Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, March 11, 1919, Page 3

%(' | | | NONE-T00-P00R ° Every.. American..Citizen - Should “Join-Movemerit to Help Na- tion Finish-War Job. | - JOIN-SAVING SOGIETY " Phey Furnish béfln!u Agency to Pro- mote Americanism and Crystatlixe Habit of - Thrift—Furnish Stim- it ‘ulant for Sale of Becurities. —— nty chsirmen .and . their ‘known ‘as Bavings Society Weelk. To 'everyone who answers ‘question— Why not?" American “citizen, he has not taken ‘Government -finish the job. Director J. ‘H. Meyering in = raport Rogers.. Mr.-Meyering-explained that Foactieally all ¢ counties weie already on the job. that from-the report of his fleld work. ere he Yelt-very siure the'men on the @ring line weuld bs ready to start the _..campaign with & .Tush on or before -Monday, February 17. Secieties: Are Necessary. - Dr..George N. Bauer, Vice Director of the . District War' SBavings Division, _ stated that be. was.canfident the re- sults of the Organigation Week wonld be " satlstectory. He stated emphut- jeally ‘that_in his ‘opinion the peopte of tize -district would respond to the appenl of their Government, and that #il-that was necedsary was to make ‘them understand trat the ppeal was urgent.’. He sald his experience had ‘convinced hfm ‘that the people were ready to &0 their share. by elimfnating ‘Waste, saving and bhuying-stamps,. and Ahat the principal Job which the organ- izers had-before them for the present cé people of the value socleties and the ,"“said Dr. Bauer. r'to’ have a part, ‘none. 80 . well off. he-can be indiffer- ‘ent.” s 2 A._fi.i‘m»l;al:hokmmad in the ‘busiress of :living:is.interested in the Thilft campaign. . The Savings society is the mechanism for making the cam- ..”paign” effective. It brings the cam- paign to all, not to one or two. Why Bavings ' Societies. “T am’gsked many times why it is nacessary to have. thess - societies,” . eaid Dr. Bauer. “I hive ‘summed- up ==-Ahe-vital reasons undsr the following -“five heads. - It 1s necessary to organize War Savinga:socisties, because— 2 "L~ They Rurnish a définite plan for “brifiging many important -economic _problems to the attsntion of the com. munity, “3. "They furnish a:definite: agency to.promote-Americanism: At the mo- - inent-there-{s-nothing more-tmportant | thanithat. pboplé ‘should be awakened as to the dangers’ which threaten our form of Government and impressed ‘with the -importance of-loyally sup- | ~Jporting our institations. ‘This can' be done “more “éNecétively through soci wtles than by workitig among individ- usls. “3. ‘They furnish a'means to crys- ‘talise habit of Thrift and furnish a ... stimulus _for the zale of-Government ... seourities. “4. . Through group societtes it will be possible to bring to the attention of pedple everywhere information and inspiration in the. form of letters, . pamphlets and the spoken word. “5.«The sale of ~War * Savings stamps, which {s the immediate resuit desired from Thrift education, will be increased during & long period of time ,it carried on thraugh socleties because the fndividual will perform his duties more fajthfully if encouraged and checked up by associates interested in the same cause.” These are some of the reasons why the nationel and district War Loan Organizations have determined upon an intensive campaign of organizing War Savings sccieties as the basis for the 1919 selling campaign. i ——THINE 13 INTRREST-~BAVE—— Thia_is. the -question: -soine’ 286 | as- ‘siftants “will ‘ask of several million peopls in the elx states of the Ninth ““Wederal "Reserve District during the ‘weelt of ‘February 17 to 34—oMcially this 'question fn the negative, some mem- .. 