The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 8, 1923, Page 8

iE AGE EIGHT SPIRIT YOUTH IN MOUNT CASE TO EVANSTON Attorneys Wait For Allen Mills While Officers Leave Akron With Him Akron, 0., M e attorneys: for Joseph Alle held here in connection with the paltered h b of Leighton Mount, a t Northwestern univer Ml waited side the office of Chief talk with the pris pirited away and ieved to be en route custody of Assistant ond low sity, last acting throw had 2 of ccompanied the the jail, d n what although he and newspaper men to the cell occupied by Mills to assure them not the turnke Ni any Mill FINE CAST IN LEGION FILM “The Man Without a Country”’ at Rialto Theater Tonight An all-star Gant will be seen in The American Le n’s film classic, “The Man Without a Country” when tomorrow night at the Rial- to theater. The remarkable photopla will be presented under the ausp of Lloyd Spetz Powe of The Amer Legion for the benefit of sick, dis- it oner led and needy ex-serviee — men 1 for the pr on of “Americans ist Man Without a Country,” f this nam e tustikalt) hi the immorta “al romantic points in tory from post R to the beginning of the World War. It is a war picture, rather a great love story of adventure and romance made piquant with dashes of mystery. story There is portraged in the screen version, every ch r of love from | the love for 2 maid to the! »ve of country, said by the greatest of passionat osophers to be id to be too big, | 1 complete de- seription of it. ry dramatic} critic who has seen the picture has been lavish in praising it. One of | the New York reviewers sai Nb word thus far spoken, no picture thus far shown, contains so much inspiration for Ameri picture be throughout the countr nder spon- sovship of The merican Legion, | y American is called upon to; ure is exhibited $3,000 PRIZES | ARE OFFERED | Over $3,000 in cash prizes in addi- | tion. to saddles, bridles and a multi- | tude of leather goods will be offered | to riders in the Mandan stampede, to | he held on July 4, it was announced today following a meeting last night | when ates were definitely set for and 4, The Mandan Town | club is in charge of the show, by other organizations of the hacked city. VETERAN N. P, ENGINEER, DEAD | Dickinson, N. D., May 8—Calvin D, Litch, one of the oldest and best, known engineers on the Yellow-tone | division of the Northern Pacific | died at his home here Friday night. | Death was due to paralysis. He had | been in failing health for several months. 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