The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 7, 1924, Page 3

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, '1924 Social,and. Personal DELPHIAN MEETING A regular meeting of the Alpha ta Chapter of the Delphian Society ‘ill be held tomorrow morning at 1c McKenzie Hotel, at 9:30, The ollowing program will be given on ae general topic Palestine and the lebrews, Leader—Mrs. Obert A. Olson, Feb- uary 8th, Hebrew History as told in the ible—Mrs, E. M. Keller. The Physical Features of Palestine nd their Effects on the Hebrews— W. F. Bublitz. ourees of Hebrew History—Mrs. ©. L, Robertson, The Era of Judges—Mrs. F. J. ad Military Kings—Mrs. W. E. Perry. Solomon and His Successors—Mrs. Jansonius. The Various Conquests of Israel— Mrs, C, H. Schoregge. The ‘Burning of the Temple—Mrs. Breslow. Science and Invention—Mrs. L. V. Millér, Drama—Mrs. Kjelstrup. Interior Decoration—Mrs. Harold Sorenson. Grand Opera—Mrs, J. L. Bankston, Book Synopsis—Mrs. Scott Camer- on, Ww. C. T. U. MEETING \‘Members of the W. C. T. U. held their regular monthly meeting, Tues- day afternoon, with Mrs. L. E. Hea- ton at her home, 417 Tenth Street. Responses to Roll Call “When I let polit alone by refusing or neg- Jecting to vote, do politics let me and family alone?, brought forth some very interesting and in- structive thoughts. In the coutgel of Mrs, Heutons re- sponse, she brought forth the ht that voting was not only a age, but a duty, which, women have thrust upon them to help make sue and pure home life for the Suntr “Women and Prohibition,” was the topic for discussion and was ted by Mrs. R. G. Goddard, Mrs. C. G. Boise strpssed the thought, that it was a woman's duty’to help carry the torch that Francis E. Willard had lighted. Mrs, Goddard delighted the members with a reading, “A Big- ser Ballot”. At the close of the mweting, lunch was served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. F. B. Hea- ton. BECOMES PROFESSOR J. E. Kaulfuss, formerly secretary of the North Dakota Good Roads As- sociation and moretrecently with an engineering firm in Chicago, has ac- cepted a position as “associate’ pro- fessor of tehway engineering at the tate College of Pennsylvania, ‘an institution with 4,000. students, His work will be to develop.a graduate hfrhway engineering course, to cén- ceive and undertake highway re- search work, to bring about a close cooperation between the state high- way department and the institution. REBEKAHS GIVE DANCE The Rebekah Ladies have comptet- ed plans for a dance to'be given at the I, 0.°O. F, Hall, Friday evening. Dancing will begin at 9:30 and luncheon will be served by the com- mittee in charge of arrangements. Rebekahs and Odd Fellows. who en- joy dancing are igyited to attend, A number of invitations have been sent qut. Wagner's orchestra will furnish the latest musie. day afternoon. if CITY NEWS VISITS AT FARGO. Mildred Fraser, well remembered here, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. G, E. Fraser is spending several days at her home in Fargo, before the begin- ning of the second semester at the goer at Grand Forks. Miss aser is a senior of the university is year. ENTERS UNIVERSITY ' Eugene Kilmer, a graduate cf the Bismarck High School of 1920 and son of Mr.and Mrs. H. E. Kilmer is in Madison, Wisconsin, where he en- tered the University of Wisconsin at the beginning of the second semester, Eugene is taking a course in en- gineering. ye TO VALLEY CITY H. C. Bjerke,- manager of the Rus- sell Miller Milling plant has -receiv- ed word that he has been transferred to Valley City. Mr. Bjerke wil: re- port at his new headquarters some- time before the first of March) HERE ON BUSINESS C. L. Marr of Linton is here on business, \ NEWS FROM SAN DIEGO Friends of Mrs. Fred P. Knudtson and family, former residents of this city, WHF be glad to learn that they are comiortably located at San Diego, California, They like the West very much, .Miss Winifred Knudtson is now located at Hollywood, Califor- nia, where she is interior decorator for Movie Sets. Friends of hers will bY sorry not to have known that “Lucretia Lombard”, featuring Mounte Blue with Irene Rich shown at the Eltinge a few weeks ago was her first picture The next to be 1e- leased will ‘be a Warner Bros. pic- tu, “The Marriage