The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 27, 1918, Page 8

‘HOME GUARD RULES noon, March 27. | | SPEED MENON WAYT0 CAMP Big Farewell Demonstration for is Draftees Planned by the Home Guard WILL PARADE’ STREETS With every state, county and cil owffice closed, and with business pended throughout the city, Bismarck ‘will unite Friday afternoon in giv- ing the 27 Burleigh county select men! ‘a’ rousing farewell on their departure for’ Camp Dodge. The boys will leave} Bismarck. on a special train about) 2:30 Friday afternoon. They will be escorted to the station by the Bis-' marck Home Guard, headed by the Elks’ band, and all of the capitaldom will assemble at the Northenr Paci- fic depot to see them off. The Ladies’ Auxilliary to Cos. A and I is engaged in making comfort kits for the Red Cross which will be presented the select servicemen. and. the boys will be remembered with other gifts which will aid in cheering the first stage of their jour- ney to the trenches. The district and Burleigh county draft boards will join with ‘the populace in bidding them God-speed, and events now occurring on the west front will lend an @special significance to this farewell. POST WORKERS GIVEN RAISES Increase of From 10 to 20 Per Cent; Truck and Airplane Service Sanctioned | ‘Washington, D. C., March 27.—The} Rouse last night passed a dill for a} permanent raise of from 10 to 20 per! Gent in the salaries of virtually all) postal employes, providing for “postal | savings stamps,” appropriating 2300,-| 000 for experiments; in motor truck impeachment of Judge Chi service, principally to transport food | to the larger cities, and setting 24 cents an ounce as the maximum price | to be charged for delivery of mail by, airplane. } IS HE TRYING TO BLIND COLUMBIA | _BY SWEET CARESS) Minot, ‘N. D., aMren 27.—An eigh! een dneh tube of nitro glycerine was | found) on Vincent Schwartz when he} was searched at the . police station, here/last night after ‘being arrested | following suspicious actions at a pa- trigtic ‘rally here. Schwartz, under} ‘indictment for seditious utterances, | pushed his way through the crowd to| the target. the front of the hall and. seizing an’ American flag, kissed it and then ran. DOUGLAS UAIRNANKS AT K. of C. Campaign Raises $4,069,542 ‘* For Soldier Fund! New York. March 27.—A contribu- tion of $230,000 today by the Carnegie foundation added the finishing touch I to the campaign conducted by the Knights of Columbus in the Arch- ‘diocese of New York to raise $2,500,- 000 for their welfare work among ‘American troops here and abroad and lifted the total tonight to $4,069,5 with reports not all in. i The gift of the Carnegie foundation was the largest single contribution, recorded during the drive, which end- ed officially last night. The donation ‘was made chiefly through the efforts, of Elihu Root, who called a meeting of the trustees to consider it. MUST WAIT WHILE | U. S. IS SERVED, Regulations through which North| Dakota’s 320 home guard units, num-| t preparation of which has been del gated by Governor Frazier to Adjut-| ant:General Fraser, must wait the) movement of drafted men to Camp} Dodge, which begins Friday. General ®raser had made some progress with this.task when orders came for the| mobilization of the deferred quota of} North Dakota’s first draft quota. This/ 4s work which must be done on sche ule, and until each and every one of; these more than 2600 men is safel: delivered at Camp Dodge, the adjutan' general's office will have little time to! think of-other matters. | HE WEATHER |) ur hours ending at! ‘Temperature at 7 a. m Temperature at noon . Highest yesterday . Lowest yesterday . Lowest last night . Precipitation .... Highest wind velocity Forecast | Fér‘North Dakota: Unsettled weath-| tonight and Thursday; probably showers west and central portions to- Sight; cooler Thursday and west por- tion. hi Lowest ‘Temperatures ‘FORMER DAKOTAN KEEP OFF OF OLD N.Y. LEGISLATORS DOROTHY PHILLIPS STARS IN “BROADWAY LOVE” AT BISMARCK THEATRE TONIGHT FOURTH LOAN “NOT TO COME ~~ BRRORE FALL |Expected That Amount ‘Will Be Greater, Than Ever Before ; | McADOO TELLS NEW PLANS Washington, March —The gov- erpment’s general financial plans for {the next eight months, ‘disctosed to- for a long period of rest from bond isues after the third loan or $3,090, , 009,000 next month.. The