davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1933-07-28
SiiOiider Supfutt sesen 9cntidlanb.

Sn Nmlteroam neriammelten iid
am 20. Suli Die Slloen Ser @elt in
elmer Observation-Disclosures Ser
Suoen" inter Der 2eitun9 BON So
muel llntermeper, Stem 0orf. 16
2anoer maren nit 26 @bgeoroneten
oertreten, oarunter Mmerifo, @ng-
lano, Siioofrifo, Sollono, NegDpten,
Boler, Die Gi6e6oilomafei, 8elgien
uno 2atpien. Man peroonnerte oie
ounmeni6li6e 9ebanolung" ser SUI
ben in 9eutidlano uto Sitter als
@efabr fir oie Meni6beit ltno Sen
8eltfrieoen. Gin 8opfott puroe Der
einbart. Sn einigen 2Gnoern lit Ell
idon eingefiibrt uno ioa Grfolge ba-
ben gum Nadteil oes oeutiAen San-
oels. Man mill oen 8olferbuno Bit
ten, cine llnteriu6ung por8unebmen;
man mill niiien, marum rSauienoe
BON Sltoen e%ingeiperrt, miBbanoelt
uno perfolgt peroen in ienen &on3en-
trationsIagern, oie cine &oae altf
@roen lino. Der 8~olferbuno ioa
aud 8Giie an oieienigen oeutiden
Suoen geben, oie allsmanoern moaen.
Nfan be5ei6nete BEN Sitlerismus ais
Sdanoflef an Ser Civilization.
Washington Journal., 1933-07-28
Der ciIcrnc ScIcn in 9cntidlnnS.

St &oln mnr0en am %. SSitli tie
ben &ommuniiten gum Gooe per1lr.
teilt, neil tie 5tpei Sitlerleute, Stilrm-
neutrality-suspicious., eri6oiien bot
ten. 8rei BON linen poren unmit-
telbor fiir i6uloig befunoen, Die all-
bern tuoren ilur ser Mtitbilfe ange-
flogt moroen. Gin Sonoeroeridt in
Somburg nerurteilte am glei6en Sa-
ge einen Monn gum Sooe uno legte
auf Is anoere idjpere @efGngnisitro-
fen megen Sotltng zines @oli5iiten.
giner Ser 8erurteilten itbte SelbIt-
moro. Mebnlide i6mere 8eitrofun-
gen meroen aus Sbiiringen gemeloet.
Ser preilBii6e Stantsminiiter Soc
ring orobt ieoem ben 600 al, Ser BON
MN al Mitglieoer oes 0ationalio-
5ialismus ODER oes Stablbelms oll=
greift. 0eue @eiebe iperoen 5lt Dem
3ipede erloiien meroen. Soo ODER
@efGngnis gibts auh fiir 8erfoiier
BON Artifeln ooer 8ii6ern, Die oel1
nelIen Stoat berrnterieben. Sognr.
oeren 6omilie miro nit bineinge3o-
gen: oenn 8eniionen, llnteritiisungen
un0 Arbeitsloien- unO &ranfbeitsper-
Ii6erungen meroen ibnen ent5ogen
meroen. @oerit9 bat Die oleinige
8erfiigung oariiber, Oh Strofmiloe-
rlngen 3u8ulaiien iino. Nfit eiierner
8ouit meroen altfriibrerii6e MaB-
nabmen ooer Abiidten perfolgt uno
Detroit weroen, DEFENDERS inter Ra=
tionalio3ialiiten ielbit. Man mill
feitgeitellt baben, Dab na5ifeinoli6e
Spione in oen &eiben ser graun-
bemoen Ielbit iid allfbalten. @oering
beenOete feline 6erien alf ser Sniel
Splt uao rief Die Sdupter ser Sc
beimpoli8ei 3uiommen uno Staatson=
malte uno &idter ltno Sturmtrup-
penfiibrer. Cine @egenrepolution Ioa
i'm Seine eritidt meroen. Ser 0o-
neutrality-suspicious. lit alio bod nod
nift gang geii6ert.
Washington Journal., 1933-07-28
@Obltatis 1T Oes SicreS @udJt.