Circle’—Direct- ed by Mr. Lubitach, a satire with its settings in the homes of the wealthy in, Venicq. . Miss Knudtson is at pre- sent working on the , “Inheritors”, featuri,¢ Mary Philbin as a little ‘English y‘rl, She. is workin Uni- versal City. Warner Brothers have closed down temporarily, — * Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wachter are comfortably situated in a very mo- dern bungalow gut at) Coranodo. Miss ‘Elizebeth Berger, visiting in San, Diego, plans opening a design- ing and dress making parlor. Oliver Welch, from east of this city and brother of George Welch spending the winter ‘with his broth- er, James, formerly of Bismarck but now residing at Boner’s Ferry, Idaho, at San Diego. if f The Misses. Steen,, McLaughlin, Loeffler, graduate nurses of the St. Alexius hospital] are at the Nurses Club at San Diego. 2 GO TO MANDAN Rev. W. J. Hutchensof, who has charge of Masonic: Service work in; this district went to Mandan last evening and gave a lecture before |the Masonic Lodge in that city. A! number of Bismarck Masons accom- | panied him, among them being, Dis- | triet Deputy, L. K. Thompson. Rev. : Hutcheson will go to Linton this! evening. Z R.. T. BRIDGE CLUB The R. T. Bridge Club were en-/ tgrtained by Mrs. 0. Lundquist at her home, 324 W. Thayer Street, Tues- | Three tables were} played and Mrs. M. W. Neff received | the prize for high score, At the} conclusion of the game, the hostess served very dainty refreshments. HAZEL‘ NEILSON RETURNS * Miss Hazel ison returned Tues- day from a trip through the East. Miss Neilson was a delegate to the National Illiteracy Conference which met in Washington, D. C. in January. She has visited in a number of the large cities of the east. TO SPEAK SUNDAY. Rev. W. J. Hutcheson will speak ut the 10:30 Sunday morning serv- Vices at the McCabe Methodist church. His old friends will be glad of this opportunity of hearing Rev. Hutche- son again, PAST MATRON’S CLUB The Past Matron’s Club of the Bis- marck Chapter will meet tomorrow afternoon, with Mrs. R. M. Bergeson. All Past Matrons are invited tc be present at this meeting. STOPS IN BISMARCK ( Stephen Ely, president of the Mon- tana Miners, stopped here last night to visit friends. “He was en route home from Indianapolis where he attended the miners’ conventior.. ON EXTENDED VISIT. Mr, and Mrs. John L, Larson left this morning to make an extended visit at various cities in Minnesota visiting with relatives and friends. VISITS IN FARGO Mrs. E. C. White left this morning to spend the week end with her hus- band visiting with friends. ° | \ e St. Alextus Hospital Admitted to the St. Alexius hos- pital for treatment: Mrs. John Malmstad, Killdeer; Miss Eliza- ‘beth Duckhorn, Richardton; . Miss A. . Cairney,, city; Mrs. Henry Schatz, Alta;. Mrs. F. J. Marcell, city; Mrs, Alton Fisher, Hallid@y. Miss Minnie Hennesy, city. Dis: charged: J. Inyart, Stanton; Mrs. Jadob Herz, Glen Ullin; Hi. M Rupp, Baldwin; ‘Fred’ and Norm: Smith, Beulah; Master A. Arntz, Burnstad; Warren ‘Rood, city. Bismarck. Hospital ‘Admitted to the Bismarck hos- pital . fot treatment: ‘Howard Watkins, Wilton; Mrs. Jacob Butt- Mrs. Roy 'R. Mathison, ts. l. H. -Briggle, Haz- John Simonson, Haz- elton; Mrs. Christ Heinle, Hebron. Discharger Mrs. Solomon Es- linger, Danzig; Mrs. Ohrist Al- brecht, Temvik; W, F. Kempshall, Taylor; Wilma Van Vleet, Dris- coll; Mrs. W. A. Hart, Carson; Master Robert Hart, Carson; Mrs. Frank Gaebe, New Salem. Players In City Band Three names were inadvertantly omitted from the list of members of thé Juvenile Band as published recently. Thesé are the players in the Bass section and are: Lief Nelson, John O'Hare and Henry Potter. F Here on Business c. J. Fisk of Minot, Aloyius Wartner of ‘Leeds, Aubrey ‘Law- rence of Fargo and John Burke of Fargo are among lawyers here this week to appear before the su- preme court, which ie hearing ar- guments in cases. County Commisstoners Adjourn The Board of County Commis- sionerg adjourned yesterday after- noon out of respect to former president, Woodrow Wilson. News of Our Neighbors BALDWIN i Harry Brown, who is working in the coal mine near Still,, spent Sun- day with home folks. e Master Richard- Rupp visited Sat- urday and Sunday at the Herman Kickul home. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ryberd ond Mr. and Mrs. Henry Strum, spent Thursday evening at the Brown home, listening to the radio, Herbert Little was 2 Bismarck vis- itor on Saturday. A namber of young people were entertained at the Ed Mount home Saturday evening. Music and danc- img were the chief amusemént of the evening. : Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rupp -were callers at the John Herdebu home| Sunday evening. Ralph and Lester Falkenstiene en- tertained a few of their friends from Still at “their home on Saturcay evening. Lawrence Little and Jghn Rische made a trip to the timber on Tyes- day. i . Herbert Frickie’ has ‘been asclet- ing Carl Johnson with ‘his chaes ke Misses Neva Mount and - Martha Starck of Miles City, “Mont. were ' ~ THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE | They are. Ida, Iv The triplets ap dience.who could identity _~>x@ermn=rsaearereeeereererererereereeeere eee > calling on friends in Baldwin Wed- Fritz Uhde and Regan and Isreal Brown we Coyotes several Arthur Fricke is visiting the Fal kenstiene boy MANY ATTEND | FUNERAL RITES FOR MRS. P. B. WEBB) The large number of friends which gathered at St. Marys Pro-Cathedral for the funeral Buffalo and Casselton, kota, gathered’ to capture two bandits who were reported to havi held up and robbed Willia de} and J. Tower Monday noon was held by in this community. tion ¢ bonds iu | Rep. La Guardia, ° Republic: New, Yo Requiem High>Mass which w brated, -delivered’ a funeral not as a eulogy for the degd, but a lesson for the. living. ; LaRdse sang a beautiful.solo hymn. Beautiful ‘floral pic along. the Sacris' timony of the lo memory of the- departed. Dr. V. J. LaRose, J. P. Freq’, Peterson, John M: Dolan and William “Mrs. A, B. Ch b i Mrs. Webb, Mr, friends for the White {ill be held from the ’’s Pro ‘Cathedral tomorrow | passed. aw: Eugene Morris of: Billings were’ out of town relatives attending the fun- BANKER'S WIFE. ADV, “I had stomach trouble so bad ev- erything I ate soured and formed Was miserable This helped the first day.” Most medicines bowel but Adlerika acts on BOTH up- per and lower bowel and. remove gasses and poisons. ter you never thought w: Helps any case gas on the stomach in TEN minutes. low, Druggist. DETACHABLE Detachable guimps aré provided season's serge They may be elaborate or simple and rive an opportuni get different effects with the same many of this Look at thispi week visit at Honolulu. WHEN THREE OF A KINDISAHOUSEFULL © ‘Honna and the folks in Kansas City grow diz ared in a home talent preduction and prizes were POSSE SHOOTS ALLEGEDBANDIT ‘argo, Feb, 7.—A quickly formed led by town ma Alin- of Buffalo, of $15 in this oon captured Joe William Ford surrendered ‘but Williams resisted and was shot probably fa i Hy through the stomach. Asks Probe of Bonds Destroyed W: ashington, Feb.. 7.—Investiga~ charges * that duplicate ave been dest usury. department ked i resolution. introduced today by n, of Funeral Services _ Tomorrow Morning services for Mrs. % ing at 9vo'clock. Mrs. .W her home early morning’as a result of pneit t the age of 88 years. Inter- ment will take*place in St. Mary's cemetery “© STRAW Combinations of or straw and jects of int Lace veils s TIN straw and satin silk are the latest ob st in milline equally popu r with G EFFECT and a bloused ba are featured in a gown of goldc brown canton crepe, whose draperies are lined with’ tan EXTREMES MEET The ve of frock most noticed in the evening at smart dancing parties, ‘ SILK ALPACA Silk alpaca is a fabric of unequaled suit, In white and pastel shades it THEY ALL AGREE icture and you'll not wonder that Miss Jean Shields has been awarded first prize in five beauty contests. Her latest: vic- tory, in Cincinnati, carries with it a trip to the orient with a.two- Before winning ‘the- Cincinnati contest, she |q was judged the most beautiful girl of Kansas City, Mo. ‘ y ¥ i WHICHIS Wie trying to tell which is en to persons in the au- RAAB jis quite as popular as in the more servicenble shades, WHITE FLANNEL to be as popular for late spring lit is now for Palm Beach, and the tailored blouse, heeomes more at- tractive as the season advances, the peop LONG WAIST CAMISOLES Long: waisted camisol the requirements of! the long waisted overblou vd five miles south of Rare TS spring the small several smart ne BEAD EDGING studded and edged with small bril- liants or with tiny pearl beads SEVERE HEADWEAR Only the plainest and severest hats gre considered’ the proper millinery tailored -suits. oyed in the} PLAIN AND PLAID » plaid skirt.and the erial is one variation of th _———O youthful ang charr Jamestown, F jclosed today by the director Yierling is president. 