The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 9, 1922, Page 3

MONDAY, JANUARY 9, 1922 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE OVER THE HILL 1S PRAISED BY NEW YORKERS Picture Wins Unanimous | Ap- plause of Critics of New York Papers “Over the Hill.” the William Fox screen adaptation of the famous. Will Carleton poem, not only had an amaz- ing reception by a brilliant assem- blage on the night of its premiere on Broadway, but, from the standpoint of press criticism, was accorded a most unusual welcéme. The review- ers of tht New York p wpparent- ly vied with each other in singing the praises of this wonderful picture of simple home life and homely virtues. Frank /Pope, writing in the New! York Journal of Commerce, prefaced | his review with the frank statement} that he;does net care especially for motion, pictures. Then he adds, re- garding the premiere of “Over the Hill”: “But Jast night we saw Mary Carr, of whom we neyer heard before, | play a mother~as a mother probably | never has ‘been played—tor the screen at least—before. Reviewers of pic-, tures raved over the work of Vera Gordon in ‘Humoresque,’ and review- ers of plays did the same over Emma Dunn in ‘Mother’ and ‘Old Lady 31; but let them ‘see Mary Carr in this picture. It is“safe to assert that the camera never has’ recorded a finer, more faithful piece of acting.” glican party to head that industry we GIVEN $6,000 _ Robert Welsh suggested the acid test to which the picture was sub- jected when he said in his criticism in the Evening Telegram, “An alidi- ence» which included many distin- guished persons gave is the hearty welcome which it so richly deserves, HARRISON DON’T LIKE. PROSPECT OF NEWEST STA Washington, Jan. 9 — Protesting against acceptance by ‘Postmaster | General Hays of the tendered position | as head of the motion picture indus- try Senator ‘Harrison, Democrat of Mi ippi, declared in the senate; that the motion picture producers. get the biggest politician in the Repup- must look upon it with suspicion.” Stating that he had no doubt ‘Mr. Hays would accept the offer and re- tire trom the cabinet, Senator Harri- son said he was “fearful” that if the former Republican National chairman “becoines the head of the motion- pic- ture industry he will place a censor- ship upon some Democratic pictures that should be shown.” Senator Harrison said he coyld not gine that the industry sought Mr. $ as a star to show with Mary Pickford, Douglas. airbanks and “Fat- ty” Arbuckle. - VERDICT HERE A jury in district court awarded aj} verdict to the North Dakota Aero Com- pany against the National Liberty In- | surance Company for $6.000. claimed ta | be due as insurance on an airplane | which burned up at Sidney, Monana, ! more than a year ago,. C. J. Cameron! was pilot of the machine at the time. } The company asked the value of the machine, i Court was not Judge Coffey being Gerthan Material and. in. session today, in Jamestown, a jov jis ONLY WOMAN TO RUN ‘RADIO SCHOOL “Miss Mary Texan Loomis is the only woman in the world to conduct radio telephone school. That is in lls at work at her drill pr partly of her own inyent.ion. Washingten. She is shown here in The radio phone transmitter on the left Labor is Asked For ¢ o Paris, Jan, eral 3 “9 —Inhabitants of sey-| defastated villages along the | and accorded not only the tribute of] Chemin des Dames have demanded the | ‘spontaneous laughter to the many de-| employment of German material and| lightful‘comedy scenes, Wut also paid} labor in their reconstruction. Thi that rarer-tribute, the gift of sympa-} asked the Minister of Liberated Ri thetic tears over the pathetic’episodes]gions, to organize a referendum of in the story.” : parish ffected to take a vote on) James Spearing, writing in the New] the que: | York Times, declared: “Its capac They a rted that their villages for tear-water and gallery cheers had been neglected by the government | unlimited. It is impressive—Its as-| for three AT'S, sault upon the emotions is sweeping. Miss Agnes Smith, of the Morning HER FAITH REWARDED. Telegraph, wrote: “It is.so true and Leeds, Mngland, Jan. 9.