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New Britain herald., 1928-07-20
ALL SURVIVORS
 SAFE IN HARB0R
krassin Reaches Kings Bay With
 Italia Crew

Kings Bay. Spitzbergen. July 20. -R-All the known survivors of the fatal expedition which set forth almost two months ago for the North Pole in the dirigible Italia, were safe in this harbor today.
 Cheers from the base ship Citta Di MilanO welcomed the Russian ice-breaker Krassin as that sturdy vessel came into port with the seV- on members of the Italia crew who had been snatched from death in the Arctic. The men including Natalie Ceccioni. who leg was broken in the crash of the Italia on May 25. and Captain Alberto Mariana who was picked up with a badly frost bitten leg and in an exhausted condition, were transferred to the Citta Di Milano. General Umberto Mobile, leader of the ill-fated expedition who was rescued by airplane on June 24. awaited them aboard his base ship.
 Leave Pomclla
 Buried in the polar ice cap they left Vincenzo Pomella, killed in the crash. Dr. Finn Malmgren. was left behind a month ago, dying in grave of ice. by Captains Mariana and Zappi when they pushed on in a futile attempt to reach land. Six men who were carried off in the balloon part Of :he dirigible were still missing as also were Roald Amundsen and five others who flew to rescue them.
 An official communique in Rome this morning announcing the ar rival of the survivors said that Captain Mariano's condition was i'm proving although his frozen right foot would make an operation neces- sary.
 Leg Amputatcd
 The Oslo newspaper Tidens Tegn said. however. that Captain Mariano's leg had been amputated last Wednesday.
 The Norwegian government has decided that it cannot hold an off cial investigation of the Italia dis aster unless Italy requests it.
 The report was current in Berlin that the Russian ice breaker Mali gin had been unsuccessful in it's search for the missing Amundsen party and had begun its return voyage direct to Archangel.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-20

smith ....... ..oSl 02O .4-l0 10 5
 Batteries: .Burritt. Lasky and Chimark: Smith. Fengler and Ma tulis.
 Washington Vance Washington nosed out the Vance team by IT to 10 score. Mary Miner of the Washington team fea- tured at bat with . home run. The score:
 Washington ...:os 5Ot 0-l4 IS { Vance .......O25 C10 2-10 !
 Batteries: Washington, Gromsky and Zubleski: Vance. Hart and Smith. Nathan Hale Willow Brook In another slugfest, Nathan Hale outclassed Willow Brook to the tune of 25 to IS. The score:
 Nathan Hale sos 120 6s2-25 Fl ; Willow Brook 0lo 032 143-1s 1s . Batteries: Nathan Hale. Wojack and Prahilas; Willow Brook. Crean and Gagner.
 Yesterday was gala day at the Washington grounds when a track and field meet was held under the supervision of Director Frank De- laney. Having been one of the brightest of local track stars in past seasons. MT. Delaney's interest in the youngster is centered in their abil- ity on the track and in the field and Washington bids fair to make a great bid for first honors at the an- nual field day near the close of the season.
 The results of the meet were as follows: Boys 50 yard dash. Mlynar-
New Britain herald., 1928-07-20

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MARYLAND COURTS. 9th AND ND AVE.
n.e-Two rev hTeproof buildings having
elevator and switchboard service Resi-
] room kitchen ard bath 90
1 room rec hail and bath. 81 so
1875 18th ST Nw-Resiient manager
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rooms, kitchen and bath. SS7 50
rooms kitchen and bath. ..... 30 90
AZ: 39sh ST Sw-Ressaens manager
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> roOnss. kitchen and bath S5- So
SHERAANOR $40 BUCHANAN ST. NV
rooms. kiieae1 ana bath -.....- So 90
room sii. ard bath. .-.-.--.. A5.0o
THE ELwooD. l4st ieta ST. NV
-OOms. kiichsn an. bath -. Ss5 90
p. rooais. Kitchen ard oath. ~ 80
us ll;h ST. NV roo-,s. Kitchen AID
oA|a- 49, S1VvSV
1910 EYE ST Nw-3 rms ard D. So %
1870 fAIRMoNT ST N.w.-3 rooa,s ki;eh-
; rSoaaz Kitchen and bas6. -. $50
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5 rooms kitrhsn and BATH SIS. %
1873 BELMONT NON ST, NV ROOMS klsen-
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y
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t.afAf ETTE, 1900 stA ST Nw-S rSsorss
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THI, IRVING,
KEW GARDENS. ZOO oUE ST. S.w.-R,

