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III.
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Additional Sports
HELEN WILLS
WINS TOURNEY
Defeats Helen Jacobs in. Fin.
ais Of Manchester, Mass,
Event Today

Manchester, Mass, July 29.-4Hlr-
Miss Helen Wills of Berkeley, Calf.
today defeated Miss Helen Jacobs Of
the same city, 6-1, 90, in the finals
of.the Essex County Club tournament
here.
Once more Miss Wills dcmonstrat-
cd her complete command of Amer
lean women's tennis by defeating her
18 year old fellow Californian. Miss
Wills was in command from the very
start. throughout she had Miss
Jacobs on the run with deep drives
which shaved alternate sidelines.
The younger Berkeley girls serv-
ice which is generally her most for
midable weapon and which had
counted largely in her victory Of Mrs.
Molla Mallory, national champion, on
Wednesday, gave the Wimbledon
champion no trouble whatever.
Miss Jacobs held only two Of her
service games.
This was the second meeting and
second victory. for Miss Wills. Once
before in 1925, when Miss Jacobs was
yet junior, they played in their
home city and Miss Wills won, 6-3
6-l.
This week marked Miss Wills first
appearance in American singles since
she romped through the British
championship at Wimbledon early in
the month for the mythical world
title. Her all around play has as.
founded the large gallery which has
seen her daily.
She played through the tournamcn,
without losing set and without be
ing behind at any time in any match
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-07-29
THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE

service disabilities, the American
Red Cross declared in a report to-
day.
Despite tho increase in deaths, it
was pointed out that relief for the
living veterans continues in heavy
volume.
Home service, an adjunct of the
Red Cross dealing with veterans
problems, was maintained during the
year by $3.50 Red Cross chapters
while an average Of 39,73o service
men. former service men, or their
families were assisted every north.
To help disabled veterans, the or
ranlaat'on spent S3,62S,'7S during .hc
year, while for men Of the regular
army and navy $509,t51 was ex-
pended.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-07-29
Yesterdays Games

BY The Associated Press
NATIONAL LEAGUE
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-07-29
Motorists Warned
About Arterials

Work of installing artcrial high
way signs on Sixth street and Main
avenue their entire lengths has been
completed. and motorists are required
to come to a complete stop before
crossing or turning on to then.
1t was pointed out today by city
officials that the stop" regulation
must be strictI., adhered to, since
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drivers on the arterials are not re-
quired to watch to the right or left,
The right hand rule does not apply
on these streets.
Drivers were reminded that the
fact the two streets are artcriaf high
ways dosnt mean they are made for
speeding. The same rules regarding
the speed at which motorists may
drive on other streets applies to
these, it was said. 81
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prison this morning, where he had
been serving a seven year term for
fraudulently converting to his own
use 5000 pounds sterling, subscribed
to a victory loan bond club which he
founded while member OF the house
of commons.
Good bcheavior cut two years from
his sentence,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-07-29
10000 War Vets
Are Dying Yearly

Washington. -tP)-Thc ranks Of
Americas legions who fought in
common union with the allies in the
world war, are thinning out.
Twenty thousaid Of these former
service men arc dying every year
and considerable percentage from
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-07-29

ted States circuit court Of appeals,
in the matter Of turning over to the
Reed senate investigating COMMITTEES
the ballots cast at the last senatorial
election ii Fehasyivania.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-07-29
B0TT0MLEY IS
PRISON FREE
Former Parliament Member
Has Sentence Reduced ROr
Coed Behavior

London, July 90. - Up - Horatio
Bottomley, widely known war time
figure in Great Britain, former men,
Der Of parliament, lecturer and fl
nancier, was released from Maidstone
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-07-29
CROPS NOT DAMAGED

Crookston, Mimi, July 20.-fP-
Despite the fact that the last four
days have been excellent rust pro-
ducing and developing weather. +. s.
Durham. agronomist at the North
west School here, said today no mate
rial damaee is evident in small grain
fields 81 HI county.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-07-29
Squall Sends
Passengers to
One Side of Ship
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dren who would never come back
from their days outing on the lake.
B0at Seaworthy


