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LIGA AMERICANA

Vernon Gomez entr6 a lamar
aver en- ell noveno inning y trio
solo seis pelotas, pero Sc acredi-
to ell triunfo, su decimo segun-
do de la temporada. Ruffing de-
j6 a los Indios en- solo un hit y
no les permiti6 llegar al home.
Batearon de jonr6n Lou Gehrig
~ Frank Crosetti.
En- ell onceno inning los Tt
greS anotaron tres carreraS, de-
rrotando a los Senadores. Wei
ME Manush, ell notable batea-
dor del Washington, descargo
tres jonrones.
Acumulando Is hits los Me-
dias Rojas vencieron a los Me
dias Blancas, con un total de IA
carreras por 8.
Ell st. Louis, dirigido por Ro
gers Hornsby, gano ell primer
desafio de la serie con los Atle-
ticos de Connie Mack. Bob John
son, ell jardinero izquierdo del
Philadelphia, di6 SD vigesimo
cuadrangular de la temporada,
con las bases vacias, en- Ell &C.
tavo inning.
Cleveland &c, 8h, De; New
York Sc, Oh, De.
Cleveland 0c, In, 2e; New
York &c, 11h, De.
Detroit 13c, 18Th, De; Wash
ington 10c, 17h, 2e.
Chicago Sc, 14h, Be; Boston,
lac, 18Th, Be.
st. Louis lie, 13h, lie; Phi
ladelphia &c, Oh, Be.
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que listed en- su imagination all
gun recurso para hacer frente
a la desgracia que la amenaza.
NO somos nosotros quienes de-
Demos buscarlo. De la revision
del proceso de mi marid9 ha dc
brotar la luz. Yea listed de one
manera esa luz no ha de alum
.brar, manana ell deshonor del
suyo.
Genoveva, no obstante su in
flexibilidad aparente, sentia
desmayar su amino en- presen-
cha del dolor de aquella muier.
, Comprendi6 que, 81 continual
ba oyendola, acabaria por ceder
y prometerle que Garces renun.
ciaria sus prop6sitos.
Cuando Flora, que habia bun
dido su frente entire sus manos.
leYant6 Ia eabeza, Genoveya ha.
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BASE BALL
LIGA NACIONAL

Derrotaron los Gigantes a los
Cubs de Chicago, ayudados por
dos jonrones de su jardinero
Mel OFT. La victoria fue la Guar
ia consecutive de los neoyorqui
nos y la novena en- once desa-
ffos.
Ell Brooklyn aprovech6 bien
sus Is hits, anotando 9 carreras
" venciendo a los Pajaros Ro-
jos. Sc anot6 ell triunfo al pit
cher Mungo. Alfonso Lopez no
consigui6 pegar de Shit, en-
cuatro wees al bate.
Atacaron los Piratas en- ell
noveno ,despues que ell Boston
habia empatado e hicieron una
carrera, la d%efinitiva: "Pie"
Trayn0r dlsparo tres tubeyS y
un hit.
Los Rojos de Cincinnati divi-
dieron los honores con ell Phi
ladelphia ,ganando ell primer
juego y perdiendo ell segundo.
New York lie, 18h, De; Chi
cago 7c, 12h, 2e.
Brooklyn &c, 18Th, De; st.
Louis sc, 11h, 2e.
Boston sc, III, lie; P~ittsburg
&c, 15h, De.
Philadelphia &c, Tn, 6e; Gin
cinnati &c, Tn, De.
Philadelphia 15c, 18Th, Be;
Zoe, 16h, Be.
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que la fortuna Y ell bienestar.
mo lie parece a listed que para
sacrifice hay bastante con ell
.llevado a cabo, con ell soportado
con tanta resignation Y pacien-
cia durante veinte amos? iHa-
bla listed de su hija, de su fell
cidad! iQue Sc yo 10 que puede
jhaber sufrido mi hijo, ell hijo
de mis- entranas, abandonado,
solo, sin padres, en- manos des-
conocidas! 5Por que ha de te-
.ner listed coraz6n de madre Y
no he de tenerlo yo? SPor que
han de tener ustedes honra Y
noSotroS career de ella? lPor
que ha de vivir la vida de los Sc
res Sociales ell criminal, Y per-
lmanecer siempre ell inocente
clavadO en- la cruz de la ignomi-
nia que no Ia merscidO?
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LOS ENREDOS DEL
BOXEO EN- NEW YORK

