The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 15, 1928, Page 5

Siuakniirormase FE ie oe cia U SNS CESAR Bi nA, MONDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1928 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE PAGE FIVE | = - Claire Nelson,| ident and chairman,of the board uf| to their omission, recentative nations in the world con: | Qe we ba ds -~-._@| Mr. and Mrs. George Anderson of and Lynn Grimson, Langaon, cellos. / directors 0: United Artists, that the| In “Sorrell and Son,” as in other'| flict. | a) 5 , | | Wing transacted business in Bis Alice Greer, string bass; Hazel| executive told him to go ahead. | Brenon films, the director puts| Seven months were devoted to the City-County Briets marek this week-end, Lyons, Grat.{ sorks; #lorence sues-| It was before “Sorrell” became a| something of his own life experieuce| filming of ground and air battle se-| § — __"__ ee es ers, clarinets; Marion Heninger.) best-seller that Brenon read it. He| into his pre. “Beau Geste” was| quences at San Antonio, Tex. An Poplar, Mont.; and Ellen bherum,! read it because it was advertised as| easy for him, he said, because he had/exact duplication of a sector of St.! Miss Genevieve Hast of Elgin{ Mrs. C. O. Kell of Bismarck wat Carpio, N. D., flutes; Uiarence Vulu-| the story of the love of father and| dearly loved his two brothers and|Mihiel was constructed under the | admitted to St. Alexius hospital « * Social and_Personal : ming, Grand’ Forks, “oboe; "Ethel/'son, ‘and he wanted to follow “Beau had lost both of them. In “Sorrell” | supervision of those who fought at | Spent Saturday in Bismarck on ial Sunday for treatment. ; . 2 . Clure, Sanborn, alto saxopnune;| Geste” he was secking some episode which| the f iginal, Six thousand | "Css B} Experienced Women Voters Urged. to Keangth Clarke, Kenmare, and Cl | conventional love plots | Would turn “Kis” heart to the stuly| men ‘were’ thrown into tht: laa, ee ini Haakon Anderso: itiative i i ampaign | {r4 Simensen, Grand works, cornet;| “On nig - , of medicine. dismal, battle-scarred area for the| Mr. and Mrs, E, M. Serr of Mott! Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reiner of Line : Parad: pce ne Abba aol 3 National Campa Sawn aces arand Rares. Horn | certain Sclkat woie: mer Orehie|— SriNGR FRRARE ground “shots.” More than 200 air-| were business callers in Bismarek| ton are the parents of wer " Mrs. Herbert Tellier of the Na-} Bj phd ba tot ok, pi talked to dozens of ,men, in the! ~ THEATRE Planes darted and swooped overhead. | Friday, | born Sunday at St. Alexius hospit ' i ismarck Woman Is, Nei York, Bismarck, percussion;|#™oking room of the ship, in the! “Wings,” greatest of air pictures,| Cameramen, principals and asso- | ee | —_—_—_—— ’ ‘ Mi tional Republican Campaign | State Secretary of and Stella Lat Isle, Mink, piano. i P “dow fighta” i Friday injcool mornings. Montana-Da- Speaks at Bismarck, Young People’s Wo: Neéinblske Of America d Only after a period of combined | aerial combat from “dog-fights” to | dred Flom of Minot spent Friday . “ fei tk wil bold’ He disesiet ‘meeting Thurs-| they spoke of their own fathers o arses and actual production | “straffing.” Bismarck. joes Power Co. if 3 " 9 The greatest amount of good to| Mrs. Fred Hanson was elected |day evening vith a banquet at 6:80 | fale, own wad igs bn t ing, modiin Wings Potanount aoe ee srorage woman pesporgncd nats sere ofYoune Poona in Se de; Goad tet | Of, ehe had coe thre Goward the a) wan seedy. e we meet or . i {a ” “pet” % Led Sati we . pol Bd ? Hit Kt sth. Aes Poy Pant ey hell, Reservations for the ban-| ™les to see him. Together they; “Wings” was the “pet” of the Par: worked over the novel, winnowing| amount studio; it was recognized as isl in the game,” Mrs. Herbert | ical of the Presbyterian church, |quet may be nade by calling 1227-J| out its essentials, the truc kernel. of} the great achievement that would ‘elligr, head of the farm women’s | which was held at Mi V4 inot during the |F 317., All members are urged to/ the story, carry to fame not only the names of 4 division of the national Republican | last week. fa} attend. ree In “Sorrell and Son,” the novel,| Wellman and Hubbard, but also the " " e ; “Wings” © Fy =mpaign, said here Saturday night,| Rev. Paul 8. Wright of Bismarck| 4, D. Dickingon,| Bteton found certain things which| featured players, Charles Rogers ee Ge eat Gain ee vas ont ett Porance i ees the rine pal speakers ot ne (oll SOLS an Mins | seemed iio him false to the spiritual /and Bickaed Alen, who were ats0- 2:30 and 7:30 Promptly. 2 Shows Each Evening. political 1B a e synod meeting, delivering an ad- a " ry facts with whic! ceping was work-| ciated wit lara Bow and Jobyna s it 8 F \ Where a meeting had been arrangtd) drese on “Unification of, the Local| Audrey Rohrer were guests in Minot| ing. Some of “Kit Sorell’s” love) Ralston in the principal roles. ie verotneaeiotrtilhde now showing at the Eltinge for | ciated pilots totaled 125 hours each i i il-| Radiantfire for these he first four days of the week. in the air to obtain everything in| pie Piel a ae e sagas Four Days: Monday - Tuesday - Wednesday - Thursday i : Ruth McCoy, Bismarck,| Church in Regard to the Whole Saturday. cee affairs; a phrase the boy used which| It is a story of the air service, chairman of the Burleigh county] Task” Thursday morning. 8) slurred Council Schools, the English| “done” for the first time on the Hoover-Curtis campaign committee.