The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 28, 1918, Page 8

f YANKS’ NEEDS CARED FOR: NO MORE KNITTING Local Red Cross Chapter Re- ceives Instructions From, Headquarters. The greatest knitting campaign in the history of the world has officially | closed. The American Red Cro finds that it has on hand sufficient knitted articles to supply the Yanks’ needs until they are returned home again, and the following circular let- ter has been received at local chap- ter headquarters: Having recently made a careful in- ventory of the stocks of knited arti- cles on hand in all divisions and camp warehous national headquarters has found that these are sufficient to care for the needs of all men now in 1 camps and those returning from the other side, besides allowing a gener- ous shipment to the foreign commis- sions for civilian relief work. There- fore, the Red Cross wil 1 suspend} knitting as one of its regular produc- tion activities. Will you please take} the following action to make this change of policy effective in your territory? Instruct branches and auxiliaries: (a). To complete all knitted arti- cles now in process. (b). To give out no additional yarn to the members, (c). To forward all comonleted ar- ticles as rapidly as possible to di- vision warehouse. (d). still; on’ Rand, divided into sweater and sock yarn, unless you already have this ‘Information available. Give wide vublic‘ty throughout your territory, tg, the rpagons why knitting has ‘been (suspended set forth in the teat part of this Tétter ‘Please emphasize esneciallv the fact that we would like to have all knitted articles finisbed and sent to the di-. vision warehouse as promntly as pos: | sible so that they may be available for distribution at an early date in order to vrovide the most effective relief durine the nresent winter. Very truly yours. COPA RIDLEY, TMrector. Bureau of Chapter Production. CHIROPRACTIC FOR THE’SICK ! A well informed chiropractor. who is a regular graduate in the science can alwayg. give you a correct anat- omical examination for the disease of any .organ‘in your body “What ‘is beter, his adjustments re- Méve the distress,’ and in most casds will, tually Jead.to a cure s t RuUS.iEnge, D. G Phic., wi be pleased to give you a FREL examina- tiot, and disgnoéip: of ‘your condition. Office in the Lucas Block. Bismarck. . Advi. | Phone 75, City Fuel Co. . For the Beulah. Coal “Call'C. A, Finch Lum-| ber :€o., phone 17, for Old ‘Hickory Lignite. j Wilson in America's “w! To report all stocks of yarn ! { bellish the place. PARIS PALACE (N. BE. A. Special to The Tribune) . Dec, 28.—Royal trappings of wleon's dit) President * house” in Mrs. Wilson, sleeps upon a eanopied bed of pink brocade, with pink tapes- tries, The pres ressing room has closets for 50 suits of clothes (though the president hasn't that ma him) and a hundred pair of Mrs. Wilson has more changes of costume than the president, naturally. | but even for her the closet: space for 100 gowns is more than ample, ‘The Pa silence of the president | while in F H rance for the peace confer: | ence is the home of Prince Joachim Murat who was one of Napoleon's mar- shals and later king of Naples, and who married Napoleon This early Murat was at one time gov- ernor of Paris, and lived in a magni-} ficient palace in the Rue des Citoyenes | In the home of the present Prince | Murat are many of the furnishings of the Murat palace of Napoleon's day. Great drawing rooms open the one into the other. Magnificent silons, fitted — with’ nished. An immense dining room. with a ma- | hogany inlaid table seating | vided with a wonderful: gold serv which has been placed at the disposal of the presidential pu Carpets an inch thick cover the | floors; mirrors in massive, gilded frames line the walls; silk and velvet, gilding and embroidery everywhere cu stem of elec signals been a need between the! snare hich are stationed there, | » Though iu a fashionable street, the Murat house has, on one side. a school for children; nearby, a little corner two act and a OW WILSON’S HOME: . is pr |cafe, and, across the shop and off BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE FURNISHINGS RFE LUE TR ATING Above, one of the richly furnishe es and marbles, are richly fur-) as a reception room by President.and Mrs. Wilson; below, the house, in the | Rue de Monceau, and sité approach sand studios. RETURNED SOLDIERS TAKE NOTICE, Knowing you wi!l want a new su or overcoat, I will alow you 10 pe cent off any made-to-measure The grounds, about the house cover | overcoat or both and allow tern payment. Carney Coal Phone'94 O. E. Anderson Lbr. C. WERE ONCE A KING’S dd salons in the Murat residence, used , ‘Notices had been sent to the Town- {ley men {force and head off the “home rulers.” jhas ju LEAGUE WILL SEIZE COUNTY JOBS—BOWEN {Continued Yrom Page One., There will be one committeeman for each of the 13 states in which the league is said to have perfected “tem- tl tion of A. C. Townley, who has been| junanimously re-elected as president ;and sole manager of the league.” “Home Rulers” Turned Down, to come to Sioux Falls in This program was carried out. The “home rulers” were outnumbered and outvoted. ‘They presented a resolu-| tion demanding that South Dakota! urer,;who should be bonded, and that the articles of the national associa- tion should be amended to permit this. A substitute resolution indors- ing the Townley articles of associa- tion then offered and adopted. It is said that Walter Thomas Mills, until recently Townley’s chief propa- gandist in North Dakota, where he is supposed to have made many con- verts, has been appointed Townley | | field representative for South Dakota| ©. and that a paign will stale, BISMARCK BOY MISSING SINCE LAST SEPTEMBER Mrs. Relbina Block of Main. street re soon be started in this Albert. been reported missing. in action since early in September, Owing to some confusion an official report did not reach Mrs. Block earlier, It is Nomatter what your business ambl+ tion may be, you can best enter on career through a thoroughly ommercial education, With Anoviledge and training to back you, youcanclimb toanyheight youchoose. now bold responsible executive posi ions throughouttbe Nor:hwest. Often. more calls for D, B, Ce raduates’ than: the::college-can fill. ‘The field for EFFICIENT busin men and. women i ded.” D. 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