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GeericK’s ANICE FELLOW -BESIOES BE NICE IF WE’D FAKE GILL LINED WITH YE DID US A MIGHTY GooD US~ AND UVE MADE ASK MRGERRICK~ TORN BY NOT LETTING UP MY MIND NEVER TO ee GO THROUGH THE THAT OTHER BIRO GET What is believed to be one of the most powerful dramas ever enacted on the American eereen appeared at the Eltinge Theatre yesterday, in a prodi and nings, in“ It A beloved by his men; a traitor and a girl poverty; that in brief is the bare outlinet of Emil Jannings’ second American made production, which captured the audience y: codtaen at the Eltinge Theatre. “The Last Command” is r worthy successor to Jannings’ two previous prod fore in “Variety” and “The Flesh.” Evelyn Brent is the Natascha of preferred. Call at 309 Seventh/the story, with Leo light| plays Serge, Bolshevik body guard s bo the general; the direct cause of his downfall and ‘ultimate tragic exist- ence, Eltinge for today_an and Wednesday. Norma Talmadge in “The Dove,” her to be the feature at the Capitol and peace stilletos, u ine char as Dolores, “The Dove,” a Shahi Bismarck, Burleten « County, and § i ful dancer, comes to glowing life,|of, North’ Dakota, in days after the service of this summons Miss Talmadge has a role of fire,}tpon you, exclusive of the day of tempestuous, loving, ee ae eerie alas saueneb ero numenre | yielding in its several shades. The |0{9, "taken againat sou by detuult film is said to retain all of the|for the rellet demanded in the com- color which Dav} the stage versio: whic! the even in f At the Movies ELTINGE THEATRE luction starring the in‘ernational | di incomparable actor, Emil Jan- e Last Command.” is supe: great warrior, mighty in power, befriended by him; revolution, A \ cometh public rag of All luctions in whieh he appea: the American film William Powell as the traitor. Michael Visaroff The picture remains at the CAPITOL THEATRE hs first United Artists Picture, is “the bes’ damn caballero in all ladies and grand ntlemen, the acterization of Mie iss Talmadge]; Be of “The Dove,” in h_ Judith Anderson and Hol- brook Blinn Sept Roland West, director, believes the story is more suited to films, and that “The Dove” Miss Talmadge achieves new heights in a part as different from her prior character- WITH DS mes ORDEAL AWAY WITH ODR EN GAIN i aati ci CMU BAT OH, NELL ~~ MAYBE YOURE Rie AT, POP — GO AHEAD AND ASK HIM TO MOVE OUT HERE ! ABSOLUTELY SORE AGOLT THAT, AMY? HONEST — MR GERRICK TOLD ME HE WAS GOIN 'BACK TO CHILE INA COLPLA DAYS FRECKLES =How DO You LIKE FRECKLES REALIZES TBAT HIS TRIP TO AFRICA, . WITH HIS UNCLE HARI IS MORE TBAN A DREAM! MOnes7TLy! tT AEVER | DREAMED A BIG BOAT WAS ANYTHING LIKE By TMis=6E6! AND LL ON) NY WAY ‘TO AFRICA!! HERE Sen core Ng hil Your. TU70R. FoR J ee Dovou Do, THE TRIP ! $.5.VA CHARACTERS FuILO VANCE. IN badche| Scoshagg whnepad Distetet At y of New York re MANGAR ‘7 ODELL (THE ith SAny? ae CLEAVER, a mane KENRET SPOTSWOODE, a manu fact LOUIS} MANNIX, impor R. AMmnorsi | Dacisr, a! ahions pee. ssod ‘0: 4 SMENL: = "pr lensienal bare phone opera MARRY “SPvELY, telephone op- ERNEST HEATH, Sergeant of the Homicide Bureau ose THE a THUS FAR § ters Cleave! my ie the sity th cece wp thecoegbly a xm svhereabouts. 'D had lied CHAPTER XXXII poector LINDQUIST winced and considered the matter at some ture, which Oliver graphed. It was Marsh who won himself so much critical commenda- tion with photo; hy jadge's Camille” effects in “The Dove” are said to be| cra: ION 80 novel that the set in the United by Director West while sequences were being filmed. STATE OF NORTH [ Co! Christine Becker, Alves ert Becker, Se eat Soy. e named court, aw cater TESSUP> tle | eould not have threatened her with | Dove” was made at the United Artists Studio in Hollywood, taking six months in the making. First, Roland West and Wallace Smith sere Willard Mack's stage play to fi ms, then Smith and Paul rn wrote the scenario, then West rected Miss Talmadge in the pic- larsh. photo- of Miss Tal- Photographic Ttists Studio was closed to visitors certain f NEWS BRIEFS ~*~ NEWS BRIEFS Fargo— Soo Line railroad taxes in North Dakota will be cut 13 per cent under an order issued in fed- eral court here. St. Paul—May McAndrew, 64, St. Paul, was burned to death when, her clothes were ignited as she started fire in a