The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 19, 1928, Page 8

PAGE TWO. PAGE RIGHT GIRLS DEMAND THEY BE TOLD “UIFE'S FACTS’ Request Made at Biennial Na- tional Y.W.C.A. Meet in Sacramento Sacramento, Calif., April 19.—()| —A demand that they be told the! “facts of life” which their mothers | are too reticent to tell them, was; made by a group of girl reserves) in a discussion with secretaries | committeewomen and advisers at the biennial national Y. W. C. A./ convention here yesterday. Bremen Forced to Earth Near Here “THE BISMARCK TRIRIINF ERECT ewes + mee ene omen oe lin the accounts of D. M. Ausley, cashier of the institution, who killed himself in his room at a hotel here yesterday. Relief From Curse of Constipation A Battle Creek physician says, “Constipation is responsible for more misery than any other cause.” But immediate relief 18 been |found. A tablet called Rexall Or- derlies has been discovered. This tab'et attracts water fron. the sys- jtem into the lazy, dry, evacuating ;bowel called the colon. T loosens the dry food waste ané causes a gentle, thorough, natural movement without forming a habit or ever increasing the dose. Stop suffering from constipation. Chew « Rexall Orderlie at night. Next day bright. Get 24 for 26c to- day at the nearest Rexajl drug They came from San Francisco| and other coast cities and they de-| clared they had been brought up) “like Topsy,” left to find out essen-| tial facts as they might. They) demanded information to permit them to form thir own conclusions | ‘and decisions in what they termed! “this modern age.” oul Chief interest of the couvention) today centered in the lineup of a/ ticket of officers. The election will; be held tomorrow. While balloting started last night it was indicated) that there would be no contest for | resident, Mrs. John M. Hanna of | Wes, Texas, president, was ex- ted to be reelected to office for eure: Charlee W, Gilkey, Chi rs. aries W. Gilkey, Chicago, is seeking reelection as vice presi-| It was near this place that the Bremen, transatlantic plane bearing three dent ‘with: Hetie prospect of hay, op-| scene is Indian Harbor, Labrador, and is typical of the rocky, e santaucng: ferfuinr Whee: HOWAERETG as ition. ‘There are four candidates | his companions had to come down on Greenley Island. In winter the spot is a field of dangerous Ice. fer the two ioe re 8. an eer! i candidates are: Miss Julia M. Gam- g Ble if New York Bhs ae Foray es Joseph Copps, 32, the other oe en most successful in recent Led tRisionn Ud near here. His floatten, TOund Miss Louise Wildy,| ,,shoeran leaves a widow and three] Rev, E. Wiedenhoefer of Heil de- patie Hiinespe a *! small children. livered the confessional address at} DEAD CASHIER’S ACCOUNTS Miss Elsie West of Summit, N. ET Serer public services Wednesday night SHORT Jn veaterday was elected a delegate| Lutheran Pastors’ and Rev. W. W. A. Keller, James-! Statesville, N. 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Bes : Robert Drake, held on two charges Is Shot to Death Lutheran pastors affiliated with the | of grand larceny in connection with Roney (gaye ne Ohio synod today chose Mott as the rattle lags diccli Beatin cat Chie: April 19.— -—Less| meeting place for their next con-| ty to charges when arraigne: than anchour after he began his tour! vention. Pathe convention ended to-| before Judge Fred Jansonius in dis- Harness and Lace Leather of duty at midnight, Policeman Emiliday. Rev. J. F. L. Bomhoff, Valley | trict court yesterday. The case was Call at our new brick buildings Shogran, 34, was shot dead by one/City, was elected president of the | referred by the judge to the insanity next to Armoor of two negroes, whom he and Ser-| pastors’ organization. Rev. Martin|board and sentence was deferred t John Shortall of the detective Killer of Max was named secretary, | until that group makes its report on a squad sought to question. land Rev. F. J. Kordewich, New| Drake’s mental condition. 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