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WHO WAS IT THAT “styled” to your taste = 9 222222 PAGE THREE ‘SCARAMOUCHE |“ GREAT MOTION PICTURE PLAY ' Adaptat ion of “Freneit Novel Is Finely Done by Rex Ingram MOB, SCEN THRILL A boon for the movi mouche,” the big Rex Ingram p: tion for Metro, which opened last Fright at the Canitel theater. ‘This ‘film, whi sereen version of Rafael Sabatini’s popular novel of | the French revolution, is in our opin ion, the test photonlay yet made in the ‘motion picture industry, Ro ice, adventure, thr beauty, y desirable feature in a picture, are here done in superb fashion, The cast of 10,000 is headed hy i Alice Terry, Lewis Stone and: Ramon triumvirate of Ingram’ The Prisoner of Zen ter nd there are the mobs, and the Inarvelous sive settings, and the picturesque beauty of French vil }lages. Such settings as they are! ‘The French Assembly, where smould- ers the fire that fan into a fieree | ar the people, the Tuiler the vast public square toer where pitriots’ eloquence inflan i the popu the walls of Paris, | to th score upon score of other impressive | ble settings. the most gripping Rafael Sabatini's novel is too well tion picture known to 1 more than the a briefest Andre-Louis Mor, tion, falls cau, played spivitedly by handsome, | while dashing Novarre, renounces nobility | mother and devotes his life to the cause of er his boyhood sweet heart, Aline, beautifully ph by | the Alice Terry, accepts the of the Marquis de | Who killed Moreau’s friend. Lewis Stone gives the finest performance the of his career as the Marquis. Andre- | Cortiwell Louis wins popularity with a travel j ¢ ing: troupe of acte Searamouche, | do, the clown. Engaged to Climene, the | the leading: » he bri with her when he learns La Tour is her lover. He denounces nobility and the Mar quis from the stage one day, when | tious La Tour oceupics a box. Obliged to | flee from persecution, Andr becomes a fencing master in is his rapier, speaks as cloquent- | his tonggue the patriot Danton | makes him at ¢ The new deputy gives the! aristo- crats the edicine, nd kills them off in due until he crosses swords with the expert La Tour, He | wounds La Tour, but another mis-} understanding estranges him from Aline. Then the storm of the revolution 2 DR. R.S. Chiropractor Consultation Free Lucas Blk. Bismarck, N. D. ELTINGE TONIGHT THURSDAY BERT LYTELL ' BLANCHE SWEET BRANT WASHBURN WS" WoRLD”| MOVIE CHAT “Fighting Blood”. RIDAY a WESLEY BARRY eaalin= “George Washington, Jr.” SUITS $30 to $65: HEX ‘ TOPCOATS the “Klein” kind $25 to $45 MMM UM MUU UL Doublebreasted ARE SHOWING A NUMBER OF DOUBLE BREASTED MODELS IN SUITS FOR SPRIN ROLL DOUBLE BREASTED COAT IS A BEAUTIFUL AND COM- FORTABLE GARMENT. DOUBLE BREASTED VESTS ARE INNOVA- TAKES WEARING GOOD LOOKING FORTABLE INDEED CLOTHES. GLOTHIERS ‘ustom Tailoring. BISMARCK, N. De Clothing and Furnishings flame of war to the death between, -nyiiiiiniititn iii M din inain ntti ae — J THE MOVIE nob-lust of then The Marquis, revealed | fort can easily be entions | with the excellent 4 Tour W@Azyr,| Curt Rerfeld wa production man ager and Grant Whytoch Roth, were ex- | President | Charles s m Courtwright and Edward MRAE ESN U GHEE Breakfast a Jiffy! So easy to get Daddy off to work and Johnny off to school with a warm, nour- ishing breakfast of Shredded Wheat. It is the whole wheat, ready-cooked and contains all the rich, body-building elements in the whole wheat grain, also the bran which is a sure preventive of constipation. Two Biscuits with hot milk and a little cream make a nourishing, satisfying meal. Delicious with : »wed or fresh ready-to-eat - HQHQU EON AUUvannUuusnnuuueenuuurusvavdesagesvanenuensyeconnsnuscesgsTcusstoty COMMENCING — MONDAY— Capitol Theatre Capitdl Hundreds Turned Away. But Don't Fail To See The World’s Greatest Scaramouche LEWSS STONE RAMON NOVARRO. ALICE TERRY,