The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 5, 1919, Page 6

THE MONTH IN NEW MUSIC || |" 7— EM HOME, era IFEJOINTS, : : SORE MUSCLES Certainly not! He is a diplomat. Now look at Marshal Foch. Arms) nade” with a delightful melody. Thi | ee 4 2 ! svelte os f ZIMBALIST PLAYS gtier is “Le Papillon” (the Butter : ‘ : i eM [folded, eyelids droping | slightly he! ciaher Up Quickly Sider th Soothing I Yi e flooks at the speaker—just looks. He} Penetrating Application of , A PHANTASY FOR fly). It presents .a pretty tone pictur¢ # S et the pitting “creatutes wiioee puter. i Bee | hasn’t the ymnpathetic, respectful Hantin’s Wizard Oil THE VIOLIN — metoay.. Captatn Pollaya obtained. s cetiShtes : : . gaze at all. You ean imagine he's) | 8 TT ism and laine first prize at the Couservatdey a i 3 : thinking at tines! “siveryvody knows ack i penetrates us kdly, drives out fats canoes Hi weit came + Z ‘i 4 ; x race out yesterday. Ouly an hour 4 rnuscles, fone x to the front as a soloist and “member ; ee f { inner time.” i \ - Oil an-absolutely relt- One of the many Keading artists who $f some distinvuished chamber musie Ze. i “aie ’ | And there's General” Lliss. Rotten cptic application for cuts, : i 3 diplomat—Gener: Blis: Why, | vurns, bites, and stings. Sprains and display their varied talents in organizations, until just before the Z 2 4 ‘ z i “d » war he had earned a foremost place { 3 ‘ actually says “Yes” and “No” Jats of! yruises heal-readily under its sooth- wonderful interpretations for himself among French swusicians. ’ " ay : eee ce ae times when ‘he's questioned. I he] ng, 1g qualities. this month athe 4 ; ‘ : won't téll you what you want to know, |, Get it from druggists for 30 cents. . if : : fo gl we Eby he'll tell you he won't. Such) diplo- "If not satisiied Setar the bottle and- 7 a * « iy muaey.- get Your money bac De Luca sings American song ' ; Boe ¥ Ought tobe a law against allowing |“ E\cr constipated or have: sick in English for first tine i : generaly to invade the diplomatic | headache? Just Hie WwW iat ea ‘d j . a k Id with their astonishing straight-|}.Whips, pleasant little pink pills, LINKA'S. well- De Luca’s many admirers will, re- fs A ‘ i 4 2 Rela i Known pene igi, at his first interpretation of an 3 ie 4 ‘ : f forwardness cents. Guaranteed. 'Alouette (The merican song, sung in English, wi 7 ew F i 1T att Lark) furnishes he gives on a Victrola Record just i — ; . nay : \BUILDING NEWS , the basis of a sued. They will 0 appreciate hi 3 3 : a: 2 yr NEW KEITH THEATRE ~ choice of such a simple, eloquent and : ‘ ; i S i COUNTRY OVER BUILT IN NEW YORK. i i i phantasy of sup- erb imagery for melodious a song as “God Bless You, | New: York—B. F. Keith interests the bow of Efrem My Dear.” It is the song of an ab 9 * ; a ‘ i 3 . — we SUSINESE BLODKS . : Zimba i sent lov se thoughts sare b ; a8 : Pe have commenced the erection of a he ura) oa home, might and d wathe voice of hi | ‘ § ; : anh a : FOR FORT WORTH, TEX.! theater at Fordham road and Valen- i ' Fort, Worth, Tex.—Neil P. Ander- | tine avenue, to seat 2,500 people. new Victrola beloved singing alwa: © : Record, from the At the end there is a climax on the i ‘ . ‘ . son & Co., will erect a fourstory of- realm of the un- Words, “I love you.” Here the Italian ' 3 ey é : on se fice building at Lamar and West Sev- + It is a_beauti- es This momentary blaze | tp : Fore ful melody, with is just what is needed to lift the sont | The Star-Telegram Publishing Com- FIT! e delic. | pany has purchased a site on W FREDERICK W. K H “ tee iSevent nand Taylor for a new news- imagi : nes the sweet and the artistry of this experienced ; Here ave three French war brides, and two bridegrooms-»~ The other bridegroom is on the t Tay 1 ARCHITECT | Suggests | the Th Hes the oth of destroyer Nicholson. This group arrived from France on the President Grant. ena Ap erming, frevk laurels to Gio” | Next in the row from left to right are Mrs. Philip J. Lieklikner and Mr. Lieklikner of Philadelphia, : “CITY WATER PLANT. | eT AM HL, thew Doce Lowe in the base hospital at Breét, and Mrs. Philip Gordon and Mr. Gordon of| Dubois, Pa.