The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 20, 1927, Page 3

i THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE = reseed ht of the eveniny SATURDAY, AUGUST 20, 1927 : —— lai ; — ae —— discourse will| that time Paris wav withstanding the furnace, [Additional Sports | cias. % % %| Last View of Missing Pediar-Doran Plane, The mises Wel vat vanps| Raaating. take " Prussian siege. wee “special Music. Trub: ection of mail stamps : a Philadelphia “a . sedtednenday., evening, prayer sery- includes ihove aved Im many seetions Conse idsied Ut es Co. Thousan of Seats J. May and Picinichs Ferguson and ree , i of the globe. ; Alre Dis ee 4 of Wils : : : | at. GEORGES BRISCOPAL Phone 944 for Tire Service. pased ‘orne: " ady NSEC O: a Ic meee Py Davennart Tictor ~|Laundrymen Boost ‘or Dempsey Battle sisiiiaas + “he m.Siely communion, Prices in in Sharghai Chicks’ Ane sa se. sou $ | a, m.—Morning prayer and ser- dream of every boxing promoter—to | jo.) fie Bae Mie ate ting hue beeh’ tne | sell every ticket in advance so that the’ total receipts and boxers’ per- centages can be announced several R H E hours before the contest—may be re-| st. Louis alized by Tex Rickard, entrepreneur | Boston of the Tunne; Dempsey otarpipa thi Rhem, Keen and O'Farreti; ‘Gedahs match on Soldier pt. 22. 5 ‘Although the public hese’ salerwilt| “el 40d Hogan not open until Monday, thousands of fe ats have already, been sold and or- H E lers for more are literally pouring | st, pies 12 0 into Rickard’s office here. Yester- AI ee EO day, a cert check for $36,000 for} Sherdel and ‘arrell; Edwards, 900 ‘ringsid a Goldsmith, Genewich and Urban. segrey AMERICAN 1 LEAGUE ye largest sinj jckard during his long conmectign H E with the boxi New York 2 8 ; Chicago .. Hoyt and Collins; Bickienstip an TRINITY ENGLISH LUTHERAN | creased in China, original home of} CHURCH the landryman and the undecipher- Avenue C and Seventh Street able laundry ticket, » Monspn, Pastor. The Guild of Shanghai Laundry rvicws Sunday morning at 10-45 |} men, made up of Shanghai's thot What happens when God| #1nds of washermen, has issued ni vain? tice to customers that, due to i 1, music, creased costs of ig, piece rates ning services until Septem-| have been raised a half cent, gold, and contract priges 30 per cent. 9 alla Shanghai's host of foreign resi- | McCABE METHODIST EPISCOPAL | 4 faced already with higher liv- | CHURCH ing expenses in other directions,! | Divine service will be conducted | have no recourse but to pay the next Sunday as follows: . washmen the wages they demand. | 10:30 a, m. Morning worship. The nae j pastor will preach on the subject vey HAST CROAKED 1 YET “The Certainty of Faith.” The choir] Willie: Mother, if baby ate tad-| will sing the anthem entitled “Jesus, poles, would if make him croak like My Saviour, Look On Me,” by Lorenz,|® frog? | ber Ist. 1 0 id. Petrolle Knocks Crouse. | and Harold: Beall-will sing “The Lord enn : Good gracious, no, They'd an —- 's My Li rgan music “The + RH EF | Unfinished Symphony-Schubert. Rev-| Willie: | Well, so far they have Out Johnny Ceecoli Philadelphia iS cei | Weaneas | erie-Friml, Allegro ‘Moderato in | net-—Passing Show. Cleveland . . & Bas 1 Fargo, N. D., Aug. 20.—@)—Billy | Walberg an. ‘ochrane; Levsen, Petrolle, the Fargo Express, knocked | Grant and L. Sewell. out Johnny Geceoli ‘of Scranton, Pa., Best. 00 noon. Sunday Schoel. | ‘CLOSE SHAV, Classes for all’ dpea. Customer: You're cutting me to The dec s bits. I can’t stand this any longer. | in the sixth of a. scheduled 10-round E | Fe asic by er ae Ta Where iv the head arher? bout at West Springfield, Mass., last 2 ‘in their usual places. Bar! He has gone gut to get night. si Loe 1 | "2p. m. Epworth League. ja shave en I Madrid. According to advices received here, id Bp. Evening worship. The pas- Petrolle was:the master of the situa- lor will preach on the subject: “The Too Late To Classify tion from the start, pummeling Cec- Place