fourth lib-! erty loan is scheduled for next Octo: | ber or November. a The amount of the fourth loan prob. ably will be greater than any before, and consequently the treasury next‘ /summer probably will start issuance | of certificates of indebtedness in con: siderable amounts, Anticipating this, the rouse ways and means. committee today tentatively approved raising the limit of outstanding certificates from $4,090,000,000 to $8,000,000,000. y Allies’ Loans ‘Continue. Loans to allies will be continued {during the next fiscal year starting ; July 1, and although more than $1,009, 000,000 authorization. of this purpose presentation of heighth of style. These scenes are in-| still remains, congress is expected to aprove further credits to the sul The Bluedird “Broadway Love” at the Hismarck cidental to an engaging story of love t #500 theatre tonight will be a fashion’ and adventure; typifying night life in Of $1,509,000,000. | Mr. McAdoo est show with a score of the prettiest! New York amid the shimmer of the mas this will be suficient to fill al- girls appearing as stage beauties in| bright lights and swirl of the “fast. Hed needs until October, and another gorgeous apparel. There is a dres Dorothy Phillips, prettiest of , authorization will be asked before the ; ing room incident of especial inter-| Bluebird stars will head a large com-'®™ount is used up.:. Actual credits | est to those uninitiated in stage ways; | pany in these brilliant scenes, telling: 84 Payments are made at the sec: several scenes of chorus girls in hand-|a story of gripping interest with a ‘etary’s discretion, subject to the lim- ome gowns, and a fashionable recep-| plot baffling in its sudden changes ion where beauty is decked in the| on the way to the happiest of endings; Good Music IS MEANT FOR ALL Great composers. do not write for the rich alone. They have no intention that price shall keep their masterpieces out of the home of any_man, woman or child, who has an ear for fine music.’ We carry the most complete line of pop- ular music: We carry the most complete line of popular and classical sheet music ‘in the northwest. : Note the list of only a few. numbers that we list at ten cents per copy : : | his strenouous efforts to relieve the ‘old boy of the blues, Fairbanks un- GIVEN BENCH OF | sorih slot ic i aes gro CRUMIN MONTANA | change), to seperate him from his | wealth. Details of the conspiracy aim 27 —George' to abduct the millionaire, and keep named to-| him safely out of finance until a cer- as | tain transaction is put over. Quite by i dis.| Chance, Fairbanks finds himself. in- the | Yolved in this plot, and defeats it in Jes L., & highly ingenious as well as ath- arth | letic manner. s i “The Habit of Happiness” will be shown at the Orpheum tonight only. Helena, Mont. P. Jones of Wiba y by Governo: e of the trict. The vacancy was crea m Y. Ste eenth judic Crum. Judge Jones forme Dakotan and once ran fo that state. He LAKE MICH., treat Lakes, Ills. RDIE DON’T LIKE BOXING Albany, N March 27.-- The as- committee late tonight f Yr efused to vote out the McCue box “ - rain-| bill which would, if it became a law, | “Goodby Broadway, Hello ng Station but it never had a chance | re-establish boxing in the state France”......... 0.0555 10¢. The crew from the armed guard Sarak Een ae “Where Do We Go From school made short work of it with a . Here?”...........005). threeinch gun. The submarine was Convict Returned “Over There built of wood and was used as et for practice shooting. The nine shots went wide but the tenth. eleventh and twelfth shots destroyed Citizenship That He May Serve U.S. Helena, M sam V. Stewa “Long Boy an “Hawaiian Dreams” ...::. “So Long Mother”....... “Aloha Oe” ...:.. oh “Over the Top” . er. “Just As Your. Mother Was” We The negro is young and;| “America, My Country”... and recruiting officers, it is “Goodby Germany”... :. 3bed at him, | “Cleopatra Jazz Band”. .. withholds his name, bee ed a good life since serving m, which he received for grand | The sunny di anks has at last been adequat y dramatized in a new Triangle Fine called “The Habit of ccording to the plot, which has sed by Shannon, See Douglas Fairbanks at the Or-|| “Strutters Ball” ........ a y Director Allan, Pheum to night in “The Habit of Hap-| “Don’t Leave Me Daddy”. . 10c Dwi peen given a. Piness.” 