The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 31, 1928, Page 6

fest peste ao ae ae THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE in revision of reparation and adjust- ment of domestic political differ- ences. They unanimously declared that Poincare’s continuance as head of the government was “indispen- sable.” Poincare finally agreed to remain. Thus in the opinion of his supporters he definitely avoided a crisis and Greatly strengthened his hand by compelling the whole cabinet in | wiich thers wes reported to be dis- | {sention to insist upon nis retention | in the leadershi ‘88 CHICAGO BOMBS COST CITY FORTUNE ago, Dec. 31.—()—“Pineap- | ples,” the fruits of violence sown by | gangsters and rackteers, have cost | Chicago ut least $200,000 this year, | | probably much more. More than 100, RE 1928 ALED $621,305 it Books List 85 Hou ine Business Structur and 24 Garages bY Professor Asks for New Religion expediture in building opera- $ in the city in 1928, according to Tecords of Myron H. Atkinson, auditor, totaled $621,305. The alts issued numbered 159. Of ®, 85 were for houses, nine were vusiness structures, 24 for private es; 34 for alterations and re: while seven were of a miscel dus character. © 85 houses built represented an Aditure of $378,800. The nine tess buildings ran to a total ex- iture of $163,400. The 24 private pastors of various denominations, of God. Prof. Barnes was John | this year. Cafes gambling places, homes, bus- | our time: tg $5,100. The alterations | iness houses, garages, soft drink par-|. Prof. Barnes made his plea for - of the year show a total | iors, and hotels were objects of at-| new religious foundation in-an ad- 4,705, while miscellaneous build- | tack. | dress before a sectional meeting of detivities totaled $9,300. |__Although many suspects were ar. the American Association for the Ad- 2se figures represent an increase se operations of 1927, but do not up to those of 1926 when the of building in the city approxi- 1 $1,000,000. +y new homes were built in 1927, expenditure of $215,475. Seven- thew business buildings were con- ed that year, at an expenditure 145.275, Private garages to the of 27 represented an outlay while alterations were made % buildings at a cost of $18,250, | aneous building activities | é an expenditure of $33,300. | St total expenditure on building 'Y thus ran to $388,808, which FOR CELEBRATIONS pnt sales of dwellings and resi- aggregated something over 75 | New York, Dec. 31.—()—Mine host, whether in a Harlem night club Files. pl or a smart mid-town hotel, was mak- aTHWEST GETS jing elaborate preparations today for aU ANKET OF SNOW the entertainment of Pather Knick: oar co erbocker and his guests New Year's te’aul, Dec. 31—(AP)—A thin eve. Yo of snow furnished the setting Cover charges in hotels, night clubs, restaurants and cabarets were high. alfor Minnesota's celebration of qipar’s eve, with sub-zero tem- The increase in the fee charged for toes expected to usher in the has been convicted of a bombing dur- ing this year. Of the total number of bombin; ssion here. “We must cease talking of God,” he said. “We must supplant theology the majority were attributed to any: by mental hygiene. Science has one of these six cases: Gambling, | shown it to be difficult to Prove the blackhand extortion, racketeers, poli-| very existence of God.” tical moves, interracial conflict, or| Cardinal Hayes, from the pulpit of j labor trouble. St. Patrick's cathedral, said that “it Most of the implements of destruc- | is the fashion of the day to see con- | tion were black powder bombs al-/flict and contradiction between reli- | though some were dynamite. fion and science” but that “true re- The professional bomb thrower, of- | ligion reverses true science, rejoicing ficers said, received all the way from | in its unfolding of the beauties of na- $50 to $700 and cab fare—for his; ture because it makes manifest the work. omnipotent intelligence of God.” The Rev. Christian F. Resinder, it, charges Prof. Barnes with infair, because he is not fa- miliar with modern theology.” “As well might I undertake to criticize science as for him to criticize the- ology,” he continued, “with the evi- dent ignorance in that field which he displays.” The Rev. Dr. Harry Emerson Fos- dick, Baptist, said: “It is the little ia in both camps who cause the most trouble. The foremost religious minds are becoming more scientific and the foremost scientific minds are becoming more religious.” The Rev. Henry Darlington, Episco- Pal, said: “Science and religion are not at war, as the ill-informed think, but are cooperators for the general good of mankind. Science builds the machinery. Religion decides how it used.” @ seat, a noise-maker and a bag of confetti, was ¢reatest in the Harlem clubs. It is the fad for white society folks to patronize clubs in this negro section. Popular Harlem clubs were getting cover charges as high as $25, Some of the so-called exclusive night clubs in the Broadway district also asked $25 for a seat but the ho- tels were content with a modest $10. There was some uneasiness among Proprietors of certain clubs regarding what if anything the police, under their new militant commissioner, 29. teml points in Northern Min- thfelt the sting of real cold} ‘ this morning. Eleven below Bis registered at Bemidji, Bel- | Leounty. Jae Twin Cities a light snow Spday night and this morning. Qvurries were spreading a light | Br in a number of Southern towns also. Red Wing, Fairm cad Austin “WORLD'S GREATEST COPY BOY” IS DEAD Chicago, Dec. 31. — (AP) — The | SCIENCE CAN AGREE Chorus of Protest Arises When New York, Dec. 31.—(4)—New York | with one exception, raised a chorus {of protest from their pulpits yesterday j against the statement of Prof. Harry Emerson Barnes of Smith college that modern science demands a re- | vision of religion and a new concept The one pastor who agreed with Haynes | bombs have been exploded in Chicago ; Holmes of the community church who j Said “we should have a religion to fit rested in almost every case, no ove | vancement of Science, which is in whom he later described as “his nibs.” Durkin was employed by the Trib- une for 33 years. Funeral services will be conducted Wednesday. Sur- viving is his widow, Mrs. Elizabeth Zuchsworth Durkin whom he married in 1924 after his first wife died. iSkyrockets to Blaze New Year’s Greeting Colorado Springs, Colo., Dec. 31—() —Skyrockets shooting through mid-j ; night blackness from the top of Pikes .|Peak tonight will blaze New Year greetings to the vorld and announce jthat members of the Adaman club have made the perilous winter ascent to the summit of the age-old peak. Headed summitward 14 members of Gall, Described by Amer- ican Scientists New York, Dec. 31. }eers” which may thological society. the club were believed to have camped ; “0, Pytopatholog! 4 las’ night at a cabin near Timberline. | They expected to reach the top this! afternoon. | The climbers have provided mcre fireworks than ever before for the night's display and the whole valley below will witness the pyrotechnic | welcoming of the New Year. gall, causes considerable damage root joins the stem. Like many hu- man diseases it is caused by bacteria. 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