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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-07-09
LABOR HOLDS BACK
ON WAR DEBT PACT
Snowdon Declares Great Brit.
ain Is Not Bound to Accept.
ance Of Young Plan

London. July 9.-lP)-Philip Snow
den. chancellor OF the c%xchcquer. in
reply to a question in the house of
commons today or the reparations re-
port indicated the attitude Of the
Labor government.
The house will realize" he said.
that this country is In no way COM
mitted to acceptance Of the recon-
mcndations Of the Young committee.
They are to be the subject Of discus
sion at the forthcoming international
conference"
Referring to the reminder sem to
the French government recently by
the former chancellor Of tho cx-
chcquer, Winston Churchill. as to its
liability to make equal payments to
this country and America, Mr.. Snow
dcn said:
we arc watching with very con-
siderable interest the discussions that
are going on at Paris with regard to
this matter. I cannot say anything
further at the moment than this:
II circumstances contemplated in this
supplementary question should arise
the government would certainly in
sist on the conditions laid down by
Mr.. Churchill"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-07-09
n DGET ~" RlRIEut:V COUNTY
NORTH DAKOTA
For the Fiscal Year DcgInnlnx
July 1At. 101N

Office OF the County Aditor OF Eur.
leigh County. North Dakota, July
1rd. 1929.
To the Honorable Board of County
commissioners Of Said County:
L.. a. e. Isaminger. County Auditor.
60 hereby respectfully submit to the
Honorable Board Of County Commits
s!oners the annual County Budget for
the fiscal year beginning July lst.
1929. A. G. ISANINS;Er 80
County Auditor.
Upon motion. the budget as submit
ted by the County Auditor was or
dered published. less changes made
by the county commissioners.
To The Taxpayers Of Eurleigh County,
North Dakota:
We. the Board Of County Commits.
sioners OF Burleigh County, North Da-
hofa, hereby give notice:
First. that we have examined into
the several budget estimates filed by
the several Officers in charge of Of
fices. institutions or undertakings
supported wholly or in part by Bur
leigh County, North Dakota, aud from
such examination It Is our opinion
ina Ter the proper maintenance. cx-
tension nr improvement Of such in
siitutions. offices ar undertakings for
the fiscal Yea twelve months) COM
mencinR July 1st. 1929. the following
amounts are necessary:
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-07-09
administration Board
ReappOints Four Men

The following reappointments Of
state institutional heads were made
today by the state board Of admins
tration: B. w. briggs, school for deaf.
Devils Lake: w. F. McClelland. state
training school, Mandan: B. p. Chap,
pie. school for the blind. Bathgate,
and DR.. J.. G. Lamont. state tubercu.
lcsi5 sanitorium, DunSeith.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-07-09
RUDE Marquard Heads
J~acksOnville's Club

Jacksonville. TIA. July 9.-(F-
Richard w. ,Rube, Maruuard, who
vas purchased for the New York
Giants in 1908 for the then record
price Of $1,000, has been signed as
manager Of the Jacksonville club OF
the South Eastern league.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-07-09
Bulgaria Police Arrest
100 Red WOrkmen

Sofia, Bulgaria. July 9.-(P-The
police arrested about one hundred
communist workmen who in defiance
Of prohibition by the authorities held
. monster mass meeting yesterday at
the foot OF Mount Luline near the
capital.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-07-09
Work Begins on G. p.
Dining Room Changes

Work has been begun on putting
another entrance to the Grand Pa
cific dining room. from the street
front. Various other improvements
will be made during the next month.
with the intent of turning the room
into a modern cafe and dining room
without a peer in The state.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-07-09
AND NEVER USE IT

USELESS TENNIS PLAYER: I'm
afrAid I played rather badly in that
IT. Int my racket y .. bit warped.
IN hare to eep II in . frame.
alEE lseethiag with rage): You
ocGi1t. 70 keep II In > glass cage
II Hnmceist.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-01