—For 41 days so vividly yet simply told, that it im-} while her husband was in jail await- presses itself upon your memory aS} ing trial on a charge of forgery, Mr one of the high spots in film produc-|'Henry W. Drinkwater maintained his, tions.” i innocence. Her faith was rewarded |W The picture is shown at the Rialto,} when ‘beginning. today. crime, 1 Wi second [38 new students in the jlo tas, 1 yas SY ida i ior “Pape’s Cold: Compound” Breaks any Cold in a Few Hours ancther man confessed to the the holidays, enteted school. lor "| superviser 0) | signed ithe W SCHOOL BELLS RING OUT ONCE MORE Z School bells rang again today, and not only practically all pupils back in 1901 but a number of new ones. It as said that 10-to 15 new pupils, me from other tow aud some of hom ‘had moved to Bismarck during Sckiool will now move rapidly to- ard a close of the fir: emester on niary 20. On January 23, when the ester begins, there will be high school, ing the enrollment to nearly 400. is not yet definitely known whether not-another teacher will be necded the high schocl. Miss Emma Taubert, sselton, assumed the formerly of ty, succeeding M Clara Smith, re- Miss Alma Rorvig, teacher in school, was delayed in nneapnlis because of but will return within a day Miss Maye Peitz, of Hankin- nily, ‘So. Year Graduations IN CITY AFTER HOLIDAY VACATION ' Enrollment is Increased By Several Students — School to Move Rapidly Toward, the End of the First Semester on Jan- uary 20, When Mid- Will Take Place Health conditions are said to be bet- r than at any previous time this The es for the resumption of school, general condi- an improvement in tions. equirement of doctor’s ex- absences is removed with because of It was announced that under the di- rection of J. J.M. he a series the Ric! ning for five wee of 10 cents will * be’ MacLeod there will tic events given at each Tues An adm charged, lay eve- ion fee The money will be used. to pay for pic-} tures purchased fior the school. The events ha school student, Severtson, is completing her 15 ill be. in the Richholt a. high credits for high school graduation at this sem and will enter nose running; relieves headache, aaa ness, feverishness, sneesing. , s Cold Compound” is surest rejiet- known: s only a few cents at drug without assisiance. Instant Relief! Djn’t stay stuffed- up! Quit blowing and snuffling! A dose of “Pape’s Cold Compound” tak- en every two hours until: three doses are taken usually breaks any cold the and) = ROSARY CAST. home is destroyed and yet the cause |~ unknown. 4 But Father Kelly, with a faith that on with of all this disaster moves mountains, goes serenely, confidently, Vall Dy Sity Normal, here in June for graduating immediately returning exercises, quietly, but one ot You Can Buy Karo At Lower Than Pre-War Prices VERY mother in America will be glad to know that Karo—the Great American Syrup — is lower than pre-war prices. - Karo always was one of the most econ- omical foods you could possibly use. Now it’s even more so. And just as delicious and wholesome as ever. Give your children plenty of pure, ndur- ishing Karo, and save on your butter bills. For Karois concentrated food—that helps build strength and health in young and old alike. : You'll never know how good pancakes and biscuits can be until served with plenty of rich Karo. Ask your grocer to send a can up to the house today. Beautifully il- FRE lustratedCorn ‘Products Cook Book of sixty- four pages. Write Corn Prod- ucts Refining Company, De- partment A.. Argo, Illinois. CORN PRODUCTS SALES CO. G. L. Cunningham, Manager Twin City State Bank Building, St. Paul, Minn, WOULD LIMIT REDISCOUNTING OF BANK PAPER Comptroller of Currency, In Annual Report, Gives His ddea on Rediscounting Washington, Jan. 9.