of -Memory in the | Future pene, The choir will sing the an- FOR RENT—Six rvom modern bung- n.” alow, Full basement and built-in Waliace will features. Write meiuleae Ad. No. a solo. Organ music. Poime-| 80. | Serenade- Widor, Postlude in diinaticiaahon | A-Boely. ‘ Attention Odd ~ Fellows: | chrayse geevice Wednesday evening’ a1) Odd Fellows are dequented ; a eS | to attend the funeral of broth- First Air Mail Was jer Matt Pillen Sunday after- | noon at Webb's undertaki Sent 57_ Years Ago parlors at 2:30. ra Pittsburgh, Aug. 20-—()—What oe 's head and body unmereifully un- the sixth when, the Scranton R E finhters seconds tosséd in the towel bigak a 0 0 with. their champion draped over the ropes in i ae ition. Al Van: » Paul weltar- we first bow to Spring- —?, fick spre pressive one by Second "Game scoring a technicaf knockout over Joe R H E Kelly of-New York in the eighth of a! Boston Bele 4 scheduled 10-rounder. Detro 3 ‘ Ruffing, Wingficia” Mand | Moores Minot Fighter Win: Gollins and Shea. AMERICAN PROTA TIN Battle With Fettig E | heen the first successful rig rea : , - [deters ‘ jaa by air was made 57 First Cl Shoe yp _| St. Pa s ago in France, lass Pion XD. ieee te es "isch |. Out of a mass of mail stamps of and Gaston. | famed flights collected by Harry A. | Truby of New. Kensington, vice presi- | dent of the Aero-Philatelic Socjety of | America, is one recording that on September 23, 1870, M, Jules Durouf flew from Paris in a balloon with messages to Craconville, France. AS Repairing Bismarck Shoe Hospital Henry Burman, Prop. Bismarck, N. punishment carried Louis (Kid) Fet- tgs xouug Grand Forks welterweight, through 10 grueling rounds of pun-| Cojumbu; ishment at the hands of Herman} Minn cael; Ratzloff of Minot last night but the] "'Mecuer ‘Bieri western boy won every round but | adtce ard iene one in the main attraction of the} ‘/eton an opening boxing card at the Metro- lara err se pee. es ina battle that was action from | L° inthe first gong, Matt, MeNight of St tee Wilkin Paul knocked eut Battling Kramer : of Grand Forks in the fifth round of | O™W°ll, Sanders and Young. the semi-wihdup, a contest that was First Game R | | | | | | Upper oeins ite last nictune of the Pedlar-Doran plant taken just before the plane, sped out of sight‘dver the Pacific. It _was.taken .by, an NEA Serviee photcgravher: from Berea, ape a specially chartered plane. Arrow points to Miss Doran at the windew. Lower photo defeated dack O'Brien of this, city | Iediananolis shows an air view of the same plane as it was being prepared for the second start at Oak: 2 Sane Dame. “Rctpal sad ne land field in the Frisco-Honolulu hop. Note the crowd.in a circle around the plane. 4 Newsboy Shelly of Fargo won from | ,,KouPal 8 , | Lewis Griffin.of Grand Forks in four Ree SE rounds while Doc O'Day shaded Tom- | West Sequana, this morning eee UCHR 7% both Swedish and ne! at 10:30 a. my Kid Murphy of the east side in R tien wadsel to stand by until visibility’ CHURCHES ;, hm Text: Mathew 11:2 the f rtain. rai +2. al i Coming Monday e four-tou: curtain raiser. is . F is good and then continue the search Véaper service at 8 Setsck wit ‘i Ratzlaff was too smart and too ipdianaels in the vicinity of where the flares ns mina OE OR on the Epistle for the day, David Warfield’s ZION EV. LUTHERAN CHURCH | Hels, 9212-19, Subject? “Degeitfulness made him a mark for a continual | giovcie This message was sent to the ves- | isacurl’ Synod) let Si i) H \ fast for Fettig whose inexperience |" Leverett and Snyder; Davis were reported. : stream of lefts, from the first to the wags sel after it had reported that it could aioe Wee. cx a ae K See that the susadwirk “MUSIC MASTER’ last gong. WESTERN LEAGUE find nothing and was going to pro-| Sunday. services as follows: .0 ‘ you buy bears this é ~ | ' | | “Hesitating Horses” . Fettig was unable to take a single ity 5; Wichi Shanghai, its destination. “ GERMAN BAPTIST CAURCH ‘mark—the Curtis guar- round, his best effort being a nee Oklahoma City 5; Wichita 7. ceed to Shanghai, its destination. 