Trrnt}am, Evelyn Hicks. Amy Co
sand, Ethelyn BrcW,~, and th ho1.
Orcc.
Charles Brownsteir Of Los An-
gelcs has returned to the coast after
spending . few days IL Imperial on
business.
The following were chosen to scr-
resent Impcria in the tennis tourua-
ment which viii be held at Ell Centre
March ,: Girls singles -Lucilla
Hughes; girls doublcs-Hrlen Mar
shall, Lucy Strain; mixed doUbl
Elma Strain, Bill Brown; boys sin
gies-Eafl TemPleton; boys doah!rs
LLOYD Hopewell, Alfred Sw.uHey.
Miss Anna Belford Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Reid Mr.. Lacliey and Mr.. Me
Chcsney Of Pine Naiie%. r. W. Stan
Of Dccanso, and Mrs. Jack spencer
Of san Diego went ON a very inter
ssting trip to PacacAo mine and
Colorado river last Sunday. They
had a picnic dinner on thr desert
ami visited Yuma on the way home.
Winifred Conlcy was hostess to
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-01
Many Cases In
Superior Court

doe Lopez and a. Perez, who were
arrested in Brawlcy several days ago
aud lodged in the county jail for
burglarizing the Coco Cola building
in that city, came before JudGr
Finnoy today.
Tn men, who are alleged to Il: We
stolca cigarettes valued NJ 500 in
their raid. entered a plea Of MT
guilty. Their trial Will come before
Judge FiuuCy March 10.
The c%s. Of William Mcbride, as
serted fake doctor, w&s aired again
today in Finney'a court
Charged with attempting to
,wiudlc James cook, rmcher, out
Of 500 for IN asserted eye trgar-
mcut, Mcbride entered plea Of
no, guilty and viii como before tn"
magistrate again nsAt weeE 'or
trial.
Juan Elauoas appeared 70 answer
to charges Of non support ot IN aa-
born eAi'd. Tho ci,4s2es wora mad"
bv Egripauo GouZ"I. I mother cf
the child.
H!anca~ pleaded srilt& ANA asked
for probatioa. Judg" FiuntT rel.@@.
81 him on thu condition that Ire ra%
Miss Gonzales seven dollars per
week fer si& mo4ths and pay the
hospital bin.
When juan SarIoval came before
thc magistrate he pleaded guilty to
u forgery charge. His herring WIS
set far March ;.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-01
Can Not Work
Minors Here

'"'N NJ man. can enter the aatr of
California and force his minor chil
drcn to work.
Sc ruled Ju9g' |. Mayfield today
when lie. heard the ease aGainsa
ti-orgs Reno, arrested last night for
violation Of tn" state labor law.
Reno and his wife came to CAL
faruia several days ago with -
children, all OF them being under y
years cd.
~ was unable to get work, " the
defendant declared, $50 my wife
and / made paper flowers for the
children to sell We had to live
some way.
Rcno's l3 year old daughter was
picked up aftsr dark lasO night ii.
he " yican quarters Of FL Contro
trying to sell the flowers.
Reno was given sentence of So
which WAS suspended providing h.
tool, his children of the streets at
once Or left the state.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-01


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Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-01
Central Tennis
Players Ready


Central's tennis team stands IN
readiness to meet The other county
teams in the preliminary matches OF
the annual coHntv'tcnnis tournament
which viii be held ON Central ;
courts beginning at 9 o clock tomor-
row morning.
Coach McCracicn, through a Sc
rics of practice tournaments, deter
mined the following lineup winch
WIS announced in this morning S as
spmblv by Jack Kennedy, the cap
tain manager of the team: Jack
Kennedy, boys singles, ard mixed
doubles with Martha Jenkins; john
jackson and Charles Birkhauser.
bows doubles; Martha Jenkins and
Mary Louise Hockett, girls doubles;
and Mary Louise HocEett, girls
singles. The alternatives are Marie
BcttiS and Chester Irving.
lack EcnnedT, though = steady
PLAYER. has had 10 tournament. cN-
~r.cuc,. In miXcd doubles with
Martha Jenkins, he shows splendid
tramworh. Martha Jenkins IS also
steady player and shows remark
ahlc teonWuh that tends to steady
her partners. John jackson and
Charles Hirhhauscr have moi Prac
tic,d together for Chester Irving
was john matte until Chester was
PRONOUNCED Ineligible.
Even though the team is in,Xp"ri
ynrcd and it has no BRILLIANT players.
it expect, to win some matches for
Central AND from ttc reports on'the
other valley teams the fight viii b1
a hard one.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-01
Eugene Genes
To Right Spot

