The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 22, 1930, Page 3

sia eae THE BISMARCK TRIBIJNE. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 22, 1930 ‘ RR AHM SAYS STATE HOOVER OPPOSES : | Body of Piepkorn Is J ANSONIUS BUFFETS [absence of cases to present at the} ELKS DISCUSS CHRIBTIVAS | . 2. ime. ne jismare] 8 fe, al : HOW BILLY PETROLLE Taken to Wing Home ‘gin sen sel gg FS, a SHOULD MATCHU § ie ee ore peace | j Rockford Wednesday and he and his/Piant for the “Good ellows” ae: ‘| BEAT JIMMY M’LARNIN ws rt Seon Pe ein or toe at a affray at Wing Armistice night,| | They had to abandon their car at ance of 125, After the lodge ses- RO AD FUND FULLY DEBT REDUCTION was started from here this morning | jasmestowa and proceed to New Rock-|sion a luncheon was served. for his home despite the bad condi-|Case He Expected to Hear at! ford by train. All along the road 3 ‘ eee? apa Agen! oe a ROUND 6—Petrolle dashed in with fion of roads in the northern section N R # P . | cars were met hopelessly marooned} Turkey shoot at 2 p. m. Sun- : the body, Jimmy laid back, took two Bad fica wat tc pihe ehia that eee ore eat aaeet to be h ul aethifaete Le id'step out and signal| €@Y, Nov. 28rd, 6 miles south. " i . y r ght to the chin that sent ,, The funeral services are to eld | fi motorists would step out and signa! ‘t Chief Engineer of Highway De-|more lets to the side waiting x spot Jimmy bouncing to the rope. Me-|President Wishes to Continue|‘%,the Wing community hall at 2:0 Murder Trial Up Monday the train and it would stop to pick) east of Bismarck, at Swan found ul ack cautiously de- td . os K Sunday ernoon. eV. em up. artment Would Free C abed, Sue Tight hand blasts to Pe- | pending on a left hand to keep Pe-| Pouring Money ‘Into Na- |Fred Christ of the Wilton Presby-| Judge Fred Jansonius and Clifford!“ Gamibg back Judge Jansonius took| SWanson’s place. Everybody pi fee Coun- |trolie’s chin. Billy ‘wavered, flung tolle away, but Billy slipped inside! 3 3 ee jterian church will officiate. |Jansonius, stenographer, returned|no chances on blocked rads and re-| welcome. é , : out his left and then whaled McLar- with a right and left to the head and tional Sinking Fund ,, rhe, Proposed coroner's inquest; home from New Rockford, Friday | turned by train to Bismarck. ties of Main System Aid nin in the chin with the right that | body. ey pummeled each other into the homicide still is in abey-| night, after a futitle attempt to hold| | When the judge goes back Monday | peed a ah are ar Creer aoe e Liste one or ee Washington, Nov, 22.—()—Regard- pees, ed bet Sei Gane a session of ciset court in the Eddy | the case in which J. V. Walsh A & Larnin’ e fire seemed to hav 2 ere ly nd. endin, Ss, y ity town. y wil k Mon- Ness, Carri 5 cK PAVING NEED left eye, and blood streamed down his | died from their heaviest weapons. "A {1e55 of @ prospective deficit, President Attorney Fe ALIA He Ae aay mohnun Oa Re tachi vas tis cheteun aust \ Register is taking no ac-|day morning to try again, with pros-! killing David Vote in a shotgun duel, 1S LIMITED tion to bring the. case before the, pects of starting a murder trial. district court. Gang War Flares Hoover has disapproved suggestions for suspending this year all reduction of the public debt. ‘ In the interest of sound govern- mental financing the chief executive announced yesterday he wished left alone the sinking fund set aside for reducing the obligations of the United r States. With his announcement,| St. Louis, Mo. Nov. 22.