Sn Seem yort (Stao) fiel Die 3abl
ser 8erbreAen (Moro) in BEN erIten
flint Monaten oieies Sabres BON pos
auf 1874 I'M 8erbdltnis gum uorigen
Sabre. SIN 0foi cabs Oa allein "A
peniger 6Gae BON &aub uno 9ieb-
Itabl, uno I'M gon3en 226 meniger Be
triigereien. Der 8~oli5eifommiiiar
BON SEEM gorf, @err 8olon, erflarte,
sic Mmerifaner trdufen beute 8ier
Itatt Sdnops mo Bier made nift
leiht betrltnfen. Ser 8erfntf bon
Sdnaps babe beoeutero na6gelailen.
9lub in Glepelano. ct. 2onis, Seem
Orleans, &anias @itp, iiberaa lit Die
3ubl Ser 8erbreden gelunfen.
Washington Journal., 1933-07-28
0cntidJcr Sbcatcr- Stub

9lm 1. 9lu9uit finoet sic nd6It-
monatlide Observation-Disclosures
III Ben &lu6rGlimen, 1926 Ntallahu-
let's aperue, q. So, ltatt, 81 mel6er
mieoerlm uniere werten Mitglieoer
init ibren 6rellnoen lno 8efannten
ber5lidlit eingelooen iino. Die iiber-
aus mihtiaen 9uufte Der 9ageSoro-
mug, inter anoerem Die 6rage Ger
@ni6affung Ser &llibab3eiden uno
pieles anOere, ioaten ben 8eiu6 no
tig MAIDEN. 0aber, nodmals oie
Bite an Gu6, liebe 0fitgIieoer, err
i6eint. Die 8eriommlllng 6eginnt
nm $50 llbr obellos.
6. @1. 81. @idel.
Washington Journal., 1933-07-28
6enrid's Sramcrei Gr0ffmmma,
2. Nngmit.

Die 8rauerei oes Serrn G6riitian
@eurid, moblbefannt in @oibing-
tom miro am 2. 4uguit mieoer croft
net meroen. IS lit oas Elm GROCER
Gag i'm 2eben 0es oeroienten often
@errn Selri6 uno ielbit inn 2eben
ser Staot 8nibington. @err Seu-
rid bat 60 Sabre lang ieine 8rauerei
g~eleitet mo mar porber l6on ais
8artner babel. 2ange bat er auf ous
@noe Der 8robibition gepartet, oas
er porberiab uno ollrh ben oSu-
preme Court, oos 9~u1oesoberge-
ridJt, abgei6afft 81 ieben propbe5eite.
gelln bat er es nod erlebt, oaB Die
8raterei mieoer i'm alten @lnn5e
ooer iogar beiieren @lan3e eritebt
uno Die iGmtliden Stnaten pes Gam
oes oas Yrobibitionsgeieb aus Der
8erfaiiung ltrei6en. Serr Seuri6
bat lein 8ier bis iett abitGtlid lagern
lalien, oanlit es beionoers gut miro.
Wtonfes 8ier anoerer 6irmen
ifmedt red)t iaoe, abgeitonoen bel
lcidt neil es 81 friid lit. 9as fam
bel Dem ltellen Seurihfden @ier
nid5t porfomnen. @ir gratulieren
Ser 6irmo Seuri6 81 Dem groBen @r-
cignis mo @errn Seurid ielbit 81
Dem @rlebnis. @er bon ilns bGtte
geoaht, oaB es 10 nod einmal font
men miiroe? Nun. 8roiit. Gle gu
ten alten Gage limo mieoer oal glm
8. Auguit miro Die Hegierungs Yro-
bibitions-8eboro aufgeloit. Die ein-
5elnen Staaten, melde iid) bisber ge-
1lBert bober, marel1 ole mir gl6-
i6affung Der Hrnbibition. Nlld Die
Siioitaaten, Georgia, Nloboma, Nr=
f%anias, Nortb Carolina, &irginia
etc. bisber gan3 otroden~, meroen
iid) Ser 9emegung gegen Die 8robibi-
ton anidlieBen. @noe oes Sabres
ooer am Anfong 1884 miro oas adt-
3ebnte .Mmenomeut" enogiiltig auf-
geboben iein. 9as @ort oYrobibi-
ton" perihpin0et praftiid genom-
men aus Dem @ortihas Der engli-
ihen Sprade, menn audi ein5elne
Stoaten ntroden" bleiben meroen.
Statt beiien miro man bon u2iquor
Control reoen sur 8eidiibrng eini-
ger meniger ntrodenen~ Staaten.
Serte leibet Nmerifa nift mebr an
Alfobolperbrehern.
Washington Journal., 1933-07-28
Cob Der OentidJem sOtidaft.