KEW GARDENS. e7oo oCE ST. S.w.-Re-
lined apartment having switchboard serv-
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l room. Kitchen and bath. S37 so
rooms kitchen and bath. ...... so 90
rooms. kitchen and bath. 1000
1901 n. II. AVE. N.w.-5 rooms. kitchen
aAAn Udt1 80 w
i&37 SPRING RID Nw.-Ressden, manager
:. rooms kit and hath ........S ss- 80
/ room. kit.. din alcove and bath. 45.Oo
3:lG Conn ave. Elevator service.
: r. k rec. hall and bath. $50 so
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rooms, kitchen and bath ..... $50 90
. rooms kitchen and bath, $500
$3.50 10th ST. NE-New building, Free
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) rooms. kitchen and bath $500. Sfi5 0u
rooms. kitchen and bath. 81 SO
THE SCSBCRY. 1.ia " ST. NV
rooms kitchen ard hath. ..... S5T 50
room, kitchen and bath, .... +o,ou
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: rooms kitchen and bath. $40 aO
5 rooms. kitchen and bath. ....... So SO
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: rooms, kitchen ard bath Ss SIS 90
ROOM. kitchen and bath. ....... 81 so
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premises after j ~ - M. ali siay SGtsfsys
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los 9th ST. SCI room, 81. and
PAIN. So 90
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STANLEY Fl. HORNER. Inc,
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NJ $500
ESSEN COACHES.

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that we will sacrifice for imme-
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

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afro ICCESSOHlES. REPAIRS.

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rated and refurnished: linen towels light
ana hotel service 500 to 500 month 1887
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wANrED--ROOMs AND HOARD.
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SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
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AUTO WRECKERS.
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Observation-Disclosures

TWO ROOMS FIREPLACE AND BATH
for discriminating professors artists writ
ers colonial house: very low rent. 1911
Eve 1T. NV. %
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kitchen and bath. reduced rent D1oi y
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AID OTHERS.
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AUTO STORAGE
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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-07-21
GOLDEN RULE
SUNDAY. FIXED

The Rt. Rev. John Poyntz Tyler,
bishop of North Dakota, as a men,
Der Of the National Golden Rule
Committee announces that December
End has been designated as Interna-
tional Golden Rude Sunday for 1928.
This date proposed by the Inter-
national Committee in Paris was
confirmed last week at a meeting of
the National Committee presided
over by Major General James G..
Hartford at the Bankers Club in New
York. Cleveland E. Dodge. treas
urer, reported that $820,591 was re-
ceived during the two months, De-
ccmber and January, largely as re-
suit of Golden Rule observance, but
sthe Golden Rule spirit has become
increasingly prevalent through all
the months of the year and dona-
tons are received in midsummer
from impulses impaired at Golden
Rule functions or observance weeks
of months before"
President Coolidge wrote to the
Committee: II hope the voluntary
observance Of Golden Rule Sunday
may become increasingly prevalent
in America and throughout the
world. Begun as an attempt to care
for the orphan children of Bible
lands it has been extended to other
countries. It's practical help is the
best expression Of friendship"
Governors of % states last year
issued proclamations and accepted
Craftsmanship Of State Committees.
Bishop Tyler states that plans are
being formulated for an increasingly
effective observance Of Golden Rule
Sunday this year.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-07-21
BROTHERS WIN
SCOUT BADGES
Earl and Kenneth Ruble, Dris-
coll, Collect 81 and Become
Eagles in Rank

Boosting of 81 Boy Scouts Of
America merit badges between
them, two Driscoll brothers have be-
come Eagle scouts at Minneapolis.
They are Earl H., II, and Kenneth
q. Ruble, Is, sons of Mr.. and Mrs.
f. c. Ruble, residents of Driscoll
since 1905. The boys have attend
ed John Marshall high school in
Minneapolis during the last year.
The brothers, who resided at 1909
Como Avenue, were members of
Minneapolis SERVER troop No. 80.
Both are patrol leaders.
The Eagle scout has attained the
highest honor possible in the Boy
Scouts of America. He has passed
the examinations for the three
classes Of Boy Scouts, Tenderfoot,
Second, and First Glass, before he
was able to compete for merit
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-07-21
ROMANO DENIES
CHURCH MOTIVE

Rome, July -@- Osserva-
tore Romano, official Vatican organ,
in an editorial today says that what
is now happening in Mexico recalls
what used to happen in Rome under
Nero. when the Christians were ac-
cused of settin: fire to the city in
order to be able to massacre them
afterwards.
The newspaper stigmatizes the
crime of Obregon's murder, but pro-
tests the assertion that it was in
spired by religious sentiment and
rejects the accusation that the crime
was instigated by the Mexican
episcopacy.
The editorial says that Osserva-
tore Romano is glad because of an
nouncement that there will be 2
public trial of the assassin instead
Of his execution within "a hours, as
was first reported here. Meanwhile,
Osservatore adds it is worth not
ing" that the name of the assassin,
has been changed several times and
that only lately did the report circu-
late that religious objects were
found upon his person.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-07-21
FRENCH COURT
BLAMES YANKS

