The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 5, 1923, Page 2

PAGE TWO NEW FACES TO BE SEEN IN NEXT CONGRESS! f© (Continued trom Page 1) Congress also will lose its single “dare-devil aviator” — self-styled — Representative Manuel Herrick, of Oklahoma, who, in a swan song, an- nounced taat he was one congres- sional “lame duck” who would re- frain “from “quacking around the President's corn crib.” Two of the ree women members of the House also end their service. iss Alice M. Rdbertson, Oklahoma, and Mrs, Winnifred Mason Huck, of Illinois. Thus Mrs. Mae Ellen Nolan remains as tae one woman member of the new Congress. She fills the place long held by her late husband, John I. Nolan, of Cal- | ifornia, Many committee chairmen also ar to give up their places in tae House, Patrick H. Kelley, of Michigan, who has drawn the naval appropri: bills in the last few years, goes out. Like Mr, Mondell he sought a seat n the Senate. Other chairmen are Clifford Ireland, of Minois; Commit- of Columbia Committee, and William KF, Andrews, of Nebraska, Commit-| For on ion of President and} Md., was Vice President. | well © ‘Among other retiring members are! was pass ire C, Bascom Slemp, the one Re-| rescued, ublican from Virginia, who goes out | Jater fron n A. Rodenberg, quit of his own oluntarily; Willi of Illinois, who al election after eighteen years; Wil- liam W. Rucker, of Missouri, who 1s been in the House 24 years, and Thomas U. Sisson, of Mississippi, vhose length of service is fourteen oars, | These are only a comparatively ‘ew of the small army of national egislators which marches from of- While some go voluntarily, | the cold records show that the vember. , election took a gr toll of congressional membership | than.any held in recent years, not | exelnding that of 1920 which was ! marked by a great Republican land- | slide. In all 140 members of the | House and Senate give up their places, as compared with tae 129 members of the Sixty-sixth Congress who retired two years ago. 1 Actually 127 members of the Honse will r their connections h that hot two of these, Simon’ D. Fess. of Ohio, and Frank L. Greene. of Vermont. will become members of the Senate, Dr, Fess sne- eaedine Senator Pomerene, and Mr. | Greene taking the place of Senator | Pree The Rennblieans are the hit in hath h ™ the next sen- ate there will he £3 Ren! ns and 42 Nomarrate with one indenendont pnd 87 han the nresent Sennte >A two vears ago, The more marked chanes, however, will hardest ee neaingt 59 Renuhieans Tomarwats he in-the Honse. where the Renub- | hours Ma entombed more th which caved in whi ed down to bim whi Kaston’s arm was brok m his injuries, he was at work cuers labored to and he wag unco! IN MYSTERY KILLING nard Haston (inset), young well-digger of Savage, 2) feet below the surface at the bottom Morphine and coffee e him. cious. f @ fn CHURCH PROGRAM: The second day’s program of the annual convention of the Bismarck district of the Methodist Episcopal | church of North Dakota to be held at the McCabe ,Methédist church | March 6-7, will include the follow- | ing numbers, with Rev. C. L. Wal- lace(_ presiding: B:45 a, m.—“Devotional Message, Rev. Ralph Hobza. | 0 a. m.—“The Conflict Between | ity and Mohammedism,” Dr. missionary from Africa. ‘The Church and World | Fight Against Alconolism,” Rev. F. L. Watkins. | 10:20 a. m.—“Our Spiritual and | Financial Task,” Rev. W. A. Vater, 10:40 a. m.—“America’s Responsi- bility to Awakening China,” Dr. Per- ry Hanson, West China, wl | 11:10 a. m—“Orators of &he, Evangel,” Bishop Charles Wesley Burns. | 11:40 a. m.—Area Arena,” Dr. C. L, Bovard. | 12:15 p. m—Luncheon, Grand Pa- | cific \ Rev. W. L. Bennett will preside at | the afternoon session whica reads | as follows: : 1:45 p. m.—Devotional Message, Rey. Wm. Schoffstall. “Our Youth”—The chureh school, | the Epworta League, D. V. S., Rev. | Cc. L, Wallace. When | He died 2:35 p. m——The Layman and the | Christian Enterprise” Bishop C. W. | Burns, | | 3:10 p. m—"Church Training | | Night and Demonstration,” Rev. S. F. Halfyard, Ph. D. | 0 p. m.—“District Junior Lea- xue and Metgods of Work,” Mrs, 0. B. Noark, district sypterintendent L. W. :50 p. m.—“Our Hospital Institu- | } tions and Proposed Campaign,” Dea- | coness Clara Mueller. Vocal sole—Selected, Rev, W. R. \"Thatcher. Rev. F. W Gress, presid- | ie. 1:30 p. m—"The Other Side of the World,” Missionary G. W. Gates, | Africa. | 0 p. m.—“The Future of China | in the World's Service Program,” Dr. | Perry Hanson, China, i | 5:15 p. m—Round Table Discus- | iety on Caristian Stewardship, Bishop C. W. Burns, leading. 6:15 p. m.—Dinner, Grand Pacific hotel. The evening session, presided over by H. Styles Harris, will include the following program: | 7:30 p. m.—Song Service, Rev. Wm. | R, Thatcher, leader. | Devotional Message—Rev, F, W. | | Hedtke. H | Hlustrated lecture — Dr. Perry Hanson. “The Living Christ in the Mod- | ern World”—Bisaop C. W. Burns, | i ‘ A new Carl Wanderer-Ragged Stranger case may develop from the | ! lican majority of 168 will be reduced | killing of Mrs. Nettie Diamond, according to. poli Mrs. Diamond, to cightech. ‘ jin a dyirg statement, is said to have accused her husband, Harry, of MANDAN NEWS Of all the state delegations, the | shooting her and a negro chauffeur, intending to state both were shot ! greatest change will be in that from | when the chauffeu cked them. He denies his wife’s accusations, | ————___[==_====— New. 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Handy bor- unknown AT REMINGTON PARTY enemies, You often hear of roywlty sunning itself in its, subjects’ smiles, but re it is sunning itself on the sands of Palm Beach, Fla.— Prince per ton delivered. The Wach- | Christopher and Princess Andrew, formerly of Gree Mrs. Krances Simmons told .police she was at a party attended by Earle ‘Remington, prominent Los Angeles business man, the evening ‘before he was murdered near the doorway of his home Feb, 15, ‘by “I FARMER DIES' Jos. Zachmeier, well neve young farmer living five miles} north of Mandan, died Saturday ;morning , aged 34 years. | Last fall Mr. Zachmeier had the | misfortune to break a leg, ‘and {early in the winter he was injured | about the chest when a load of | wood he was hauling tipped over. | ‘injury, but about ten days ago he| ;came to Mandan for treatment and | lit was found thatea rib had pene-| | trated an artery. He went through jah operation successfully and was | | Stopping at the home of Mrs. Bil-| ski until he was able to return home. Last night he was taken with a hemorrhage and this morn- ing in a very weakened condition | |was taken to the hospital for an-| other operation, but his system was so weakened from the loss of | blood that he died before coming out of the anesthetic. .. Deceased was a son of Mr. and | Mrs. Geo. Zachmeier who live just jnorth of the city. He was married | ; several years ago to Miss Julia| Savage who with three children! | Survive. The time of the funeral jhas not yet been announced. | | e | Members of the Presbyterian Missionary society will meet Mon- MOTHER! MOVE CHILD'S BOWELS | i | | | Child’s Best Laxative Hurry Mother! A teaspoonful of “California Fig Syrup” now will thor- oughly clean the little bowels and in few hours you have u welt, playful again. 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