The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 23, 1931, Page 3

PLANS COMPLETED FOR OBSERVANCE OF MEMORIAL DAY Final Details Arranged at Meet- ing of Mandan American Legion Post Thursday Plans for the celebration of Memor- ial Day in Mandan were completed at ® meeting of the Gilbert 8. Furness Post of the American Legion in the Mandan Chamber of Commerce rooms Thursday evening. Harold A. Shaft, of the attorney general's office, will be the principal speaker on the program, to be held at the high school auditorium at 10:30 a, m. Rev. Father Angelo and Captain Dearholt will give the invocation and benediction. Appropriate readings also are to be included on tne pro- gtam. The Mandan male chorus of 40 voices will appear on the program as will the new Mandan municipal band. ‘The Legion committee in charge of the program is composed of H. R. Handtmann, chairman; W. P. Ellison, L. G. Thompson, J. K. Kennelly, and H. K. Jensen. A parade headed by the band and including American Legion, Ameri- can Legion auxiliary, Indian and Civil ‘War Veterans, War Mothers, Daugh- ters of the American Revolution, Boy and Girl Scouts, Rainbow Girls, De- Molay, fire department, and other fraternal and patriotic organizations, will be held. The parade will start at the high school. Several Mandan business firms will have floats en- tered. C. D. Cooley, president of the Man- dan city commission, urges that all business firms be closed between 10 a. m. and noon Memorial day to give tribute to deceased war veter- ans. In the evening of Memorial day the American Legion auxiliary and the War Mothers will be the guests at a dinner in the basement of the Presbyterian church. The dinner will be cooked and served by ex-war vet- erans. Blection of delegates to attend the state legion convention in Valley City in June was postponed because of a misunderstanding of the by-laws of the local unit of the Mandan post. Alleged Forger Is Arrested in Mandan Arrest of a man giving his name as R. C. Byers, Fremont, Neb., on a charge of forging checks in Mandan was made Friday by D. E. Fouts, Mandan traffic patrolman. Byers is reported to have passed checks under the name of A. F. Ward, Yankton, S. D. He was seized on the complaint of Christ Toscas, Man- dan billiard parlor proprietor. Preliminary examination by Man- dan authorities indicated that the au- tomobile he was driving was stolen. Byers claims to have bought the ma- chine from a man in Fremont, Neb., according to Charles Reynolds, Man- dan police chief. show papers guaranteeing his own- ership. Byers is being held in the city jail at Mandan pending an investigation by Mandan police authorities, DeMolay D-Ball Team Wins Contest Friday Outhitting their opponents, the DeMolay kittenball team defeated the North Dakota Power and Light com- pany crew 9-3 Friday night at the fairground diamond in the Mandan Diamondball league. Doug Lang hurled for the victors and Ray Peterson caught. Joe Fer- derer and William Weife were the Power and Light battery. ‘The game Friday was the first com- pleted in the Mandan league this season. In the only other scheduled contest this year the Toman Tailors and the Montana and Dakota Power company called the game in the sixth inning because of darkness, with the score tied at 6-all. Eddie Steinbruck officiated as um- pire Friday night. Fire Damages Auto Of Morton Official Fire of undetermined origin Friday night damaged an automobile owned by H. R. Handtmann, Morton county deputy sheriff. Discovered at 10:45 p, m, the flames burned the upholstery in the front and rear seats of the car, de- stroyed the panel dash board, and broke all the windows in the car. Flames from the machine, which stood in the sheriff's garage north of the Morton county courthouse, also burned the east side of the gar- age. The Mandan fire department was called to put out the flames. The auto was insured. Worn-out spark plugs waste gasoline Every time you try to get more than10,000milesonasetofspark plugs, you start buying extra gasoline. Buy a set of ACs instead. You save gasoline, ricewee ANC Change your spark plugs everyl10,0O0O miles He was unable to; Owner of Circus Is Seriously Ill Indio, Calif. May 23—(7)—Al G. Barnes, 68; veteran showman, was seriously ill Saturday but credited by Physicians with a chance of recovery from a severe attack of pleural pneu- monia which struck him after a visit to his ranch near here Friday. Isle of Man Aviator Seeks Atlantic Marks: Vancouver, B. C., May 23.