The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 21, 1928, Page 3

“ WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1928 BORAH THINKS _ FARMSESSION | ISNECESSARY ' Urges National Grange to Sup- port Proposition of Farm | Relief Congress Washington, Nov. 21.—(AP)— Senator Borah today urged that the National Grange support the pro- position of a special session of con- gress to consider farm relief. Speak- ing at the Grange convention here, he said he felt the problem could not be solved at fhe coming regular ses- sion. “This recent campaign has placed all men holding public office in a Position where they must take hold of the farm problem and do their best to solve it,” he said. “There is no ore from the obligation under- taken. Both parties declared in their platforms for some relief measure.” Turning to the Kellogg peace treaty Senator Borah declared that International peace was a National concern and of particular concern to farmers. He expressed the hope that the senate would ratify the pact at the coming session. Louis J. Taber, National Grange Master, in thanking the senator for addressing the Grange, pledged that body’s support to the treaty for In- ternational peace and also to any workable relief measures for agri- culture, The Grange joined the association of American Land Grant colleges for its afternoon session. —— OO | | Personal and Social News of Mandan Vicinity ' Dr. and Mrs. Floyd Erickson and son Howard have returned from Minneapolis, where they were called by the death of Dr. Erickson’s mother, victim of an automobile ac- cident. They were accompanied by Dr. Erickson’s father, G. P. Erick- son, who will make his home with his son. eee G. W. Stephens has returned from Decatur, Ill, where he was called by the illness and death of his father, John E. Stephens. Mr. Stephens was accompanied by his children, Georgia, Leslie, and Harold. cary Otto Bauer. past district deputy grand exalted ruler of the Elks lodge, was in charge of the dedica- tion service for the new club rooms Monday evening. " * Purchase of the Boston cafe by Peter Tamas, formerly proprietor of the New Palace cafe, has been an- ————____ CAPITOL Theater TONIGHT Luxury - Splendor - Magnificence LOVE - DRAMA - PAS. nounced. Mr. Tamas will take over the cafe this weeks ” Mrs. E. R. Ricker and Mrs. B. W. Shaw will be hostesses to Chapter H. P. E. O. this’ afternoon at the home of Mrs. Shaw. Lehigh Lignite Plant to Open in December Minneapolis. Nov. 21.—() —Op- eration ot a carbonization and briquetting plant for the preparation of lignite for commercial consump- tion is to be started at Lehigh, N. D., in December, Ralph W. Richardson, consulting engineer of St. Paul, told the Kiwanis club here yesterday. The briquetting comme ny, initiated steps two years-ago for the estab- lishment of the plant, which will employ processes developed in Ger- many during the last few years. If the project proves the success its sponsors hope it will, it will be an important factor in hastening the utilization of the enormous lignite dopsit of western North Dakota, Mr. Richardson said. | AT THE MOVIES | —® CAPITOL THEATRE “The Man Who Laughs,” Univer- sal’s super-production of the immor- tal Victor Hugo novel which is now at the Capitol Theatre is, at the same time, one of the most power- ful dramas ever executed as well as the most lavish unparalleled de- piction of Eighteenth Century at- mosphere ever presented on the screen. Mary Philbin and Conrad Veidt, are co-starred while the sup- eagle | cast includes Olga Baclan- ova, Josephine Crowell, Brandon Hurst, Ceorge Siegmann, Cesare Gravina and Stuart Holmes. Paul Leni directed the film which was under the production supervision of Paul Kohner. ELTINGE THEATRE “Waterfront” featured on the El- tinge screen today and Thursday is a jolly romance of a shanghaied girl who turns the tables on a_ sailor boy. Dorothy Mackaill and Jack Mulhall head the cast. Miss Mackaill is cast as the daughter of a tugboat captain, who yearns for a life on the bounding main. Her father (Knute Ericson) has seen enough of the waterfront and wants to spend the rest of his life ona farm. Dorothy seems doomed for just such a life after years around the breakwater, when Mullhall, in the guise of a seaman, enters her life. She falls for the handsome sailor, partly it must be admitted, because she sees an oppor- tunity to stay by the sea. Every- thing is knocked into a cocked hat, however, when her sailor boy con- fides in her that his greatest ambi- tion is to buy a farm and desert his ship. To tell whether Miss Mackaill per- suades her sweetheart and father or of farming, would spoil an evening's entertainment, but what does happen will keep you both thrilled and laughing until the picture is finished. 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