1 *;committee to explain further details * (night by Secretary McAdoo, provide’ ‘| down hearted people laugh. The very profession that approximates that of the Brothers Cheeryble in “Nicholas Nickelby. OPEN EVENINGS THIS WEEK S. E. Bergeson & Son novelty of this brings him more cli- ents than he ever can hope to cure.| Among them is a crabbed old million- aire; and Fairbanks takes peculiar{ interest in his case ‘because he has a! beautiful daughter. In the course of be. His particular business is to make | i} | Douglas Fairbanks in ‘The Habit THEATRE Ais nat roadway Tonight||¢ ff ||Tonight igh QRPHEUM]|"'e"| Don’t fail to see the glorious scrap—Husky young star handles a flock of gangsters with- out gloves or mercy—TOMORROW, NORMA TALMADGE Tonight| BISMARCK |Tonight| Dorothy Phillips ‘The Bright Lights of Broadway and the Lure of ‘the Stage And many others too numer- ous to mention. Mail orders promptly filled. Postage paid on 1C copies or more. WONDER 5c and 10c Store: of Happiness’ Ovi i 8, EY LURUAUOOUSUONSOUOUOUGOOSOUGUOCUEUCURCUOUDOEGUUOOOCCAROGOUONONOUGAUNOROUOD annununanaucnauenecnuancucsuccuecanquacean! sy be tations imposed by the act of con-/his letters suddenly ceased, Dollard gress. sf won his title of judge in Belfield, ‘Whole. Authorization Not to Be Used.| where he served as justice of the he returned ‘here In the same way the amount of cer-|peace and ran as a candidate for then disappedred: ! tificates of indebtedness fo ‘be issued| county. judge on the republican tick- interested’ Senator Asle J: Gronna in depends on Recrslary Bo Adoe 8 de- et in. ne was defeated and later locating her ‘brother, cision, and it is thought that he would |;became or of the Mineral Springs 3 Pan SEER PLABO PS not have outstanding at one time| Tribune, at 'Mineral Springs, S. D. In _ Don’t fail to Bee the gloriou the entire $8,000,000,000 although au-| the early fall of 1917 he resigned this banks scrap in “The Habit of ; thorized by congress. These are is-|post, and after visiting the family of ness at the Orpheum tonight only. “ieee SYSTEMIC CATARRH {are redeemable when receipts from | literty loans of taxes are heavy. | j of the bill providing authorization of L t All H ‘| f '84,:,00,000,000, additional liberty bonds | os ope 0. Secretary McAdoo will appear to- {morrow before the ways and means of more certificates, and allied loans. ! e ' The secretary tonight explained, A B W | that he plans to issue third liberty | ver e 1 n e bonds in denominations of $50, $100, 500, and $1,000, as in the first and pas Re econd loans, and that terms of install-| Mrs. James A. Hall, Box 86, Nor- nent payment will be the same as in, fis City, Illinois, writes: te “About twelve years ago my health Peruna leogan to fail. | could not eat any! M. ad i ps n he past. thing without sufferinf for it. I had heart burn, sour stomach,- palpitation NEW YORK GIRL ‘ SEEKS BROTHER ‘tn my sices and back. "In fact) aut Me’. in aatw. ; ‘fered all over, and a cough almost| Tike q * : iss L. A. Dollar ‘ants Advice like consumption. Doctors failed ‘to Gs i 9 | relieve me;, in fact, they did ‘not} N KE W PERSON: of Dickinson Man seem to know what ailed me. I con- : ; i | tinued to grow worse until I was un- i Wye earasete paket pew neon: b °7—IM able to sit up onl: rt of the time. | 2a! 0 * Ban .to eat without: pe maren | {aes Ly Peet ate suffering. |! continued: to improve. When 'I had*zaxen eight, 1 was. like, a new person. That was fourteen But one day some one threw some years ago. | think Peruna the great:: fooks in at my door, I read 'them| est family remedy ‘t \s, for 96° and found them to ‘be. Peruna books.! to catarrhal- They described my feeling so truly | trouble. je anv ene af. sent at once and got a bottle and flicted with’ catarrh to take | Peruna: began taking it. You pronounced and I am sure it will leave, in my ailment, Systematic Catarrh, and . Those who object to liquid. medi-- gave me some advice. cines can secure Peruna tablets, Dickinson. N. D. A. Dollard, head of a multigraphing I had almost lost all hopes of ever: and stenographic bureau in New York being any better. : city, is anxious to* learn tne where- abouts of her brother, Judge George T. Dollard, for many years a resident of Belfield and Dickinson, but who left this city ‘November 10, 1917, and has not since been’ seen or heard from. 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