—Contracts are eing | achievement, far is a tenot | ay au take tlie truck cha ight - on? whom gous, “have lavisued. | seo when. take tle: lry oo — BUM DIPLOMATS | elty (water plant, _A glorious melody, deeply religious It is displayed to : ws in spirit and with divine fire burning x ge in this p t fay st ver, elling ov Paris—Military comamnders make} instructed the trustees of public build. \And How to Gain It terpreted by Car Ii Dvorak’, Song from the “Gypsy Song” | will bery qui i ae ee beefed forewhich plans have been held awél uso on a Victrola . called ongs y other augal e 5 f "J Yr Std claimant of the werld’s hea ‘or which plans.have been neld await- S defects in a - | elf attending one of]; i " r 5 causes and symptoms of all ner- Imagine © yoursel ti 4 ing a favorable time for building. vous troubles, and’ simple, direct seen. Y h d fervor of the singer make | . 3 é ‘ de ws i enth street on a site just purchased. we; a delicately out of the realms of the sentimental wrought tone jeture that beguiles the ballad and make it a true love song, | 7 : nose i The temporarily | Paper Plant. 3 ! : Is of “Faust” b; =~ 7 ‘6 ae “ + the Metropolitan. Opera forees have | | grocniless bride is first, Mrs. S, Adamoviteh, whose husband went to war from Johnstown, N. Y.| yew HIGH SCHOOL AND |} Webb Block Bismarck melody into. th: fluati f the “AN Hail, Thou Dwelling Lowly” hw ho w as petty officer let for a $30,000 high school and voca: | —————. violinist’s _ex C on a fay Vict ced “ month. I arre, V ordon is petty officer on the repair ship Promethos. a | tions BAO in Sandy township. Wa-| . eo e ts aly a ; mea Raartr ae ter commissioners have approved A 4 ! i the” operatic pinnacle | of | three-quarters of ee trame | JOE STECHER GETS RELEASE, SOLDIERS ARE plans for a $100,000 adidtion to the| a a i | » the - , an artist Iess sure st Not only has he the youth and jv! into tre ¢ the NS) Heavyweight Wrestler Gained Twenty Ps ies: master of an ethereal, silve appearance that ee eta Faust | ig sufticiet ugh to make real per] peandes,Sigee Enlistment-- | By HAROLD E, BECHTOL: NE WSTATE BUILDING | co NTRO I were playing, 3 ple pow , St ane| } “ i not mere: | Plans fo Take Fest. i European Manager of N, E. A. Albany, N. Y¥.—The legislature has | In: its phrases x38 eply rutted roa nl down. | Twenty ds heavier than when | p diplomats. That's evident to] ings 5 i 2 F i not know and love | deeply rutte . and down. | wenty pounds heavie a unr diplomats. " tne | ings to proceed.at once with the erec- By H. Addington Bruce an aria newly in ed the service, Joe Stecher,|anyboedy with half an eye on the peace| tion of the new state office building An expert explanation. of the Record. Pieta. |B Me”? d who, kno it, will not eetlinge ChAmDLOnshi: as receive Signore! . (Lord, be glad to hear Kreisler play it as he “The road test has otver advant- | Wes ling championship, has received ; the history.making plenary sessions in yous , Fequbless:,end) simple, /alrec Have Mercy) is does on a new lages as well. It breaks in the motor} the famous clock room at the Quai d’ BROOKLYN BAPTISTS ens of such subjects as attributed to | : Victrola Record 7 (Ramm : and makes possile the many minor Stradella, that al- | ? Asa song it isi iia f a aerate aa Pcuiaorneiwie ‘ Orsay. hi BUILDING NEW CHURCH. || “ sions of Nerve Strain; Habits That most amyithicad 3 beautiful, but adjustments that would o} ° ‘ Glance around the room while Brooklyn, N. Y.