1T seems too bad that such a
catastrophe should happen to the best
boat and the best pilot in the ex-
cursion service around Chicago" was
the comment Of the coast guards and
life, saving crews, who are often call
ed upon to 90 to the rescue Of these
little vessels.
The Favorite. with the top cam
opy Of the upper deck just awash,
proved her seaw0rthiness after the
disaster by floating just above the
Sandy bottom, so that slings from
the giant crane were easily slipped
under her bow and stern.
When the crane had lifted the Fa-
vorite until the main deck was out Of
the water. the life. guards swarmed
aboard to search her and find the
last Of the passengers, two women
and three little children. They were
floating in the main cabin.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-07-29
APPEAL ALLOWED

Philadelphia, July 29.-t%9--Judge
J. Whitaker Thompson Of the federal
district court. today allowed an ap-
peal from his decision 70. the Uni
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-07-29

A black cat rode TIE trucks OF a
passenger train from Ogden. Utah, to
n CagO
, 1927-01-25

PaIid bls.s of lie Caesars keep 4 spa-
ciai watch h the great aIa0 cei.i0end
room which ajeu9r uusso.i9l calls bis
Office. There. upright at his massive desk,
be tra0siAe1 news "a. aeler5 last week
with q calm smo.deu.ug glance, answer
ed their questions about the new Pro
scrplioD Law. Was it not, hioted The
Representatives of the press, a .jJl'a per-
seclt0ry to de9ort uon-Easclst offenders
to penal islands il the Mediterranean
and Aariate Tor political and soclgl
crlmes''?
The brow of u CaD0 del G9carao con-
tracted as he formulated a definition
Seen It doomed from his heavy lips:
Persecution! Recall the meaning Of that
word. Persecution only begins where
no reasonable proportion is observed be-
tween the force used in @compuIsion and
the Importance OF the interests which it
seeks 90 control Deportation for single
political OF social offenders has existed
at am times. We do not seLd these peo-
pie abroad to terment in other countries.
but merely put them in d political and
moral quarantine. We are perfectly JUS
tItedin doing so, 0ut take care that where
al all iuslia3.a mercy shall season JUS
ice.
''Idis measure for the deportation Of
iucOrrigibLe political and social riff-r2if,
including loan sharks. c5oaI0 sellers,
white slave lraliekors and uerV-r.7rs of
children, among tae0 -uu. women. VIII
be a socIa. purge i1dIa- Che country of
, 1927-01-25
IT MIGHT HAVE BEEN.


An Irishman, in great fright and basis
rushed into bis masters surgery and eX
claimed; "Bedad the boy Tim has
swallowed a rat
Then Bedad said the doctor. is The
boy Tim to swallow a cat.
The Washington times., 1927-10-31

Halloween Fires, Once great rituals
of grandeur. they have both sur.
vived through the ages. though in
depleted ceremony and minus the
austerity Of pre.Christian times.
Both, because they are not hinged
upon the solar movements-the
solstices and the equinoxes-and
not in agreement with agricultural
Seasons-the spring sowing ana
autumnal reaping-appear to DO
survivals of Celtic pre.farming eras.
when herds and flocks stamped this
people az a purely pastoral race.
OF the two, Halloween WAS the
more important. Strong proof IN
support of the belief that the Gel.
tic New Year dated from All
Saints Day (which Halloween wei.
coined with roaring fires, airy
rings and weird chantsl Is. found
In the numerous forma of divina.
ton, resorted to on Halloween by
the Celts for the purpose Of as
pertaining fortunes of the coming
year. Omens and auguries were
many. And on this great festival
eve. when summer yields to win
The Washington times., 1927-10-31
QUIZ IS BANNED
|. BY MRS. KNAPP


