The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 26, 1924, Page 8

_PAGE EIGHT HIM $25,000 W. H. Anderson, Superintend- ent of Anti-Saloon League, Testifies York, Jan mn. state superintendent » AntiSalyon Le continued ition of t William jim in supreme e ostory wi exainination of le nd tatig ur Lignment timony yesterd made him the 25,000 gift. ce added mem her of the story’s cast. It was ne Anderson testitied, who spent ine £24,700 the league head said he ad ad to the league in 1913-14 f and he spent lared, without rece’pt 6 ur omaking an kind to the » superinendent U.S. OLYMPIC TEAM VICTOR Win First Races at, Chamonix Skate Cha A first games tods Plac bl and under to Ose Olson of i the twelfth heat . Steinmetz’ time was 47 1-5 seconc US. TEAM LOSES | Merton Abbey, Englan Jan 15—| The all-A field hockey teum los Eng- lish sh ladies | tourin ich visited | the United old the Americans, 1 far THE Moving 41 ' Ad' THE MOVIES || CAPITOL THEATER s beaut al delights et forth in a interest te ufficie, It lavishly exquisite pictures the bi es which blase much of the raci into a te been never seen upon and on no beach, New one an There are one other beauties who digplay their beautiful curves with ravishing | er, as the to York so-| York night life scenes ¢ gay White Way and the | hectic cabaret life. The soul stirrin scenes of the Pacifie Co: a soothing antidete. It th balancing of feverish living and calm beauty, of Parisian gowns and sim- | ple frocks, of beautiful girls and} handsome that contributes to make “The Temple of Venus” one of the most novel and delightful produc-! tions ever screened. “HUMAN WRECKAG AT THE ELTINGE Mrs. Wallace Reid has been splen- didly brave in giving this production to the world. Thinking about the cumulative good that it will do, the picture seems to be something to be classed among the greatest benefits UNKNOWN GAVE sway the imagination timulate th enses. That is why the William Fox spe cial, "The Temple of Venus,” which | * the Capitol The for a two-day ran i r do dramatic delight. ay vivid story of youth and romance | with Mary Philbin, Davi Butk Phyllis Haver in leadi ELECTRIC that ¢ While “Hu Wrecka as pr oduced for th pose of It | ure. | center. | Wednesc Woman’ the benefit LEADER GEN, OBREGON srow dan, 26.--Pres- | sts in a ammunition issued by | ormer Ob | regen volted Tuesd Saltillo. repared for Worst | INV ALESC vid you brown uit ned and} pr while I was in the hospital? WIS WIPE —-No, 1 bad your black nit fixed up. 1 thought it would be | better in case anything should hap- | pen | Judge | But Don't Te “Did your new dre cost you | a few se Sondags ELGHO'S REBUILT BUSINESS FING, AND (INSET) CHARLES W. BROVEMENT. to humanity. The wife of Wallace Reid showed great courage in deal- ing with the problem that was hers} when_her struggle to save the gifted actor first stirred e, American public to interest and syfnpathy. We | may be sure that it has not been an ‘easy matter for her to give in picture form the vivid story of the pitiful | experiences; her sense of duty and her zeal in thig great cause shine through every glimpse of it’ “Hu- man Wreckage” is the! most import- ant picture ever made; San Francisco expressed its approval and support in By NEA Service Elcho, Wis., Jan, 26.—Charles W. ish ‘has at last fulfilled his ambi- tion to beautify Elcho—but it took a disastrous fire to help him. make Eleho’the most pisturesque commun. ity in Wisconsin. ‘Where formerly were unbeautifut shacks now stand artistic buildings, designed by a man who had been waiting for years to build a model community. 4 Elcho is a fumbering town. The préperty "was platted early in the “eighties,” when utility rather than ungestrained applause by the great- “est audience that could crowd into “the Century. The picture is fasci- ‘notingly dramatic from beginning to beauty was the rule of the pioneers who built up the village. , Fish, wealthy lumberman, who came here 25 yeats ago, had his 1m- | ment is | but a Fire Makes Elcho An Artistic Main St. THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE ITY TOO CHEAP FOR METERS |: IS DREAM OF ‘SUPER - POWER’ ‘LEADERS | Here nected figures and facts con- h the plan to and Canada into re project ic ownershi Adam Beck, chairman, and (Rig! Carl D, Thompson, secretary of the | public ownership league of —Ameri- ca. Above is a chart showing the} proposed mobilization of power re-| sources. | ht your home, r hand iret 3 } ewing — muehine | clean your house AM by electricity, for less than a dollar Get elect the equivalent of y hired men on your firm, for 60} that it and so cheap tall meter Unit- pab- power in the 1 into one count. New Yor! cos condition o: ed real > and trust leh shows. a deficit Ontaric proof ; mee than million custo of © current at an average r kilowat? hour. that A the be. airman of ht until thi a unit of two countries.” simply wore | ff r electricity supplied Srom | f h generates b plat epower power , rsepower 210,000,000 ho now down our stream Leds harnessed tem ad of being uled in bulk, would turn dynamos the he mouth and send out itslenergy 600 rnish irri RESERV | oy Mongen of Muagimae | | they proceeded by separate routes Hane Resunces-Suogo| toward the palace for the ceremony. OSes PROPeaTION Fue. Resounses« | ae oak ow On a ‘-Giaes.|| KEY TO. 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CROWDS SHOUT, National Celebration Held in | Tokio After Wedding Tokio, Jan, In cordance with ancient customs the re-wedding of, Prince Regent Hirohito and Prin- | Naguko, eldest daughter of | {Prince Kuni, was celebrated at. the | with «this morning » the most of its first national rejoicing since | arthquake and fire | mendous crowds jam- fFeets and open spaces the Imperial Palace — and and his bride as! med the | around greeted the Prine Now Daves rap ACTORY HOLD! the relative imporcance of their de- partments. ‘Ask anyone of authority in the| sales department of Dodge Brothers, , Which is more important+ LLS just don’t grow big enough to stop Overland! With the bigger power of its bigger new engine, Overland gives you a feeling that it would climb to the clouds if roads led up that far. 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It would not only i out main trunk lines for d tribution of current. The 2018 miu- nicipally owned electric plants, some of them in ev American state would be the starting points tc be linked into the new system. For hydro-electric production, at- tention would center upon the Cole- rado, Columbia and Mjssissippi River ystems, and Niagara Falls and the St. Lawrence River. Muscle Shoals would be kept under public control, completed and placed in service. Next would be the Boulder Can- yon dam on the Colorado River, for) which a bil) already has been intro: |B OUR STATE CHARTER MEANS TO YOU— I. Safety: Your‘deposits are protected by the laws of the State of North : fe Dakota restricting us to only the | safest investments. | 2. 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