New York, JUNO 21.-La Co
mission Atletica del estado man
tiene su bando contra la pelea
Maxey Rosenbloom-Enzo Fie-
ramonte, y Jimmy Johnston SOS
tiene los conceptos que emitiera
en- contra de csc cuerpo direc-
triz.
Johnston estuvo buscando
aver a Ancil Hoffman, direc-
tor de Baer, para concertar una
pelea de revancha con Primo
Camera, mas no pudo encon-
trarlo.
Definitivamente Sc ha resuel
to que Barney Ross de la revan-
cha a Jimmy McLarnin, en- ell
mes de septiembre.
De aceptar Hoffman las pro-
posiciones que lie haga ell con-
certador de peleas del Garden,
ell hebreo y ell gigantic italiano
sc batiran tambien en- csc mes.
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ia de un presidiario fugado pa
ra eludir la acci6n de la jasti-
cia.
Els realmente grave eSa ST.
tuaci6n; pero es la que impone
ell delito cometido.
listed es madre, senora...
mo Ia uneven a piedad mis- Id
grimas y mis- suplicas? iSoy 70
la que lie pido conmiseraci6n pa
ra mi Y para mi desdichado rAa-
rido!
-Pero, sonora, no Sc trata de
que un ofendido otorgue su per
don.
Isl, ST.. Garc6s es ell cfen-
dido en- este easo....
10 serfa 81 la victima fue-
Sc algo suyo, y podria conceder
csc perddn 81 de 81 depend,ese
la vida, la libertad, Ia honra del
La gaceta., 1934-06-21

~asesino; pero no es ESQ, no es
ESQ.,. Els que 10 que listed pre-
tende es la renuncia eterna de
mi esposo a su rehabilitation,
Y no eS 10 miSmo!
-iOh! iQu6 horrible die
!-eXclam6 Flora, juntando
las manos con desperation.
-Si,... iMuy terrible! 0 81 o
nosotros...
-De mode que no puedo
abrigar esperanto alguna?
-Creo que no.
i Consentira listed que una
madre desgraciada yea a su
hija infeliz sucumbir de dolor!
81 pudiera a costa de los
.ayores sacrificios, de bienes-
tar Y de fortuna ,evitarlo, crea
listed, sonora, que 10 evitarfa;
pero Sc trata de algo mas alto
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! -iAh, senora...! iVeo que es
usted implacable como ell desti-
no!
Nj soy la implacable justi-
'cia, nj soy la implacable VEN
ganza. Soy ell derecho, que Sc
levanta contra la injusticia. la
,honra de mi esposo es la mia,
ia de mis- hijos, y quiero esa hon
'ra, peSe a quien pese, caiga
quien caiga. Hemos terminado,
sonora.
= Por Dios, por Dios!-ex-
clam6 Flora, anegada en- lagri-
mas.
A ell imploren ustedes... V pi-
danle resignation.
i 70 Sc 10 suplico, sonora!
-Basta.. .Sus lagrimas me
harlan, al fin, ceder, Y no quie-
10 ceder.. iAdi0s. sonora! Bus
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CON LOS GUANTES

Marcel Thil, campe6n mum
dial del peso medic, ACADIA de
aceptar I'm bout con ell ale
man Adolfo Whit.
Sc ha contratado para ell mis-
mo programa al campe6n fran
ces del peso gallo ,nombrado De
cleo, quien defendera su coro-
ma contra su compatriota Euge-
Mo Huat. III la,A
La revista "The Ring, que Sc
publica en- New York, ha elimi-
nado a Pauline Uzcudun de la
primera division del peso pesa-
do.
A juicio de los expertos de
ese 'fmagazine'' ell primer lu-
gar corresponds ahora a Max
Baer, ell segundo a Camera y
despues, en- orden successive, Wal
ter Neusel, Tommy Loughran,
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Ell PROGRAMA DE LUCHAS
EN- SEMINOLE HEIGHTS

