The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 20, 1926, Page 3

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1926 THE PIONEER AUTOMOBILE HOUSE Yow'll like our centrally located, warm, fireproof stor- Two men on duty all night. You can obtain any- age. thing for your car in this building. DEGREE TEAM -TAKES 10 INTO MUSCOVITES Odd Fellows Social Order Grows Rapidly—Another Class Before Christmas m from Sioux Falls, Bismarck Friday eve: put on initiation servi for he Imperial Order of Muscovites, the Odd Fellows lodge were taken into the membership pf the Order of is increasing rapidly. the grand offi: s of the belong and the members ‘d of directors for the Odd me at Devils. Lake ang, w exceptions, members degree team of five members s accompanied by the “Muscovite ”’ an important figure in the sinitiation services, The team came k from Carrington wh stalled a state Kremlin that headquarters for the state organization. The degree team will be in Devile Lake tonight. ‘At the conclusion of the services last evening wives of the local Mus: ,covites served a luncheon. The Sioux Falls team is expected in Bismarck again before Christmas when another group of candidates will be initiated. .It is expected that _there will be a number of lady ap- plicants for membership att this time. DEFENSE WILL | RELY CHIEFLY | UPON ALIBIS Counsel For - Alleged Murder-' ers Will Try to Prove Clients Were Elsewhere Somerville, Nov. 20.—) Alibis are the chief reliance of the defense in attempting to free Mrs. neis Stevens Hall and her breth Henry and Willie Stevens, from he web of evidence which the prose- .-cution in the Hall-Mills murder case spent two weeks and used 84 witness- es in constructing. The defenge-Hapes to convince the jury that Henry. Rtevens was fishing near his home 70 tiles away when the Rev. Edward W. Hall and Mrs. anor R, Mills, choir singer in his rch, were slain on a farm outside New Brunswick four years ago; that Mrs, Hall was playing solitaire alone r home in New Bra swick, two from the scene rid that. Willie: Stovbns in his bedroom. The defense has alsd disclosed that it will hammer hard at the story of ‘the slaying.told by, Mrs. Jane Gibson, state’s star witness, who swore that); she saw all three defendants at the scene of the slaying. The defense subpoenaed her aged mother to testi-, fy as to the coal iy of her own dauglger and laid the foundation, in cross examination of Mrs. Gibson as to her past life, for additional at- tacks on her character, Clarence E. Case, defense attorney, in outlining to the jary the defense’s plans, yesterday, ‘pictured Mrs. ‘Hall. as a loyal and trusting. wife, who never suspected ‘that her husband ‘in a love af! e e slaying, ns’ Was asleep another woman. The prosecution has maintained that Mrs, Hall's jealouay and hatred of Mrs. Mills prompted the slaying. LOCAL ELKS INITIATE 11. NEW MEMBERS Session Largely Attended— Exalted Ruler to Attend Jamestown Meeting Member: Elks and v he EI of the BR iting members ory meeting of the wi although the mem! class ready for admission to the lodge time. r lodge meeting night was precéded by a goncert pli ed in the lodge room by the band. air by the Bismarck r KFYR, and many radio about the city and surrounding try report that,it was much enjoyed. Following the ‘lodge meeting lunch | Was served. ‘last night include Geo. W. Snyder, J. G. Bourgess, Jack Lyons, Kikul and James H. Wiley, all of Bis- marck; J. R. Thompson of Napoleon (an Louis Olson of Menoken. The lodge elected Exalted Ruler s official represen- ¢ of the Jamestown vi Gra a has. Grakelow of. Philadelphia will i make an official visit. All members ‘of the local lodge who can arrange to do so were urged to accompany Mr, Olson tg the meeting. The grand exalted ruler will be in Jamestown ' several hours on that evening, en route from Aberdeen, S. 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' | At The Movies CAPPITOL THEATRE Harold) Lloyd, Charlie Chaplin, on, et al, had better look for Leatrice Joy bas entered the field of feature comedies , vex”, which will be on view at the Capitol theatre next Mon- THEATRE | Last Time Tonight “SH Doesnt Sou a Bit Lhe Radi Grebe tone is clear, true, naturalywhethet * it be voice or orchestra, because thé Colemeane <nibtes pom ta wale he pie of every sound, independent. of the Poculigrities. TONIGHT Mandan Pavilion be sage By the _ “aes speaker’s Come to the store today and learn’ exclusive what this : ‘y ce GRepE f _ Wed., Nov. 24th “3 BAD MEN”, matinees y at 4 p.m. Thursday at 2280