The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 23, 1924, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT PEKING FORCE BEATEN, LOSES. GUNS AND MEN General Chang Tso-Lin’s | Army Wins Battle in Northern China THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE Yep, the Judge Likes His Game long wear is made by the close- ness and accuracy of these tests, | which are also the terror of ambit-/ ious parts sal | SPECIAL TYPES OF DODGE CARS |, CUT IN PRICE In view of the upward trend in automobile prices, considerable sug occasioned by Dodge Brothers recent announcement of a reduction in prices of their special type cars. Dodge Brothers were able to do the unexpected, according to the factory announcement, on account of the increased volume of their pur- chases of special equipment for the special type cars. Dodge Brothers special types con- sist of the standard cars equipped with accessories which produce the utmost in comfort and convenience ce of the car. Among dise wheels, five tires, nickel-trimmed nickel plated bumpers, automatic windshield wiper, rear LAFOLLETTE OPENS Ped Lal prise was SHANGHAI FIGHT DRAGS| a (By the A, P.) | g Tso-lin's army captured | ig, a town in northern Chihli | province at 6 o'clock this morning, Peeeetiivettgcacdisnitch recuivad here today from Mukden, auotin munique from Chang's heada' ¥ aid that ight machine gun her stores. The Chihli ported in retreat to- | balloon typ radiator, troops were Si pose—out on the hill, squinting and laughing for. a. signal_from-his.catch- er. REV, RYERSON LEAVES CITY Accepts Call to Pastorate in Spencer, Iowa Dr. Joseph Ryerson, rector of St. George’s church, has resigned and accepted a call at Spencer, Ia., where he will take charge of St. Stephen's church, one of the leading pastorates of the faith in Iowa with a fine church plant with probably one of the best parsonages in that state. Coming to Bismarck from the east eighteen months ago, Dr. Ryerson was especially successful in the pul- pit attracting large numbers to the church and building up a Sunday school that rated high in the state. Next Sunday he will preach his farewell sermon, In the brief time, he served the Jocal church he made TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1924 Ste 2 meu eee See Kiwanis club’ ang frequently was called to address the Rotary and Lion clubs. There is genuine regret expressed on all sides that he is leaving Bismarck as he is regarded as one of the strong preachers of the state. MUSICAL. PLAY COMING HERE ‘FAST MOVING’ At the Auditorium on Thursday, September 25, will be seen the first presentation in this city of “Little Jessie James,” a fast moving musi- cal comedy produced under the man- agement of L. Lawrence Weber, one of the most successful of the young- er Broadway producers, It is the joint work of Harlan Thompson and Harry Archer and has the enviable reputation of having scored a phen- omenal run on Broadway, which last- ed for a whole year of fifty-two weeks. The story concerns the ad- ventures of a dashing young miss from the west who comes to New York to make an‘¥inventory of thé white lights of Broadway and goes back after a series of adventures James” inz, Myrtle Dicker- seen in “Little Jessie cludes, amongits. members Miller, Jack Kane, Dorothy son, Barney Norton, Gertrude Mait- land, G. Davidson Clark, Alice Parks, Leo Kohlmar and Patricia O’Dare. A Paul Whiteman band is one of the features of the entertainment. The curtain will rise promptly at 7:45 P.M. Better to sell thousands of hats at five dollars with small profit, than hundreds at seven. ward Chie the Manch 15 miles south of a wide circle of friends and took a deep interest in civic affairs, He was a charter member of the local fully convinced that New Yorkers are a pretty slow lot after all. The big company which will view mirror, scuff plates, cowl lights and motometer with lock: A special body stripe is also provided. ur Dodge Brothers cars are af- | by the reduction—the special ; cial Roadsters spec- in, and special 4-Pas- Fy The “B” Sedan and | the Business Coupe have also been , added to the line of special types. As the reduction was made pos- | sible by economies effected in the se of equipment used exclu- on the special type cars, the dard types are in no way af- fected, according to M. B. Gilman, | local dealer. The prices of all stand- | ard types remain unchanged. | — = | For Rent: Four room| other car manufactured — under The importance of , Judge Lan- $1500,” was the recent statement of {@Partment, heated. Good) 4;.. yosition as baseball commission- the engineer of a company which |Foomy basement, hot and cold | jer 50,000 per annum does not furnishes the spiral for Over-| water. Front and rear en-! p nt him from going in for a bit land trance. 222-2nd St. Inquire, oO! and recreation o ene Frank’s Place or phone 772-J. rear eee few"— aRersi RIESE: if the photographers are Electric Cookery. lisonings Is Better Cookery. | Landis is shown here in unusual That’s why five dollars buys your Gordon hat ye be ECAUTIONS a, 10 p, m., Sept. The lull in Chin r continued today with or the taking of extra defense preca tions and threatened labor trouble to break the monotony of dragging hostilities. He: adquarters fecte: Tour! rt M. LaFollette, Pr Inited States, opened his acti son Square Garden, New York. Here in his New York conference. partner; George Middleton, Senator Li Jr, his son and campaign mt Which is the Right Foot? The one on the left means health—youth—efficiency. The one on the right means some- thing is wrong—it signifies ex- Bi eee dis- order. Which footprine isyours? Com: day and we will tell you and hel; sat ROUND RIPPER WALKING SHOES “MEN’S CLOTHES SHOP” ALEX ROSEN & BRO. McKenzie Hotel Block. hown with polit Clifford Re of the Chekiang ; Robert Shanghai, was said troops across the f/changed on all fronts and firing | ned for the most 9 occasional artillery demonstration. inspection req N terror of manu Willys-Overlan he pur pose of the mineuver was not a ASSURE REAR I. Phe Klann at tune) ~~ AXLE ACCURACY |: which has bee ing night Probably no other feature of. in- to supply the defense forces spection of Overlands and Willys- | nnunition, worked only pd Some labor trout Knight te and detailed F inspection of the sof the Overland nt that is the| cturers who furnish material for these -Overland gear inspection ing than that of any | JUDGE LANDIS arsenal wa M’CARTHY BROS. COMPANY Grain Commission Minneapolis Duluth Chicago Milwaukee Send us samples of your grain and flax for valuation; sample envelopes sent upon request. Overland’s gear s tested and inspected to minute fraction of an inch ent a howl or growl in the end. 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