—(APj— what hopes remained for a continu-}Gang warfare flared again today. ance of the current one-per-cent re-|Lester Barth and Dewey Goebel, duction in income tax rates sank to a} Principals. in a reputed split in the new low. Cuckoo gang, were shot with ma- cheek. They. swapped furiously in/ terrific left hook to the head sent midring, Petrolle absolutely unafraid |McLarnin back on his heels again. of McLarnin’s famous punches. He Two more sent him backward across shook off Jimmy's best punches, left | the ring with a dazed look back in his hooks to the head and body and eyes again as Petrolle lashed him un- Tights to the chin, and drove the; mercilessly about the head. Blood Irishman around the ring with a two-| streamed from a cut alongside Mc- fisted fusilade to the head. Two) Larnin’s nose but he shook his head, rights shook McLarnin again as they | stopped Petrolle’s rush with a right bounced off his chin at the bell. jand battled his way dizzily around ROUND 2—Billy stabbed straight the ring until the bell. for Jimmy’s head with his left. then} ROUND 7—Jimmy’s face was lopped a right to the damaged eye. lumpy, and blood-stained from the ‘ are to be called on charges ‘of mur- Failure to hold court was due to | der. Would Not Reduce Maintenance, i Says Expert; Gives $430 a Mile on Mandan Road PITOL Theatre [ca Daily at 2:30-7-9 TONIGHT ONLY Sufficient funds to match the fed- eral aid without the use of money from the counties should be the state highway department, H.-C. The Time to Invest ‘ » Frahm, chief engineer of the depart-|sectarnin was short with both hands | beating h i The proposal had been made injchine guns from a passing automo- ‘There is a right time and a wrong time to buy sp2culative and wild. Petrolle, game, dogged, | to tegen “hola Pesce sear wk several quarters that the sinking me he they sat in their parked car. issues. But no rules can be applied to this pracuce. 1 .s belted furiously at him with both /left jabs. They swapped lefts to the|fund. now about $430.000,000 a year, Herth was killed instantly and Goe- always @ guessing contest. hands to the head. He caught Jimmy | head, then rights, but Petrolle seemed |e applied through congressional au-|Pe) died several hours Inter, Conservative investors agree that any time is the right Cistrict to serve, a job sufficient in), dozen times before the Irishman|to be immune to punishment, He took |thorization against this year's expen-| Police said they had been in- La aE SITIES Eo ee itself, as the amount spent on county | stopped the rash for a moment with| the huskiest socks MeLarnin had end {ditures. It was hoped to avert, or re-|formed recently by underworld tip. time to purchase securities meriting recognition as “Invest- and township. roads — the strictly!s right to the chin, Petrolle turned | stormed in with a left hook attack to|duce to a minimum, the deficit and|sters that Barth and Goebel wer ment Stocks.” ~Oommon stocks itt this category are lim talce ‘that spent Oh the stave him |McLarnin’s eyes glassy with a right/the head and body. ‘They held their |@lso permit continuance of the low|Fuspected by Cuckoo gang members‘ ee ay eee eee twice that spent on the state high-|tg the jaw. McLarnin wobbled, kept rights in check, jabbing and hooking [tax rate. Ia Cuckbocietniery din Gane | The soundest common stocks in the world are the ways,” Mr. Frahm said. his feet and strove to fight his way|with left hands until Petrolle lifted) The president indicated that other 0 distillery near Valmeyer, | ‘ = RI RI his abigail bs cenit and strove to fig ay | wi t je TURAN WRIGHT Have Ween: APPA eto |TIL, two nontlik Reo, in whiten hice security underlying NORTH AMERICAN TRUST SHARES je county out of danger. Billy ripped after him,|his head. McLarnin flashed both | funds Ti; J, ' and UNIVERSAL TRUST SHARES. Bought os a group : 1 McTigue, Cuck lead a group find an inferior condition on’ a sec- aan STeorateueee She saree valiy nani ee, correo ad ly a use. These include foreign debt pay-| thers were wounded peericnrcy ea Char Greece non Cea tion of main “gets can be/ MeLarnin smashed a right to the chin| tack that drove Jimmy across the|ments and thse ted tye vel Vild rand Cone k hb thas " fad readily traced back to seaa|that sent Petrolle back on his heels|ring, blood streaming from his nose |Not been nee eee ake e an mstoc! We recommend NORTH AMERICAN TRUST SHARES therefor; too many fingers on the/ ‘or g moment. The crowd was madjand welts under both eyes. The bell |etnment operations. Involved in Wreck' and UNIVERSAL TRUST SHARES as the right buy at t with excitement as they slashed at} broke them apart from another