Cine Dame bier in @aibington be-
miibte iid Dor einigen Sagen in Der
engIii6en8 oti6oft Inn elm Hel-
lepaB=8ilum, oa lie mad europa lob
rem nno aub England beilthen MOL.
tie. Mber mie umitdnolid mar oosl
sic muBte ii II neridieoenen Be
omten ser 8otl6oft Mitteilung iiber
ibre &eiie, oeren 3mef uno 3iel, uno
hire Mbiidten madden mas piel 3elt
unb Mtiibe in Mnipruf nobn1, nno
ldlieBli6 mtBte iid nod $40 fir oas
Blum 5ablen.
@ie anoers gebts in Der oent :
8oti6aft Der; Die Dame tpoll-
te audi nod 9eutid LAMP nno
muBte bon ser oeuti6en 8otl6att
ebenfaas elm @iium bolen. Sort
muroe iie duBerit liebenswiiroig emf
pfanaen uno glei9 praftii6 uno obne
piele llmit1noe abgefertigt. Gin Be'
amter in SemosGrmeln (oie 8nib-
i~ngtoner SiteD fiibrte lie BON Der
Sir iofort ms Mmts5immer, no lie
10 Minuten ibre 8iin-
de-fiir gauge so Gents -ertiilt
iab.-Go beihrieben BON Wtabeue
Ssennings i'm .@aibington Seralo"
(Eages5eitung) bonn porigen 9on-
nerstag, 90. Srli.
Washington Journal., 1933-07-28
Sitler berridt iiber prOteitGmtiide
Stride in 9entidlanO.

Sn 3eltti6lano muroen am lebten
Sonntug oagemeine @ablen in ben
proteItontii6en &irden abgebalten,
UNI 81 enti6eiben, mer &eidsbii6of
meroen ioa, bon 8ooeli6uing ODER
Sitler's 8ertreter Miiaer. 100000
&irdenGlteite uno Mitglieoer boberer
&irdenbeb0roen miiroen gepablt,
uno Die Sitler-&iGtung iiegte. Sn
pielen @emeincen itimmten 3Deiorit-
tel fir sic Sitler'i6en u9euti6en
@briiten". Cine Nationolipnooe miro
iebt einberufen neroen, mel6e einen
&ei9sbii6of nominieren miro.
Washington Journal., 1933-07-28
Ser @eididtsprOfeiiOr Oes 9rGfiOen-
ten &DOieOelt.

Der friibere Senator Sirom 8ing-
ban BON Connecticut NOR friiber eir-
NAL 9ebrer oes ieBigen 8raiioenten
Ser @ereinigten Staaten, ST. Eoole=
belt. @ls &epublifaner erpartete er
feinen marmen @mpfang, uls er tnr5-
lid als 8oriibenoer oes amerifonl-
iden 2uftperfebrspereins i'm @eiBerl
Saule porlprehen muBte. &ooIepelt
begriiBte ibn aber reft ber5li1 nno
meinte: Scum, Siram, i6 erinnere
midi nod germ Der 3eit, mo- sic MIDI
omerifanii1e @eihi6te gelebrt boz
ben. Bingham antportete oaraut;
.Nun, SEER 8rdiioert, es iiebt aus.
ais Oh i6 groBe grfolge gebobt babe.
Washington Journal., 1933-07-28
3nr Grbolnns

-6rau 8rof. 8aul @leiS nno
9inoer meilen in Cape Nap nm li@
elmer guten @rbolung bin5ugeben.
@ie mir erfabrenb bat 6raM Ut.
GietIe Silper Spring perlallen,
UNI ii6 in Ocean GitD auf einige Wo-
den gu erbolen.
Washington Journal., 1933-07-28
Mmerifamer in Berlin Dernrteilt meIe
&aHenpDlitif,

8on ser .Garl Sfur34 -@eieaidaft
in Berlin ioa am 20. Suli Der ameri=
faniIde 0i6ter uno S6riftlteller
Sbertpooo Coop often ben Sitter
l6en neutrality-suspicious., belonoers
in Der Notwithstanding, angegriften
baben. @r prizes omar ben @eilt Der
einbeit, sic 8egeiiterlmg Der SUI
geno, beflogte uber ben Nangel al
8reIiefreibeit, Heoefreibeit, uno Die
acknowledging in Sdule nno
offentli6em 2eben.
Washington Journal., 1933-07-28
@ar BON sdiainss, bentider Som.
ppniit, aeitOrben.

