The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 24, 1932, Page 8

“They're both looking so much their PAT, Of. © 1932 BY NEA SERVICE, ING, better since we've been watching diets.” CHARLES ROBERT DARWIN WAS NOT THE ORIGINATOR OF THE EVOLUTION THEORY/ HIS GRANOPFATHER BELIEVED IN IT, AS DID SEVERAL OTHER MEN, AND, IN 1801, EIGHT YEARS BEFORE DARWIN WAS BORN, LAMARCK PUBLISHED A BOOK ON THE SUBJECT, TheFIORIDA MANATEE. IS ONE OF THE VERY FEW AQUATIC MAMMALS OF THE WORLD THAT DOES NOT FEED ON ANIMAL UFE. 1715 A STRICT ) VEGETARIAN. Pioneer Resident of Sheridan Succumbs McClusky, N. D., Aug. 24.—Mrs. Rose Siegele, 49, a resident of Sheri- dan county since 1904, passed away at the Jacob Wolf home near Lin- coln Valley Sunday morning, after an illness of three weeks. Death was caused by cancer. Mrs. Siegele had been in poor health for some time. Mrs. Siegele was born in Germany. She became the wife of the late E. G. Siegele in 1904. Her husband was killed in an auto accident while vis- iting in Germany a few years ago. Mr. Siegele had served as sheriff of Sheridan county for two terms. Mrs. Siegele leaves two brothers and two sisters residing in Germany. Funeral services will be held Tues- day afternoon and interment will be made in the Lutheran cemetery in Schiller township. Hail Loss Claims Total 162 in Week Claims for hail losses received by the state hail insurance department for the week Aug. 13 to 19 totaled 162, bringing the total for the season to 2,982. During the week claims reported were: Divide county, 91; Bowman county, 21; Billings, 7; Slope, 9; Adams, Eddy, Hettinger, Walsh and Williams, each 4; Burke, 3; Dunn, |McKenzie. 2; Bottineau, Foster, Grant, McIntosh, Mercer, Nelson and Stark, each 1. In the season's total Divide county ; headed the list with 527 claims. Oth- , ers included Williams, 271; Stark, 255; | Hettinger, 157; Dunn, 197; McLean, | 148, and Grant, 115. ie een Be chi as 2 | Stickler Solution 4 ——$—$— || EmUL ATE The large letters are the vowels that were filled in to form a word in which the first two letters, the first three letters, the last four letters and the last three letters | | also form words. 24 AT THE MOVIES Camera Work Starts On DeMille’s ‘The Sign of the Cross’ Actual camera work on “The Sign of the Cross,” Cecil B. DeMille’s spec- tacle of pagan Rome, is scheduled to start at the Paramount studios within the next week. A cast has been assembled by the veteran director to appear in this picture which he expects will surpass his “King of Kings” and “The ‘Ten Commandments.” Players se- ‘‘New Morals for Old’ conflict between older and younger generations, will be the screen at- traction starting today at the Capi- tol theater. Van Druten's play, “After All,” pro- duced both in London and New York with Margaret Perry playing the feminine lead in the Broadway pro- duction. Miss Perry also plays this role in the screen version, in which she makes her motion picture debut. The role of the son who scorns his father’s wallpaper business in favor “New Morals for Old,” a drama of; modern family life which depicts the The picture is a filmization of John DAY, AUGUST 24, 1932 : THE GUMPS— QUICK! HENRIETTA—THINK FAST WILL HENRIETTA EVER EXPLAIN ‘TO TOM HOW THAT LIGHTED CIGAR CAME TO BE ON THE REFUSES. ‘TO LISTEN ‘To HER AND INSISTED ON BEATING HIS BREAKFAST ALONE — AND HE MAS THE HAT ON AND 1S LEAVING FOR THE OFFICE WITHOUT SAVING GOODBYE = IF He SHOULD FIND THAT PAWN ‘TickeT-! y WASHINGTON HAD A GOOD ENE— IN DEC. 17, 1777, WASHINGTON RETIRED ee KIS ARMY TO LEY FORGE, 20 MILES FROM PHILADELPHIA, AMONG THE WOODED HILLS THE MEN BUILT HOTS OF LOGS MANY WERE WITHOOT SHOES OR SUFFICIENT CLOTHING, AND COLD AND LACK OF FOOD CAUSED GREAT SUFFERING. ONLY BY EXTREMG EFFORT DID WASHINGTON KEEP HIS ARMY TOGETHER WHY ©0 THEY @& HAVE “THE CANNON BALLS FASTENED v BE SO BAD iF WE HAD A UTTLE FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS YES, 1 KNOW THAT, BUT Do You THINK IT'S RUEUMATISM OR PNEUMONIA LETS SEE IF SHE HAS ANY FEVER HER HEAD TI MINK IT 1S, OSSIE...TS MORE APT TO BE PNEUMONIA, GEE! 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