wild aS ecaaey a ate a a erred ved in Wrec. | this time. each other at the bell. punching melec. of 7 | | ROUND 3—Petrolle crouched and| ROUND 8—The left hook tat Mc-|matter of debt reduction. From the) when their car tipped over in a 4 age Lek ripped into the Irish belter, swinging | Larnin scemed unable to solve landed |Peak of $26.000,200,000 the nation’s| snowbank six miles beyond Steele, | Investors Mortgage Security Co. iat romyines eevee wuilte} vente, Gesirability of state authority /yoth hands from the side. Jimmy|on McLarnin’s mouth and drew blood | bligations have been educed in 10} white heading for Minneapolis, Rf RUAN pada oak sie eelkinin ote over erate, sonde “as PY |tried to hold him off with a straight |from another source. Petrolle xmash-|¥ea"s to $16,000000000. Tt was this/Comstock and A. C. Wilde were run ! en vnc 4 Co. Bldg. mysterious avenging bandit, and When they stated therein that “funds left but Petrolle nailed him high on/ed his left to Jimmy's mouth and|eondition that, inspired the proposal |into by a Mfinnesota motorist and had Seis lags tose! ocean See dashing lover, the singing cabal an ee ee ie calrens contra er| te teed with a hard left Rook, Jim-|started a scarlet stream down the Be ee ee Bismarck this afternoon. | BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA eto ‘Whibee’ Haine: dletie “Uniied direct need backward, i st. Petrolle, | year. 7} ape a" Ti the State Highway department.’ The Lethe ‘opening, nd Petrolle atent aft-| “a prone “through McLarni eat nouncement, however, both the treas- | front upward, and the other car struek - Te MAR, coe rit " = authority and responsibility should be/er him with another hard right hook| punches. shook them off, and ham-|ury and several congressional leaders |it under the engine. The left side and | peperey un pieced in one board. "mhe state high |to the head. McLarnin steadied and|mered Jimmy around the ring. A ‘had Ree Nant ame eae fere ruined and the front axle Also department ne i c] c| ommend it. . t the occupants escaj in- into @, corner, both fists whipping out! fierce licking and the crowd yelled = ™ ; car back here, — Ti - Comedy i ‘ in a steady stream, MeLarnin opened| to the referee to stop it as blood cov-/| City-County Briefs | a orth {te Way for his famous right hand. et McLarnin’s Lore and de ee | Mandan Shorts i Universal News He nailed Petrolle fully on the chin,| Jimmy never quit, however, taking, oe tenn: Sk Snead orts { f ' Dakota for many years and approxt- | viioned over his left hook and for|his punishment and lashing both) A daughter was and : m , ’ tal to Mr. mately $2,000,000 federal aid allowed tl hand.|hands into Petrolle’s granite head.| ing at the Bismarck hospit | ‘. Cartoon 4 ‘the state after 1930, beri ona! eo cll and Both had lost most of their punching | Md Mrs, Alfred Larson, Sterling. Members of the Mandan Reading | e q re “This requires,” “Mi, Frahm sald,|Don Up, Sn cy aad with bot | strength as the gong chased ther | “* | club were entertained Thursday afters eres No Su ute “as a condition for its use, a like ap- |;ome ine Pri es duel that set the | back to their corners. ; Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand Krein, en by Mrs. R. O. Rea at the home = r) propriation from the state. It is Peaar d to roaring as the bell rang. | ROUND 9—-So wild was the excite-| yet Pees Ferd to-] of Mrs, A. oe is for Safety?! Monday and Tuesday strictly @ construction fund and not "jabs | ment that fights broke out all over} day at the J to be used for maintenance end, it]. 