3 Osa stas Suliduy' school’ ity uae pol inthe sixth when the Minot | boy slowed up and the Ki led several solid blow s to the body at close quar- |CPOp Inceme ters. Others not scheduled. al ? ha ..8ih St. and Rosser Ave. ante of qualit lla Brelje, superintendent, Kisin, Pastor, analy Immediate Release — ral classes ‘will meet. 10:30 a. m. Morning Services in of Men Asked) cerman. p.m, The pastor will preach To B e Large (Continued from page one), | Mppriseoll: see Justice Oliver. Wendell Holmes! , There will be no evening. seWtees: ———_—__________» m | Pennant Progress "Tar pel Continued from pase ane). ap [of the United States supreme court.) No? Bible hour. m. Baptismal service at Creck one mile south of Foit In. 0 p.m. B. Y. P. U. Devotional H. B. LOVE In his letter to the governor, Hill] meeting. Wa nada eed y | a eaneerph rece Peeters ee eae for a further respite “in order | FIRST CHEER nt CHRIPR, «| s'Bhoo, p.m: Evening services. POV S eat say tt | Doctor of Chiropractic ‘AMERICAN ASSOCIATION ,-, |escen't per cent and a par cent in| tht he case may, teenie wih Oy) Cor diM@e hn Ave. 0 New Beauty and Greater Strength _ | Palmer School s-year graduate Toledo io Minnesota, explained largely by the oe | Sunday Bt 1:00 a, m, : ; Examination Free rp je probable i i} é, be Kanan Ci “oo Be i eet hogs and the Bete es cos laces alien | s iach at 9:45 a.m. y Sunday, morning, service at 10:3 _in this popular one-panel door | Eltinge Bldg. Bismarck, N. D. » it is pointed out, were é: ct i V ednesday} evel testimonia! c! hm 200 “Kip ced oe St. Paul . 67 «BB Prited on a bers: conservative: basis| BFFORTS TO BAe CL | meeting at 8 o'clock. Organ : Pcoludé—Andante. +Religioso| HE type of door shown amnch stronger jointand door. | Mipasape 6761 and later developments may eceait Boston, Aug. 20—V)—Counsel for| 4” reading room is open in the A Smith be ‘ith tediald, Indianaps 52 7 mn of the Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Van-) church building every Tuesday, R. above, with its single mold- ‘This door is made with pine Louisville 49° 78 [386 zetti found themselves balked today Thursday and Satuday, except legal L-come to'Thee Garo Roma} ed panel,hasalwaysbeenafivor- feameand birch panels,and incall. | Columbus Nt 48 80 ane pre dare oat im in their last efforts to save the two/ holidays, from 2 to 4 p- m. a }Mirs. G. E, Wingreene and Mrs. F. J.) ite! Now, with the tenements, birch, Tn beauty Pordene act | W. E. Perry and are subject tojmen from going to the electric c! javendick ‘3 . baste beau Games Today Ree eeetstlstical data, for the|after midnight Monday night. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Offertory. Intermezzo ...... Rogers| Curtis has added, this door finish ic itis pial of Py ‘Cans MORTICIAN AND Columbus at Minneapolis, remainder of the year becomes! Justice James M. Morton, Jr., of ‘Corner Fourth Street and Avenue B| Violin solo—Selected promises to be angre popular = Toledo at St. Pau! availabl the federal district court, refused to | C. A. Stephens, Minister Adolph Englehardt | «| fea raee : - FUNERAL DIRECTOR a po His ag ean 7a, City. Bath Ske grant a writ ‘of Habess corpus, or a 10:30 morning worship, ‘ Sermon ‘ hele the Ae $ He h d di oe lanning on build- |] Part sib’ vita? sville at aul ine. *: stay of execution arid the office of| The pastor will preach on “TI ie ev. Schock of Cub: jore, the grace an nity: mode | ‘arlors 21 # ——n Ship Reports Seeing jit? clerk or the United States, su-| piace eee eee eG Postlude-—Allegro Pomposo.) yaa ae by Freaponensey nity ing or remodeling, by all mean ace 5 Wt AMERICAN TAcuB A * F | preme court at Washington refused) 12:00 Sunday school. Fred Miller, : Lacey, 8 come in and see this unusi Phone 687-W Flare; Nothing OWNG |io permit the filing of a petition tendent, } | and rails, the delicate play of door. You. will probably also Waite: : a i