The police department was con
frontc3 with IN peculiar situation
yesterday 5ttcrnfon. IN fact a very
peculiar situation.
It was A. getting around tlo
time WhcE,t4e day shift goes home,
to be relieved by, the night Shift
and WHO should como strolling into
the sergeant 5 desk. but little
Eugene Warncr, rhrco years old
1t seems that, the chap .had in
some way lost l'is'' ''mulzc~' in i
local Department. Stot', a~3 l,umy
ing uotEiG% else to Do, I.,jH,G Ia
wait in .thc Chitf's of':,c.
And he did. Ana lie wa th,re
when his mother, Mrs. Mar. War
ncr, called for him few inmate,
later.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-01
Building Permits
For Last Month
Show Real Gain

While cold figures show an APP
parent d,rrras" lr buIIdin~ permit
tor the mouth of February. when
compared with ,br Figures for 1923.
There really is go increase this year.
according 10 IT," figure, iu IL" city
engineers office.
WIa total for last month was
s32.75j. For February, 1923. the
total was 4ldj.%2o bat this figure
included the new West Coast I'm
p,riai Theatre. costing 800 coo.
leaving Il balanc" of only 4l9,120.
Among the larger permits issued
Inst month was one 10 Henry A..
Harris for additions to Taycrncttos.
the rfuto camp on Imperial avenue,
amounting to $1,000. Harris is de
yrlopng 81 small sized city on the
sitc. tn" plan being 70 afford indi-
ridual houses to tourists desiring
accommodations. Several additions
have been made 70 favcructtcs since
thcy were opened last year and in
dications are that more VIII bc re.
ouircd in the future.
Wilyr Gibson has started constru"-
tion Of . garage costing $1,000 on
Broadway between SiNth and Sew
cnth streets. This is on the site of
q building destroyed by fire several
wears ago. The garago viii be of
mctal bath and plaster construction
and Will be loo by G0'fcct. W. r.
Livingston is'tho contractor.
Including permits for altGrationr
and remodrling, there was "A total Of
10 permits issued during the month.
Eight OF thcse were for residences
The Four. Square Gospel was
GRANTED a permit for Lighthouse
at Fourteenth and Olive streets, thy
permit calling for a building tt
cost - eco
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-01
Reward Paid In
kidnapping Case

san FRANCISCO, March IA
reward Of $1,000 offered by the Sau
Francisco News for information that
would lead TO the return of Baby
Doris Murphy to its parents. ycstcr
dav was awarded - e. G. Bidwell, 4
radio salesman.
Bidwell, the editor Of the News
nnounccd, was entitled to the re
ward, as Il" persuaded Mrs. Edna
sharp, held for the kidnapping, to
return the child TO the newspaper
offices.
Further rewards Of $500 offered
by tn" police department and indi-
viduals have not been paid, awaiting
the outcome of Mrs. sharp 5 trial.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-01
Richfie'd Co.
Program Tonight

WH5 Ha-sell L.@is acting as an
r.uae.r, tha R.chtieid Oil Company
VIII gave aa hour $ program over
NN0 tonight. VIII local talent of.
rartag number of selections, com.
maac.,g III . o'r'oea.
raosr appearing on the program
u e5d E-.ellc Nccdhm Living
tom, thlries Slocnm, Charles Maj
Hrd Miss hl.a Fanemuon. Douglas
pc,D., rvIhclt Finley and Harry
Becker
y number Of announcements wifi
la uadr bY +. II. Mitchell. of the
AVIATION committee Of Tile Junior
ctau 5nr ~ commerce.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-01
ADprCved Matinee
Here Tomorrow

rqbv Peggy. III. w#iI kaeUa
Hyenile star. iu 'lIelea Eat
viii be the feature attraction ~ m.
'nnior matinee tomorrow 80 ODE. I'm
geIial Theatre 1T 2.3'. in addition
tHara win be N5Hi.toa u.Ns fsgl.
Acsop's Fabl. and Eddie Cautu.
and Ruth Ett.ug .u N.taptuu.
rredu, ION.
This matinee is sponsored bN
%ewan's Ten THou-a1d club and
only approved pictures are ,a'aN
Members of the club Will aet a,
chapcrono+
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-01