200 center of the fine until Petvole| the Garden as the battlers tried to nd Mie. Gocar Misted, 900A Or Dene” coubles attended the ; A ‘unused, finaly reverts to other states” sinned in with @ left hook that settle the issue in the ting. | Punch-| pathy citees aLibaniea Ui MEHR Thursday evening in the Coe fon rave hard work and careful planning j ment Mr Frahin alge covers 2900 f100red McLarnin for a herrea fa pi Fee ee oot ety crickling | Goughter ‘Thursday at the Bismarck| Music was furnished by Mushit's, have put you on the credit side of the sparkling film miles of highway to be graded 110 ee aan ee ore ee auiack, He/ally closing, MeLarnin still plodded | hospital. ‘ tT daoeigiey ledger, protection of your surplus funds becomes produces Bee Lal hehehe etre ot went down again for 9 under a head! Lae from Sabine a pwinging eres A baby girt was born Thursday at| Mr. and Mrs E. R. Griffin and Mr. a major problem. Loss of what you've saved surf ms ereya’ ex. |battage. He was helpless as Petrolle laying in wai ‘lly was wildandtired| the Bismarck hospital to Mr. andj and Mrs, Charles Pearce entertained means the loss of labor, timt and effort. There's ona race a Sveet be increased traffic war-|smashed him about the rig, and the finishingshot. Billy waswildand tired! Ye, Mearns Tag petn, | 20 guests at a formal dinner Thursday A Sety. : ratte tee daar two pwajenis "are anuiine aastecat Crose-legged and ot orn ctopned in with two lef SF eng, Baldwin, | ee atthe Griffin home. Yellow no substitute for safety. lavish stum! y in tri eae and Mrs. W. . win, | chrysanthemums we " " clear. He threw one right into| hooks that staggered the Pango Ex-| ath, ctd,Mr', Wn poenrat the Bie | table Coreen, ene eee That's one reason why we recommend a Sav- scale ’ i | Peroles ead ‘put Bly climbed all Siy"an MeLarnin rallied and drove| MTC hospital Thursd l Ping toatrec ti carey rae ings Account in this dependable bank as a surc over the reeling n - : : going to Mrs.C. D. Cooley, Dr. G. H.! : i . ous head and body attack. Petrolie Pctrolic before him, but. they soon’ 7. Amundson, Soo Line road-|Spleiman. Mrs. Bernard’ Rekersod, way to keep your money safe. Skillful, consery Punched himself weary and still Mc- fell into « clinch from sheer exhaus: |. t0" com Onamia, Minn. was in| and John Timmerman | ative management, ample capital and surplus Lisenin would notimo down again. AS | each “othce on tne chin wie se Miaicity Redeye coerey reine BERG = | and consistently sound banking assure safety - |Petrolle tired, Jimmy gained strength,’ that came all the way up from th kd - sha hy ga ogi i Our affiliati: ith the First Bank Stock his eyes cleared andhe began todance hing, and though both wavered, nei-| Members of the Zither club com-| Melbourne, Fla., Nov. 22—(F)—E. here. Our sounaeesas e First Bank Stoc! around. He had the situation well in| ya crowd | posed of girls employs in Bismarck | H. Jewett. retired automobile manu- Corporation stren; ens it. ‘May Have to Treat Old Surfaces} 7254 at the bell. {ee een. sre ene homes, began work on scrapbooks for j facturer of Pontiac, Mich., died un-| - : Bt y ROUND 5—McLarnin came up ap- | **.¢ : children at the city hospitals at their | expectedly at his winter home here Our di ki that th d 1 “It will require at least three years fresh and soaked with reviy- | Milling but the battlers were hang-| ? as oF t the Busi today after a short ill | ur depositors know tha’ ey can depenk to build these surfaces, which sre 10] er en en ee iett hook Te eee eee ma Protesionelwimmasciab| =. Ae ay | on more than physical strength from the Bank. peed poreicti paint . ; | ae a SS a : if bedi it Te anita: Ths pro- [Sd short right into Petrolle’s head. + ote's head steadily with a left hand|fooms. A part of the evening was ' Intelligent, wellfounded advice from our officers t gram $s not too ambitious and willl Ts “het ™aitn a lett’ and. thea i2 af effort to open a way for his|sPent playing games, | Prizes went to| Fi ousits has saved many a customer from porotny ™ need revision upward from time t0/ ducked inside to fire a left hook to| Tight. | Billy crouched low, stabbing | Dum O00, Mane tone ea eeure | irst Class Shoe loss through unwise investment SEBASTIAN time. Within a short time, it may be|i,. McLarnin shot Petrolle'’s | With his left and let McLarnin force ti ‘Marie Hoffer and Mildred | R rary Peis, A ‘d found necessary to surface-treat our olyneed with a sharp left hook and th, milling. Jimmy pecked _ hi Tp oes Wee lice aeteaietsin| epairing | or ill-timed expansion an has : % G -© gravel when the traffic averages 400/ci0 24 the veteran's