The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 5, 1931, Page 3

PROGRAM OF FERED BY MADRIGAL CLUB HERE 1S ANNOUNCED University Musical Organiza- tion One of Best in State, Says Judge Nuessle Announcement of the progr: be offered at the city auditorium neve May 8 by the Madrigal club of the University of North Dakota was made Tuesday by W. L. Nuessle, judge of bed ieon oe court and chairman of e committee in chi - Tangements. pte “This bids fair to be Bismarck’ outstanding musical attraction’ of the coming season,” Judge Nuessle said in urging local people to support the enterprise, the proceeds of which will 0 to the Boy and Girl Scouts. ‘The Madrigal club is a combination of the best voices in the men’s and women’s glee clubs at the university «and has attracted favorable comment at other appearances. They represent what is probably the best in North Dakota music and are at their very best now after a long period of train- ing. These fresh, clear voices, singing oe | —+ Ohio's criminal syndicalism law. is unconstitutional, Judge Walter | Wanamaker, above, ruled in dismiss- ing charges at Akron against Paul F. Kassay, arrested for an alleged plot to destroy the U. 8. navy’s new diri- gible, now building there. Fights for Tepeal of the syndicalism law, under which several Communist agitators have been convicted, have been made in the Ohio legislature for several years, [_Natts ‘Rea Law” j/STORY OF SUFFERING jing in the rescue of Count Edmondo @ program which is not too classical to be appreciated, will give Bismarck’s lovers of good entertainment some- thing long to be remembered.” The club is paying its own traveling ND.LEGION SETS expenses and while here will of friends and of alumni or the ins versity, thus avoiding the ordinary ex- Penses for rooms and meals. The ad- mission will be 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for students and children, Every alumnus of the university will be particularly attracted by the open- ing number on the program, “Alma Mater,” the school song, written by the late John 8. Macnie, a former Professor at the university. The words were set to music by Haydn, noted composer. : The remainder of the program fol- lows: Madrigal Club: “Ave Maria” , . +.Jacques Arcadelt (1490-1556) Forth, O Beauteous, Heav'nly S, Bach (1685-1750) Bortniansky ‘Matona, Lovely Maiden’ . . Orlando Lassus (1520-1594) “Fine Knacks for Ladies” (from the second book of Ayres, London, 1600) .. John Dowland “Hallelujah, Amen” (from Judas Maccabaeus) . G. F, Handel (1685-1759) Male Quartet: . Bruno Huhn -.-Burleigh farring' Richard Klein, Emil Klein, William Thornton, Vernon Squires Madrigal Club: “The Three Kings” (text by Lau- rence Housman) -Healey Willan “Cargoes” (text by John Masefield) see Balfour Gardiner “Nightfall in Sky” (a song without sees .Hugh 8. Robertson “The Ash Grove” (Welsh air)..... cece en en gement by Gordon Jacob “Songs My Mother Taught Me”.... oes Dvorak Marimba Sol Overture, “Poet ai ‘Break Light’ ‘Cherubim Song” University “Tnvictu: Dance Suite: (a) “Spanish Dance” (No. 1)...... Moritz Moszkowski (b) “Norwegian Dance” (No. 2).... . Edward Grieg (c) “Hungarian Dance” (No. 5).... Johannes Brahms Robert Ryan Ethelyne Jorve, accompanist Madrigal Club: “With Jockey to the Fair” (English air) Arrangement by Ernest Bullock “I Dream of Jeannie”.Stephen Foster (Arrangement by Joseph W. Clokey) “T Saw de Light”....... Negro Spiritual “I Ain't Gwine Study War No More” ........00000% Negro Spiritual “Chillun, Come on Home”.Noble Cain Fire Burns Barn and Home Near Underwood Underwood, N. D., May 5.—Sunday was a bad day for the Sayler family, several members of which live south- west of here, but a good day for fires. A high wind blew sparks from a smoldering ash heap against Chris- tian Sayler’s barn, about eight miles southwest of here, and it was de- stroyed early in the afternoon. About 7 p. m., lightning struck the house occupied by Rudolf Sayler, six miles southwest, and it also burned. He managed to save only the radio and a few minor articles. Underwood firemen hastened to the burning house but were powerless to check the flames. The Christian Sayler barn was pro- tected by insurance but the Rudolf Sayler home was only partia!ly in- sured, Urges Auto Tag Losers To Notify Authorities Failure to report the loss of one of his automobile license tags was the cause of much embarassment to A. W. Olson, Pembina school teacher, and mignt have resulted in his being arrested and brought to Bismarck to answer forgery charges, according to J. L. Kelley, Burleigh covnty sheriff. A man who gave his name as J. 8. Warner ena J. 8. Nordquist cashed number of worthless checks in marck Friday, Kelley said. An at- tendant at a local filling station where one of the checks was cashed made a penciled notation of the li- cense number of the car driven by the maker 0 {the spurious checks. In the resulting investigation Kelley learned through the motor vehicle; registrar that the license number had been to Olson for the same type of car as driven by the check swindler. Fortunately for Olson, the Pem- bina superintendent of schools was able to vevrify the fact that he had conducted classes in the high school Friday and could not have been in Bismarck. Persons losing license tags will simplify emo for pee immediately reporting » ley said, and at the same time insure themselves against becoming involved in criminal cases. OLD SHIPYARD CLOSED Genoa, Italy, May 5.