The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 10, 1928, Page 3

SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 1928 PENALTY GOBS. INTO BRFECT ON MARCH 15) Auto Owners Who Have Not i Applied For License by That bugl€r. Irwin, who wears the Dis- 2. The cutting edge. ppl by ' i ppAbprizimately ay anne coat tinguished Service Cross for gallan- The Answers 3. Up. 9 | Date Must Pay Extra southwestern North. Dakota and{ tt» also carries his rank as ser-| 1—When bidding; before doubling; Geneon te yan ane — tether Manas we Bs ral Gomme of “busied | "Eger pas tens tomes ' See Th me-hall, londuras depends almost \cxclusive- Motor car drivers of North Dakota marek peials belce artaagenrty | Veterans of the World War. 3—A as ly on imshogely exports, ee e are making a last minute rash for J.C. Taylor, ‘mai of the local Sin sae _—_—_—_—_— EEE license plates and certificates of title, branch, vlan, "hi stants. ELTINGE THEATRE e e . swamping the already over-worked P Several men the company’s} Florence Vidor, charming of per-|m staff of the motor vehicle registra- ae carpitt cic: & Bee pore a Bitted vith *. quiet 1 ion : fe) ar i ss meet 8, Dut ju: aut a] peals fo «-everyon ¥ tion department, according to Fred who will come has not yet been| comes to the Hitinge for Monday B. Ingstad, registrar. March 15 is the final date upon application for licenses without in- curring a penalty. After that date, a fine of 10 cents per day will be assessed every late applicant for the rate as After April 1, the aan will ae at the inet eed theo id ¥ devoted es penind marck and adjacent territory, selling na- penalty is $2. r month. ding on Main avenue west, a home for father t exclu- i yn“ Ke \- Police official nd the Dead are 4 einnin at perl a vena Seen on of fe pet Ris for, which ihe peice ar pea ae + st i . cautioned against the premature ar- el wi a banquet ai e 5 suitors e omotive trade. .Want an exper! sales- . rest of any automobile driver who| ; o Grand Pacific hotel. This will be- of Gary Cooper and Lawtente Grent pease: Starts Promptly at 8 o’Clock id today. The registration 3 / 4 mi t will penalize all late and the police are urged nimcy inasmuch as the department is several ] * Si, ea al able that police at this . become too officious”| Treading the streets in search of raid. “People who are| work, Alexander Lubowsky, Brook- rg for their licenses and| lyn house painter, kicked a package Pip eae ago Frank J. Irwin) side or the other. 2 penalized but there is|iving in the gutter. Inside was 4 | $52,000 in one-dollar bills, dro} of friends in New York after spend- > pee esd ex Mewes Seon the back of an armored pty ing over two years together as bud- _ut has not received it on| Lubowsky was given a cash reward dies in the army. of $1,500 and offered a job. = for license and certifi- | manhood, when his name might have . each applicant should |been honored through the ages.” remittances. One check| Rev. Hilborne will preach twice ut in payment for the|on Sunday and his themes will be : title and the other| “The Christ of the Jerusalem Road,” dz out for the license.| and “The Vo; of Life.” No : delay in remitting | Service this evening. title to applicants ‘oon caused by the ap-| Rodman Wanamaker Mourned by Many al es and title. This «ch delay, according to Mr. ate remittances should be vise en see ause both the license de-| The-body of Rodman Wanamaker, nd the title department | Merchant prince and patron of arts wate funds, If the app and aviation, lay today near the city ember this, it will! of his birth awaiting burial on Mon- speedy delivery of | day while persons high in public es- title and speed up the teem mourned the sing of the tle department,” Mr. | last surviving son the late John |’ Wanamaker, i pects that the rush; His body was brought from his} t will continue un-| Atlantic city residence, where he duz'to the new! died, to the place he had known nartment—making out; “home” of all ‘his places of re: a new feature of|dence here and abroad of the state his year. ic ial Ai these was a brief note | mong these rief note | : Notes on Special front. President Coolidge. It said, | ices ||‘In the death of Colonel Rodman | ° ___ Church Servi »| Wanamaker, have lost a public Rev. T. Parker Hilborne spoke last| Spirited citizen. As a merchant of evening at the McCabe Methodist | high ideals and as chureh on the subject of “The Ques-| his means and ti ishly to pub- tion of the Ages,” taking for his|lic enterprises and privat® philan- text Matt. 27-22,-“Pilate saith: unto | thropies, he will be greatly. missed. them; What shall I then do with] Others came Justice Jesus which. is called Christ?” : | Taft, Vice President Da The ‘speaker said, “There is no|nor Smith of New York, Mayor ter scene in history. than this Walker of New York, E. T. Stotes- f which Pilate plays so inent | bury, financier?and Cardinal Dough- d yet so poor a part. The rapid gece ke ere Fe rrprish fe ereayer meres ar CARD OF THANKS lesus to the cross.tl : 3 with eternal issues. Each new per-| . We wish to thank our kind friends son emerging from obscurity into and neighbors for their acts of love the blaze of Christ’s day becomes | 8nd Larangytind pear foolabeerped of instantly great and is loved or baer "i Poti loss of loathed according to his attitude to ves beloved father, Patrick Flana- the Man ot TTOWS. it shal ‘i I do,’ asked Pilate, ‘with the Christ?’ Lismmapucaiasgas- eto Let us see how Pilate answered his a ‘amily. own question. = “He sought first to evade it, but to evade Christ is to turn aside and enter into league with someone who seeks to evade Christ’s standard and brings about deterioration of char- acter. When you are called to be Christian, Christ’ demands of you your supreme allegiance and he will take no other place. No decision is a wrong decision. “Pilate’s second expedient was that of compromise. Compromise in mat- ters of faith and duty never settles anything. It confuses the issue at stake and hea: indent cause. This es a4 1 t Jesus. when decision is called to Christ and ims upon hu- man life. “The ay and final sep hth compromise, surrender, this trio ay undermine but never settles eternal “We can do a lot toward making your new home look like you have it pic- |. tured in. your ' mind’s eye.’ Come in at your [ls intense convenience and let us f|® tek pao Mote ‘bes, Mecna’s talk it over. - Our expe- |? salute cp gece san re _Tience is yours to use and profit by. There is ‘part should you not care “to.use our services, learned. ah The papting. is being held tojture called “Doomsday.” Though which automobile drivers can make acquaint the and to lay plans for the season of| It is not about the end of the world, 1928, the failed. to obtain a license, Mr.| ! gin at 6:3 m. 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