chin thres times ep dg GENE BIe mene his ment for the party. Refreshments | Bismarck Shoe Hospital laid the foundation for comstruc- Per aT, ad Ot te ee eenges|98 he alld away from right hand|posy Hove Uni! Bily snapped his| vere served by a committee made Up HENRY BURMAN, Prop. tive financial progress. to pave when the traffic averages! punches. McLarnin seemed to have in’s k of Rose Bullinger, Lula Geiger and! % | {chin. McLarnin’s knees sagged as - Bi: N ; (erratic is not constant throughout [Stuck his fighting stride as he leaned | Potrolto eracked a right on the chin (Tina Ailsermann. Thirty giris at- iomendia Matac 2 Ny j= , ‘ i: back, slipped away from Petrolle’s and belabored him about the ring| tended. F 3S N ]- B k vA the year. During August the trafic /punches and countered meekly with| with left hocks tothe vest. a hind rst ationa an Te Vs = pecan pin mar both hands. He fired rights and lefts. vight to the head made Jim hold, and| Visiting Adventist | oP ‘ average, and during the time thelinig petrolle’s head and took a hard |T2ht {0 the head made Jim hold, and) Visiting ventis' | | ‘ oe | ai Sa ar are ee ereayag ts about |right to the chin in return and then jefe hook bent’ MeLemins knees exc, Will Preach in City Bismarck, North Dakota a el 25 per cen e » OF nailed Petrolle again with a stiff left} , ‘ ' ve he was a gory and badly beaten sight. pase » cent of the August count. An Shear |B0OK to the body. They smashed/He waded into Petrolie, firing both) A week of services for Thanks- iakdo. Sxaltle: conten tial res away in close, and Petrolle just/ hands recklessly in an effort to get| giving week has been planned by hi Frid: furnishes us with the |issed & sweeping left hook to the | over a finishing wallop, but Billy held| the North Dakota Seventh-Day Ad- Wed. - Thurs. - lay chin as the bell rang. the upper hand until the final bell. | ventist conference and Elder Meyer, sche tion at te, salle SEE oe lipdalin aeapinmndine Ad ants sn gelatin. Sin em “ocacw cea trom Minneapalis Bombardment of é “ ¢ ” 3 conduct two services at the local} : icles pee day it ssoaans Moat daring oF rok the a maintenance— he Cakes Sa church, 723 Seventh street. ° er e 0 Laughs! ‘ 4 ler per mile per year. y comedy brings an} The local congregation leaders : rying 800 vehicles per day, with the 4 unusually fine cast in : rican e ea BERT “Our own expense on paving main- y fine support of the | have received word that Mr. Thomp- 5 4 # 4 ¢ = attendant dust, traffic corrugations, stars. Dorothy Lee, diminutive come- vill arrive at 3:07 p. m. Sunday, | f loose gravel, and, in the spring wet|tenance between Mandan and Bis-/ diene, again cuts capers with Wheel. {oo “iy arrive 8 peepee air! : All-Metal Weather Stri { periods, of ets Sepeional cone ot marck bears this up, the maintenance er and Woolsey. Hugh Trevor and | also may hold a service’ Monday eve- ie p ie ithe a piggd paced et B val [end nee in Pres) bene $430 pet mils, Fohests Robinson carry the romantic | ning, but prefers to depart earlier, Equipment for All Kinds of Windows and Doors { matic and continuous blading and|thort length” MED because Otiree: arc’ Stengel and Edna May/and ‘is leaving the matter in the Saves Puel—Keeps out dust, wind and water, keeps windows trom ROBT. dragging if a reasonably smooth sur-|° “nen there is to be considered the neg hands of the local congregation. Fur Insu rattling, makes heating problem easy and economical. face 1s to be retained, particularly interest on the $25,000 per mile Pav-| Cuckios ein Wao rected mnt’! (he Patterson Hotel Thanks ur insurance ‘The saving in fuel alone will pay for the installation and makes our a : e tinege- hanks- ent and not an expense. F after 400 vehicles per day are ex-ling "investment, but suppose the| phone for Wheeler and. Woolser in| oy 4 il ed|| Furs insured against loss of any POR greg hee heptane) Meee het ce lacs 4 enna Luxury, Is Policy’ |™aintenance of paving were nil and) “Half Shot.” Harry Tierney, com-| 8!Ving Dinner will be served|| jing (except moth and wecr ant Why not let us furnish you free estimates