--Limitation of bank right up. The first dose opens clogged-up nos i acts Contains no quinine. trils and. air passages of head; stops on Pape’s. Opening Today at Rialto [DA CANDO CRW AGE wwnsge TS ANNOUNCED purpose in view, the happiness those he loves. He solves the mystery and lets the white light of truth into the minds that have been darkened by evil. (More than this, he finds the one who has caused all the misery and re-| peones sui OMe rs another bank is, at best, questionable procedure” and is lia- ble to become a menace when “a bank pyramids its credit” through misuse of the privilege. “I feel: that recént experience ad- monishes us of the need for limita- tions and safeguards against the pos- sibility of excesses,” Mr. Crissinger said. “If the law had placed a wise hand proper limitation upon ‘the extent did, double | these rediscounts, very téw ha- the privilege of rediscounting | paper as a means of extending credit was recommended to Congress today by D. R. Crissinger, comptroller of the currency, in his report for the yeay ending last October 31. Redis- counting of one bank’s paper by an- he said “a Ady. To Present ae oi at St. “Mary's Auditorium Jan, 18-19 | {Tho cast whien will pfesent “The |Rosary,” to be given for the benefit jof St. Mary’s «school January 18 and 19 was announced today by Director m | Jceseph M. Golden. The includes ‘Many well known loca] people,: in- cluding Margaret McDonald, Vivian Dolan, Mary Berger, Arlene Fisher, {Paul J Mas asoen, Ji J. Walsh, Wil- | # ly, Sauer, and Mr, |He had sav CHAPLIN AT THE ELTINGE Yor the many hundredth time-Char- lie Chaplin has fallen into the clutches of the police. The occasion was when be slept on a park bench before a big hotel. His dreams roved y trom affluence d the girl und was leading lier to the altar when the cop said “beat it.” And Charlie | of time. Lots’of Jaugh: urround hat) ld incident in “The Idle Class” which is| tional banks, in my opinion, woulc ‘ r a m- being shown al the Wltinge today and have failed or even been gravely e1 barrassed.” rrow. ‘The comedy is two reels ; H0 ee a | The comptroller recorded his em- en The play: will he presented in the follo uce Wilton has told, i un he lavishes on hi a fortune o, Vera. Jin length, and in connection with it “| she explained. ‘Paris, Jan. 9—Raymond Poincare, formerly President of France, is the latest prominent adherent to a rights- for-women campaign which is in pro- gress here. The purpose of the movement is to place the wife on an equal footing with the husband by giving her con- trol of her property. A bill conferring that right is being considered by the Commission for Civil Legislation. In France it has been customary for the wife to give complete control of her property to her husband, WAY TO SAVE POSTAGE, Oxford, England, Jan. 9—With a grocery order from a customer in a nearby town came two’ letters which she asked the grocery man to deliver. The customer wanted to.save postage, ‘ with aggregate capitalization of $20,- | 005,000. In the same period 34 banks | were reported to have failed and 93} reported, growing from 18,195 to 18 875 with aggregate resources: incre Pe * eos: is led by Secretary Leon Jouhaux aad P oincaire Figting the other by Communists who regard ’ . For Women’s Rights en the name of the French Revolu- tionary Federation of Labor (La Gon- the nationalization of public services, such as railroads, and mines and a to the bitter end, insurrectional move- ments, international agitation and an to have gone into voluntary liquida- | tion, State commercial banks showed the s ing by $190,00@,000° Loan and trust — companies increased 66 in number but] paris, Jan. 9—The French Federa- decreased $138,900,000 in resources. the present organization as too mod- erate, and demand that it join the Third Internationale of Moscow. federation Generale du Travail Revo- lutionnaire). The program of the revolutionary better share to labor in the profits of industry, but it purposes to gain its ends by methods that are more ener- intense anti-militarist campaign. The ‘first act of the new