for. a writ of certlorarl until full jSenior BAY. PLU. | Bvening ee at 8) fights and, shadows that gives be interested in other Custis - @ for 10}copies of the records of the — worship, jubject o'clock. i ae their lfe-boats Be ee tae tee mupeiieenired: othe Other Side. i “Kev. Schock will preach on the! hem definition. items—stairwork,interior mold- | Arthur D, Hill, chief defense coun-4 8:00 Wednesday evening, Scripture | subi T SRQUANA sél, forwarded part of the records atl reading on “The Fall of Man.” ter?” fi ‘once yd arranged to send the rest| Keep in mind the date of the Staie; — Spec'al music—solo—The Flaine Fg Ajlater in the day. Then,. with other | Convention September 27-30 and the ‘Peace (Barnard) sung by R. M. =a the Federal gabneel, ae met to eet State B. Ms PB Uy aatitute October ui Petten. ¢ apes ly today -from | to ask Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes | and 2. We will have with us several er, West " equséa, approxi-|of the United States supreme court | of the national workers in our de-|THE FIRST GELICAL cauncA “ls the World Growing Bigt- sann design, is not all—. ings, cabingework, windows, ‘The construction of the solid — porch material, etc. insert frame, containing the ‘We will-be glad to help molded panel, is. wholly.new.in choose the designs aad sizes | \ ral 7 woodworking. It avoids cut, best suited to your home from, ly 300 miles west of-San.Fran-|for a stay of execution and sent | nomination. The program of tho en-| . Cornet of Seventh Street and tom or split grain, and produces our complete Curtis cataloy mate Soa 710 miles north ofthe Gj nat jovernor Fuller asking an-| tire convention will appear af a lai-| Re? Avenue P P iP’ 8: Circle route to Honolulu, said it had | other respite. er date. rs rankbauser, Pastor r Sighted a flare’ and was standing ‘by ister Calls ‘Sant morning worship, 30300 F ¢ C0 until daylight. Miss Luigi Vanzetti, who came FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH am, ubje. “The Cross a Stym- | oe Me | 4 ] 4 4 LP The paar of the; We: ak Bo uana irom ay 2. see Lat cee seghi nm (Ay Stane ree) ing. eae away year ere i ‘ 4 fic standa: ime, | an_hour’s interview wi im at the Cor. 7th’St. and Ave. sunday. schoo! mm B.C. te , ee a Shee Se - pa rg yee ‘was given | state prison today. Both showed Rev, A. J. Malmquist, Pastor. 3 {asin Cee a ue cde Bismarck, N.D. 3 , ® i os inutes north lati-| great emotion. Sunday- School 9:45 a, m._ Mr. . ic 7 Sele - 2 n3t rete tae : minutes west | - Fifteen pickets’were arrested after | Larson, Npapermutendent: Bible class:"nes and Power of God Revealed, in : PHONE 115 Cineinnati X they had. paraded in front of the| and classes for all grades. , Natur: A 3 $ oH Hers The flare was not repented, the|state house this afternoon, Divine service with preaching in| Evening service! 8:00 p.m. The A409 mgseane Jem the West Sequana said. Migs Vanzetti.was accompanied by. iladephia K The West Sequana is a United |Mrs.’ Roge Sacco, wife of Nicola States shi board vessel fitted to | Sacco. ant rden William Hendry accom- ‘ Pittabtren at Bree Sree el Be as. om route fram San Sieg dias Vanscttl and Mrs, Sacco Chicago at. Boston. ph company to Olas death house. Contrary , to St. Louis: at Philadelphia, = through-|prigon custom, he opened the door wk, . night Cinginnati at New ae Seaupne, i anzetti’s ‘cell and allowed him 0 me out into the corridor for is interview with his sister, mae: nothing more than humane,” he remarked. Faints Vanzetti_and his, sister embraced .]and Miss Vanzetti wept freely.: She seemed about to faint but Mrs. Sacco handed \her a glass of miter and she quickly revived, ~ len Hendry informed Mise Vanzetti_that she might stay. with is urother aan hour today .and|- mi com ac] MOFraWw. ‘Syecege me. ae en Miss Vanzetti Jeft she would |) zlonty the word Pee ‘snd aie 0 comment:on her . commenton her interview. ; 3, “Golden Eagh ‘1d immedj- tae veneer | Al Jetters. dae Conn, A E A tree Beside | the.