The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 18, 1926, Page 3

THURSDAY, MARCH 18, 1926 48 Students Given Five-day Suspension Forty-eight students at the high * school received a five-day suspen- sion sentence this morning when they reported to school after skipping classes yesterday afternoon and par- ading the down-town streets. “A great desl of confusion was caused in one of the grade schools when the group marched through the building and it was reported to school au- thorities that a number of boys were asked to leave one of the theatres yesterday afternoon because of dis- orderly actions,” Frank H. Brown, high school principal, said today. The standing penalty for skipping class has been five days of suspen- sion and students had been warned of this. Mr, Brown says he feels that the students who were suspend- ed took advantage of the liberties offered them yesterday in celebrat- ing “bums? day.” In the morning a special assembly was held, the stu- dents allowed to parade through the assembly room to display their cos- tumes, and a program, which included a play by the Junior Playmakers and oldtime violin numbers by Thomas McLaughlin, high school janitor, was given, Two periods in the assembly were also given over to the students who were celebrating and at noon & luncheon was served by the girls’ glee club. In the’ afternoon the 48 students who were suspended, many of them members of the Squitrel club accord- ing to Mr. Brown, staged-the demon- stration down-town. The fact that action followed the many privileges granted by school authorities in the morning influenced officials to is- sue the suspension sentences, Mr. Brown stated. According to Mr. Brown members of the Squirrel club, said to be an outlaw organization not recognized by school authorities, were’ réspon- sible for the episode. A member of the Squirrel club, talking to a Tribune reporter this morning, said the club had no part in ‘eedings, and the action was ssed by the club but was that of individual students. NUDGUDOOONOURUARUOUOUUE Phantoms to Play Steele Tonight The Bismarck Phantoms will meet the Steele Independents tonight at the high school in their game on the home floor. Steele has won a number of games from fast teams this season and is coming in full strength to give the Phantoms plenty of opposition. The Phantoms are preparing for their game with Glen Ullin next week-end, which will decide the southwestern independent champion: ship. This game is to be played at the state training school on the night of the 27th. 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Funeral services will be held Friday — at Princeton, Minn. s Henry Halverson to Broadcast Tonight Henry Halverson, Bismarck's own tenor, will sing several numbers on the dinner program this evening from the Hoskins-Meyer radio _ station, KFYR. The program will be given from 6:30 to 7:30 o'clock. Lawrence Welk, artist on the piano-accordion, will also be on this evening's pro- gram. Mr. Welk is an accomplished performer, having played a number of vaudeville engagements, and comes here direct from an engagement at the Strand theatre at Minot. His program consists of both classical and popular selections. [ae ELTINGE THEATRE Wild riding scenes that surpass anything ever seen inside or outside of a wild west show were filmed for Raymond Griffith’s newest starring At The Movies |. ag inge Friday and iy which he| plays the role of a Confederate spy. | Griffith did some of the stunt rid- ing personally--in fact he proved himself a veritable Tod Sloan as a horseman—but the major portion of it was accomplished by a hundred of the best horsemen in the Wert, Cow- boys and Indians who spend most of their waking ours in the saddle pro- vided thrills for this picture that made even those behind the camera lines gasp with astonishment and ad- miration. The prominent players appearing with Griffith in “Hands Up,” include Marion Nixon, Virginia Lee Corbin, lontagu Love and Mack Swaif. Clar- ence Badger directed the picture. THE CAPITOL | Peter The Great, the new imarvel| dog of the screen, comes to the Cap- itol theatre tomorrow in his latest thrilling starring picture, “Wild Jus-| k tice. Filmed in the lonely snow country of the High Sierras, “Wild Justice” presents a rapid succession of excit- The perfect ing events against the majestic back- ground of the snow-clad hills, The story revolves around ‘terious murder, and presents Peter The Great in an-almostehuman role, The great dog performs Miracles of athletic prowess and ~ demonstrates John W. Consi- nm for United Ar- It was directed nklin, remembered for his splendid work in other pic- tures with dog stars. The unusually well-balanced supporting cast is headed by George Sherwood, Frances Teague and Frank Hagney. Two Commissioners At Mandan Are Not Seeking Reelection | Mandan, N. D., March 18,--()—- Following the hottest pre-election mpaign in years, during which a proposed $210,000 bond issue was de- feated by a 20 to one majority, the |% Lenten food SHREDDED 4 1 WAGs SAS The Advance Spring Showing of Women’s Distinctive Apparel Friday Evening, March 19th, 7:30 to 9:00 O'clock Z opine Bismarck Cloak Shop extends a cordial invitation to the Public to attend its Third Annual Spring Opening, Friday eve- ON Zz Lm nnouncing © ! two city commissioners, T. J. Conroy and C. E, Dorfler, whose administra- tion was attacked, failed to file for re-election yesterday and two candi-| dates backed by the Chamber of | Commerce, Otto Bauer, president, and | F. A. Schmitt, directot of the cham- her, were given a clear field, The election is April 6. Stuart's in his pocket, Hearty shard smokers—high livers—find Stuart's « toon and Messing! 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When you see these fashions, we feel sure you will agree that never before has spring apparel been more lovely, for these new modes are Paris inspired and are from America’s finest makers. FASHIONABLE NEW MODES For Early S pring Wear will become the pride and joy of smartest spring wardrobes. Exclusive Sp ring Coats Sheen Twills, Tweed Exquisite Frocks Crepes, Satins, Georgettes, Laces LOVELY NEW MILLINERY The Smith-Bowen Millinery Department, which occupies beautiful quarters .with the Bismarck Cloak Shop, will participate in the Advanced Spring Showing with a very ex- tensive line of the most beautiful new spring creations. Silks, Straws, Combinations All the Latest. Designs 1 THE POPULAR PRICED STORE FIRST DOOR EASTOF THE CAPITOL THEATRE oh s, Novelty Fabrics Attractive Ensemble, two-piece and Souvenirs will be given to every Woman or Miss visiting our store Friday evening uvaneauaunnananonsnosgncnccey And they Suits three-piece styles jouceanonunonenenenceavase rannt Officers Named by Social Conference Jamestown, N. D., March 18) e North Dakota’ social conference in session here today elected the fol- lowing officers for the ensuing yea iDr. William. DeKline, Fargo, presi-| Regan, Fargo, Miss H. J. Lund, Bis- PAGE THREE the State Training school, vice presi- dent; Miss Helen Katon, Bismarck, secretary; Miss Mary Berg, Grand Forks, treasurer; Mrs. H. L. seller: Fargo, Mrs. E. 0. Bailey, Bismarck, and Judge J. B. Dickson, Dickinson, committee on legislation; Dr. Wil- liam DeKline, Fargo, Father V. 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Phone 174 With the Thermometer jumping up and down the way it is there’s only one thing to keep you comfortable day and night— a Spring Coat from Kleins. $20.00 to $32.50 THEATRE LAST TIME TONIGHT Mae Murray ND John Gilbert “THE MERRY WIDOW” Performances 7:10 & 9:00 Adults 50c Children 25c / Coming Tomorrow PETER THE GREAT The Great Dog Actor Coming Monday and Tuesday Gene Stratton Porter’s