organiza- tion is expected to be its formal ad- greatest increase for any single class of banking i tution the comptroller tion of Labor has been for some time k ar, ‘practically split into two factions. One Now it is faced with the active op- Lesition of extremists who have tak- group is the same as that of the old organization in general. It demands getic than those of the old federation. It advocates general strikes carried hesion to the ‘Third Internationale of Moscow. bu aN K fiu | the calamity desc THE OLD 5-CENT LOAF RETURNS | ‘Badetke in ‘OVER THE HILL’ William. Fox Production, You will be a better man or woman after having seen this WONDER PICTURE ~ Special Orchestra Matinee and Evening. First show at 7:00 p. m. Second show at 9:15 p. m. PRICES Matinee 20 and 35c. Evening 25 and 55c. | pr | ar Their household is it into it cre o one hea elly, a a happy one a note of menac as first, save Fi the former’ tutor to work with tal sense to find the ng the adverse in- hold. Almost on ering the cause, ids upon the Wilton fortune iss pt a manner that Het es his wife was the cause of his | sharpened me rson wha, is caus uence in the hou verge n. Husband and wife are siete! the David Butler appears in Gamble” from Post stor The } Top: gram. Thursday. “Girls Don’t You can trust'to the coal we sell. Washburn Phone 453. Lignite You won’t be disappointed. Coal Co. The 5-cent loaf of bread is back in New York, for the first time since e-war days. e selling a 14-ounce loaf, 3 . Some stores are selling a Bound loaf for a nickel and others a Saturday) Evening | tion, propo: News pictures and | income received OOOO § of the day are also on the pro~| in building and loan associations, de- AN ¢ Mr. and Mrs, Carter DeHaven |.Claring that it “offers a new method fi in “The Girl in the Taxi” is the Hl-| for the tax dodger, is undesirable and i He reiterated sun- s} tinge attraction for Wednesday and | class legislation.” {all of which, he said, | space inh | phati€ opposition to the tax exemp- d by Congress, of $300 of from money invested jdry recommendations to meet ‘‘chang- | ed conditions in.methods of banking” already have been embodied in resolutions present- ed in Congr Mr. Cri \ For: Constipated Bea dee- Bilin: Liver to tenia will empty your bowels com- pletely by morning and you will feel splendid, ‘They work while you ; ry sleep.” Cascarets never stir you up or code ‘ pauigeron n | 8tipe like Salts, Pills, Calomel, or Oil rere beatae antag and they cost only ten censs @ 00x is candy-like Cascarets. One or two | Children love Cascarets too. Adv. Rg ne N LTING THEATRE Direction Valleau Theater Company The nicest cathartic-laxative physic your bowels when you have Headache Biliousness ger devoted considerable report to an econium of the. national banks of the country which, he said, throughout the trying period of last year “demonstrated a most ii ive stability, strength of management.” National banks chartered during the year totalled 169, the repdrt showed, Farmers, Trappers—Attention ® LET US TAN YOUR HIDES AND FURS into useful articles, such as robes, coats, rugs, mittens, caps, fur sets or any kind of leather. ‘ If you prefer sellin send your fur to us for full market value. WRITE TODAY for FREE fur price list, tanning price list and shipping tags. dhe Bismarck Hide & Fur Co. Bismarck, N, D. TONIGHT and TOMORROW CHARLIE CHAPLIN in......“THE IDLE CLASS” DAVID BUTLER in... .“GIRLS DON’T GAMBLE” NEWS... .scsceececcscsceeeeess Topics of the Day WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY Mr. and Mrs. CARTER DEHAVEN in........ seteeeeeeeeceess “THE GIRL IN THE TAXI” Toonerville Comedy SAVE 50c A TON Order Your Coal From The New Salem Lignite Coal Co. (Corner Front and Eighth St.) | ? COMING CHAS. RIGLER, Manager. WALLACE REID in. vas Phone 738. MARY ALDEN in. “THE OLD NEST” COAL $5.00 PER TON HOUSE PETERS in. THE } FROM LOST RIVER” DELIVERED HELENE CHADWICK in.“DANGEROUS CURVE AHEAD “THE HELL DIGGERS” Matinee Daily 2:30, Evenings 7:30 & 9,