Ell promoter Joe De Marco,
de la Arena de Seminole, ofre-
cera esta noche ell programa de
luchas qeu aver anunciaramos.
Sc disputaran los honores en-
ell match principal, Nh. Cyclone
Harris, de Waco Texas, y ell ciu
dadano Jack Zeigler, de Allan
Ia, estado de Georgia,
Los precios fijados Sc hallan
al alcance de todas las fortunes
La gaceta., 1934-06-21
BOXEO
OFRECIDO A MAX BAER
UN COMBATE CON Ell
VASCO UZCUDUN

New York, JUNO 21.-El cam
pe6n del peso pesado, Max Baer
recibi6 aver una oferta de
$4,000 para combatir, en- Es-
paha, con ell pdgil vasco Paul.
no Uzcudun.
Ell empresario espanol que
hace la oferta, lie ofrece a Baer
ell 40% de 10 que en- las taquillas
sc recaude.
Pauline obtuvo una decision
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TONIC II
A MADRES
QUE dos BENDICE

han vivido ustedes; pero soy
madre,.. adore a mi hija.,, Sc
que anna a I'm hombre con locu-
rayque su dicha estriba en- su
union con 81 y que evitarlo serla
matarla. ST.. la vergdenza Ia
malaria al verse despreciads
por ell heredero de un nombre
que debe al crimen del padre de
su armada. Julio no podria hacer
Sc superior a esa situaci6n. Sc
ria hasta deshonroso para 81 a.
ceptar semejante espOsa, Ia hi
La gaceta., 1934-06-21
TRABAJO PARA CUATRO
PERSONALS

I'm buen nebocio para vender.
Ell dueno quiere retirarse. Els
una buena Bodega de Primera
Clase, bien surtida y bien a.
mueblada. Con I'm buen contra
10 por largo TEMPO. La venta
es buena y NO FLA nj REGA-
LA LAS
ST tiene dinero lame a
P.
1913 9th st. Phone M 52-172
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King Levinsky, Art Lasky, Ra
mage Perroni, Nerney y Mas
sera.
era

Cuando Jack Peterson, ell nue.
70 campe6n ingles del peso COM
pleto ,derrot6 a Len Harvey, su
compatriota, presenciaron la ba
ITALIA mas de 10000 personals.
La gaceta., 1934-06-21

Aramis del Pine esta de visi-
ia en- Tampa. Viene como en-
presario de boxeo, no como p1-
gil.
iQue tenga buena suerte, me-
jOr de la que por AGA tuviera
como gladiator en- los dos amos
que precedieron a su decadencia
totall
La gaceta., 1934-06-21

Anoche Sc afirmaba que Ara
mis- habia contratado a los gla-
diadores Tony Cancela, Lope
Tenorio, Tony Dominguez y Joe
Manuel Q~uintero.
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CAPITULO XVIII
Al 6orde del abismo

Dos dias despu6s de salir de
Madrid la carta en- que Flora
L'1 ,I''Pa0a a Gustavo 10 ocurri
do' llegaba este a su casa.
a! entrar, ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
i i,"ilo a Su paso a Estrella, que
ianzo IN grito de algeria.
i Papa! de vuelta sin avn
Sarnos abrazando a
81 padre.
Gustavo Sc esforz6 por SON.
reir.
HlJa de mi alma -contes
tenidO que vOlver, la
La gaceta., 1934-06-21
Ell TEMPO

Claro para hoy y manana.
Vientos frescos y variables. :
Maxima temperature aver,
so grades; minima II.
Marea alta a las 1874 a. m.
y 1923 p. m. Marea baja a las
2:30 a. m. Y 4:17 p. m.
La gaceta., 1934-06-21

sobre Baer, en- 1881, pero deede
entonces ha perdido algunos
.eombates.
La gaceta., 1934-06-21

