The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 16, 1921, Page 3

a ry * « o .Y \ 4 i ws i ‘ ] v v d N NX € & f © 5s] PROWLER: TAKEN, / MONDAY, MAY 16, 1921 dp stiiey's ¥ AND. CONFESSES, Bismarck in Last, Two “Weeks The prowler has been captured, ac- cording to the police. ' He ig alleged to.be Arthur Scheroer, ENGI Seas eats “projects could never have we issue each month. / cost to you--ner are you obligation. if THE WORLD'S FOREMOST Were it not for the assistance the Department , ofthe Interior has rendered, ‘our wonderful irrigation systems, waterworks and similar such a3 this is vital to all of us. This phase of our government's endeavors to further prosperity is graph- ically told in the fifth of the series of articles which’ To receive this story and the ones previously pub- lished send us your name and. adaress. There's no -BISMARCK BANK ‘Bismarck, N. D. paroled-from the St. Cloud, Minn., re- formatory on April 21, He was play- in. ‘the, Rex theater orchestra. here, and was taken in custody by Chief of Police Martineson and Deputy Sheriff Phelw Saturday night. The spolice say ‘he confessed he was the man who entered a number ‘ot homes, the? robliery: of some of which had not been mide public. This after- noon he was taken to the various places! by Chief: Martineson, and iden- tifled the places, it was ‘sald. . They included the homeg of Aldyth Ward, Wiliam’ Jager, Leon Brown,’ i, H. Murley, Dr. F..B, Strauss, V. M. Dreshach and one, or two others. Jewelry taken from the home of F..H. Hurley was recovered. The man had obtained some small i. . NEER- been developed. Progress placing yourself under any Ce) q w | Midsumim Special Matinee Tomorrow r 2:30 “““““TONIGHT TOMORROW _.JesseL.lasky presents WILLIAM DE MILLE'S Pasiareez _ PRODUCTION. with Lois Wilson. Lila Passion — the great warning and leaves the burning to ashes’ honor, fire. has ever seen.” sums of money from some of the TT” wee ‘homes. He had’ been unde? suspicion | a TE { | for geveral days, . A Ed. . ‘ DIVORCE WILL FIGHTING ZONE BECONSIDERED IN KENTUCKY 'Presbyterains to Discuss It At Comb Hillsides in Seach of Men Gahering ~ Causing: Trouble in Strike | : Area Winona. Lake, Indi, May 16.—The bests question: of divorce will again be con; Williamson, W, Va., May 16.—Ken-' aaereg by aisha it being an-'tucky militiamen recently jn. the. nounced: hare that the Presbytery of Williamson fighting zone have sti Phitndeloh: 3 ad sa a gl Y% have stamted hiladelphia has overturned the Gen- combing the wooded:mountain section, eral Assembly which opens a nine-day | ~ conterence on May 19, to change the) arid haye arrested five men, according Presbyterian Confession of Faith mak-|to reports reaching Sherif Pinson’s ing it unlawfgl for a minister: to/office today. The men. were taken to, marry a divereed person. ‘Pikesville, Ky., the report said. i The overture refers to the great! |For the present, it. was stated, the prevalence of remarriage of divorced, militiamen will not devote efforts to persons and comments upon the great, 4Pprehending «those who have been number of divorces “for slight and|engaged {in the fighting but will make | unwarrantable reasons which tend''to/an éffort to locate. the base of sup- diminish’ the sanctity of the niarriage! Plies from which distribution of arms tie and threatens the purity of the and-amnfunition has: been made, ac- home and is an obstacle to the growth cording to officials. » of the kingdom of God.” Little firing was reported thig morn- After citing more instances an@jing along the battle lin other grounds why divorces should be} asta more! closely guarded the overture). Williamson, W. Va. May 16—New comes out as follows relative to min-| outbreaks were reported at Merrimac, isters: | where Kentucky. mountaineers fired | upon citizens. Other towns in the “It shall be unlawful for any min-} - ¥ ister. ‘to. marry- a divorced person, |20Re of the industrial strike were quiet other than the innocent party where | Sunday night. er Madness Jack Holt ¢ Contd Nagel soul. It may be nothing more than the beautiful bare arm of a woman which suddenly lights the hot flames of desire— hanging a woman’s life-long friend into her hunter — } A story that hurls the instincts of ages into the midst he of modern conventions and cleanses them, all with living ‘ : Acclaimed bythe editor of The Moving Picture World as “the greatest legitimate dramatic :preduetion the screen y Adapted ffom the Novel, “His Friend and His Wife,” the divorce has been granted. upon) es aa the ground of adultry; and shall not! Urges Martial Law Washington, May 16.—Senator Suth- have expired since the time of thaferland, of West Virginia, called -on ; granting ofthe decree.” {Secretary Weeks,today to urge him to; ements | promulgate the proclamation signed HAVE A SMOKE ON ME, . |by President Hgrding declaring mar- Florence, Italy, May 16—Smokers | tial law in the \ arets now.’ All they have to go is in-| Ties See hale the air. The San Pancrazio to-' 3 bacco tactory, one of the largest in} Italy, burned down and the air is filled | | “Just _an hour’s ride to the lit-| : j | tle mountain camp. _ Moonlight! é outside — Romance and the; i 4 : f one perfect mo-| Admiral Benson Writes On Mer- Madness,” at the Bismarck} Theatre tonight. is | Landon, May 16.