Ssn Berlin itarb Montag ser be-
fannte oeuti6e Msuiifoirigent uno
aomponiit, Mar Sdiaings, 65 Sab
re alt, ser 1912 seaoelt muroe. gr
lfrieb oie Sper rMona 2iia" uno
mar als Saupt Der oeuti6en Spern-
geIeai6aft einige Wale in Imerita.
Washington Journal., 1933-07-28
Nrf benz @ese Der Seiiernns.

SEER alois 9 Of lad ter, melder
Dor einigen @oAen oos Opfer zines
8ralsportalttos mar, befinOet lid) err
freuliderpeiic ouf Dem 8ege Der
8eiierung uno geoenft er III &itr5e
mieDer ieiner Stequng na6geben gu
fonne11.
Washington Journal., 1933-07-28
Seind

Serr &orl Sbou llno 5reun0in,
Baltimore betonnt ourdj oie Operette
Die @in5erlieiel", lpeilten in @ai6-
ington ais @Gite oes Serrn @uItoo
Seller, TrdiiOent oes Qeuti6en Gbea-
ter=&lubs.
Washington Journal., 1933-07-28
@aibiugtOnrr
SOnrsnsaarrICi
Mcne Sriidc in @ai6inston scplant.

Die ,Golpert-S Stree" -@riide, Die
LANCE baufGaig lit mo Dor 5pei bis
orei Sobren beionoers geitiibt peroen
mlBte, ioa nm enoli6 erneuert,
ourd cine onoere eriest Deroen. 0ton
lit iid ober nod nidt einig Oariiber,
Oh man, mie bisber, @iien oOer Stein
permenoen ioa. Die 8iirgeroereine
@oibingtons empfeblen cine Stein
6riide.
Washington Journal., 1933-07-28
SeSuuerlider Nbifluf mad frubcn
Stnnocn.

@ir e%rfobren, ooB oos pluto oe5
&errn @ngling, auf Der Seimfabrt
bonn o0eutiden &olfsfeIt" einen flei-
men llllfoa erlitt, BON meldem iid Die
6omilie iomeit mieoer erbolt bat.
Washington Journal., 1933-07-28
ud5eitSglOfc

Serr SInton SdgGe oerbeirotete
lid leBte ISOLDE nit 6rau sc erin.
Erau5eugen paren SEER uno
6rait Sroller bon bier. &er5li6e
@rotlllationl
Washington Journal., 1933-07-28
@rife pOm Gmslanb.

Srau Or. 6 If, CUR 3eit auf elmer
guropafabrt, ianote Die ber5li6iten
@riiBe bon Sob in Srlano.
Washington Journal., 1933-07-28

AbOnnisrt uuf bus uSOnrnaI"
Washington Journal., 1933-07-28

Office: no sedite s.ruae, q. B
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-12-16
AT THE MOVIES
Stage Mother Cast
Uniformly Excellent

The secret OF many q child's sue
cess on the stage Is revealed In stage
Mother" drama of theatrical life re-
Gently filmed by the Metro Goldwyn-
Mayer studios. which opens Monday
a. the Paramount Theatre.
Adapted from an original story by
Bradford Ropes. author Of "42nd
Street." the picture deals with little
known side OF the theatrc-the in
tense ambition that causes stage
mothers" to drive their children to
success. The heartbreaks and laughs
that are encountered by til, young
sters being "herded" on their way Is
brought wildly to the screen.
Alice Brady Sensational
Alice Brady scores even a greater
triumph than in when Ladies Meet
in her portrayal as the ambitious
mother who will stop at nothing to
further the career Of her daughter.
she Is sensational In pathos and COM
edy alike. Maureen O'Sullivan has
the best role Of her screen career to
date and puts every effort into an
outstanding performance.
Franchot Tone adds more laurels
TO his notable portrayals In such pic
lures as To-day We Live" THE
Strangers Return" and Midnight
Mary" He Is seen as Miss O'Sulli.
vans lover and won considerable &C.
claim from the first night audience
Phillips Holmes as Lord Aylesworth
Who wants to marry Miss O'Sullivar
to save her from the designs of hel
mother, Is convincing In a matur.
role. Ted Healy Is the surprise per.
formance' Of the picture. desertint
hts madcap brand Of "stooge" coined,
to play several dramatic scenes.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-12-16
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