—Richmond Hill Hare. Nemean' How te )souuore eighteenth ce oe yed with’ the) iim £ have to be made by the owner ¢ & one of the distinguished diplomats} 50 hist church has b het i Worry and Melancholy; Brain Fag yal : incomparable tone Am| | the first few hundred miles of driving : 5 y all the other | Baptist ¢ as begun ithe) srection its Re 7H tury Italian com PE is speaking and note how all t of a new church. to cost $70,000 at ey emedy: ticw to, Banish noon | oe me Which Kreisler | : sides, Ww! s adjusti: : ' Boho nour ‘ Produces from, his ee i aes be : ! , oe follow. Aeneas with |Ti4th street and ist avenue, ‘It will || eso Getting Rid of Nervous In: i “ : violin, the 1 4 5 thing it ie sure hi f [solictous: reap fi ; e> of brick and limestone trimniings. digestion; few to Galn Nerve coe whereas, if the owner or his driv eee Ab-h, so il would appear. But there a and Strong. paves, mores attempt fo do the work thems ‘you have one of the secrets of di- See Uioha R REW ORK tAn aati auncuny of practical the imagination. seious damage may result.” plomac: r 4 i advice that is sound and sci- aa Pe heat eee a Keeislet plays the cz “Close check is being kept on ever; oe |? Who would imagine that this gray-| New York.—Work has been resum- |] entific and in agreement with lat- to the Rteriot of some areat Cathedesl, ply and directly into service in this te = |inaived “gentioman from. Blankety. [ed on the $45,000,000 army, base the |{ est advances in Neurology. Ought while the cinwon ead whe cad indulging in no = ¥ " si story : , '. |} blunk, the one who is leaning forward |80vernment is building “at South |] to be of immense help in a general priests kneel in prayer and the sinner “ flourishes or or- || Kreisler ports indicate that our road test real- H : Jin his eagerness to “follow” the| Brooklyn. - way to sufferers from nervous trou- pleads in an agony of Tepentance— bamentations of any kind. ly makes certain the dependable qual | | speaker, is wondering who winds the bles.”—Isador H. Coriat, M. D., . “Have Pity, O Lord!” ity of the cars.” : ¢ : famous clock and how often! BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Eminent Neurologist, Boston: Sigina citer iis cares a a Eight new numbers | s : Or could anybody tell from the ex- POSTOFFICE RUSHED. || $1, net; by mail $1.12. Bookstores or double-faced record this month. that will dancers goi NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Rig : y pression on the face—the attentive] Birmingham, Ala.— Construction or Publishers In the Land of Beginning Aga oP Lard : i ee A |face—of the third diplomat from the|work-has commenced on the $1,000, |] FUNK & WAGNALLS COMPANY {Where ‘Broken Dreams Come True) The reagtion from the war has set} In the matter of the estate of J~-, ae jend of that table that he hight be|000 postoffice building for Birming-|] 356 Fourth-Avenue, New York fin, and people feel free to darce as | « ‘Sreverbi 2; 1 | | thinking it would be better to drape | ham. ~y a bring balm, ta many a weary ever ‘before, Abundant incentive is | S°Rl Pe oeceny wiven nysiiee Gnidey . “I found the End of the Rain- Sr s i > 3 eu bow.” on the reverse of the Record, Fee? Fstieee latest selections). o2 of the last will and | f ' is the song of a lover who admits that Joseph C. Smith's popular Orchestra | testament of Joseph Gre; | he found ail the good things supposed plays a couple of corking medley fox- | ceased, late of the city of B: i to lie at the rainbow id when he trots on ong record. “Head Over | the, county of Burleigh and state found the girl of choice. The iHeels” has a novel feature in the North Dakota to the creditors of, and i music is catchy and very charming and ghape of