heater. St. Paul— Frank Henderson, 31, who fatally stabbed his brother dur- | ig a drunken quarrel Jan. 11, pleaded guilty to first degree m man- SUMMONS DISTRICT COURT, FOURTH JUDICIAL, DISTRIC KOTA, Burleigh—ss. Recker Plaintite, Defer -ndant. OF NORTH DAKOT. THE TA TO YE NAMED DEFENDANT: nd hand bath} representative. Patterson Hotel, d You are hereby stimmoned and re- si] Bismarck. N. D. | Sandoval” Xgainat a background of 22 ah Gut Mache tic ach bi eae OR FOR on Byes wheels,|or will be filed with the clerk of the and to serve a * answer upon the sub- eriber at his office inv the ( ft 0 put into/ plaint. et rapeted this 23rd day of January, ria B. SPERRY, Mohn & Sperry, for the » 10, Webb Bismarck, North kota. (8/24-31—2/7014-21-28) Da-} ination as that was frony its prede- singe and was sentenced to from five to 20 years in state’s prison, —_— Moorhead, Minn.—Miss a Berg, 18, of Crosby, N. D., at "Gonsotdia college, died " after week’s illness, Hettinger, N.. D. was caused. by fire Bucyrus, N. D., that Itroyed the D—Loss of Ug postoffice and the A. T. Dahl gen- eral store. REARING be 4 Re AL Aa wots Disrntn of Burleigh, N COUNTY | Tn the, Mat * Clausen, Deceased, Jaco Fiel, Clausen, M. Clatisen, L. Gu, y. MH. Dyer or oils EB. Dy ky ith day of y of ‘March A, 10 o'clock ae ul y of the late of St. y in the hands of el i y the Court: 1... DAVI Judge of t @, WANTED JACK RABBITS Horsehides, cowhides and furs. Write for wholesale prices on box lots of fresh frozen fish. Ship to the Northern Hide & Fur Co Box 265, Bismarck, N. D. He paused, and when ho spoke! shabbat glace gre ooo EK CAS | DINE AUTHOR .9f THE BENSON MURDER CASE’ Gae “@ tine Gia } “You will observe that this obit- again his voice had become clearer. | uary notice mentions her prostras “It is quite true I once inadvisedly | attempted to frighten Miss Odell with a threat to kill her and to! commit suicide. But if your ip-| formation is accurate as you would | have me belfeve, you are awaro that T threatened her with a revolver. It is tho weapon, I believe, that is conventionally mentioned when making empty threats. I certainly thuggee, even had I contemplated 80 abominable an act.” “True,” nodded Vance. “And father good point, con't y’ ‘The doctor was evidently encour- aged by Vance's attitude. He again faced Markham and elaborated his confession. “A threat, I presume you know, is rarely the forerunner of a vio- lent deed. Even a brief study of the human mind would teach you that a threat is prima jfacic evi- dence of one’s iunocence. A threat. generally, is made in anger, and acts as its own safety-v: He shifted his eyes. “I am not @ married man; my emotional life length. “And if I admit that my affection for Miss Odell was other than pa- ternal—what then?” 3 Markham accepted the question as an affirmation. “You were intensely jealous of her, were you not, doctor?” “Jealousy,” Doctor Lindquist re- marked, with an alr of ironic pro- fessionalism, “is not an unusual ac- companiment to an infatuation. Authorities such as Krafft-Ebing, Moll, Freud, Ferenczi, and Adler, I believe, regard it as an intimate psychological corollary of amatory attraction.” “Most instructive,” Markham nodded his head appreciatively. “I am to assume, then, that you were infatuated with—or, let us say, amatorily attracted by—Miss Odell, and that on occasions you exhibited the intimate psychological corol- lary of jealousy?” “You may assume what you Please. But I fail to understand nid my emotions are any of your ir.” ‘Had your emotions not led you to highly questionable and suspi- cious acts, I would not be interested in them. But I have it on unim- Deachable authority that your emo- tions so reacted on your better judgment that you threatened to take Miss Odell’s life and also your own, And in view of the fact that the young woman has since been murdered, the law naturally—and, + reasonably—is curiou The doctor's normally pale face seemed to turn yellow and his long rs tightened over the “I will not flan my suspicions any attempt at denial.” Vance was watching the man Presently he Jeaned ua fed “I say, fester. ye method has not been stabilized, as it were; close contact with hypersensitive and overwrought people. During @ period of abnormal susceptibility I conceived an infatuation for the young woman, an infatuation which she did not