—(#)—! Oscar “Jack” Garden, an Isle of Man | airman who flew from England to} Australia in 1930 in 18 days, arrived here Saturday from Australia with designs on the Atlantic air routes. | He said he had made tentative plans for an England -to- United States flight and the attempt might be made this summer. Set Peterson Funeral For Sunday Afternoon Funeral services for Mrs. C. J. Peterson, former Wilton woman, who died at her home in Minncapolis! Wednesday will be conducted at 2:36) p. m, Sunday at the Swedish Luth-; eran church in Ecklund township. ‘Through an error it was announced | in The Tribune Friday that services| would be held at 10 a. m. Sunday. i Bismarck Churches To Observe Pentecost Bismarck churchgoers Sunday will attend services commemorating the birth,of the Christian church, pastors of several different denominations said Saturday. The day, which is known as Whit Sunday or Pentecost is the 50th day after Easter and marks the anniver- sary of the descent of the Holy Ghost upon the Apostles and Disciples of Christ, according to religious au- thorities. It was on that day, they said, that the gift of tongues was conferred upon the Apostles and it is regarded | as an important anniversary: for | Christian churches because it marked the beginning of their preaching ministry. Notice Fairview Cemetery lot owners are asked to attend the annual meeting of the Cemetery Asso- ciation at the World War Memorial building, 8 p. m., Wed- nesday, May 27. All lot owners are urged to be present. ALDYTH WARD, President. Every bed in the Patterson hotel is equipped with a new Simmons Beauty, Rest Mattress, purchased from Webb Brothers. Rest in Comfort and in Safety in a Fireproof Hotel. Furnace Cleaning We will vacuum clean your furnace with a Sturtevant Vacuum Cleaner, paint the castings, inspect the grates and smoke pipes, all for $3. All Repairs at. Reasonable Prices Phone 141 French & Welch , THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. SATURDAY, MAY 23, 1931 [ROBINSON SCORES HOOVER ACTIVITIES Attempt to ‘Rehabilitate Him- self in Estimation of Voters’ Is Charged Washington, May 23.—(7)—By way of announcing his return from Ar- kansas, Senator Robinson arraigned what he described as President Hoover’s “campaign to rehabilitate himself in the estimation of the voters.” Robinson began his statement, is- sued through the Democratic nation- al committee Friday, with a refer- ence to spokesmen whom he said bob i up at almost every gathering to as- sure the group of the intensity of the president's interest in the cause under discussion. Then the former Democratic vice- peal candidate continued with this: “We are not suposed to elect a pres- ident because of his alleged sponsor- ship of an educational movement or because he approves of the Red Cross. Everybody is in favor of these things, just as everybody endorses the 10 commandments.” Robinson said “for ag time in our political history can re- call, the president of the, United States, in the middle of an initial term, finds it necessary to attempt to rehabilitate himself with the voters.” Fairview Cemetery Association to Meet Persons owning lots in Fairview cemetery will hold their annual meet- ing at 8 p. m,, next Wednesday night at the World War Memorial build- ing, Miss Aldyth Ward, president of the association, inced Saturday. The annual fi! report of the association will be presented at the meeting and this will be followed by @ discussion of the management of the cemetery and further plans for its development. Officers of the as- sociation will be elected. Miss Ward emphasized that every lot owner or anyone else interested in the cemetery is welcome at the meeting. Many persons who hold lots or have other reason to be in- terested have not clearly understood, in the past, that they are invited to attend meetings of the cemetery as- ‘sociation, she said. GRAIN MAN DIES Minneapolis, May 23.—(?)—Harry ¥. McCarthy, 55, president of the In- jternational Grain company, well- | known figure in the grain trade, died. |Postoffice Deficit Studied at Rapidan ‘Washington, May 23.—(?)—A pet tive branches of the federal establish- | mated to run fully $140,000,000. This ment, Mr. Hoover invited the ranking | spread bet Postal officials to meet with him. Last year’s deficit was slightly more | and Postmaster than $98,000,000 and this year is esti-|tirely too much. aversion of President Hoover’s—tht Postoffice department deficit—was up for discussion Saturday by a number of government officials at the presi- Cent's Rapidan camp. As part of his program of curtail- ing expenditures in the administra- DODGE TRUCK 35c until 8 p. m. 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