| Jamestown was favored for the|\, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Doyle spent) equivalent of public schools here,| screen. It was written by John Monk rs. eCoy was assisted by Mrs.| 1929 meeting of the synod, and the| the “week-end in Minot where they! and showed a taint of snobbery in| Saunders, himself an instructor of Theron Ellison, Sterling. joint organizations declared united| Sttended the Bismarck-Minot foot-| him, were false to the “Kit” who was| aviation during the war. Wellman In spreading her talk over all the | support of the 18th amendment in| >@llgame. = 5 worthy of his father’s life of devo-| was a member of the Lafayette major issues in the present cam| the approaching election, No-men-| pai p q| tion and self-sacrifice. And Herbert) squadron, and all the technical as- ign, Mrs. Tellier devoted a part of | tion was made of presidential can- ¥ ‘aul Faber, Frank Pea ae a Brenon won Deeping’s ready consent | sistance came from aces of four rep- er address to both sides of the farm | didates in, the resoluton. Ty atone tits wremeesunl (a jualization question and Hoover’s| Mrs. D. T. Robertson of Fargo| Minot game at Minot this week-end. view on the St, Lawrence waterway. | was elected sident of the wom-| Miss Helen H tig ta ab She alto described ‘various methods | ons synodeal Mra, J. W. uy of| aA, olen Merman, who is at ‘ing used in erent states by | Bottineau was chosen vice president, 4 | both parties to get out the woman| and Mrs. Alex Wright a Oakes, | the week-end here at her home. , recording secre’ ~ vote. tary. o——__ _— ---____-_ —-» Perhi the greatest amount of] The following fi . good can be done by. personal calls, | tended the antiten. Revs ana Mrs, AT THE MOVIES |] : CLARA BOW dc ance abseil . she declared, although meetings held! Paul §. Wright, Mrs. Fred Hanson, by commercial and service clubs are \ am doingymuch to clarify the political * Bi ion to the inexperienced voters. Shf stressed the point that much : ge is being done by experienced women voters in many parts of the country by holding meetings espe- cially for the benefit of the farm women. As an instance of the good that can beedone by commercial and service clubs she quoted the instance ofa Minnesota organization which held a meeting especially for the benefit of “first voters”—the young men and women of communities who will cast their first ballot at the November 6 election. She compared the work being done in this state with that of other states, and commended the women of North Dakota for their efforts. The situation in this state is par- ticularly perplexing to the person ) who dees not thoroughly understand the ‘kings of politics, she said. Mrs. Sara West Ankenmann, Mrs. CAPITOL THEATRE | K. A. McCord, Mrs. J. L. Hughes; Hérbert Brenon, producer-director | and Miss Anna Burr. of “Sorrell and Son,” current film) Prominent speakers at the synod} at the Capitol theatre, insisted that | meeting included Dr. D. H. Kroeze| Warwick Deeping’s novel was the| of Jamestown, Rev. Earl G. Harris,| finest screen material he had ever | missionary from West Africa, Rev.| read, and he made the Pike Possi- Robert E. Pugh, secretary of the| bilities so vivid to Mr. Schenck, pres- | board of national missions, and Rev. 2 | George P. Horst of the board of | christian education. m ry Bismarck Boy Plays in N. D. U. Orchestra Neil York, son of Mrs. Alice Wright York of Bismarck, has been chosen as a member of the Univer- sity of North Dakota orchestra, ac- cording to an announcement made today by John E. Howard, director. Tracy Krogstad, Harvey, will as- sist Mr. Howard in directing the Schilling SITS LE ae Schilling is the only one in America § (omer) ROGERS CHARLE RICHARD ARLEN G.\RY COOPER Head up. Shoulders square. Chin firm. Eyes toward the clouds. That’s her man. Her airman sweetheart. Her childhood playmate. Her soar- ing, zooming, daring, fighting —“ace.” Where danger calls, there youth follows. Eyes in the clouds. Chin firm. © Shortly before the talk’ was given |Soup, and officers named were she was taken for an automobile Sella na Oslo, Minn., president; tour of the city by the women po- | “rion Saeats ek Poplar, Mont., } litical leaders of Bismarck, and was listo president; tds almer, ae introduged to many of the Bismarck | liston, . secretary-treasurer; Edwin producing top grade coffee only - - Virst—ia the dough a ‘Then in the even no 2nd or 3rd grades -- no divided . Rice, Grand Forks, librarian; and i residerts. She also gave a 20-min-| fice, Grand Forks, 3 Pri interest -- no possible confusion of a Fy ig. | Haak , Property man- ‘ nae. ee — ae 1 Sh Same won quality -- one grade only for those She left last night for Great Falls, ip ercmeetra personnel hed : the over 38 years Mont., where she will address meet-| instruments played are: Edith ings and work with the state head- Hughes, Lakota; Leots Jones, Jean quarters to clarify the political situ- Grand Forks; Jean Nelson, Min 25 ounces tor 25¢ who want top grade coffee only. ation for the women voters. E Pi , Williston; 'G | H.0 19 Spices o 31 Extracts cee Reckort, Frederick Voller, “Ged Use less than of PAD eaSwSCSUSSS Mrs. Anton Nelson Forks, Viling, aahgeegt high priced brands &, i orter, it , wen BEARD Honored at Party Mont.; and Ruth Harris, Grand MILLIONS OF POUNDS USED Atmapuer ate violas. » T. 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