Air EntTy Ports - CalcXico and
McXicali an. recognized by the Ncz-
i,an governments - official air
ports o. autry, according to iufoma
tior r.r.GEcd at the palace in Mc%i-
cali from Mcxico City. Mcxic5h is
the nominal terminus of a lirc from
th" capital, correction being mad.
at thc border for thc MpiduN Air
Lints to northern California.
For Sale Grapefruit CuIls at pack,
ing house D,i tia M.rcant's puild-
ing. imrerial Eal!cy G,aprfruit
Growers adv
the Regular Meeting # the cor
.rrsatioa Ciub viii b, held Moniat
N.eh> March i, at 1:%r. adv
When Your Hat needs cleaning
Phonc l23. r. G. Reap. ad,
Best Trucks, Best Service. Light or
heavy hauling, long distance. Ed
Rovee. 80 cod tt
You'd Be Surprised at what / car
do Win vour Old hat. X. G. Reap
43l Mnir st. adv
DR.. Harry Hooper. Dentist. Rnb
her aud Uacolite Plates a Specially
III Main St, FL Centro. adv
PRACTICAL Nursing home or hos
pital Mrs. H.. Sorcnsen, 742
Olive. Phone 39i.
mon wed fri f
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-01
Good viii Tour
Coming In April

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tauue .as. fu. = Nf..- f.a uIHH..
~ Arizona r..l,.
Details ti th. ..,Ir-.ou win :.
announced at 20 later date.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-01
Report Indicates
Phone Growth

uH.a' report of fbe Amcri.
raane aa1 Telegraph Com.
..t t.Hat contains e state.
President Walter = Gif.
Fl. #+f..f that long dsfaucc
f.i N fh. company IN
H tl. previous vars
Ihr present invest.
distance lines aud
Ms.H .l .-fl 100000, and
t-H r.r. H o. spent in
#a-r- 1920
H1 aae-am transmits.
H. Telephone and of
.--ae.aflous have re-.
increased use Of
rar' of the
#..H. aJ t-a8sAtlantie
lass. t.a greatly improved
-.a.- 'H. SCAR
.fHz r. in local ex.
reduction ia er-
n. at aud the time
handling long distance calls
"HH N8rr - Der cent
.a long distance calls are
finished white thr calling par
E.... - 'I. telephone, against
g.. ... ..az ago and 20 per
at u 1928.
I .HuE plans an rxpcndi-
#- .. W.uHa. 800 u the next
.#a ..... In improving and en-.
#fn- - #.uipWent. The grcseut
sa ~ eauf, au1 other assets is
- .~g-.UneHnu
Conforming with the company =
policy, There were several rcdue-
'.eH- DO rates during the year.
\ .--.- -...-..tnL ruLMit drive Mas
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-01
IMPERIAL
CPress S.aff Corrospondent)


IMPERIAL, March L.. Mrs.
Fern Young motorcd to Los Angeles
last Friday a, the guest Of MIR. and
Mrs. Wilbur S&uScn and Mrs. viii
liam Sauscn Of FL Centre, returning
to the yaiic} Sunday evening.
Mildred harnam. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs Kay Hmnum. who has been
quite i'll with pneumoHia, is report.
ed as much improved
Mr.. aad Mrs. Joe Kinnaird. Of
Rose school district, entertained
their bridg" club most delightfully."-
a thcir charming country home
Tuesday night. The chccry green Of
st. Patei~h = day furnished the
l"oUf in decorations and favugs ana
spring flowgrs were alto in eyi-
dcrc". Hrj@g v.as III" principal en-
tertailmcut of the evening and
prizes Neyr awarded to Mrs. Harry
cas-" for ladies high score and Col
Carey 10 Jhc gent1c4an; cousola-
son prizes going to Mrs. A.. K.
Carey and r. 6. Banta. Tie hostess,
assisted b. Miss Mildred Kirnaird
served yny dainty chickcn-pio
supper. Those enjoying thts happy
occasion were: Mr.. and Ms. Harry
Case. Mr.. ard Mrs. 4. Z. Garcv, Mr..
ana Mrs. Cal Carey, Mr and Mrs.
y. Y. Stewart, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Tcmpieton. Mr.. and Mr.. Fern
j oHnG, Nj and Mrs. r. G. Banta,
Miss Mildred Kinnaird, Helen JOY
and Lytle Ninraird, Mr.. and Mrs.
zoe Kinnaird, and II. e. Skipper
w. j. roor cf Stockton, who is
With the Western Pacific Railroad,
arrived Tuesday ON a visit ta his
brother, J. W. Poor and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. L. Boyd have
had as their guests the past week
Albert We're Sr.. and Mr.. and Mrs
Albert We're Jr. of Westficld, New
York, who have motored west and
will return home by way Of Florida.
The gentlemen are the brother-in.
law and nephew of Mr.. Boyd.
The county Z. ". c. \. executive
board Meeting has been postponed
from March ! to March i and will
meet in FL Centre.
The Woman's : Organization of III,
Community church had cailca
meeting Al the Parish house or
Thursday which was an ell day
meeting with pot-luck luncheon.
Mrs Mary Belford, who had a fall
fcw days ago, is getting along
nicely and is nov at the home OF
her soi:. w. N. Belford
Mr. and Mrs. RAJ ?. Jones anl
Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly Weakley anC
little son Of Brawley, took a trip tC
the Petrificd Forest near the Mex
lean line last Sunday.
The local office Of the Kcrckhoff
Gunner was closed Monday becaus'
ef the death of Mr. Eerckhoff o
.hr firm in Los Angeles.
AR. and Mrs. Ernest Mackcv o
Huntington Park returned to tn
coast city Tuesday by way of Sar
Diego after spending several day
with y \. Mackev and family.
Jranerte Nestal ce},hrated ne
thirteenth birthday last SATURDAY
with a dinner TO which group 8
her friends were invited Thn din
ing room and table were pryttil
] decorated in streamors and flower
in pastel shades. Music and game
proved very entertaining to tn
Young people. The guest list was a
follows: Marion Bclford, Mary an,
Dorothy Brown. Peggy Case, Wini
fred Conley, Mildred Eichold, Nivi
an and Marjory Harris, Kathryn
T IIindcrks, Mary ard Marjory Miller
Beatrice White, Marian Narnry. Nir
ginia' Lc Fcvre, Louise Jenkins
Leila Ralpls, Mavis' Weary, Haze
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-01
SERVICE
at more than $50 stores.

