of the senior
Auxiliary viii serve the refreshments
Chapter B, Sponsor Mothers'
clubs, viii meet at 8 O'Clock Thursday
evening ct the home Of Mrs. George
WIN, 323 Third st.
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Meetings of Clubs
And Social Groups

The Delphian club meeting, which
regularly would be held Friday, has
been postponed for one week and will
be held March Is with Mrs. H. w.
Rosenthal, 702 Avenue E, as hostess.
4 \ X
The Women's Relief Corps will
meet at 2:30 O'Clock Friday afternoon
with Mrs. Ray NJ. Fuller, 718 Main
avenue.
i 4 4
The Past Matrons' club Of the Or
der Of the Eastern Star is to meet at
2:30 o'clock Friday afternoon with
Mrs. Van r. Middlemas, 100 Thayer
avenue, west.
4 i i
All Junior American Legion Auxil-
iary members who have birthdays in
the months Of December, January,
February and March will be guests Of
honor at the birthday party which is
to feature the meeting Friday after
noon. The group will assemble at I
o'clock at the American Legion
Auxiliary room, World War Memorial
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ARMY CHIEFTAIN DIES

San Antonio, Tex, March 8.-(R-
Col. Gordon Johnston, chief Of staff
Of the second division, died Thursday
morning of injuries received when his
horse fell in polo game.
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usual condition. You can help yourself by
. diet which should include plenty Of milk,
fruits and vegetables A good medicine like
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery,
which any good drug store can supply, has
my greatest confidence.
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DOCTORS ANSWERS
10 Questiolls

By S. c. Baboock, NJ. D.
q. ! am in q rundown
condition. dsse to q fire.
Qvest bad cough and
R0nsGch fv0ssbse. Wh0t can
! DO 70 help this eondi-
ti0nf
An&-This IS not IN un-