The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 13, 1929, Page 6

a ASCORE OFF - PORGOOD FELLOWS’ _ HOLIDAY AID LEFT Red Cross Has Assigned 22 for Christmas, and Rotary Club Takes 23 so Far ‘ | * Christmas clearing house is a hive + of action these days. It ish located in the Red Cross office of Miss Mary, Cashel on the second floor of the Da- | kota National Bank and Trust com- + pany building. There, in addition to the normal Red Cross activities, come committee- men of the Rotary club and members ' of the Salvation Army in their roles of Good Fellows to check up on their assignments for distributing Christ- mas cheer to needy families. The check-up is to see that nobody is overlooked and that there are, cn the} other hand, no duplications of effort. | So far 23 Rotarians have volun- teered to make distribution of Christ- mas baskets by personal call. Others ‘will contribute cash to the Red Cross, and that organization will assume the work of providing baskets out of the total funds so received. The Red Cross . has been able to assign basket distri- | butions for 22 families to that num- ber of Good Fellow volunteers. MIN SAUNDER: GE Hed Cross ulso {s selecting the! part’ pee srt Hi x boy kiddies to be the guests of the ite, but too full of temptations. Lions club on Christmas afternoon at | sighed Mile.. Violetta, pretty Czecho- the usual Christmas dinner in the: stovakian entertainer, who has been *oden under the G. P., and it is assist- | “doing” Paris. ing the G. P. Eat shop in making up AMILIES INO LEGS OR ARMS, BUT SHE H TIME OF HER LIFE IN GAY PAREE Mile, Violetta gaily tells and interviewer about the geod time she has been having in Paris. ' Bay that it was the gest of life for her. i AD ‘Yes, Violetta said she liked to flirt; Sitting—if her posture could be called such—on a cushioned stand in her show, she merrily passed the time of In departing for her peaceful home ' day with visitors and showed a keen its party of possibly 80 girls for a din- in the valley of the Danube Violetta |interest in walks of life where she ner in the cafe at the same hour. Se-| wasn't exactly complaining, nor was | cannot go. Strikingly pretty, she is an lections are being made partly through the schools. ‘The Good Fellow clearniz house has; about 20 families left to assign, and anybody desiring to assist in the work | can enroll for the cause at the Red Cross office. Miss Cashel also is anx- take in the city like other tourists | real half lady ia the world.” fous that anybody knowing of a de-/ gtili, Violeta was not down-hearted. serving family or person should turn} in the name, so that nobody may be ‘overlooked. So thorough is the plan for provid- ing a happy Christmas to the needy that names of such in the county have been listed for delivery of Christmas NATIONALIST TROOPS EN) THREE REVOLTS Battles at Canton, Nanking and; Honan Are Victories for the | Chinese Governors to returning to have some more fun. “Paris is terrible for a woman be- cause there are so many lovely things for her to buy,” she said. “The clothes are irresistible and the men are just lightfully and shower a girl with com- pliments.” VERDICT OF SIMPLE by District Court on Neigh- bor’s Charges Shanghai, Dec. 13.—4—Forces of | the Nationalist government today ap- ASSAULT RETURNED; Fred Kaiser, Mott, Found Guitty| parently had fought to # standstill) three rebellious armies in widely sep- arated parts of China but the threat of widespread revolt, aimed at the overthrow of Nanking, still remained. Probably the most outstanding vic- tory was that over the insurgent forces beaten back from the gates of Canton with heavy losses. Reports from the southern metropolis indi- _ tated the “Ironsides” division of Gen- eral Chang Fak-Wei and insurgents from Kwangsi province who several weeks ago cooperated in an advance upon Canton, still were retreating. Verdict of simple assault was brought in at 10:30 last nihgt by the | jury in the district court case of Fred Kaiser, of near Mott, charged by John Bentz, of the same community. iwith assault with a sho’ gun. Court {set January 7 for passing sentence. | The jury took over the casc at 4 to'clock, Thursday afternoon. for the defense, and Ed. 8. Allen, and Jr. which Judge McFarland added \a charge covering all phases of as- {saul: as they pertained to this case. These rebeis were whipped in &! According to the testimony in the bloody threc-day battle just outside |trigl, Kaiser threatened Bentz with ajoff the eight story structure. More, the city. Half of the insurgents were said to have been Comsmnape among a casualties, inc! captured. Mauna ies were not mentions lo tr soe musing cows andere lag - jabout to drive the stock away. ‘gun which he loaded in the presence '@ crutch, testified that he got the 3 Some 30,000 rebels were involved in oun after Bentz had knocked him feos drammnite, ay [som three times and had wrested a subsided. Nationalist success, al- | fighting was indecisive, | Honan province, where rebels | _ advancing upon Hankow, important . inland city, were checked for the | Absence of reports continued to, Bieoee fate of the American mis- | . slonaries at inchow, Kiangsi prov- | which recently was reported ' by Communist armies. | the last message received here from | , Nov. 30, said cities about | ‘KA&nchow had been captured by the | 4 Reds and that the situation was' “Illinois Coal Miners’ Strike Angles Growing: Springfield. Tl, Dec. 13.—P—The | matter of mining coal in Illinois to- mancuvers aimed at President John‘ G Lewis of the United Min> Work- ors of Americe. and measurcs by en-, forcement officers to arrest strike leaders on charges of i ‘The Belleville district, between 8,000 and 9.000 men. was’ marked for picketiny today. trees. Get our prices firet. ' after; | briet arguments by Counsel Engescth, | State's Attorney George 8. Register,!Only a huge she handing too many bouquets to! optimist at 20, and appears not to Paris as a playground. She couldn't | have a care in the world. “Why should I not be happy?” she do, for Violetta has no arms and no! asked. “I make good money and my legs, and has been advertised in the sister is very kind to me, wheeling me | Luna park show of freaks as the “only \ about to all sorts of in Violetta said she had never been She said she had been having @ won- | sick a day in her life. Her blond head derful time and was looking forward {is perfectly normal, though the rest of her is nothing but a trunk. She was born that way. She lkes brilliant carrings and necklaces and is just as fussy as most pretty girls of her age about what too gallant for words. They flirt [so she can wear in the way of clothes. She was the life of the party in the show of freaks. pitchfork from him and Mrs. Kaiser. His charges were denied by the de- fendant. With the completion of the assault Minneapolis Elevator Destroyed by Fire Due ‘To Terrific Explosion Minneapolis. Minn., Dec. 13.—("— smoldering mass of grain remained today of the Sterling Grain company elevator, which was de- stroyed by a spectacular fire, preceded by an explosion which blew the top than 200 firemen for five hours ;of his neighbor. Bentz and two | fought the flames. Loss was estimat- fed at aprpoximately $250,000 by of- ficials of the firm. 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