Ellis l.. Jackson, Minister
Sunday. December the 18th, 1888
1000 a. m.-The church school.
William Mueller. Jr.. superintendent.
Mrs. G. j. Worner. primary superin-
tendent. The Evarts class for adults.
The Quain class for young people. A
carefully graded school with classes
tor all ages.
11:0o-Morning worship.
Pianist-Mrs. Clarence Guinness.
Prelude: "Marche Religieuse"-Gil-
lette.
offertory: Observation-Disclosures.
Special Music: Observation-Disclosures
by the morning choir.
Sermon: "Life's Greatest Question"
by Ellis l.. Jackson.
6:45 p. m.-The Senior e. Y. =. L.
The Fellowship Commission, Robert
Mueller in charge of the meeting.
Topic: Suppose the World Were
Without Christi
intermediate B. Y. F. Y. At the
same hour.
730--The evening service.
Pianist-Miss Clara Bens.
Sermon theme: THE Names Of
Jesus--The First Born of the Dead
Ellis l.. Jackson.
Wednesday cvening-The Midweek
last midweek service OF the year as
we will omit the service during
holiday week. Topic: Our Church
During the New Year. What you and
! can do to make 1t BETTER"
Thursday afternoon at the usual
hour. The monthly meeting of the
Mission Circle. The Christmas open
Or send II II you cannot be present.
cordial invitation to all without
q church home to the worship and the
service Of the church.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-12-16
THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Thayer Avenue at Second Street
Floyd Emerson IlOgee. Pastor

/
Floyd Emerson Logee, Pastor
We cordially invite you to the TEL.
| lowship of all our services. The
church school Is graded for all ages
and meets at 10 o'clock. Bring your
children and remain for the adult
auditorium.
The morning worship Is at loo
o'clock. the pastor preaching on AS
surance in Life Amid Chaos"
The Pioneer society meets at $3.50
for intermediate ages; the Tuxis So
ciety at $40 for high school ages.
o'clock. There will be special music
by the Tuxis choir and stringed
orchestra. led by Prof. Truman. Mr..
Bauer will sing solo.
At $50 the Young Peoples Fellow
ship OF G. F.. will meet.
Musical service, Grace Duryee Nor.
ris, organiSt:
Morning
Organ prelude: "Eeverie"-schnec'
Quartet: "The Divine Lullaby
offertory: "roeme de Souvenir
Ashmall
Quartet: Morning Hymn"Wag-
Organ postludc: Mallard.
Organ prelude: Sampson ct DELI
lah"-Saint-S aens.
Special music by Tuxis choir.
Offertory: "Canzone Amorosa'-
Sevin.
Vocal solo--Mr. Bauer.
Organ postlude: The Warriors
Song'ieller
String orchestra, directed by Mr..
Ralph Truman.
We cordially invite all interested
in the Prophets to join our Wednes-
day evening fellowship in the study
of Hosea at 1870 o'clock in the church
parlors.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-12-16
4-Church4
NelvS
tdcCABE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
rplH-nf,RI
Walter f.. Water, Pastor


Walter f. Water, Pastor
Morning worship. 1880 o'clock.
Organ prelude: Christ and the
Children"--Norden, by Miss Ruth
Rowley, organist.
Anthem: II Heard the Voice Of
Jesus Say"-Rathbun.
Organ offertory: "Andante"--stur-
Solo: 'Thou Art My God"-Roberts,
by Miss Arlene Sanborn.
Sermon: "A Lost Morale" by Walter
r. Water.
Organ postlude: "Duologne"--Grey
Sunday school 1900 noon. GLASSES
creasing. but you We're missed If not
in class last sunday. Every parent
urr,ed TO attend with the children, we
have a class for you.
EDworth League, $50 p. m. Topic:
The Question Box" Leader, Rev.
Walter T.. Water.
Evening worship, 1880 y. m.
Organ prelude: might Song
Schiller. Tho musical program for
this service will be given by THE
Lowell Mason Glee club" young
peoples chorus of 35 voices tsey-
enth grade childrcn) under the direc-
ton Of Miss Ruby Wilmot.
Anthem Peaceful Night -Abt.
b. "Christmas"-Praet
Organ offertory: "canzonetta"--
Frysinger.
Anthem: THE Birthday Of King"
-Ncidlinger.
Sermon: THE Man Of mistaken
Loyalty" by Walter r. Water.
or t;iTgI postlude: 'Fanfiro March
Prayer service on Wednesday eve
ming at 1880 o'clock.
You are heartily invited to attend
ell our services.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-12-16
Four Hours Divides
Deaths Of Ray Pair