two pianos, whic @ most effective violin obbligato is iplay alone. The medley all persons having claims against tne} i woven into the refrain. Big Show” and “Head Over Heel said deceased to exhibit them With) yo qacnaree from -the hayy at the) | | i dee Stecher. The American folk-songs are being |The other fox-trot, ‘I'm Always Chas- | the necessary vouchers within four il ey ent more widely used than ever before. ‘ing Rainbows” introduces. “Typical | months after the first, publication oi naval traind tation. and the present great interest in com- iTopical Tunes” and the title piece. this notice to F. ive “techer, weighing 220 pounds, said he monnity sings has resulted in Conway's The xylophone is given plenty to do and pr his office in the! “as in the best condition’ of Nis Wptivlig some of ese old'toves ‘24, 2vlaphone ia given plenty to do and AUTOMOBILES, ACCESSORIES AND SUPPLIES | fies fist har Aratur hmmaired en Victor Records as an accompani- ‘violins and brass that giv seph Cc. | city of Bismarck, Burleigh count. ~ le plans to-rest for several) ment adapted for community singing. “Sroi't'y “Orchestra eo, woique’ a place | North Dakota. chs before accepting any engage-| —————————————— nnn EROEEOLTOGA TEN EETE i} Pe eae as athe, dancer's affections. Dated this 13th cay of February.! ments, File with “GlU'Black Joo" and "Masons ig fehalas Orlando's” Orckestrac-a | 919. | eee | Western les Uo, || Radiator Repairing ) iu | for the executri full-bodied string orchestra possessin ENA G é a i and oe See EE peecatris: | BIG BENEFITS . -OF SWIMMING) hist: —and— * BISMARCK -NonTH Daxora io de Cold, Cold Ground” on the exceptional brilliance of tone and ence orchestra. new to Victor dancers. flan of 65 Swims E Erera Bee eal Distributors of Fi TA haters Bring or mail in your films for Bridge to Coney Island to Show} MAXWELL AND OLDSMOBILB Battery Repairing Expert Developing = ‘Lander oak its first plenng 2 wealte f 1 Jolly Harry of old-time grace, with the virtue_o} Those who t ver heard hi - der Joseph Knecht also plays a waltz Z | nies HowrGoad: He Was. FINNEY’ STORE ina bose Hila, have ever heard bis, ni on the reverse of the Record, “Beauti- Reduce Ww We eight ' — AUTOMOBILES CORWIN MOTOR.CO. ] ee Sea . First publication on the 19th day at| 919. | sings another sailor song Till We Meet Again.” The Kable illustration of} the Waldorf-Astoria Dance Orchestra un- want to hear him roll at ‘There is a Sheet se a song which m : 4 —s Bismarck, N. D. Somebody Waiting for Me one eee coeph Ce Spits Orchestra on fan » ese ata cima bos | Mrwelits, to be derived from the oa PORTAGE TIRES nee to every sailor that sails the sea” he ner new Victor def f ol : : a: | swimming was furnishec says in his introduction, Harry Laue “Rockin' the Boat,” a fox--trot rections. ys ate gy when Willitm JP Duify, a| GREEN DRAGON BUICK and SHOE FITTERS der has felt and suffered the emotions hythm and qn e Hy ‘ luan sixty-five years young, swam) the} f these ch ‘yb misty sai is. n sta 4 ¢ 2 4 é He isos thir eminent tnd Wee edie actos, ent etek Hes fro the Brooklyn bridze to| SPARK PLUGS 5 a heir warn . ie i t 06) pou yt : x in 3 Ps. | ot , ae ei oe ot ce ane Eee eae arsenite tomobile A OAKLAND | (2725) LIS 3 ing voice to the snarticslate, | Ler ho have been, waiting ON : ea peed Automobile Acces- || Valve in Head Mot ‘J — rome Cocrace at his Fut Oui Ate coil be more that | EX-ROYAL PLOTTERS) snminont in sever tranches ot ate] gories of All Kinds ag panel haa : st soe coclent Co etete ae Puasa a Fetes. It i late yeas sovizaming has | SCORWIN MOTOR CO. MAIN. STREET ie teat ae second. mu 2 a ( 3 {heen his chief hobby. He undertook | FILTERED c Bismarck, N. D a » recent test just to show some of the one he a i d |.