—()-—After five centuries of activity the shipyard of the Cantiere Della Foce has civsed to make room for a‘highway along the] coast. Among its products wer2 ships tor Napoleon. | MEMBERSHIP MARK State Department Now Has 9,750 Members; Old Record Was 9,667 Fargo, May 5—(?)—The North Da- kota department of the American Le. gion Tuesday had more members than at any time iw the history of the organization and a final spurt is being made to bring the roster high enough to give the state the place of honor at the national Legion conven- tion in Detroit. Monday 9,750 former service men had signed their 1931 cards, it was announced at the state headquarters here, as compared with the previous high mark of 9,667 in 1922. By May 12 the department expects to have at least 10,000 members signed. Reports from the national Legion office at Indianapolis said Tuesday the state stands third in the United States in potentional membership percentage. Arizona and Florida are first and second. The percentage is used in deter- mining ranking in the national pa- rade at the national meeting the week begining Sept. 21. Seating at the national convention also is to be deter- mined through the rating. The percentage will be compiled from figures in the national office by May 15. N. D. Legion Officers Start Tour of State Fargo, May 5.—(?)—Opening a tour of posts in a part of the sixth district, American Legion officials Monday night attended a rally at Minnewaukan and Tuesday were going to Bottineau.. The Bottineau meet- ing is also to be hed in the evening. In the party are R. J. Kamplin,; Bismarck, state commander; Jack Williams, Fargo, adjutant; T. O. Kraabel, also of Fargo, state veterans service commissioner; and Frank Coffman, Devils Lake, deputy of the sixth district. The Minnewaukan session was in the nature of a district session of Central North Dakota Association of American Legion posts and repre- sentatives from many nearby organi- zations attended. 66 Miles on 1 Gallon of Gas? Walter Critchlow, 7508-B Street, Wheaton, Ill, has patented a Vapor Moisture Gas Saver and Carbon Eliminator for all Engines and Autos that beats any ever got out. Old Fords report as high as 66 miles on 1 gallon. New Fords 61. Other makes report amazing in- creases of 1/4th to 1/2 more. Mr. Critchlow offers $10,000.00 cash prizes for best gains with his patent. He also offers to send 1 for trial Write him today for one. Mr. Critchlow wants County and State Agencies everywhere to make 9250.00 to $1,000.00 per month. He also offers 1 new Auto free (any make) to each new agent.—Advertise- ment. 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Earlier reports said the mechanic died in a hospital at San Jose as a result of his experiences. As told to the consul, the fliers en- countered a storm four hours out of Sao Paulo and were forced down in the jungle. Leaving the plane un- damaged, they started back towards civilization with marmalade and hardtack their only provisions. Mosquitoes harassed them. Ants devoured their food. Constant wad- ing of,streams sapped their energy. Loss of their matches in the water left them without means to build a fire, ‘They subsisted for days on| what fish they could catch with their hands and the fruit they could find. On the 11th day, Quaranta plead- ed he could go no farther and insist- ed Di Robilant push on without him. The latter reached the Parana River; two days later and an Indian took him to San Jose by canoe. In spite of his condition, Di Ro- bilant returned the next day to! where he left the mechanic and found his body hanging from a tree. N. D. Civilians to Attend Rifle School! — ~ Rules on Liquor S$ ————————“-—, “Any person who has liquor in his home is a criminal,” ruled Superior Judge Edward I. Butler of Marin county, Calif., in denying an appeal in a liquor possession charge. “Al- though the Volstead act is bungle- some and unenforceable, it is the law,” he said, adding that anyone who sees liquor in a friend’s home also is a lawbreaker if he doesn’t report the violation. pa etc ag | Two Brothers Seek | | Treasure In Greece | Athens, Greece, May 5.—(#)—Two brothers whose grandfather was at- tendant to Ali Pasha, the Satrap of Janina a century ago, are digging hopefully in a Janina backyard, hot on the trail of buried treasure. Ali Pasha is supposed to have hid- den a fabulous hoard and recently among their grandfather's old papers the brotiers found what they believ- ed to be a plan of the Satrap’s secret vault. The grandfather was Ali Pasha’s closest companion when he was killed | in 1822 and apparently the only pos- sessor of the secret to the hidden wealth, Ali Pasha, according to the legend, had nine men dig the vault North Dakota will send a civilian} then put them to death. Preliminary rifle team of from 10 to 13 members to the National Matches and Small Arms Firing School to be held at Camp Perry, Ohio, Aug. 23 to Sept. 13. Adjutant General G. A. Fraser Tuesday received word from the war department's national board (or the promotion of rifle practice author- izing the state to enter the team in the matches. Authorized members of the North Dakota team will be reim- bursed for their expenses to and from the matches. excavations, it is said, already have uncovered a tunnel in which nine skeletons were found. HEART ON RIGHT SIDE Berne, Switzerland, May 5.—(P)— Newspapers have been telling of a peasant of Seeland in the Canton of Bern who never consulted a doctor juntil he was 81 years old. 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