The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 24, 1928, Page 8

PAGE FIGHT i ' HE BISMARCK TRIBUNE MONDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1998 complete an admirably selected human as well as a humorous pice and property damage of about $250,-|concrete, and 96 cent of - BLOODY TRAIL LEADS |= {area any Sato Pa eam, 2 tie amet een 214 Dead, 102 Injured by | rope sumer ot anu, tit: |emre, and 8 per ott theo CAPITOL, THEATRE [portant supporting roles,” |trles to re ae —— ee iPhilippine Earthquake |to have been destroyed. y The Capitol Theatic schedules for, “Give and Take” concerns an old|the fun stata WROTE OWN EULOGY NATION the holidays a comedy drama, “Give fruit canning factory owner, played George Sidney is said to have t! Worcester, Mass.—(?)—The only; Manila, Dec. 24—()—The toll of| wy jand Take,” co-starring George Sid- by Hersholt, and his superintendent, funniest role o! services at the funeral of Thomas P./an earthquake and tidal wave last|states has almost Iney and Jean H rsholt, as {ts major played by Sidney. Lewis plays the screen comedy. : Abbott were the reading of a paper; Wednesday at Cotabato, capital of|high 7 entertainment beginning today, Mon- | owner's son and heir, and Miss Lynn provided with pared by himself. The paper was |the Philippine province of that name, Former Mandan State Training |day. ‘This screen production is Ln) daughter of the superintendent. sketch of his own life. today stood at four dead, 102 injured jadapted from the popular Aaron|That young lady elso has the dual|veterans make an excellent comedy ee oh can [Hoffman stage play and is to be a tole of secretary to the boss and|team. George Lewis, of “Collegiant® ith Robbery : s Enderlin, N. D.. Dec. 24.—A trait of | blood, leading from a drug store ‘ : robbed Saturday night to the home We anietteyuirdn A th. the, acre or tEguns on a) —== —SS— = 5 i Gee SEASON Ss GREETINGS . t Christmas a th e. ! 1 : : N ae ot Senter ue are | Ble i iting starts Be cy Ring Saturday whe ° sit Sele toned if iroigh: the window. \) , . | #3 VERY MERRY CHRISTM. ‘AS | 8 Two dozen watches, Met at i ~ \ » Y THE 00, wel taken. C= 1] ‘e n is Deir te teen palloe, the robber, us \ S| © ~ anda | SEASON'S > e building through tl | ‘ the broken glass, and a large pool o! ; a | R blood was found in the window and ; . Wt NEW YEAR AE rating uo: the tral As we pause this year in reverence it BY proT WISH Taking up the trail at the outside of the building, police say they fol- | Hs: Pounes, however could ‘ot | to Him who taught us “Peace on 2 | § : dk: FOR A Iva ara si a Earth, Good Will Towards Men,” | ah B. K SKEEL a nen Reiaeciers: uted was plane Under ail , | wale » AA. S | CHRISTMAS 408 BROADWAY ; arrest. Police said tl at the time us he was arrested he had a large cut we wish you—A Most Joyous on his right hand, which Pounes de- : clared he got while cranking a car. He will be taken to Lisbon today, where he will be arraigned. He was released recently from the training school for boys at Mandan, Christmas, a New Year of Peace, Prosperity and Happiness. eee | AT THE MOVIES | | (iain deere °@ ELTINGE THEATRE “Gorreously beautiful” Billie” Dove has never appeared to better advan- tage than in her newest picture “Adoration” featured at the Eltinge for today and Tuesday. The story deals with the plight of Russian roy- alty and aristocracy following the | ¥ revolution. They flee to Paris and there their destinies are worked out The theme of jealousy forms the basis of the story and involves the | lovely Princess Ele: and her con- | sort, Prince Serge, played by Antonio | Moreno with gre: in, Several arresting types are found in the picture. Lucy Doraine in the part of the maid to the princess, a good role, a former UFA star, known as “the girl with the million dollar legs,” a genuine beauty from Budapest. Nicholas Soussanin, a na- tive of Crimea, and former Russian stage star, is the villain; Nicholas Bela, of the Comedie Francais, in Paris, and the Gaiety stock company in Budapest, is the super-vhlet, Ivan; Emil Chautard, former well-known director, is a Russian general; Wini- fred Bryson, Lucien Prival and oth- The Entire Force of— Hoskins-Meyer : | ; : : : Christmas gt Greetings THAT SPIRIT OF PEACE AND GOOD WILL toward our fellowmen, ft) ; taht aha he ehh : that seems to invade the hearts of us i all as the Yuletide ‘Season ap- proaches, makes us want to extend to you, our Friends and Patrons, the Merriest of Christmases and the Hap- piest and Most Prosperous of New Years. Merry Christmas! . cor Happy New Year! 7 Washburn Lignite Co. Ti 0 Py | PHONE 453 ‘ Our Customers and Friends The most cherished among the gifts bestowed by the passing years is the memory of the pleasant relations with those whom we have been privileged to serve. McCracken's Cash Store 121:Fourth St., Bismarck, N. D. | Here's is You and Yours os A MERRY CHRISTMA MOST PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR -