The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 4, 1936, Page 6

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, APRIL 4, 1936 4 4 e r °——$ $$$ — — The B k Trib it I e pismarc riDuUNeE | Additional Churches | Closed at Last DOF ia Mien sei cr ogg : Your Personal Health ke THE STATE'S OLDEST NEWSPAPER (sttexourl Bynod) : ‘; dy, M.D ( (Established 1873) a'V, Richert, Pastor * By William Brady, . col’? preach and teach a change + : Tis! for a changing world.” State, City and County Official Newspaper Services for. Paim 8 : Dr. Brady witl answer questions pertaining to health but not ns kt Meas Braa ete Vere ins Sect erent, acute iitgetie ast bo kosmbasiog by 8 Published by The Bismarck Tribune Company, Bismarck, N. D,, and] ("one oening worship (German), f d Cis te then a dite toad bs bed entered at the postoffice at Bismarck as second class mail matter. x Peters organist.» a 3 F 12:30 p, m.—Th hi hi 5 ‘. K ‘ Stella 1. Mann KFER with Dr, Maier as the speacer, | PA ; Es HOW DO YOU HANDLE CALCIUM? j End of Vice President and Publisher OE Cee te eT ua ; - : 3 Ps In recent articles referring to the new treatment of chronic arthritis ie \ ie ©, donnacn Kenneth W. Simons Rusert, organist. Note the change ; ; a : with massive doses of vitamin D (200,000 to 500,000 units daily) we alluded, Le ie Secretary and Treasurer Editor RGR hour IMtOE coe Gewese ae Dane | : : SIENGiL O CALERA IAC Pe Gy Tal 6x ein oe igiagtien. (Pere ‘i See angli GORMUNGR, were 7 ‘ , . 4 oe PS, ul ion of calcium in the body and its excretion or elimination, (Par- : will take place Good Friday evening . ; ’ : ss, ticulars regarding the treatment available by mail, if you provide the freight Minn ly by carrier, per year ieee be pene Vy q : ; & cf ice 5 en in t ie ew plan se Daily by mail per year (in Bismarck) CHE LV gamma de skiel “seeage NBs Ye bS aT Ills Called Rheumatism” we describe the use of calcium lactate of gluconate ia bor dis Daily by mail per year (in state outside of Bismarck). eens Be ie ogo will be ‘i received : ‘ ys " . and also the excellent results obtained in the treatment of chronic arthritis 5 breaks coy mail outside of North Dakota . ‘6 RE ATL oi RCI Et sl s a eS o Be Beg Sr eee The parathyroid hormone or =, Knittir Wee! by mail in state, per year .... sid tend to participate are requested to " \ ee re! cont iclum met Ll e a agreed Weekly by mail outside of North Dakota, per year . oi annoutce at*this time, ‘ . i Vitamin D either controls parathyroid gland function or in some way official Weekly by mail in Canada, per year Y i ot 3 promotes or supplements the physiological action of the parathyroid hor- ) A Hosier: " Aa z = ‘ E : iol of which noonday mid-summer sunlight is the richest > ries Member of Audit Bureau of Circulation : wrens Is. eee earoome: b deed Rl ‘aaa cen San ine certain fat-like substances called i} it tt - rinity." 5 E ‘ - 5 TO) ie are so changed by exposure to sun- « a the St Member of The Associated Press tale eal oe aire? Apis. es e ae oe oe light or to ultraviolet from a mercury-vapor quartz lamp or an arc lamp, ql ment, 9:45 a. 4 b s az and the vitamin D thus produced is carried by the blood from the skin to union, The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republica-| Confirmation festl : Sees ; roast the places where it is required in the body. ry ‘ ies ca wa of spontaneous origin published herein. cho heme Trini . e . “ mentioning, is available to any reader who asks me for it and encl 3 “ek All rights of republication of all other matter herein are also reserved. nalph Route, ditector. OUCH! CHOIE) < : : : ‘ stamped addressed envelope and ten cents in coin, I don’t ate HOW WHR, i ctor en rn srimon® *O" Sacked i a ae FI |inse. sdhecive plaster, hinder tape, shoemnakers” thread” balling wire’ oF future e Average American fonday, Trustees, 7:30 p. m. rns se F L 8 a , ” 3 , is or tempt : Wednesday, Lenten service, 7:50 , a. i i gunnysacking, i past v Every so often a citizen can be heard referring to himself |” thursday, 7:30 p. m— ee # it, tart ping es may Ret Gee Op mar bs Wh yi tebe beget ns ane ’ r « ¥ A Adult Baptii d “Confirmation. b zs be ip. wi wi are Un «8 just an average American. If he really were such he would Gonfensional and. Holy: Communion. 7 : te ro aa naturally the best sources of calicum are poor in vitamin D or contain none 4 emp be a valuable find for researchers in the body politic for they|125ig'to 1139, monn Meatation® oN ; ‘ oe ines tf eaehins bose baer vitamin D are indifferent or a} Jast, \ 4 A ‘ ; f cert, 8:00’ p, in. ‘ ¢ : lum. apparent discrepancy causes one a last.) could then find out a lot of things of which they either are ae ree worne,? DaBole, : * ae Te : Whether nature did not intend that man should expoce himself sa marae ail possit ignorant now or which cost them a great deal to learn. aeninity church choir, Ralph’ Soule, ; ~ Se é See eee borat a heise with impervious clothing and con- . tion : * mony *, waster Sunway ig himself most of the time in holes from which sunshine’ and skyshine 5 ay For instance, in determining such things as straw votes,| funtise service, 6 a. m. ‘ PS, are almost entirely excluded, and throwing out constant smoke fereens, from i der t betting odds on sporting events and consumer acceptance of - m. Sy a4 5 = $a, cid a a dae to teetead Acted peed ultraviolet gets through the 4 arbiti new ts i sl > de: ‘ Pea? 9 $ cl ant overhanging industrial towns and cities. f eer is bass arm aa, the average man than BISMARCK, GOSPEL TABERNACLE piettie : . f : ; yee var : a gutta ee er Te much. - + . Rey. R. E. Smith, Pastor $ as WHO i001 Prey Wel = * ‘ § ¥ 8:00 a, m.—Services’ at the state ‘ 4 at the moment are not concerned about hygiene or sanitation. They have | V Meanwhile, Just for checking purposes, it might be well to nit ; to get sick or at least out of sorts before they will even dip into a Sout, |" ascertain what the “average man” looks like in this. country.| mifsigc” superintendent, Classes’ for like this. And that’s too bad, because the conductor is notoriously unsym- | Some of the lads with sharp pencils have figured it out and|*"\.°85“:sorning worship and Holy eee : ee ee en here is the description: He lives on the edge of a city of about|[omm™'i. Stele quartet wil sine - —__ : : = pleated tL dha a ert 3,000 inhabitants, weighs 146 pounds and 9 ounces, is five feet| “Riches of Grace Are Mine.” invited, “The Let Yourself Down Easy Fo 9 J ? 2:45 p, m.—Ple te that the . iz people are urged to be in at-|actor. Which prompted the actor to “ fi xoia_ 6 and 1/16 inches tall and is 27 years, eight months, three|ifangan" wit peveee tensor ROSE, | Wanaay, E35 tock —churcy au-| Menite worship, 1:80, ‘he pastor PWR, “Sure, TH gladly undertake the Aioniod a sataoent fer oveeRutene Meat ms not also: reduse’ ees cteength ' Sim days and 11 minutes old. He owns two-fifths of an automobile, | 14! 4% young People wilt meet| Exe! Cex ani st a ipacal conten agree, gh ite Sra | Ana kaswer-"The “physiological sdjustment ef” diet is described ; test one-quarter of a radio, two-ninths of an appendix and has four- m, A special speaker f0F| Frigay, 7:30 o'clock—Church audi-| tonight will be atgeliing Gut Christ cay Oe a new heights in! new “Design for Dwindling,” copy of which will be matled eee reselok 0c mn r sun fifths of a wife and 1.8 children. His wife, by the way, is one-| .. 7:45 1 Bvangetistio service, Te PSU TE IBOR cen aberin) tabaiewbystheeeNelen oer one | iene! na sofa fe bent it oe po bearing your address. The main points are, ‘not . of Ow lemp- | "The sessi f the church will t | O; ude, “Twilight Reverie,” 1 irst, remember that you acquired the excess insidi not q rm seventh divorced. Sones Lite te following he service Wednesday. to | Russell. ie eR IES i pois Bet SppEtanbA yeEP did he| month or two, and second, that the ordinary diet is PAGE poor in Leen a, a On Tuesdays and Wednesdays he wears horn-rimmed spec-| will present in song “He Was Not |the'cnuren Contre £0 PUIG SAPIENS | RAE E EY cory omematon ares| | Pe ee ia Cece es eat ., . ing.’ 3 Ye fil attend chi | ton. 4 is ‘As soon as reason why a well-balanced reduction diet should not suj itamin: 4 oy tacles and at all times he is three-elevenths ofa fraternal lodge} Week, eT TESE sven dvioncieae wil you not attend dcriae heen Duet, “I Heard the Voice of Jesus,”| man’s eyes, ey etre dedivastntd or the nutritional deficiency indicates. Any one whose eibasiard Gbkr ae ates « | ab. member. He earns $1,105.75 a year but is on relief eight days| combining a series of Bible studies also? Rathbup, Mrs. 0. 1 Devold and Sts | themselves. NEVER feels quite right. On the other hand, even an overweight ini = each month. i Thuraday” icte, s10e—-Cholt prec CT, GRORGE'S CHURCH CRORE ae One) Coelsty ONVelS | Sakene dares expert who isn’t in! far: ni either a Whbtnee = ap sek eal pian siaamacens . s y vice. > ir + a “ ” 4 ton There you have him, beyond doubt or quibble—and he’s a| pie are urred fo ‘sing shewlery oP . Elsworth, Rector mOreen Postlude, “March,” Batt-|business because of his health isn’t in Old Guard is Desperate ‘ es retty interesting: specimen, Our matchiens Lord.” as follows: _| Holy Week services every evening |Health because of his business. After reading your articles I went to a doctor who knows somethin, 4 ee ba tise? ‘Bub hedia'tlvou?: OF oh oye a 8 cl eae nT US | tonal service ‘und sermon, Bubsect, |Hext eck, at 7:30 except Saturday.| oo iy |of the infection treatment of hernia. He said my hernia ts too large, that ; 2 ? But he isn’t you? course he isn’t, for| Christ Ambassadors will have charge|“‘The Meaning of the Cr Ee MAS ae you it fitting and proper| only one injection can be given in any case and that the method is very sw the fellow never really existed, even if he is the average| ‘saturday, 2:30 p.m —“Chilaren’s 1od0 aon Holy Communion’ and | gy Ture heartily invited to attend pans oseheeoe ee . P sav tAwerican, coureh.: Sirs, Smith In charge. Tt] sermon, rrext: Who Je thist all our services, |S Swell, it's fitting, my darling, but Sereda other ee he knows nothing about the method but 4 sire to meet us and per- fertory anthem, “Palms o! ic- » 9 y | hopes to sell you an operation. sou ow % ” tor Soe ee ae eng, ems | S30 a. mac Ghurch school. [sedlnncnsade shah | (Copyright 1936, John F. Dille Co.) ‘ R Handwriting on the Wall welcome, gobi? D t—Bervice (choral even- NoW AND THEN { 5 The LI Py Uncle Sam’s best customers in recent years have been the} ""*T LUTHERAN CHURCH thin Service, All ser¥ices Ivan pe. THE oEST "OF MEN OF LAURA teu encom All South American countries. Because they have relati’ G. Adolph Johns, Pastor Tetives and friends. of Rainbow 4 ively few pI ; relatives and friends of Rainbow OM Meme arc a April 6—Palm Sunday: irl it - cot manufacturing plants we have been able to buy raw materials| ..°:45,2 M3 ,sunaty, choot and Bible |"'Tne'epecial music for this service: “ nt De saan classes, Adult class at the parson-| Offertory anthem, repeated from . , “Last night I went 3% __ from them and sell them finished goods. This fact has afforded|*®°).39 a, m—worship morning service: choir. sea onl be nd BEGIN MERE TODAY model with years ef “experience.” —er, them ( an —_us an important outlet—but the sad fact is it will not always| , Anthem: Now Let Every Tongue res TE ero cord bgt peti TOBY RYAN, 19, works behind oe Nicittcclogee rpigllecigred = j in feo Adore Thee, s Holy Week at 8t. George's but ginger iat @e counter, of = sane aut 2 sacral’ ones dite: bead panes quae, we veces ‘ 2 felis 7, eaure. and Tuesday evenings at “Through the Manhattan department etere. me “ erasy jel, you can't pri % a Messrs. Edward Nelson and 0, N. i ts posse tor ‘be used : pl In its latest report on economic conditions and trends south] Nalund. Triumphal March of | nag Suet fr titeng, services will pio ripe don’t | MARTY ret att ‘the at ae Ravasate sates ineraciasceand Bill's Fillion, dosen't che? tesla ed $2 of the equator, the Pan-American Union points with pride to] "itt", sunday school practice No service on Wednesday. think I stay through Bier, celle her che hea @vcamera |wite used to bea model, too. They |member that last show ef bers, the growth of industrialization and the fact that many South| tor the Hacier program. Pi Maundy Thursday, Holy Communion the whole party, do ‘Diechargeé trem the store due [have a baby now, a little darling— | year before last?” a 4 “ a fa y Fee at i330 and 10 in ihe morning. you?” nme ce resees | Bil showed mo s enapshot of him.| «no 1-1 @idn't eco tt.” ; American countries soon will be self-sufficient. alts, tale? “He Kran Despined;” | ncoce meta neve eet atid tite MAURINE BALL, Toby ee Ji@- |The baby's only six weeks old and| ion ractongepen me ; ; riel, Bob Watts, : “ knew a great deal about ‘ This does not mean that we cannot continue to trade with] ,, Vocal duet: | “Chitst of the Cross.” Boke. | Come ASeREI BEY Re DeLand 2 on say/yoU Only, Patten © amen eoaatnerie! sitet aad be [already he’s posed im some pictures. | theater, ‘Toby hed been most im- h i Huston, Mrs, C. J, Olmanson and Mr. rt for this beautiful apartment? For a baby food company. Bill eatd them but it does mean that the volume of trade will be sub-|H..A. Swenson, service, that prepares vou for Faster [fOr f5 Demy going to move any-| StTuatfea atthe! aneeey® eecurcs [ho was just grand about it and the |Promeed 07 all, he Red teld, tor stantially reduced. What will the United States do then? —|uife®™0"'"Béllevers Have Fiernal| pubitsned later, way.” | Tae Seni nace se te [ASNT wants to wo Rim again.” [5t%5 ‘they appeared ta. Bits et The answer doesn’t have to be found immediatel - Monday, April 6, at 7:30 p, m.— “Why, what’s come over you?” modeling she meets CAROL | Tim put up both hands in a. ly but it| Deacons and trustees in church par-| MeCABE METHODIST EPISCOPAL | “An opera singer!” MARSH: rich and cncbbish. She » Deo | gossip about this one and that. He y ___ is just one more thing to think about in a world daily growing ON ednesday, April 8, at 2:00 p.m—| ‘Thayer Avenue and Fifth Street oe sige “Ech, “Soon erying’ for, some ime; ea ay umes maken’ w fatal yp bcnpleseieleppeton % more complex. Wes eee ate ene”. | memmanmeenan eee touch for an et cndgor its tom |rotees the Soaaetal foe whew 2 : 8 ’ (i ing. worsl t In the Wrong Direction gate v,,maeCholr practice, ao Posse Schubert, He ecile inten Le eed Practical could sort of take tt easy.” producers, playwrights, peed writ- js 4 i Mau: * » H bite » Da- 2 : irl. Toby thougt : Railroad crossing accidents are on the increase again. pA RDAATB MCDBA ADELA PH RtEai00)| | RUS Ene menue eure en oe But the baby loved it. He had ers as well as actors and dencers c After reaching a peak of 2,567 deaths in train-auto c : hi “oe ee ee ‘Worl@iRi| eermons .. ihe. emule ane. te) Ene work we boys do is not only e if Fal amazing that he (oscil F 2 -auto crashes | 938. oo gas Pde Aa ae 8 Vater. unpleasant, lady, but we often: get “Well, I see what they mean in 1928, a steady decline set in as the federal government, the Jen day Lapel ae a ie Ae thie eservice the Sacrament vet beaten up during the process.” ray they say there's ne place for {theen_ all. eee Ft . * » 3 » Mm. v e ininistes - - fl 2 states and the railroads launched a campaign for grade cross-|—Worhip. ia tne temple'n | entty ano children. Bicetre, hubly |i) renee eee as 7 acid each poe gan TTPO fntshed is deta and on . i Sneoeag and better protection of those which remained.| Vs." oo sicee ene World pies | posundey choo}, 12:00 goon. (Classe | rag self about it, tried ssc meme St looked mock ke Se eaegpedacgg rit ” Stage most every issue of the daily newspapers carrying|row Weeping,” ON. Noraiund. [our ehureh school at your service, “In your next picture you're sup-|’ geif there was some explanation— |°"7 ether supper elu! Lane. . | 4 4 - inbera : | ‘i to be ® mortician, Is that all : which Toby had gone with Tim, |W#s ® sensation im that play,” be accounts of highway tragedies, the public became arou PAbove. numbers from cantata,|. Epworth League, 6:30 p.m. A live |Posed | It had -been two days since che cia “k eas one. ee 4 sed. | “Death and Life,” Goss. topic and a live leader. Ail our!Tight?” asked the director of the tad ccen Tim. Both days he'd| When they entered, however, she one biggest Drivers were more cautiou: Sermon: “It Is Finished.” —— ited se saw there was more formality | bits ef the year. A sell-out every low of one f 1 pre be ro eesiad bs eoeet (he evenings with here—ia the decoration of the|/misht. And’ them suddenly Gilda ; ‘or each 16,019 automobiles registered as compared Epis By angmecas, Counce rey Thee retakes were ordered |Tooms, in the way she and Tim decided she wanted to go back te with one for each 9,638 automobiles in 1928, eae om some photographs made the day | Were received. in the manner end hore wt ito thot th raghlacy But in 1935 the number of such deaths was 1,680 persons Win XLemice, Minister before, and there was nothing for |*ppeerance of the men and ee i ‘ ,680 pel before Go but tell Tim their date |#bout theta. Toby wished Tim had temperamental—but what as compared with 1,554 in 1934. é A we. told her. The little black hat with |@@ actress! I wonder how she'll —_ 554 in . ie et HORIZONTAL — Answer to: Previous Puzzle 10 Kaolin. was off. ita red rose didn’t seem quite the| set along in Hollywood.” , e trend again is in the wrong direction and it is only| 10:00 a. m.—Sunday school, Mrs. 1, 8 Spokesman [}7#TFTN 5 5 12 Pine fruit. The second evening be had been | thing here. “She ought grand : reasonable to pene, 'Y | wioyd Fuller, superintendent, Deen TUIRTE INTEL ICIUIPLIDIVININIE] 17 Kettlex, tied ‘sort of family af- to be fa ple jonable to assume that the automobile drivers are to blame. | |, 11:00. m.—Juntor League and wor- for the mine —JOINIEMMTIOINIEIOMMTIOIOL 19 One tat, mri be couldn't get |», Sag she remembered that ‘Tim foe Plaga entd. “She's certainly After all, a train has the right of way and it cannot leave the ition 2 mecPublle worship, Mies workers of plots et PER. EIVICILY 21 Anxtety. out of. Ht had been decided on Praag ne going a Tek fowrre i tracks to avoid a crash. PTR eae America, UIOJEISMAIRIEINIABESTAILIE! 23 stepped upon, So when he came for her the fol-]of the moment. Besides, it must] Gfida Lang and the man with kee 10 Indian boat. JG] Of (9 Gu [D] 24 Fodder vat, lowing evening, 0 real celebration |be all right. There was s woman|her hed arisen and were moving F Pd A anes UU beralaing to INTATTIATLS Oe U 25 Actuality. wcemed im order. Toby wore a new |at the feft in a gray outfit almost |toward the space reserved for danc- 4 ‘ ; 230 p.m. leart to Heart Hour” . RIAIP bright too, here and there about the fascinated 3 Approximately 1,100 North Dakota war veterans are con- over nonce | en, iy} SiR MN IEDIR| 29 Axtringent. She thought it added a good deal/ Toby decided not to think any|take her eyes jlo Gilda Leng’s ‘ templating a return to farming as a means of livelihood, accord- | !t#tions” over KGCU, ‘Mandan. 15 Golf teacher, IDIOIT MEAILIDIEIRIS| 30 He Is also an of smartness to her simple dress | more about what she was wearing.|biond hair Iay im sleck ringlets ing to data compiled by E. B. Kibl , . Renan inmate) aso DI IVIAMEWIALTIVIEMMDTATRIY) .. ——- and cost, and was delighted when | She was with Tim again, and they jabout her head, The bine gown Pi y E. B. ler, veterans’ reemployment 11032, Graunke,, president. “Topic’| 17 Father. _—(OIDIEINMMEIRINIEISMMAILIO[E! *LLomed. Tim approved it, too. had the whole evening before them. | was © sheath for an exquisite fig. director for North Dakota. In many cases the money will Esther Bremer. " 18 Mooley. apple. fetr iy IIS ISIPIBTEIE ING 32 Soaks flax, “You really Mke it? she asked | Nothing was to spoil her pleasure|ure. But the surprisi ; trom the so-called “bonus” payments which are dus te atest in| eter, Te CRIME Brenseliatic| G0 Heit an ane J LUINICIIEY Tel TSI IRIE IM 34 Worker eagerly. tonight, "She sald, looking ‘about | shout Gilda Lang was that her face Start In} *°cvecial 1 21 Bed. 8 . organizations, “Sure. It's a swell hat. What's | her, “This is a nice piace, Tim. 2t's|bed piquancy. It wasn't ne” ve semen vaublest: “The Refuge, of 22 To lease. Pa pia bh Ppacagn 36 Shower, . that red thing on ft?” a the first time I've been here.” sort you would expect pod ‘ ition, many will be hel; bi Spirit by Rev. Herman Smith, 24 To satiate. jargon. ‘cae 37 Warbled. “Tim! That's not s thing’; |] “That sor” fragile loveliness. There was eatnlatration, ehinaa a is t “a y the resettlement ad- | Spiritual Recovery Campaign speaker: | 25 Because. 41 Knife wound, “Alon. 40To strangle. that’s @ very nico rose.” He was always forgetting test |hint ef fire beneath the surface,” » is to place farm families where they | itu! Recovery’ Campaign ‘continues,| 28 Italian coin, 43 Musical note, © VERTICAL. 42 Sac. “Oh, is it? Well, I couldn't tell.|all ef these places were new to| Watching the actrees, Toby w: will be self-supporting. 7:45 o'clock, ; 30 Melodi 44lota. 1 Prison. 44 Sage. wperné you ag to iq Sonia her, that Toby’s iden of am eve- erlped to hear Tim's woice. He ‘ This is a si ; au namene : 31He ina stu. 46 Intended! 2Unit, 45 Line. fou_know, it doesn't matter to} ning’s celebration, until she had abruptly, “Listen—I'm fed j s is a significant development, indicating a belief on the Thayer at econ Sten dent of —— slight. 3Btop? 47 Rovory part, me” Her eyes, raised to bis,| met Tim, had been a cafeteria din-| with this placa, Let's get out of part cf these men that the farm offers the best place for them Floyd E; Logee, Pastor economicr, 48 Vegetable. 4To nullity. 49 Frost bite, slowed es they always ¢id when|ner and s movie. here.” If, : +| “We believe in Jesus as Christ; q nee be was near. “Any place that you eee “Why, Thar” , 28 some expect, North Dakota is entering into a cycle of more| Y2,4¢cept Him as our Savior and} 38 Balvam. sechart: Bore crippled: bo Myvelt, 5 t 5 ab i sip PE Obmnore Friend: 35 Rubber tree, 62Gram color, 6 Paint, 513.1616." ba? endeored drinks—an extremely | _ “It's too crowded sind too noisy.” | undant rainfall that hope will be abundantly justified We Dledge Him, our loyalty in| 36 Narrater, 84 Hazard, 7 You and 1 54 Bein, “Well—tet’s vce. How about the| + mild one for Toby, which he| He turned, signaling to the waiter ‘ wervcorainlly invite jou at this| 38Payment ° 55 Eaxle'x next; B Little devit, 55 Like” Geville Club? Haven't been there/know she would barely sip, and =/to bring the check. “Amd the serv- A Pennsylvania “ Easter season to join our services k 57 Without. 9 Mule ancestor. 86 Exclamation, tor a while.” iball for himself. Toby dide’t|ice is terrible.” he went on. “3 Uy a5? > 11:00—Mornii vorship, “Triumph- i. , renowned epicure says you might . led by Mr. Nelson Sauvain, i ke was on her fest, spinach, but it 1s doubttul if youngsters can sell thelr parcatrorr ake cece | acai Be m—Eastor'a clan, band from coast| making her way toward the dee” ee «ss ange) a0 © "Bvening tellowship gervice Rar tile eet fovea ee oe eons Tee Wied of an irresistible force meetin, q “Digging the Wells of Peace.” : ; wanted up again in the news that there have been agitators among WEA weckere | potty Music perce alee Florence tas’ eneier ‘et tao [rights of course” Cnty ads place ** * forning: : “Bee Bécest places ‘To anyone who recently visited Pittsburgh, and was una) Prelude “'Trlumphal Chorale,” Had- wasn't crowded er molsy; it was flood, the first mental reaction ae ee been: “The Cai eo 4 Dawes. pee font hor a. ae. ‘And Tim nee Poad “An epidemic of ie fe Postlude, “Ho sWachs. enjoying himecif, tee. there is s possibility Al rons ight have t ob pcg inly pile de Bot checked, Vor: alr, Come thful People, he meant. | saddenly so anxious Bed sd 5 a ses. Hane reraime,” Faure, solo, Mr. very bean-| A girl at a table 2 little distean: Neosho Falls, Wis., mail carrier delivers mail in a hearse. “Four - Fold Amen,” away caught Toby's eve. There {s interested in learning where he delivers the dead letters, Be Dore i AL 3 en. “sue turned then, > tant ber A new. movie is “Swing Your Partner.” -It seems » rather malevolent Allegretto Rushworth. She's going |full face came into view and Tony q $ hhint for wives whose husbands are habitual ace-trumpers, ‘Postlude in D,” Schar- a picture.” | recognized her. It was Carol Marsh ih Mle elected. English 20 |—Carol tm clinging sliver cloth, _ “Turkish government has decided to remilitarize the Dardanelles zone.”| _ Special services will be held this sides of the | with a party of half a dosen others, A wise move, if they intend to revive that, song. wes as follow ae at Ter ae Sail, anne oni abe bed been alt: qi A. ‘will Pastor's class for th iri really , couldn't see Carel, but Tim ; It will be & joke on the tourist who travels to the west this year, to Iearn| unite with the. church on ‘confession could, Ho must have noticed ber— ‘that it had blown past him on the way out. ae Ee And that’s Todd} Pain, sharp eas % was sudden, 1 f .* * AE jock, Chapel— Manders with her. 1 bumped into |clutched at Toby‘s heart. Was this eo “League asks Italy, Ethiopia, to halt tight.” Maybe someo: ht to| unite with the church on ‘confession why Tim was im ouch @ hurry » ; i ne e churc! confession a to Be cued 5 a, . i of Wednesday, 7:30 o'clock—Church 4 Right? T chought you were |lenve? (he Be Contizect) i | 4 * nemesis