—Adm Benson, j chairman of the United States Ship-} ping board, writing on the fyture of; LADIES ¢ | the publication, Fairplay, si “Am-| iS erica is upon the’ sea -to stay. Who: can doubt that she will, after wit: relining and repairing, dry- ; nessing the wonderful-—almost —un- cleaning and dyeing. j the ‘World war? KLEIN — Tailor and Cleaner |) “America has expended $4,000,000,- 1000 to make a place for herself upon ~ the seas, an dhas made that ‘place, jit, there is sufficient commerce for| all nations to. thrive upo.. | “It should not be forgotten that the | ruthless enemy \ practically wiped out of our overseas shipping. If America | had not by é shipbuilding made up) for this lack“ in world shipping occan rates would be soaring today. \futiire of the American Merchatt-iMe- | rine. The shipping of the entite?world: | is now in a, period of depressiop. but | I believe that within a shrort time we fact, even now there are indications | of a revival. | “We are now ship’ independent, and | we must, and will strivé to maintain marry such party until one year shall —Ssi Tike area of West Vir- | here don’t have to buy cigars and cig-|ginia and Kengucky. with pungent smoke. — tt ment.” ‘rom “Midsummer! chant Marine the American Merchant Marine in We -do expert remodeling, | dreamed of—accomplishments during j and will undertake"earncstly to'retain | a good part of the most cfficient type “I, for one, am optimistic as to the} | Shall see a turn for the better in | that independence,* [BEAST ROAMED _ , NORTHLAND ON ITS HIND LEGS | New York, May 16.—Best minds of | the Arherigan Museum of Natnral 'His- | tory agree that. the Gorgosaurus, a gigantic beast which lived way back in paleozoic times,-ran, when in a ; hurry, on its hind legs, | Nobody ever saw a Gorgosauraus, but scientists snooping around his an- cient habitat have found enlightening / footprints and other evidence! that he | once lived’ in’ what is now the! Cana- dian province of--Alberta. They show i that this carnivorous dinosaur used all fours in ordinary traveling but be- ing spurred to high speed, the big | fellow got up on his hind legs. Ac- cordingly, a Gorgasaurus skeleton re-| cently acquirdd by the museum from the Red Deer ‘River beds of Alberta has just been mounted { his, running pose, Key ¢ Lee. driver of men —strikes. without mark of his whip livid across the loyalty, reason, By COSMO HAMILTON THIS PIGGY GOES TO MARKET— ‘and almost. every place {that Helen THE BISMARCK ‘TRIBUNE | ./mourning the loss of her thee MOURNS LOSS OF KITTENS THEN MOTHER ‘CHICKS’ ‘New Bedford, Mass., May 16.— who lived ‘but a few minutes & matronly English, short-haired cat, turned to the incubator for consola- tion and now is the foster mother to a brood of chickens. The fetine phil- anthropist* has taken lodgings behind a stove in the home of Mrs. John T. Morey of this city, and bestows coi- stant care and affection upon her be+ loved but. puzzling family. A-practical minded hen_discoverei she has been duped into completing a hatching job which an incubator had started. The fowl immediately de- serted . the seven newly arrived chicks. Mrs. Morey transferred the auan- doned chickens to the tenement occu- ' d pied formerly by the cat, where they came to ‘the notice of Nellie on her first visit to: the kitchen since her bereavement.” After an hour of silent contemplation she decided upon adop- tion. The first display of motherly inter- est almost disrupted the newly ac- quired family. Nellie decided that th: downy orphans needed a bath. While the method of washing brought’ no complaint the wetting that was ad- ministered caused a general retreat. Not until the cat had stretched her self out.to forget her new troubles in sleep did the chickens approach her. Then they discovered that fur makes an ideal bed. Now the cat and chick- ens approach her. Then they discov- ered that fur makes an ideal bed. Now the cat and chickens take milk from the same saucer and at fight the or- phang nestle to the foster parent. YORK CORRESPONDENt By Ne per Enterprise. York, May 16.—Nobody has a Chinaman’s choice to beat Broadus M. Love for the job of auditor of York unty, Love, who has been county auditor for eight yea’ not only ef- ficient and accommodating; but the most careful and conservative of men in-business. Anr this co ation of- ten is reflected in his speech. Love stood on the court house square the other day talking with a, friend. Farmer came along driving the grayest of gray mules. “My, but that is certainly a gray mule,” remarked the friend. “Well, I don’t know,” Auditor Love said as he stroked his chin, “But I'll say this—he is gray on this side, all right.” ‘ : >. HAD. SENSITIVE EABS Bellaire, O.. May 16.—John Shunk heard a launch motor. When the boat landed he“fdentified it as -one stolen from h4m six months ago. “I'd know the sound of that engine any place,” John said. Good Clean Pictures are what FROM |Lee Worthing, New York beauty, goes. {She calls him “Gippy” and leads him (with a leash. Pigs are supplanting ENS 10:5" 2s house pets you see at the Orpheum. See Mary Miles Minter. in “Don't Call Me Little Girl,” tonight. WEBB BROT TONIGHT—TOMORROW Low Shoes For wear on all occasions Not only because they are so comfortable and-attractive are low shoes gaining fast.in favor, but-because they are so practical and.easy to slip on. ‘They show up one’s ‘new hose.too, to best advantage. ‘This is a good time to purchase, for our stock is complete, including oxfords . and pumps.of calf, suede and. kid in black, brown, gray, _ tan, white, etc., with the popular military walking, regu- lation French or Baby French heels. . rar. ‘. 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