NEW YORK, Oct. 31.-Mrs. Flor.
enee z. S. Knapp, former secretary
Of state, through her counsel, Alex
ander Otis. today refused to appear
before Randall L. Leboeuf, More
land act commissioner. who for the
last few weeks has been investigat-
ing charges that Mrs. Knapp wasted
the States money in the compila-
ton Of the 1925 New York State
census.
The refusal was contained in o
letter sent by Otis to Leboeuf. In
it. Mrs. Knapp also refused to dele.
gate witnesses to appear before the
commissioner in her behalf.
The letter, addressed to Leboeuf,
follows, in part:
"Your letter addressed to Mrs
Knapp and forwarded both by tele.
graph and special delivery, has been
duly received and has been referred
to me for answer.
SIN reply, | would state she de.
clines to appear before you either
on the date suggested or at any
other date, or to request any wit.
nesses in her behalf to so appear.
This is because you have de-
clined to extend to her the consti-
tutional privilege Of being protected
by counsel.
"Permit me to state that I take
full responsibility for her position IN
this matter"
The Washington times., 1927-10-31
POLICE RESCUE
|. GIRL SLAVE"


NEW YORK, Oct. 5i.-FollowinE
q battle between detective ana two
sailors. a 14.year-old Brooklyn girl,
missing three days. had BEEN rescued
from the cabin Of S0.foot cruiser
yacht today. The girl was placed In
the custody Of the Children's Society.
Palatial yachts owned by W. T.
Barber, Detroit, president of the De.
troit Stove Works. and Frank Raw
son, Chicago banker, figured in the
search, which ended in the arrest Of
William MulIigan and Ivan Lang.
ston, sailors, from Charleston, 8. C.
Mulligan and Langston, according
to Detective Frank johnson, of he
Brooklyn Avenue station, resisted
arrest when the detectives boarded
the vessels in search OF Dorothy
Thayer, Ia.
Accompanied by the Thayer girls
father, johnson boarded the Tawnie,
the Barber yacht. tied up at the Flat
bush Avenue yacht basin.
The detective said he battled
fiercely with Mulligan and Langston,
the latter a sailor on the Godfly. the
Rawson yacht, anchored nearby, be-
fore he subdued them.
Mulligan was tied to q deck chair.
Neither yacht owner was aboard.
An automatic fuel regulator that
has been invented for small auto
mobiles provides a richer mixture
when a car il climbing hills and
a leaner one on descending grades.
The Washington times., 1927-10-31
Bethany Baptist Church
To Have 2 Weeks Revival

EvanKelistic services, to continue
for two weeks, will begin tonight at
Bethany Baptist Church, Second
St. and Rhode Island Ave. n. W.
The evangelist is the Rev. DIR. A.
Judson Reamy, of Warsaw, Va. The
Rev. Hugh T. Stevenson is pastor
of the church.
The song service, which will be
feature OF the revival. will begin
each evening. with the exception Of
Saturdays when there will be no
service, at 7:45 o'clock and preach.
ing will start at o'clock. C. l..
Baker. director, has an augmented
choir.
The Washington times., 1927-10-31

The charges were brought by
States Attorney Phillip H. Dorsey.
jr., who obtained the first-degree
murder indictment against Brewer
apd three other agents from q st.
Mary's county grand jury month
ago, following testimony by Gund-
lacl's widow.
Mrs. Gundlach told the grand jury
that Brewer shot and killed her hus.
band az he lay wounded and dis
armed on the ground at the door Of
his home:
Herbert admitted last night that
he received the charges. but declined
to take the public into his confidence
further.
II have made my comment to Mr..
Dorsey" he said.
When Herbert formally suspended
Brewer when the Federal Court
took the case away from the State
for trial. he refused to say whether
the agent was suspended with or
without pay.
1T was none of the public's busi-
ness" was said to be the attitude
of the prohibition authorities.
ALI oftedal. acting prohibition
commissioner in the absence from