The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 24, 1924, Page 6

‘ WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1924 National Double Seal Weather Strips applied tc your windows save up to 40% of your fuel bill. Ask for THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE ing is going on, however, is able. PAGE SIX DAVIS GIVEN = Be Wivego", cant will not ‘be ‘curtailed in extent, according to an article by Baron Pierre DeCoubertin, president of the international Olympic commit- tee, which will appear in the next mises that Col. Machida carries a avail- request from Gen, Chang Tso-lin asking positive aid from Japan in the Manchurian contest against lthe Peking government for con- GERMANY TO BE ADMITTED TO 1928 GAMES Would Enlist MANCHURIAN PRAISE FROM SEN. WHEELER Reply to Daugherty Is Ap- proved by Vice-Presiden- tte supporters in Minne Wheeler tential complimentes Demoeritic wational candic his findings on the in into the Department of Justice and renewed utick on General Dawes. He Lorime. and criti ink failure in) Chicae zed Gen. Dawes’ bank- hould read and ate letter of John W s to Harry hertys” he today, “For om f t appre- scited again his story of the | | Pay — — WAR LEADER | trol of the central government of | London, Sept. 24. Many natives of Pondoland, South Africa, are likely to lose wives purchased on extended credit during the ju because they claim to io ete thei ments, ‘The purcha leredit, is not u among the natives, 5 much inclination to return the wives in lieu of the purchase price, but a matrimonial morator- jum has been in effe eriod of mourning 4 paramount chief and the natives wh yn credit must pa e women to their unable wed | d horses, with whied such payments are usually made |DEATH LIST IN STORM REVISED] St. Paul, Sept. 24.—Revision the death list in the cyclone i cut shortage is report- | past! | 31 | Goes to Tokio on an Import- ra th 1 fi an important mission, na | China. | Shanghai, China, 10 p. m. (By the | A. P.)—Guns on the fighting front \near Shanghai remained silent to- night up to this hour but a renewed | Kiangsu assault upon the city’s Chekiang defenders was expected momentarily. Defense preparations were complete tonight. Reinforce- ments had been added to the battle lines from ¥ to Tingtu, South of the Shanghai-Nanking Railway Lines. In addition, eight armored Freneb automobiles equipped with machine guns were sent forward late today. Agents of Sun Yat Sen, head of the ant Political Mission, ng Tso-lin in ja, as a y advisor arrived in Tokio ay from Mukden, admittedly on the exact ature of which was undisclosed. er men to deny ly signi- ‘ol, Machida told ne “it would be us my visit is politi ported preparing to march to the aid | of the Chekiang ar are said to be recruiting in Shanghai. ficial confirmation that the reeruit- hat vernacular press today sur- lit was desired that all hav South China government, who is re-|] Woman Aid For Sen. LaFollette Washington, Sept. 24.—A step to enlist further woman support in the American Federation of La- bor's campaign in behalf of the LaFollette - Wheeler independent ticket w. taken by its Nonparti- san executive committee today in instructing all stage and local committees to add women mem- bers to their committees. Many already have women members and joint committees in order to conduct the campaign more effectively. it 3 Bee! ite, oo Boman tae Geneva, Sept. 24.—(By the A. P.)—Germany will be admitted to| the 1928 Olympic games at Ams- te erdam, Holland, and the games number of the Rue de Geneva. NOTICE Curtain for Jessie James Co. will rise at 7:45 sharp. S&NYWI Richard 0. Sloan. Phone 461 Electric Cookery. Is Better Cookery. 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