The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 20, 1923, Page 2

PAGE TWO +. THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE z ‘BARS WIFE BUT ADMITS HUSBAND 20. One of f the United y s etet immigration law is # t taney Light, who with : d child recently returned : i f ica. Light gave up his Committee Declines Also 10] job here, sold his home and with his | ‘ Tey i family went to New York to join | Complete Entire Bill Bee | yy) vive parents, His brother und the latter's family went along. BONUS BILL I$ SHELVED lymouth, Eng., De ad consequence fore Consideration The brother and his, family were Seaman ed, but the immigration offi- Washington, Dec, 20,-—Committed barred “MraeSeaniey EIBNENK ran which calla fgr tem-] native of South Africa, the quota for helving of the soldier's | which had Been” exh Mrs. Light w at Cape “Town of © house ways and means f hou: ,-but has lived in e she was four years forged ahead today with mistrative tax bill nitt consideration of the sovisions of the treasur Under an agreement reached yes crday the committee, once it has 1 on the admistrative features, ion on tax rates un ached as to wheth REVENUE MEN WILL GATHER Milwaukee, I postpone a « decision is a bonus bill is to be reported | in inter he house, The committee after re fusing to give the bonus right of way er all other legislation frowned uggestion that action first completed on the entire bill, © | pris Present plans cail for committees | Minne essions until the end of this week, Iowa accord- | 1 ent until after the | ment made to-! cl s. During the two . Wilkinson, collector | | recess, how nan Green expects to have consin. Among these who hav ceented 1 mmittee at work on some of} jnvitations to. attend a Collec. | the technical features of the revenue | tors L. M. Willicutts of it. and Gunder Olson of culminat staged, of the I | ant | {within a Rare Gifts In one ae Gener ial C HAT more could heexpect? Twenty- five beautifully made Harvesters — hours and hours of smoking plea- sure—Christmas days filled with grateful thoughts for you, as he lights another Harvester. Arrange Make sure of his Christ- mas smoking pleasure with Harvester —it’s a cigar, men—a real one, for giving or receiving. | Russi | headed f. icome as | full, and Arare gift indeed would be a box of Perfectos, 2 WwW J. Warren Kerrigan, one of the fin romantic actors on the screen, who will be se i a cturization of George Barr McCutcheon’s famous novel. This their loved ones from an atta AMECORN |: SHOW WORKERS crey MOVIE Committees to Make Import-} “Ss q Committees named to conduct Bis- ee % . marek's big corn show in January] Tried to Sell Her to,Negro now are busily e n mak complete arrangements, und import-| j=m—r tes, Calif,, Dee, 20.—- ant announgements are expected eee By, z . Committees ofthe A. of C. named for the corn show are as follows: Publicity, Advertising and Print- George D. Mann, J. M. Devine,| ) jeorge Bird, Georgé Duemeland, B. L d. Cherbourg, France, Ded. numerous body of Russfan’* jonly to find the emigration quota tering the land of promise. | The band, upon leaving Russia, | went to Poland and stayed several for 25c, or De Luxe, 2) | months until compelled by the HAVE HERE in foil lined boxes full o’ jauthorities to move on. Constant- ee ‘hris : linople was the next stopping place, Fargo, Dee, 20,—Because a ¢ tmas cheer. [but there also they were regarded as| public spirited citizen took ih= jundesirables, and sent away. Now,| terest in the city’s affairs the | i J. WARREN KERRIGAN he Man From Brodney’s,” ul love story lid in India Seas, amid gorgeous settings, es in one of the most furious hand to hand battles ever in which a half dozen white men led by Kerrigan defend ck by a horde of dark skinned natives sland oi Japat., reached Cherbourg and some of them xt June, when new quotas will be A In the meantime they ng charit Announcements _in Few Days DIRECTOR One Alleged Wife Charged He atements by two women y separated cities yes- t night made Elsier picture director and man, a much sought after few days headquarters, Assoc UNE “you play these new records on a Victrola you A. FP. Bradley, man, George I ounty Cup, O. E. Anderson. son today. ~ The first woman in a divorce com- plaint filed in the superior court yes- terday gave her name as Helen La- ie of Long Beach, near here, and rged her husband, Elsier LaMaie, {.) with having attempfed to sell her to A.