Ray. N. D., Dec. l6.-(R-Funeral
services were conducted from the
Methodist church here Wednesday for
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Mathiesen, resi-
dents q this vicinity more than q
quarter century, who died Monday.
only Iom hours apart.
Both had been Ill for some time.
They were natives Of Norway where
Mr. Aathiesen was born s. years ago
and his wife IS years ago. They were
married IA Norway IN 1902 after Mr..
1lathiesen had spent several years In
the United States and returned 70
Md his eirlhood sweetheart.
1lr. Alathiesen had been . celebrat-
n accoedlonist, having Travelled ex-
tfns1vely n Europe Is : musician.
'rh1y lesvs two daughters and one
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-12-16
FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH


c. Adolph Johns, Pastor
Sunday. Dec. 17-Third Sunday IN
Advent:
GAS n. m.-Sunday school and Bible
class.
10:30--Morning worship.
Anthem. ''The Masters Walk"
Sermon: Sincere Doubt"
S:0O--Evening service sponsored by
the Luther League.
Scripture reading and prayer--Mr.
Harold Barth.
Immortal Christmas Hymns-Mrs.
Johns.
Christmas RELATIONSHIPS Harriet
Malm.
Christmas Carols Mems quartet.
Christmas in Africa-Mr. Henry
Danrot.
Christmas Story-Miss Viola Barth
The program will be interspersed
with carol singing by the congrega-
ton.
Wednesday. Dec. 90, at $50 p. M
Bible study in the book of Acts.
Saturday. Dec. %, at a. m.@Con-
firmation class.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-12-16
Havana Widows
At Capitol Today

For good natured, rough and
tumble, catch-as- catch-can comedy,
Havana Widows" the First National
picture which begins two day engage
ment on the screen of the Capitol
Theatre today. is said to be the
screens undisputed champion.
Riotously funny and startling STU
atoms are created by Joan Blondell
and Glenda Farrell. AS two wise
cracking Broadway burlesque girls,
they invade the Cuban capitol on a
.lunt for millionaire easy marks,
whom they hope to compromise and
shake-down for easy money.
Their decision to invade the Cuban
capitol is reached after former
chlorine friend had blown In on them
looking the picture Of prosperity. The
friends story that Havana was simply
reeking with millionaires all anxious
to be separated from their dough-
leads Joan Blondell and Glenda Far
rell to depart post haste for Havana
after first shaking down a boy friend
for 81 500 for expenses.
There their mad adventures lead
them into the most unusual lot OF
complications, which because they
ere played so broadly. result In one
fast comedy situation after another.
Snappy dialogue has been injected
into the screen play by Rian James
The comedy action Is carried along b,
40 less than six players who know
how to strut their stuff Besides Joan
Blondell and Glenda Farrell these in.
Guide Guy Kibbee, Allen jenkins, Lyle
Talbot, Frank McHugh, Ruth Donnel.
~. Ralph 1nce and Maude Eburne
Ray Enright directed.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-12-16

ST. MARY.s ROMAN CATHOLIC
Rev. Father II. A. Feehan. Pastor
Broadway Avenue at Eighth st.
Masses at S, ?. 10 and II. Nine
o clock Mass is for children.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-12-16
TRINITY LUTHERAN

aNVCHUV n III + UHtI tt
Opie S. Rindahl, Pastor
There is a cordial welcome at
Trinity"
Third Sunday in Advent. Dec. II:
Church school, 9:45 a. nj.
Morning worship, II o'clock.
Sermon: "Malachi: Jehovahs Mes
senger."
Anthem by Trinity church choir.
Evening service. 8 O'clock.
Christmas song festival, Trinity
church choir.
Soloists: Mrs. c. A. Narum. soprano;
I. A. Esko. tenor; reader, Mrs. !. A.
Esko.
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FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST,
SCIENTIST

