The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 17, 1930, Page 5

Social and Personal) Indian Operetta to Be Concert Feature FA ef Peates i g 5 Calif, for visit with Mr. brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and * * & Mrs. E. H, Crary, Cando, is a guest at the home of her sister-in-law, Mrs. field of sophisticated comedy. Not only are there laughs galore, there are human interest touches that Interest in the plot centers about Sandy Jenkins, a forty dollar a week draughtsman, who married Lil Morse, a pretty flapper. In order to prove that he is somewhat of a money-mak- er, he bluffs his way into a better | £ i i z | i i i iF * - i i in Hh Fete te 3 " i i 5 e | FQ § ft B am r au i : § F 5 oF ey Ee F i i $ E- i & i 5a @ i E 5 A bi i 5 ze ist #7 mang irid is8 i i is i ii it a versity Mr. and daughter, with friends in the city. New Teachers Start Tibbon shirred to mold the head. SECOND DISTRICT. = IS CONTEST WINNER Takes First Place in Singing] the . 2 There are now 3,400 Rotary clubs aa ee Noah Beery’s Wife Competition at Women's Federation Dinner First place ih the pep singing con BEE + a, vie George | North Daota State federation, Lisbon; CLUB WOMEN HEADS €. J. Taylor Speaks at Noon Luncheon on Federal . Constitution Service club observance of Consti- tution week came in its rounds to the Rotary luncheon at Hr gps erage when in the world, said President Hoff- man, with approximately 185,000 members. Countries represented in Speaking on the constitution, Mr. Taylor enumerated six duties it im- Poses on all citizens. Thesé are loy- alty, education, voting, engaging in Public service, exerting public opinion and according respect to all officers and branches of the ‘government. Need Morals and Brains Citizenship, he said, implies morals and brains. The two great menaces to the safety of the government are brainy citizens without morals ana moral citizens without brains. ‘The constitution, said Mr. Taylor, was not written at a particular time, despite such impression. It began to be written at Runnymede, in June, 1215, when the English barons exact- a the Magna Charta from King A former president has said that to live under the American constitution is the greatest privilege accorded the humart race in all time he added. He then read an address by John W. es on the subject of the constitu- n. Visitors of the day were Mrs. John Sipple, national president of the Fed- eration of Women’s clubs, Baltimore; Mrs. Jones, president of the Mrs. E. C. Haagenson, state vice pres- ident, Leos heart Mrs. James Coop- or she has been missing 10 days. McCLUSKY apes SMALL- PARE O THR PARTIE [ She Will Explore | Polar Regions — ‘The first woman explorer to venture into the Arctic fastnesses is Miss M. Program Toom at the First. National bank in | was opened iy Clarence Mohr, deputy morning. « >| sheriff, and E. V. Morrill, state's at- dash for free- Believed Murdered Los Angeles, Sept. 17.—(--Sher- iff's deputies, acting on unrevealed information obtained from detectives and Noah Beery, film actor, today be- gan search for his wife Marguerite, her body, in the expressed belief had been murdered. Mrs. Beery McOlusky, N. D., Sept. 17.-Enroll- ment in the McClusky schools this year is smaller than that of last year, according to F. O. Robertson, super- intendent. Students enrolled total 289, ‘EXPECT 400 PUPILS Beulah, N. D., Sept. 17.—More than 450 are expected to be enrolled in the local schools before Oct. 1, according to Superintendent Kadlec. The total HARD TO number of pupils already haf passed the 370 mark. Glen Ullin to Vote On Bond Issue for Community Firehall Glen Ullin, N, D., Bept. 17.