DESEO comprar I'm Ford de
uso o un Chevrolet, barato. Pa
go al contado. Vicente Suarez,
PAIL Harper st.
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Folletfn de La Gaceta No. AGA
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AT THE MOVIES
'Spitfire,' Hill Girl,
Dynamic Role of
Katharine Hepburn

Dressed in gingham, her hair flying
in the wind. hurting epithets, loving
like q mink, and hating like devil,
Katharine Hepburn, as Trigger Hicks.
in the RKO-Radio picture, "Spitfire."
comes to the Capitol Theatre starting
Sunday midnight, in what IS said to
be the most difficult role Of her bril-
liant career. In this perturbation Of
the Broadway stage hit, Trigger"
Miss Hepburn battles men, mobs, the
Devil. and love itself. and makes you
believe In her.
Reports from the previews are that
she brings freshness Of viewpoint,
honest, understanding and compete
sincerity to her playing Of Trigger
Hicks, making tho character vtbrate
with Ill the warmth and emotional
power that Is Miss Hepburn's, both Ia
her two love affairs and In her mad
cap moods. Il Is by far her most dif-
ficult role TO date, calling. Is II does,
for lightning like changes Of emotion,
and It Is Sel1-evident. therefore, that
Il q not souaething that could have
been accomplished solely BY capable
direction.
Mis- HepbuTnI great talent Ia THU
role, O. IN the others she has played
seems 70 resolve itself into m almost
u1,canny ability 10 get under and inte
the skins Of the girls she portrAys
rather than attempts 70 create illu-
sion ~ means q : little external var
ntah.
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David Harum' With
will Rogers Opens
At Paramount Today

Today at the Paramount Theatre.
FOX Film will answer the request Of
thousands Of theatregoers and pre-
cent Will Rogers in David Harum."
The insistent demand Of the public
urging Rogers to play the role Of this
famous character Of literature virtu-
ally forced the Fox Film officials to
forego any other plans they might
have had for the comedian. The film
which is based on the novel by Ed
ward Noyes Westcott, Is reported Is
being perfectly suited to Rogers tai
ents.
The screen play. following close
~ the typically American theme OF
the novel, concerns itself with the
life Of = shrewd and ruthless horse
trader. His dealings with the
people In the small town IN which
he HIVES are cold hearted and un-
ethical. But = young man who Is
osnpIoged Is 4 teller Ia the bank
1Mned BY the horse-trader. learns
0g his concealed sympathy for the
pa0r. and realizes that underneath
~ hard crIlst he really has = soft
1oo4k BECAUSE q his poor 1iuAIl-
- standing, the by hesitates 70
ifopooo uaarriaoa y : wealthy eiyl
N1l6 N1apm h = deeplv n In.
- h1ese-t SadeE,s effoets - help
~ 9uQnonoo are unsuccessful. Upon
- olxlee = - hoess trsdsr, ~
\ - plaeos ~ his m0nsy "a
i - ung girl has entsred
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Fourth Street and Avenue B
El1ia L Iack SON Miniafnf


Ellis l.. Jackson, Minister
Easter Sunday. April LIST, 1894
1000 a. m.-The church school.
William r. Mueller. supt. Glasses for
all ages. The Quain class for young
people The Evarts class for adults.
11:00-Morning worship.
Pianist-Mrs. Clarence Guinness.
Prelude: "Andante"-Mende
Anthem: "He Is Risen"-Moore.
Offertory: ''Meditation"-Liebl
Anthem: "Crucifix"-Faure.
The Ordinance OF Baptism will be
administered.
Sermon: 'christ's Victory Over
Death ana the Tomb" by Ellis l.
The Easter Communion Service, re-
ception OF members.
$50 .. m-The intermediate B. 7.
p. u. Leader. Dorothy Mueller.
6:45 p. n,.-Senior b. 7. p. U. Topic:
"Does the Resurrection Make any Diff
ference in Our Lives?" Marvin Wei
liver, leader.
7:s0-The evening service.
Pianist-Ruth Rand.
Sermon: 1.-The Seen and the Unseen
Ellis l. jackson.
Wednesday at 1880 p. m.-The mid
week service meeting at the parson-
age. This Is the monthly business
meeting.
The church extends Z cordial vel
come to any without q regular church
home to its services.
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FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH

G. Adolph Johns, Pastor
Easter Sunday:
9:45 a. m.-sunday school and Bible
class.
1O:3O-Morning worship.
Vocal solo: "Open the Gates Of the
Temple"-Mr. O. n. Nordlund.
Hymn DAY Of Wonder, Day OF
ss"-congregation.
Opening lturgical service.
EpistnIe lesson: Corinthians l0:Ss-
Hymn: "Morning Breaks Upon the
Tomb"--congregation:
Gospel lesson: Mark 1918.
The Apostles Greed.
Anthem: Christ Is Risen"-choir.
Offerings for Home Missions:
Hymn: Praise the Savior"-con-
Sermon: "He Is Risen"
Vocal duet: 1.-THE Conqueror" by
Mrs. H. Il. Cunz and Mrs. r. Gag
Hymn: II Know That My Redeemer
Lives"-congregatio
Closing liturgical service.
Hope and Love-" by the Sunday
Monday. April ?, at Z p. m.-sun-
day school teachers will meet ut the
Johns home, 7O2 Seventh ST.: p. M
deacons and trustees will meet In the
church parlors.
Bible study, "The Resurrection OF
jesus: s:l5 p. m.-Choir practice.
Thursday. April s. at 8 p. m.-Wii'
ling Workers will meet at the j. A.
Erickson home, 221 Eleventh st. Mrs
c. J. Eliason, assisting hostess. 4
discussion on Jewish Missions will
Saturday. April Z, at 8 a. m.-Con'
firmation class.
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FIRST EVANGELICAL CHURCH
eth and Rosser Avenue

Ira r. Herzherg. Minister.
6:0O-Easter Sunrise service.
Message: Love, Loneliness and
"Holy city"-zylophone solo
Lloyd Graunke.
The nurses from the Bismarck Hos
pital will attend this service IN .
io:oo-sunday School for all depart.
ments. Let every member be present
on Easter morning. Let's make
new record In Sunday School attend
ance. Merrill Larkin. supt: .rv,..
Violin Solo: "The Holy city"-Mr.
Sermon: IT Christ Be Not Risen."
Baptism service.
| Reception Of members.
| Self denial offering.
! 4:30-Lenten service broadcass.
| Subject: "Walking With God"
/ 7:0O-Christian Endeavor.
Intermediate League.
ton Of Jesus Mean" Leader-Neve-
da Fuller.
7:45-Evening worship service. 10y
atty Night. All members Of the var
ious organization present. President 8
Of the various groups to present plans
urging cooperation. using as theme
1--WE Want You to Help U.s.
In closing a short musical pageant
will be given centering around an
Wednesday 7:45 midweek praye,
Christian Endeavor committee meet.
Ing Immediately following the Close
of the service.
to attend all of these services. Com.
and bring your friends IL they do not
attend church.
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that there may be no delay In the
service--10:00 o'clock.
TIL morning worship 10 At li:oO
o'clock. The Sacrament OF Baptism
will be administered to infants. Par.
ents bringing their children should
notify the pastor. There Will also pc
the public reception OF members: The
pastor will preach on THE unseen
Power OF the Resurrection"
The Pioneer society, the Tuxis 80.
ciety and the Christian EndeAvor so.
ciety will combine their services WIN
the evening service at 1880 o.cio x.
The theme Of this service vii! DC
Suffering for Destiny"
The musical service, Grace Duryee
Morris, organist, Is as follows:
Morning
Organ prelude: "Resurrexit Chorus
Magnus"-Lacey.
Duet: 20 Morn OF Joy"-Wilder-
mere, BY, Miss sandin and Mrs.
Bavendick.
Offertory: Forest Flowers"-De-
Quartet: awake Thou That Sleep
est"-Stainer.
Organ postlude: "Unfold Ye Por.
tals"-Gounod.
Evening
Organ prelude: "Paen Of EASTER
Mueller.
Vocal solo: "Calvary"-Rodney. by
Richard Shafer.
Offertory: observation-disclosures
Tuxis choir: "God Hath Sent HIS
Angels to the Earth Again"
Organ postlude: Easter Joy
Laurence.
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E4-Church 4
NeUS
&ASTER SUNDAY SERVICES AT
AcCABE METHODIST EPISCOPAL