Os0 curtin street
Sunday services at IL a. m.
Subject: rs the Universe, Includ-
Ing Man, Evolved by Atomic Force?"
Sunday school at 9:45 q. m.
Wednesday evening testimonial
meeting ut 8 o'clock.
A reading room maintained at 2OOk
Fourth street Is open daily from IL
to p. M; Sunday, 3 to p. M.
All are welcome to attend the serv-
ices and make use of the reading
room.
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GERMAN BAPTIST CHURCH

]. J. Lippert, Minister
1900 a. m.--Sunday school. We
have classes for all ages. Bring
your children IL they go to no other
Sunday school.
11:00--Morning worship.
Prelude.
Special music by mems chorus.
Talk to children.
Sermon: "Wahres Glueck."
$3.50 p. m.--Funeral services for
Miss Annie Weisenburgcr, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Weise nburger,
will be held in First Baptist church,
corner OF Fourth and Avenue b. Rev.
n. @. Bens will speak In the German
and the minister in the English Ian
guage.
1880 ?. m.-Christmas program Our
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young people are rendering q. pro-
gram Of dialogues. readings ana spe.
cial music consisting OF instrumental
numbers and singing.
Short talk: "Crowded Out" by the
minister.
Everyone Is cordially invited TO all
of our meetings.
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ST. GEORGES EPISCOPAL CHURCH

Rev. John Richardson, Rector
Miss Florence Fritch, Organist
Services. third Sunday In Advent:
800 a. m.--Holy Communion.
$50 a. m.-Church school,
1O:3O-Morning prayer and sermon.
Subject: A Modern Saint
$50 p. m.--Christmas pageant by
st. Georges choir.
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ZION Ey. LUTHERAN CHURCH
(Synodical Conference)
4l9 Fourth Street

4l9 Fourth Street
]. Y. Richert. Pastor
Third Sunday in Advent, Dec. II:
$3.50 a. m.-Sunday school with all
classes.
10:45-Morning worship (English).
200 p. m.-Rehearsal of Christ.
mas program of the Sunday school.
All the pupils are urged to be
present.
6:45 p. m.-Bible hour in charge OF
the Walther League.
$50 p. m.-Stereopticon slide lee
ture on the Birth of Christ.
All welcome.
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Geat Britain imported 225 900 ,O0C
eggs from Poland last year.
The Washington times., 1933-12-12
CULLEN TELLS.
HOW L|NDY, JR.,.
WASSTOLEN
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vicious, dastardly message that
told the world that Americas best
known baby had been stolen.
Scratching" Is Discovered
Betty, going upstairs for her 10
o'clock visit to her charge, was
thrown from the heights Of con-
tentment to the depths Of horror
when she entered the bed cham
Der. Rushing headlong down.
stairs she blurted the terrible
news to Ollie. He in turn ran
into the library to tell Colonel
Lindbergh. Together they dashed
up the stairs to the baby's room.
Finding the disturbed bed and
the message, Lindbergh grabbed
his gun, and with Ollie, ran out
side to search the grounds.
The police were notified, and
news Of the crime was flashed to
the world. In a few minutes
Henry H. Wolf, Hopewell police
chief, was on the scene. And
shortly thereafter the New Jersey
State police, headed by Lieut..
Arthur Keaton, arrived.
Probe Is CeaSeleSs
Thus began an investigation
that has gone on ceaselessly,
painstakingly and relentlessly; an
investigation that for intensity
and scope Of activity, has never
been surpassed in police annals.
Presidents. governors and others
in high office took a real and
personal part in its direction.
And they are determined that
it shall not cease until it is con-
summated by the arrest Of the
guilty one.
In tOmOrrow'S article the first
part Of the investigation will
be revealed.
The Washington times., 1933-12-12
GIVE FOODS!
Make This Yulletide Merry
With Good Things to Eat

Now, more than ever before, Christmas Food
Basket is the appropriate holiday gift. Those in
actual need or your more fortunate friends will
appreciate a gift of food. Make your selections
your community District Grocery Store. No extra
charges for delivery to any part of the city.