—Glen will vote Oct. 1 on a $3,000 bond for the construction of a city Weds Capital Girl Madison, Wis, Sept, 11—(P)—Réby M. La Follette, senior United States Senator from Wisconsin, and Miss Rachel Wilson Young, Washihg- D. C., were married here at 11:30 Mrs. Bolley’s Body Is En Route to Fargo Fargo, N. D, Sept. 17—()}—The body of Mrs. H. L. Bolley, who died in the Argentine August 19, is ex- A quality you would want if you knew all of the facts fact no. 15 Coffee flavor is the most sensitive thing that enters your kitchen — easy to go wrong. Try to make cheap coffee and good coffee on successive mornings — week after week. How good will your good coffee be?, And it is far more dif- ficult in blending and roasting coffee. {There is only one place where only good coffee is made— the Schilling roasting rooms. No cheap blends—no 2nd or 3rd gtades are ever found there. The finest things usually come from those who make fine things only, | sis “Butare the sure that’s Mrs. Van Wayne leader?” bye “No doubt about it. That's a Gruen diamond-set wristlet she’s wearing!” BONHAM BROS. , Jewelers Bismarck, North Dakota Killing 40,000 People:Annu ally Filth Braddock School Term a ; Judge A. G. Burr, Norman B. Cool, Mrs. Frank L. Barnes, Francis Nuessle, William Nuesgle, Marian Toms, Bottineau, Julius Skang, Mobridge, 8. D.; Fred D. Southall,;. Minneapolis -Ed C. ose ase BELIEVE Schilling Ir you've been using ordinary household soaps in hard water | you probably won't believe how | little hard water means to White King. Rich, creamy suds, thorough cleansing and swift rinsing—you can have all these no matter how hard the water may be. ‘White King Granulated Soap is made from pure vegetable and nus oils good enough to eat. That's the reason. Its purity makes it safe for the filmiest silken lingerie, e& fective for the heaviest blankets, kind to the most tender hands. It contains no “filler” to yellow your white goods. It’s the one soap that solves every household washing Prisoner Escapes South Dakota Jail Sturgis, 8. D., Sept. 17.—()—James O'Hara, 27, arrested theft, escaped night and was at large today. Harry Haywar, 24, Mount Pleasant, ! Ia., attempted to escape with O'Hara, Announcing a Display of the New Ford De Luxe Bodies We will have on display this week several of the new De Luxe Bodies that have been especially designed for the Ford car. problem. Try White King today. Its econ- omy will surprise you. A teaspoon: ful is plenty for the wash basin, a cupful amyle for the washing ma chine. At your grocer’s. two young girls of Moun’ All three will be turned over caywied and O'Hara last night re- quested blankets, and when the door audiences during its long engagement two seasons: | ; iH g E i The Man ‘They Both Want Has Just Left on a Holiday for Fun and Love! Julia and Linda are s rich, beautiful! They've al shared things with each ot! Until Johnny Case comes along! Both sisters want Johnny—but Johnny wants a love holiday while he’s young enough to en- Joy it! a is The Park Avenue sisters who fight a love due} in high society for Johnny are portrayed by beautiful * Ann Harding Mary Astor HOLIDAY _ Pathe’s screen edapta- ton of Philip, Barry's am and witty Broadway stage success! —With— ROBERT AMES Edward Everett Horton te 5? i lee gE il EER Eis il PALACE THEATRE MANDAN 5% i i The’ Ford Motor company has made available to the public a complete line of De Luxe Bodies that have been designed for those who desire something different in ap- pearance—appointments and colors—and yet who want the outstanding performance, reliability and economy of the Ford car. The De Luxe types are in addition to the Standard line and consist of Town Sedan, De Luxe Sedan, De Luxe Coupe, Cabriolet, De Luxe Phaeton and De Luxe Roadster. These cars, while luxuriously appointed, are still kept low in price in accordance with the usual Ford policy. Visit our showrooms any time this week between 9 a. m. and 9 p. m. and see the beautiful new De Luxe bodies on display. Copelin Motor Company Better i d nF fi : j i Tonight - Thursday 1:15 - 9 p. m. — Prices: lic - 40c International fun with that super specialist in the mer- ry -method of laugh production. WILL ROGERS IN “So This Is London” with IRENE RICH FRANK ALBERTSON MAUREEN O’SULLIVAN LUMSDEN HARE BRAMWELL FLETCHER if sophisticated sister, aeRe NEE a E Hf BEBE 4} The story of a man in love with two sisters—who wants his fun while he’s young seca Tips PARAMOUNT SOUND NEWS PARAMOUNT SCREEN SONG GRANTLAND RICE’S “SPORTLITE” NOW SHOWING Service Phone 318 _ Bismarck, North Dakota Also AUDIO REVIEW Talking News Reel Home of Parsmouns Pictures Svenings 7-8 Mat. Dally 3:90