Walter f. Water. Minister
Morning worship. 1880 O'Clock.
Organ prelude: II Know That My
Redeemer Liveth"-Handel. by
poxology. congregation Standing.
Hymn: Christ the Lord Is Risen
Today"-congregatl
Apostles Greed: congregation.
Prayer by the pastor.
Anthem: king of kings"-Simper,
by combined choirs.
The Gloria Patri: congregation:
Responsive Reading: Nov Is Christ
Risen from the Dead"-congrega-
Reception OF new members.
Organ offertory: IAN Easter Flow
er"-Worrell.
Announcements. and Offering.
Hymn: Lift Your Glad Voices In
Triumph" -congregatlon.
Ole Speaks. by Mrs. w. J. Tar
Sermon: "The Fact of Immortality"
by Walter e. Water.
Hymn: "Look Ye Saints the Sight Is
Glorious" ---congregation.
Benediction by the pastor.
Organ postlude: GLORIA in Excclsis"
Mozart.
Sunday school 1900 noon: Special
Playlet given by IS . Senior King ns
OF Stewardship"
Epworth League, $50 p. m. Topic:
s.Why DO We Celebrate Easter"
Leader, Mr.. Philip Nelson.
Evening worship 1880 o'clock. THIS
service will be in charge OF Com
missioner William Mcintyre OF Chi
cago and assisted by his staff Of Of
Ulcers. The combined choirs OF the
church and Miss Lovey Gransalke will
sing. and the Salvation Army bands
will furnish special selections. Am
plifiers will be placed In the church
basement for both services on sun
day to accommodate the overflow
crowds. Programme follows:
Organ prelude: unfold Ye Portals
erlasting"-Gounod.
Hymn: "All Hail the Power OF
Jesus Name"-congregati
Anthem: las 1t Began to Dawn
Vincent.
Prayer: Brigadier Albert e. Ches-
ham.
Anthem: 10 the Tomb Is Empty
Scripture lesson by Mrs. Commits.
eioner VIM. Mcintyre.
Offertory, band selection. Salvation
Army band.
Solo: Enough TO Know" by Miss
Lovey Gransalke.
Sermon by Commissioner William
Mcintyre. Chicago, Ill.
Hymn: Grown Him With Many
Crowns'-congregat
Benediction.
Organ postlude: 'Glory''-Andre.
The Salvation Army band will play
selections for Is minutes In the
church auditorium before the actual
service begins at 1880 p. m.
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ZION NV. LUTHERAN CHURCH
(Synodical Conference)

sly OuILH 0LIeeI
J. v. Richert, Pastor
Church services for Easter Sunday
$3.50 a. m.-Sunday school with all
classes. Miss Verna Brelje, superin-
tendent.
1O:l5 a. m-Confessional services
(German.
1O:45 a. m.-Easter services with
Holy Communion (German).
$3.50 .. m.-Easter Communion serv-
ices at Baldwin.
GAS p. m.-Bible hour In charge OF
the Walther League.
1880 Easter evening services
(English).
Mailman.
Appropriate hymns.
"Christ was delivered for our Of
lenses, and raised again for our justi'
fication" Rom. I. IS.
You are cordially welcome to At
tend our services and hear the mes
sage OF the Risen Christ.
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THE BISMARCK BAPTIST CHURCH
Corner of Eighth and Rossef