at more than $50 stores.
In many OF our stores we op-
crate an installation Depart
ment (all other stores
nave connections with a de-
pcndable nearby shopl :.
where efficient installation
service is rendered at : low
flat rate many articles are
installed free, such as Tires.
Batteries, etc. This is a serO-
ice no other concern can offer.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-01
COUNTY
Dinner by the Women S

Dinner by the Women's Civic
Improvement Club, Saturday, March
., at J. q. m. to > p. m, y. IN. to
. p. No. 1876 So. Sixth St. Dinner
$l9e. adv
Barbara Worth uoIei Clun Break
last. 25c up; merchants lunch 60c;
mhlt d hute dinner s!.OG. adv
Dorothy Nix Brackenbury, Dane
ing Instructor. 6j3 Olive. Phone 57l.
adv
Iucatpa Apples s1.25 bo&. Fat
icas - ,aeh dressed roIo~ad f'vcrs
a-e ID. dressed. dozcn White Leg
loru pulleta. rou la@inH - each
cnarantccd eggs 25c and soc dozen.
rhaae Got Trovs. l2-t Woodward.
adv
Waterman F1ano School short
Course Popular Nusic "ask at the
Music Store" or Phone 367J. adv
sciots- Sixrh annual Ban, Impe
rial Valley Pyramid No. b, Friday
Evening, March lst Masonic
T,mp,c. Admission $l.0o. adv
Oregon Coffee shop. Open all
night aav
Sc rr.rno sGurd Eo~y enc
Gurdr.d ea1 fifteen persons WIN
arrested bv N, state motor panei
IL lnner.l County l,, month. .e-
ratdine te Captain Franz o#ai'.
Forty ~ 5hym aerc .Ifestel 5ar
drEin" wh4l, iulas.ra'.l.
DR.. A B. Hanson, rentis,, Davis
B#dg. Extraction specialist. adv
We Loan 10 Build, buy or refin.
snce Tyler Insurance Agency. adv
Hot Oil Treatments, Parisienne
Beauty ShoPpe. Tel 7S3. adv
Mrs Wilson, moved. Hemstitcher.
to l322 Main. Wilson Machine Shop.
Phone 40. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-01
THE WEATHER

los As iELtS AND .NICINlTN
Fair and moderately warm to-
riuh. aud Saturday.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA- Fair
weather and moderate Temperature
tonigL; and Saturday; gentle west
.riy winds on coast
\ rabbit drive recently held al
Mort"ro, san Joaquin county, bag.
Cod iGo hGunirs.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-01

Mrs Wilson, moved. Hemstitcher.
to l322 Main. Wilson Machine Shop.
Phone 40. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-01