Paris, July 21.-(AP)-The
names of three prominent American
attorneys today were brought into
the court trial Of seven French office
lawyers who prepared American
divorce cases with alleged fraud
ulent documents. American divorce
lawyers in general were blamed by
the court for their conduct.
Presiding Judge Wattine men
toned by name Dudley Field Ma
lone, Charles G. Loeb, the attorney
for cambridge Colby, whose divorce
was refused, and Benjamin H. Con-
ner, president Of the american
The Judge said Of American di-
vorce lawyers in reviewing the scam
dal "their role has been reprehen-
sible, they knowingly imposed upon
French justice.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-07-21
DOHENY SUED
FOR FORTUNE

New York. July 21.-tR-Dam-
ages Of $4O5,O0O against Edward l..
Doheny, multimillionaire California
oil man. were asked in an amended
complaint filed today by Robert H.
Murray, in his libel suit.
Murray charges that Doheny, to
manipulate oil operations in Mexico,
issued a statement declaring that
Murray had approached him to
finance a Mexican revolution.
In an earlier complaint, which was
dismissed last May. Murray asked
500, 900 damages. In the new COM
plant he includes in his demands
commissions of $35. 900 which he al
leges he lost, when Dohenv made the
revolutionary charges. He also asks
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-07-21
RUPTURE
SHIELD EXPERT HERE

f. j. Meinhardi, Of Chicago, the
well-known expert. will personally
be at the Grand Pacific Hotel, Bis
marck, North OAK, on Friday only.
July 9th, from 900 a. m. to $500
P. NJ.
MIR. Meii.hardi says:
THE Meinhs I'd: Vacuum Shield"
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10 days on the average case-usu-
ally giving instantaneous relief,
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1.-The Meinharti Vacuum Shield"
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destructible and can be worn while
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which promptly disappear after the
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arrangements will be announced
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Meinhardi, Home Office 1851 N
c. .wford Aver Chicago.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-07-21
THIEVES STEAL
$500 PAYROLL

Racine, Wis, July 21.-R-Flour-
fishing rifles and revolvers, two men
held up Ned Harvey Of the Harvey
Spring and forging company on a
Racine street this morning and es.
capped with the company payroll OF
$500.
Larsen, and a girl were driving
from the bank to the factory IN =
closed car.whcn forced to the curb
by the bandits who took the money
satchel at the point Of revolvers,
locked the trio in the sedan and es-
capped oward Chicago.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-07-21
EAST OF STATE
GETS RAINFALL

Rainfall of more than one inch
was reported by two North Dakota
points during the 24-hour period
ending at 8 .. m. today. They were
Grand Forks. with LIT inches of
rainfall and Larimore, with 1.26.
Temperatures ranged from 10 to
IS degrees.
A report on the rainfall follows:
Armenia 80; Bismarck OF; Bottineau
.O5; Crosby "a; Devils Lake .04;
Fessenden 10; Minot .03; Williston
20, and Moorhead, MIMI, u.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-07-21
STATE EXHIBIT
IS ASSEMBLED

An exhibit made up of agricultural
and industrial features from all
parts of North Dakota is being pre-
pared by Joseph NJ. Devine, Of the
state department Of immigration, for
display this summer at nine fairs
and II counties.
The exhibit will include speci-
mems Of all grains grown here, Ill
vegetables, pottery, chinaware,
bricks, soils, pictures Of beauty
spots in the state, and coal.
By-products Of all the products
will also be Displayed.
Canvas sketches showing the main
Rraveled highways, schools, rail-
roads, and interesting facts about
the state are being prepared. Popu-
lation growth, number Of sutomo-
biles in the state. and growth Of in
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-07-21
DEBT LISTS TO
GO TO BUYERS

jamestown, N. D., July 21.-(AP)
That grain buyers may be pre-
pared to keep within the law in
issuing grain storage tickets and
grain checks. County Register Of
Deeds O. H. Bennett, has offered to
the public the annual abstract of
crop chattels for Stutsman county.
Elevator men and other grain
buyers must have the list in time
to study up on the mortgaged crops
in their territory that the checks
they issue shall bear the name of
everyone having share in the crop,
Mr.. Bennett said.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-07-21
WORLD FLYERS
NEAR MILLCITY

Minneapolis, July 21.-R-John
Henry Mears and B. D. Collyer, who
are attempting to break the earth
circling record, are expected here to-
night on their flight to New York.
A telegram received by Ken Smith,
friend of the air travellers, said:
ARRIVED Spokane 1880 a. m. will
reach Minneapolis tonight. Keep
the lights burning"
Mears and Collyer are expected to
refuel their plane here and rest over
night, hopping off for New York at
daybreak.