Corner or ElRntn anQ ItOSSeF
J. J. Lippert, Minister
eye were not redeemed with cor
ruptible things. as silver and gold;
but with the precious blood OF Christ.
Is Of a lamb without blemish and
without spot"
1000 a. m.-Church school. Class
es for all ages. "That may know
Him and the power OF His resurrec-
tion," Phil. 3:1O. an item that should
be everybody's ambition. Send your
children to church school SO that
they may learn to know this resur-
Tected Christ.
11:OO-Mo-ning worship.
Prelude.
Special music by mixed quartet.
Object talk to the children.
Message: Lost and Found"
- 1880 p. m.-Young peoples program.
challenge of the Cross" short
play; readings, instrumental quartets
and special songs make up the pro-
gram.
short talk by the minister.
Wednesday. 500 p. m.-Midweek
prayer service.
Friday. 500 p. m.-Young Peoples
prayer meeting.
Everyone is most heartily invited
to attend all Of these meetings. They
are for you.
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THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Thayer Avenue at Second Street

We welcome you to all our services.
The young people OF the church in
GLIDING all age-groups will hold an
Easter Sunrise Service In the church
and cordially invite all to attend.
The service will be at o'clock.
All departments OF the church
school will assemble In the auditori-
UNI OF the church for their worship
service. Pupils are asked to come to
their usual departments promptly sc
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ST. GEORGES EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Rev. John Richardson, Pastor
Elarence Erifch Qr0aniAf

Services for Easter Day:
1900 a. m.-Holy Communion.
500 a. m.-Holy Communion.
1890 a. m.-Holy Communion and
sermon. Subject: Resurrection.
Special music by choir.
500 p. m.-Young Peoples serv.
ices and Easter pageant.
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additional Churches on Pare y
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Mr.. and Mrs. Z. r. Bradberg Of
Hettinger visited in Bismarck Tues
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day. Mr.. Bradberg operates . recrea
ton parlor and barber shop In Het
finger.
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Miss Cram Announces
Approaching Marriage

The engagement and approaching
marriage Of Miss Mary Dorothy Cram
daughter Of. Mrs. Lena Cram, IL:
Avenue G, west, and the late Mr.
Cram, TO Maurice Diehl, son Of Mr.
and Mrs. +. +. Diehl, 900 Sixth St.
was announced at = bridge party CIV
en- Monday evening BY the bride-to-
be's mother.
The marriage viii be an event Of
Sunday, March Is.
Bridge was played at four tables
during the evening, with score awards
going to Miss Dagny Aslakson and
Lillian Church.
The announcement was made when
. two-course luncheon was served 81
individual tables marked with three
branch candles in pastel shades and
novelty napkin holders bearing the
names Of Miss Cram and her fiance
fashioned from lavender cards tied
with yellow ribbonS and trimmed with
tiny cut flowers. Each table had
color scheme, pink, green, yellow and
lavender being used.
The prospective bride Is employed
at the state auditors office. Mr.
Diehl = living ct Rolla and Is engag-
ed - engineer for Rolette county.
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Mrs. Ula Deemer, sos Avenue b, ha.
been i'll with tonsilitis for q week
Tuesday she was improved sufficient.
ly to be up for short time.
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Miss Grace Rasche, who Is EN-.
ployed by the state highway depart
ment office at Valley City, visited
with her sister, Mrs. ]. A. Kohler, 5la
Rosser avenue, west, during the week
end.
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"New Books of Interest" was the
table talk topic for the luncheon
meeting Of the FANATIC club which
was held Monday noon ct the Inn
Mrs. w. A. Hughes, 6l6 Seventh st..
reviewed Lewis Crawford's History
Of North Dakota" for the remainder
Of the program.
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Covers were laid for Is when teach
ers Of the Bismarck high school had
q potluck dinner Saturday evening at
the high school. After dinner, the party
went to the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Roy H. Neff, TO Seventh st., where
bridge was played at four tables. High
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the Workmens Compensation Blu
reau before her marriage.