before plac ha ate, et Frahm said, must |°° interest charged and instead of| poser of “Rio Rita,” has written 2; from 1 to 10 p. m. in the new|| tear) at all times and all places. ing your order? Any pees ~ {oul-mixing the top of 200 miles at aj number of catchy new songs which G i] Also personal jewelry, SALES AND SERVICE OFFICE seme eC ete ellie een cx cen uses i Terge “Garden Dann pe 000,000, what would be the saving! popularity. Anne Caldwell collabor, | Engelhardt’s orchestra. Spee arned by the toed in the form of |to maintenance? ‘Two hundred miles| ated on the Iyries | a HELLING AGENCY, INC. W. K. LAPAUGH cl | : from a total of 4,700 miles, which to- tal is increasing at the rate of 450 miles per year, would mean a reduc- tion of a small. percentage of our The production has been made on; —— Phone 128-M @ lavish scale. Although the comedy | Predominates throughout the show, |! F R E F i i 104 Seventh Ave. NW. Mandan, N. D. a “There must be enough traffic,” he continued, “otherwise it will be a We have about four months @ tender romance has been woven} ‘ maintenance budget. Paving is justi-| into the story. Grand scale ic | surfaces of all our roads, and our wet !tied where no other type will meet the| effects form a brilliant ‘background Weather is not as frequent or Pro-!needs of the traffic and where the’ for the picture. | vorld's longed as in other states. _,,{maitenance cost is so high as to ap- { World's great- <Furthermore, Weare not tobe proach the interes on paving mvest=| neg PARAMOUNT THEATRE | In Your Home for ea eee ment.” eginal Denny and Fifi Dorsa; Mr. Frahm pointed out that traffic| head a dazzling cast in “Those Three DEMONSTRATION < I prog meaty in ig pest ere avenanes tess French Girls,” Metro-Goldwyn- May- | A Wonderful N. ADIES! ia W. O. L, than les @ day. it 7,300} er’s captivating farce of life in Gay, ag throw miles of the 7,500 on the state system| Paree, which will open Monday at | AREAS | em eed 17 ea are in that classification, he said. the Paramount theatre for a two) PPHisco. LOWEBOY | ay Eater! ‘Of coyrse the highway department | aes plot oF th t | | . . . t ) “ —— e is talkie farce, con- ‘ | H W; ll y D th Cl h Thi W would be delighted if it were provided}; AT THE MOVES || cove by Dale Van Every and ‘Arthur | with Pete's Nome Miracle Ow | ou ry e othes N inter: —_—_—________ 0 | Freed, is reported to contain a laugh ilco Tone-Control i : in every | ‘ aie. CAPITOL THEATRE ot ite iaegue when cae, Caalired te d/o tube mes ogee H Letting them freeze outdoors is too dangerous, and hanging in the cel- ’ cuckeos” are at it tid ete at eee internationally | marvelous tone ne: gees rand} lar is too slow. Why not use one of the new 1930 General Electric Thor ! ‘Bert Whee! 2 :| ‘The action centers about the fun-| distance, new electro-dynamic’ washers selling for only $99.75 that will wash and dry the clothes ready AT s NRISE N speaker, most beautiful cabinet ever | offered at the price of $127.50, less tubes. loving nephew of a British earl, Played by Denny, who goes to Paris for a good time and finds it in the for ironing in one operation. Easy payments, of course. “Mighty Stars of the Cuckocs toe nea two American oe | : = With ee Gompleaos ore en ine | tata et ten C Churchill M I irc nephew brings ihe pits heres, the newest miracle of edi, | orwin-Unurcni otors, inc. oe Roberta Robinson home in the attempt to interest his rich relative in backing a modiste’s SALL TODAY AND MAKE Electric Refrigerators — Vacuum Cleaners — Radios _ , Edna May Oliver shop. All would have gone well had ARRANGEMENTS Leni Stengel not the uncle fallen in love with the & . and a regiment of very girl whom the nephew hed! Dahners-Tavis Music French beauties .| picked out for himself. But all the 5 difficulties are ironed out in the end Corporation Directed by Paul Sloane in a rollicking manner. Bismarck — Mandan Thanksgiving Night Nov. 27th at the New Community Bldg. Public Invited ---Oriole Club Orchestra From Minneapolis. Here the Whole Tow: Can Spend an Evening of Unalloyed Dancing Joy Amid a Friendly Crowd. all