|a wealthy negro of Juarez, Mexico, 00, $150,000 of which sum to keep for herself. . She} LaMaie in Santa Ana, Calif., e years ago, the complaint stated. sefond woman, who id she the wife of Elsier LaMaie, mo- picture man, stated in El Paso ust night that she knew of no di- vorce action against her husband, = that they had been on the best terms since their marriage in Dallas, Tex., ian Refugees [a few days ago and that she expect. Cannot Enter}« him to return in a few days from Los Angeles, where he had gone a few weeks ago, Efforts to reach “either party to | the divorce suft filed here had not met with success today. n. d Judges: Judge . PR. Fields, . Thompson. H. S.— Dobler,| eme or the United Stat far as this French: se: no immediate hope of en- WELL, THAT’S THE KIND WE r of 200, they have] taxpayers of Fargo were saved ‘The Harvester Cigar is‘made by Consolidated Cigar Corporation New York Distributed by” Winston Harper _ Fisher Co. 3 Minneapolis, Minn. |. somes. E- Wlamee of Pollaje'ziia (inset) refused @ above.) ~ @ ‘the "Whe “offer: waws mitde ‘by’ @-formner! owner of that is made by the Victor Company —look for the Victor trademarks, about $65 a few days ago. A Bismarck man ran into and demolished a Fargo light pole. No policeman happened to be police at Bismarel near when it happened and the capital’ city visitor thought he had not been found out: A Fargo man saw the acci- dent, took. the number of the REFUSES MORE THAN HALF MILLION: . SS will never know how good they are. Any kind of talking-machine will F pers any kind of records.if you are satisfied i oa any kin different:V but be’sure it is Victrola. — - of results, Select from the twenty-one trola models the style you prefer, from $25 up— Out tomorrow New Victor Records Red Seal Concert and Operatic "=? List Price "Ami itz—S, bi fier! ia Bori , . ee ees (Mascagsi) In fallen my .} 967 $1.50 L’Amico Fritz—Non mi resta che il pianto Lucrezia Bori (Mast | Ever Thus be Sadly Crying) In Italien Quartet in D Major—Adagio (Mean Flonsatey Quartet " {Geert in A Misor—Auste a. lonely Quartet? 6425 "2.00 If you would know the inner beauty of great music, shut out the sounds of the street and listen to these two numbers. jeproenete in the World Feicboetrent 968 1.50 Where the Rainbow Ends Sehr McCormack i Two songs in catchy popular style, sung as McCormack knows how to sing them. Victrola No. 100° $150 Mahogany, oak or walnut Melodious Instrumental { Bright Moon—Waltz Heveyen Guitare Fevera and Franchi Hawaiian Nights—Waltz Ferera and Franchini These numbers may be danced to, or just listened to—with the thrills that come with the “Hawaiian wail: Light Vocal Selections Victrola No. 260 Friend o’ Mine Royal Dadmun $150 tier wi Royal Dadman 45371 1.00 for youth to kao," Spittedly noe ts thine te , “" §Dear Old Lady Sterling Trio {Per eee Peerless ore} i9194 78 Three men’s voices give tribute to the “Dear Old Lady:” ~ in “Lindy Lady” they addi fourth, perk up ang begin to strut. }19088 75 Mahogany or walnut Dance Records aror: Goes Where Papa si David H. Silverman —Fox Trot a 19195 .75 Mean Blues—FoxTrot and His Orchestra An organization new to the Victor—its first two contribu- tions.will please the epicure in jazz. ‘Wonder If She’s Lonely Too—Fox Trot Charles Dornberger and His Orchestra I Never Had a Mammy—Fox Trot (From "Tega and a") The Manhattan Merrymakers fhese are smooth fox-trots, though you may jazz them up to the limit if you c! » The second has a vocal refrain. You—Fox Trot Benson Orchestra of Chi Do Ros Donit You, Will You, Won't You Love Orchestra of 19196 .75 Victrola No. 220 $200 Electric, $240 Mahogany, oak or walnut cago } 191 97 75 le Too—Fox Trot Benson These records will meet every demand of the fox trotter. No matter how well, or how badly, you dance, they are for You. Lonesome and Blue—Waltz Benson Orchestra ‘ (When Lighteare Low’ Waite Pemenorctee™=} ores 75 Waltz well, and anything else on the dance-floor will be utter child’s play to you. ‘These records will hel. ’ There is only one Victrola and car and. reported. it to, Chief of pressing. korrow for. what. 02- Police Louis Dahlgren. The eunred : car was traced, the chief of os a La AE tated’ With -aaene Ghee Bante Ignatz Jan Paderewski, famous gren hts a check from the Bis- | Pianist, is a keen billiards, player, al- | marck man and a letter ex- | though he is‘63 years old. during the reign of Charles II. city because of the plague. -' "+ CAPYPAL LAUNDRY : ‘ Phone 684 8311 Front Street. eienerererereiareracaterorerererre Z Say en Lae oS laws iia THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1923 7 England's only state newspaper, The London Gazette, is 258 yedrs old. Publication was inaugurated was then known as The Oxford Ga- zette, the court having fled to that eninge ait ete a {