'ber 'of the organization. will put the 1 And the bur ‘@Pan qf preof will. then be upon the individual to "show 'why, as a good * "this first important step in helping his _“We_believe that.there will-be or ganised in this district quring Savings ‘Socjety Week at least 20,000 War Sav- ings sgofeties,” declared’ War Savings on the work made to Chalrman A. R. hafpmen ‘had been ap- pointed. end .in the big majority of He - .98id, that Tterature necessary- for the explanatior of the district’s organizing - rwexmpaigrn ‘would be in ‘the hands of «the -aeorkers in-pienty of “time, - and ' * upon his return from a tour of some | Minnesota and South. Dakota towrs, | Y:nm Homing nstifct, — : g . ,v 3 o riences of a resident' in o Joo § ¥ . e & ey ot ot Bemldll-N¥more Car Line | characteristics of the land turtle 18 a - . === : ‘homing tnstinct as keen as that of the carrier pigeon. For the lait six years | DECIDES TO HOME BE A LIVE OKE . ) & 'turtie has been living in his garden. | - TR, ¢ 13th Street Second Street ”E Lps fi"”" dosiaed o g, Sarden. | “Young Man Comes Back ke " i er nse for it, he took it one day!to | ot ¥ as iA . ‘ 2 b, } Jsoms latitton awhy 110 p Irons Foins, fibn hirs has, come Beltrami Ave. Nyiiie ‘friends arc at a loss to understand s work Tew 1 run and ‘dropped J¢ there," Within & fort- night 1t was back in his garden. At the ‘beginnifg of the summer he car- tled /1t “deross: ‘the Delaware river, shell. A few weeks | untiring energy and ability to and get resulls, where only a .weeks, before he seemed to be al down and almost a nervous wr Questioned by qa curlous friend the cause of the' sudden chang ;sald: “I'sure was in bad shape ani no one knew it better than I did. my goat for fair, Car leaves Nymore on the hours afid half hour. Car leaves 18th street on the quarter to and “quarter after each hour. FARE 5 CENTS. ' Careful Drivers. - CO-OPERATE TO FIGHT FIRE' Officials and Gitizens Should Work T gether to" Reduce Waste Largely . Caused by Carelesshess. Seltinterest should prompt’ évery Jroperty awner and tenant to co-oper- I ate with the officlals of the fire depart- . S eTnate e iy quis ment and of the fire-prevention’ bu« it E “an it b at's the wholp sto u !'phated Iron. M. * tircd ove reau. Chief Loucks and Jacob H. Hil- iied ner‘ve;:{{,,t N ta e Phoopt kene, director of the fire-prevention ungry, the way they took h i hat ke { burean, have instituted a system to on. - Could sfi;;fhxfir‘mlfl'\:, ke “fight fires before they begin.”” Semi- ~’(\*;éfheBr:lm)Lm’:ngecl’in‘sr:xlz v monthly inspections are made in every '%WI" ;‘,I,ly-]we,gm‘:i,"fm]a_ 1 ml‘,m part of the clty and property owners aca filled out and had the color ¢ are warned to clean up rubbish and to shiEL nealti that canls -pogs with take precautions against fire, where such appear to be needed. har is gohe over the top,” tie sald witn The comparative figures on fire | conviction. wuste in the United States aud in’ Eu- L P £ ol - “You ean bey T am stro; ropean countries have been presented p T o YOUR CAREER , phated Iron. * Everyone who trics it is to American newspaper readers ‘many & booster. “Do vou know even the dact times. The per capita loss in this i country is ten to twenty times as great Nb matter cohat, yokr bsincw amble yoli €18’ best ‘entcs on ‘aftet marking ' ‘4o He” saw & tamMHiar ‘obJect’ creeping up the garden! path. Neither mountain nor flood could bafle’ the ‘turtle's ‘af- fection for its old home and'it foun vi nd sleepless nights. One day I ¢ theard a_customer,telling T phated Iron had done for in ‘history.“Now"T wonder- it ‘of you' cah give mefa sentence with ‘Over the ' top” in it,” 8hé sald. *Thomas, cafi yout"-The fat boy who had been asleep’ during Tdost of the lésson, was equal to the occaslon, * father’s To insure docto tting the Genut have preseribing it; trust them to go 10 a good thing”, as in some parts of the Old World, Much of that, to be sure, is due to.the difference in materfals and methods of. constructing buildings. But a very | large percentage may be charged our Ameriean carelessness, A Iarge ] iproportion of our fire waste 1S pre- ventable and the Indianapolis officials’ wre working to eliminate that ~ele- ment. | ' Fire waste is a burden to everybody and all should be active In helping to teduce it. The insurance rates of ‘a ¥ty or a nation are based on _the losses the compsnies pay. The small- or the risk the lower the rates will be. The companies recelve from poliey- holders the money that is'pald out on fire losses. Thé way in which to get Yowet Insurance rates is to keep down fosses. We are all interested in that nnd ench should do his or her part to make the ingpection system of the clty thoroughly — effective. —~ Indlanapolis i Star. = ‘(gists everywhere. NS T T R R AT ENTERPRISE AUT0:CO. Auto Livery and Taxi Service . "Day and Night Service ‘Office Remore Hotel, Cor. "3rd St. & Beltrami Ave. Office Phone 1 - | Residence Phone 10 |/ ‘WM. M'CUAIG ‘Manager ¢ ‘youcan: Beightyo Many gradtiiés of the Daksh Bus inees Co&m have developed into big & buzinesssien, Former womcngtudents oy o oesthe vt Ghes L outthe Nor| 3 there are mofe E for D, L‘fi grideaies Yiun the Eollege ean. filly B it Hield Yor EFFICIENT Wuilacke en and Women is never crawded. D. B. €. students arc mads efficient, are aiwaysin demand. 5 Writefor fall infornuation o M. F. i “Watkins, Pres, _ % DAKOTA BUSINESS COLLEGE, FARGO, K. DAE, “MADE I8 (ROOKSTON e T TR Y fliill%i!{l%lfii b Branch House, 114 Third Street, Bemidji T Sdidier’'s Heavy Burden. st persons have the fmpression the ‘mail-clad knight carried an lous weight, yet the largest, heav- 1it of armeor in the Tower of Lon. only 6 pounds, whereas i soldier carries now from 90 pounds. Also, the cavalry i hors < of to . though 1less sturdy ! thus. those ridden by knights of old, z*urr_ more weight than the horses in it el i ies don eve, 5 1 the 1yv of armor. I l Gives a brilllant glossy shine that does not rub ofi or dust off—that anneals to the iron—that lasts four times as long as any other. ¥ Black Silk Stove Polish is in a class by itseif. It's moro carefully made and made from better materials. Try it on your parlor stove, your cook stova o your gas range. If yon don’t find it thebest polish you ever used, your CJ hardware “or grocery dealer is authorized to re- fand your morey. There’s *A Shine Every PUT STOMACH IN . FINE CONDITION Says Indigestion Results from an Excess (Af %ydroch]oric cid. Undigested food delayed in the stomach decays, or rather, ferments the same as food left in the open air, says a noted authority. He also tells us that Indigestion ig caused by Hyper-acidity, meaning, there is an excess of hydrochloric acid in the stomach which prevents complete di- gestion and starts food fermentation. Thus everything eaten sours in the stomach much like garbage sours in a can, forming acrid fluids and gases which inflate the stomach like a toy balloon. Then we feel a heavy, lumpy misery in the chest, we belch up gas, we eructate sour food or have heartburn, flatulence, water-brash -or nausea. ¥ He tells us to lay aside all digestive aids and instead, get from any phar- macy four ounces of Jad Salts and take a tablespoonful in a glass of water before breakfast and ‘drink while it is effervescing and further- more, to continue this f&r a week. While relief follows the’ first dose, it is important to neutralize the acid- ity, remove the gas-making mass, start the liver, stimulate the kidneys and thus promote a free flow of pure digestive juices. Jad Salts is inexpensive and is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined with lithia and sodium phosphate. This harmless salts is used by thousands of people_for | stomach trouble with excellent™ re- ““ . ’” . Satisfy ”’ ?P—yes, sir! Chestetfields go straight to the smoke-8pot; 551, short, they let you know you’re smoking—they ‘‘Satisfy”’! And yet, they're mild. ) Give credit to the blend—the “just-right” blend of Turkish and Domestic tobaccos. And the blend can't be copied. Buy a package of Chesterfields today. fi, e s Sslaces The extra wrapper of glassine paper keeps "em Fresh.