The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 11, 1925, Page 8

Nao sons ART mae Pe na Mtoe Sm 6.9.8 B PAGE FIGHT BARNES COUNTY MAN ENDS LIFE fred E. Algeo, Barnes count yesterday by waters of the here. cy ar a him to com- d. which opens at the Capitol Theatre The country’s leading have declared that this film ng more laughs and more tears ns more laughs and more tears rol ter and Neil Hamilton head the which includes Helen Lowell, Alderson, next | ocn’ CY WATERS |<<": THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. Monday, put upon the screen. Harris, _ Erville Lupino Lane and sev- e eral Continental actors. New Clubs Enter The body; with the use of a rope| and hurriedly built raft made from planks. He leaves, brothers and a widow, five butcher shop a_ brother years ago. He suffered a paralytic stroke more than a r never regained his No funeral ar ts Music Federation Minot, N. D., April 11.—New clubs admitted to the state federation of | women’s clubs since the new admin- ago and N made, pending word from relatives. |} Chevrolet’s April Program Calls For 200 Daily Output ———— | Detroit, tor Co. h April sch 52,000 proximate nts an ine ule of | 2.009 | now at pi Chevro its permanent no. quarters and will erect a $100,000 building in which will be locat y uded in the ju the branch will be Minnesot: Dakotas, Montana, no western Wisconsin. quarters will be ready for aceupa about July 1 Maxwell-Chrysler Dealers Meet Here} Be dealers holding’ contracts with the Company met in Bism: A dinner was held at the Pacific Hotel during the Talks were given by Mr. L. d district supervisor, Mr. A territory salesman, and Mr. A. Jacobson branch manager at Min polis for the National Bond & Inv uori told of the wonder- made by the Maxwell Ye and next week well production | will rei one of are un enough to keep up with their orders. Mr. Corwin told the dealers that his territor, rhed | all of the August fi busine: vi number of cars furnish. ¢—__.______--——.-+ HY 1 ; At The Movies | s——____ —. —~ ELTINGE THEATRE Gay and glitfering Paris is brought to your very feet at the Eltinge Theatre Monday and Tuesday, where “Playing With Souls,” is showing. Dazzling scenes of Parisian splen- dor feature this co) 1 story of the boulevards. Palatial drawing room scenes, rich cafes, dingy Apache dens, romantic nooks along the .riv- er Seine—all are shown as the story is unfolded. “Playing With Souls” is the story of an American family in Paris. A cast of exceptional players are seen. Jacqueline Logan has the role of an allyring dance pall girl. Mary As- tor is_a sweet French miss, and Belle Bennett is seen as the frivol- oug, mother who is secking eternal youth, Clive. Brook, the eminent English actor, has @ wonderful role in the father’s part, and Buster Collier is the son. This disrupted in Paris, and the befall the various members make up the story that is both unusual and intriguing, The picture is an adap- tation from the successful novel by Countess de Chambrun. the factory could abroad family is that adventures THE CAPITOL Thrills such as the biggest battle scenes never gave, or the most ex- citing scenes of chase or race evoked, by the simplest pos- f lowly lovers in D. W. Life Wonderful” At your DRUGGISTS ps fMRI A. & M. Tire Service SERVICE THAT -. $ERVES ‘ stration of that order took up its t twelve work, include the Park River Musical he Cathay Women’s club, The inger'Homemakers club, ac- to announcement today by H. Waldo, of Minot, press of the state organization, rons and thé Washburn Study cl THE SHIBBOLETH DINER—How about a little ser Chevrolet. Mo- | vice here? WAITER Phwat d'ye think this the Rotary ampoon. DIAMONDS Real Diamonds; stones that are perfectly , cut, flawless, and of fine color. We have a large stock of these high grade dia- monds, both loose and mounted, also a wonder- ful display of fine dia- mond mountings. Let us examine your diamonds, they may be insecure in the settings and become lost, our ex- pert diamond setter will set your diamonds in new settings; while you wait if you wish. F. A. KNOWLES Jeweler - Bismarck The House of . “Lucky Wedding Rings.” Thursday Study club and} Club? — Harvard | Education Aesociation. idents elected by the association were Supt. H. P.<Ide of Harvey. Miss Bertha Tweed of Crostiy, anc! T. Welo of Velva. Miss Elsie Cook and J. H. Colton, both of Mi- not, were reelected secretary and treasurer, respectively. é ba OUT OF THE MOUTH— There are bright moments in the life of a schoolmaster. At a recent examinationgin general knowledge a pupil defined a volcano as fol- lows: “A mountain with a hole in the top, and if you look down in the hole you can see the creator smoking.” —1 |EARL MOSHER BURIED HERE Funeral services for Earl Mosher, convict ut the state penitentiary twenty year sentence who died from periton- itis la yesterda Rrothers | Walter E. afternoon at the Webb neral Parlors, ‘the Rev. er officiating. Burial |was made in’ Fdirview Cemetery. Mosher's brother came from his home jin Tokio, N. D., to take charge of the body. | TEACHERS NAME NEW OFFICERS| | Minot, N. D., April 11.—A. J. |Spacht of Berthold, superintendent jof tie Berthold schools, this after- noon was elected president of the Northwestern division of the State THE RIGHT IDEA row the next-door nejghbof’s mu- sic? You can’t play a note, BEECH—Neither can she while I've got {t—London Answers. Automobile Ride . We want everyone to have a ride in the wonderful six cylinder Overland. 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