Hot Oil treatments, Parisienne
Beauty ShoPpe. Tel 7S3. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-01

y worry ac,..~fuI rabbit drive was
IeId r,.ut's at D.xi.land, MADEIRA
.#.4.s
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-01

We Loan 70 Build, buy or Tefin.
snce Tyler Insurance Agency. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-01

Barbara Worth uoJei CluD Break.
Last. 25c up; merchants lunch 60c;
mhlt a. hute dinner sl.06. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-01
Oregon Coffee shop. Open all
night ahV

Dr. A B. EansoE, dentist, Davis
Bldg Extraction specialist. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-01

Waterman FIano School. short
curse Popular Nusic ak 81 the
Music Store or Phone 367J. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-01

Sciots- SiNth annual Ball, Impc-
rial Valley Pyramid No. 81 Friday
Evening. March Isl. Masonic
T,mp,c. Admission $l.0o. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-01

Dorothy Nix Brackenbury, Dano'
ing Instructor. 6J3 Olive. Phone 57l.
adv
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-11
JEWRY Of CITY
TO CELEBRATE
ATONEMENT DAY
Fasting, Praying Will Be-
gin Sunday at Sunset
in SynaqOgS.

At sunset Sunday, the chanting Of
the traditional melody Of Kol Nidre
in all temples and synagogs of IN
dianapolis will mark the beginning
Of the Day of Atonement, called in
Hebrew "Yom Kippur." The Bible
refers to this holy day as THE Sab
bath of Sabbaths" and in Jewish
life 1t also is known as The Great
White Fast"
Unlike the observance Of any
other Jewish holiday, Yom Kippur
is observed by fasting and ipraying
all day.
It marks the elimination of the
ten day penitential period which
begins with the Jewish New Years
day, and in itself is a day Of medi-
tation. repentance and fasting.
1t stands, therefore, as the most
solemn and sacred day Of the Jew
ish year.
In ancient days when the temple
stood in Jerusalem, the Jewish peo-
pie observed the Day of Atonement
chiefly by offering sacrifices at the
altar as specified in Leviticus XVI.
In the presence Of a large as
sembly, the high priest uttered three
confessions Of sins: one for his own
sins and the sins of his family; one
for the sins of the priesthood and
one for the sins of the entire jew
ish people, while the people pros
sounded the trumpet and the
priests implored God for mercy and
forgiveness.
The high priest then entered the
Holy Of Holes and uttered there a
short prayer with deep religious
fervor.
Today. the Day of Atonement
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-11

looms in Jewish life as the culmina-
ton Of a period Of determination
and judgment.
Sermon topics are: indianapolis
Hebrew congregation, Rabbi M. M.
Feuerlicht, Sunday night: How Do
You Do?" Monday morning,
Every Man in Israel"
Temple Beth FL, Rabbi Milton A.
Steinberg. Sunday night, Palestine,
the Achievement and the Future
Rabbi Steinberg just has returned
from Palestine; and Monday morn
ing, Reward of Virtue"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-11
WEATHER LORE Barred
Forecasts Soon May Be Made Seven
Years Ahead. Says Explorer.

LONDON, oct. lit will be
possible within the next few years
to forecast weather conditions for
seven years in advance, according
to Sir Hubert wilkins, famous Polar
explorer.
He claims that study Of the air
currents of both the North and
South poles will make this possible.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-11
LEGION POST ELECTS
Haywood -Barcus Veterans
Name w. G. thompson.

w. G. Thompson Of the Union
Title Company was elected COM
mander of Haywood Barcus post
American Legion, at meeting at
the Hoosier Athletic Club Wednes-
day night.
Others elected were: Carlos Nor
us first vice-cnmmander: Jean S.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-11

Boyle, second vice-commander; w.
P. Weimar. post adjutant; Allan
Gilmore, finance officer; Frank Y.
Hardy, service officer; E. N. Steh-
man, publicity; Ralph Klare. chap
lain; Elmer Mccormick, sergeant
alarms, and Joseph Huser, histo-
rian.
Frank Henley, past Indiana de-
partment commander and War Me-
mortal commission secretary, con-
Quoted installation ceremonies for
the new officers.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-11

Mt. Everest, in the Himalayas, the
highest mountain in the world, has
an altitude of 29.002 feet.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-11
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blessed are the meek: for they
ID shall inherit the earth.-Mat-
thew SIS.
(CompiIed bv the BIBLE Guild)
NEXT: James ]. Davis, secre-
tary of labor.