reciprocate—certainly not with an ardor commensurate with my own. “I suffered deeply; and she made no effort to mitigate my sufferings. Indeed, I suspected her, more than once, of deliberately and perversely torturing me with other men, At} any rate, she took no pains to hide her infidelities from me. I confess that once or twice I was almost dis- tracted. And it was in the hope of frightening her into a more amenable and considerate attitude that I threatened her.. I trust that you are a sufficiently discerning judge of human nature to believe me.” “Leaving that point for a mo- ment,” answered Markham non- committally, “will you give me more specific information as to your whereabouts Monday night?” Again I noted a yellow tinge creep over the man’s features, and his body stiffened perceptibly. But when he spoke it was with his ha- bitual suavity. “I considered that my note to you covered that question satisfac- torily. What did I omit?” “What was the name of the pa- tient on whom you were calling that night?” “Mrs. Anna Breedon. She is the ‘widow of the late Amos H. Breedon of the Breedon National Bank of Long Branch.” “And you were with her, I be- eve you stated, from eleven until “That is correct.” “And was Mrs. Brecdon the only witness to your presence at the between those hours?” magne one and I am constantly coming in| ii tion and confinement in a private sanitarium. I have been her phys sician for years.” Markham, after glancing at the cutting, handed it back. There was a short silence broken by a question from Vance. | “By the bye, doctor, what is the name of the night nurse at your | sanitar: ‘ium’ Doctor quick ‘My night nurse? Why—what as she to do with ft? She was very busy Monday night. I can’t understand. . . . Well, if you want her name I have no objection. It’s Finckle—Miss Amelia Finckle.” ndquist looked up rising, carried the slip of paper to Heath. “Sergeant, bring Miss Finckle here tomorrow morning at eleven,” he said, with a slight lowering of one eyelid. “I sure will, sir. Good idea.” His manner boded no good for Miss Finckle, A cloud of apprehension spread Doctor Lindquist’s face, ive me if I say that I am le to the sanity of your cavalier methods.” His tone be- trayed only contempt, “May I hope that for the present your inquisl- tion is ended?” “I think that will be all, doctor,” returned Markham, politely. “May, I have a taxicab called for you?” “Your consideration overwhelms me, But my car is below.” And Doctor Lindquist haughtily, withe drew. | _ Markham immediately summoned Swacker and sent him for Tracy. Tho detective came at once, pole ishing his pince-nez and bowing af fably. Ono would have taken him for an actor rather than a detoce tive, but his ability in matters re- quiring delicate handling was a bye word in the department, “I want you to fetch Mr. Louis Mannix again,” Markham told him, “Bring him hero at once; I’m waite ing to see him.” Tracy bowed genially and, ad- justing his glasses, departed on his errand, “And now,” said Markham, fixe ing Vance with a reproachful look, was in putting Lindquist on his guard about the night nurse. Your brain isn’t at par this afternéon. “Do you think I didn’t have the nurse in mind? And now you've warned him. He'll have until eleven tomorrow morning to coach her in her answers. Really, Vance, I can’t conceive of anything better calcu- lated to defeat us in our attempt to substantiate the man’s alibi.” “I did put a little fright into him, didn’t 12” Vance grinned complac- ently, “Whenever your antagonist begins talking exaggeratedly about the insanity of your notions, he’s already deuced hot under the collar. “But, Markham, old thing, don’t shortcomings. If you and I both SERENE RUBIES TT nty Court of the County, o! leigh, in said State, at the office f the County Judge of sald County, Court House in the City of in gatld County and State, STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, County eoune Before Hon. I, @ ter oot the Estate of Albert Petitioner, BS ret Helen Clausen, Albert V. fargat ef Ns he t day, to show ‘cause, *, why the final report "the administrator in estate of Albert Paul, Minne- should not be approved nd distribution made iy na ator to the persons entitled made of this citation “day of February, Sounty Court, “I want to know what your idea burst into tears over my mental .