“ Sweet’ : fi : ty 2a Sh nets ©. Pretiy as a foxtrot ont se of ota | proples he ly a8sg6od "as eyer-| GASOLINE [| unui Record the record, ces : he is as ; mbination saxophone, 1 é : They were chafling him good natuted- | : Sones om Tera ae Bee ‘ ‘ | about Mig abe. cana otter ‘lt0| Free Air and Water : PURE PASTEUR- since, th also appears as a eon: : ‘ : yer he. could negotiate the Coney |] 2 BISMARCK MOTOR IZED MILK trasting Olcott first If you want to hear a darky serenade 2 Island cov faster than his own ree: | BATTERY ‘ ; : , x Our Milk Station Open Daily that is the real ‘thin@ just listen to ord of 4 hov ) minutes, nade eight | Nernon Dalhart sin E j ‘ years . On the appointed day | . f COMPANY - Fr Reorder f y - | hard rain and a\cold Wind made mat-| SERVICE STATION ’ 8 as M. to or. _ eed back to E cotton. hi : "8 edly unpleasant, but Daty | ——————————— ‘ tors night to 9 O’cloc jundays cae sa decidedly ry : | Stuck gamely to hi8 tag, and won his | $$$ ccs Distributors of From 9 to 1 P M. Only. » “oT he: harmony % vager. He finished i i - Be 7 y pivaes o Aniehed gt gee ene gon Boarders wanted; room and board $8 STUDEBAKER BISMARCK DAIRY CO. “to hear it ‘again é ? |per ee Two in a bed is $7.50 are Fy 5 | japiece. Single an louble rooms. >, CAD) 210 Broadway Marguerite Dunlap HE TEXAS LEAGUE WILE* RESUME | Board is as good a place as in the 4 ul al i ig” on a Victor | g . , i ‘ state for the froney. Owner.and pro- utomobiles - Phone 348 McCormack i ecor ued. Tt is @ charming : sedton Opens 60 April 26 with a|Prietor, Som Nicola, 104 Main St, : . but there is enough ft va Fs float in a in him to catch fire at'a song like this, little -=" canoe. drifting : Playing Schedule of-145 Games, | Phone 231. “Kins Me Ngan” the ‘waltz “song. = rer_Gow: am in the moow! ight, ; | Glosing Storenper 1 ay UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS SMOKER? Ss. FACTORY from “Mlle. Modiste’ which but a “Dear Little Boy of Mine” is a little while ago captivated the coun- mother song which Elsie Baker effec- ; i 3 try, and paid the penalty for its pope: tivel y Presents on the other side of the The Texas league season will open larity by being sung into an eclipse, record. <4 April 26 and. close-September 1, with " fortunately, could not remain obscured, Would you revel in, the music of : | . é bo: 5 cames Per -Per Per It has reappeared with the words re- your choice whenever the fancy strikes .| © playing schedule of #bout 145 games. 1000. 100 50 written, which are, better than ever you? Would you keep company with It will be .a \six-club league, compris- Billy's Big. 10c . suited to ithe. melody. Mabel Garrison, the Jd reatest artists listening i Fort Worth, Datlag, Shreveport, s 5 that gifted soprano of the Nisgolian {elt nkeretations ot the words x ing "Hore Wor Dang, curerer UNDERTAKING |]. Commerial Glue se00 eae Ae Opera. sings it on a new Victrola musical masterpieces? Or have con- = a Record. Against the rich accompani- tinually at_your command the leadin : ; i Little Billy’s 40.00 “4.00 ment which includes the bell ike orchestras for dancing? Or thrill wit ; Pe ie ; 4 PARLORS jNorth Dak.’Star 40.00 4.00 Chimes of the,celesta, Mabel Garrisons the stirring music of the finest bands? . D0 TT ‘LET A COLD 2B : ; Our Hero ...... 40.00 4:00 feasisite portaae sande out ia charm: Or live again the days of your youth si i / Dp ‘ Home Industr: 36.00 3.60 ing relief. Indeed the high. clear through the old heart-songs of the |- my, EN 4 00-) N.B : 3 ig tones sound. ‘something more than PAI this. and such more, is pos: : Day Phone 100-M No Be Steblal est ae 10 human, as though the ‘dreamwerar 2 to. the possessor of a Vietrols: a x Night Phones 100 or 687 4 We Ship Cigars by Parcel Post i D Day (Address) cee over seen rad stration at ie Foen cece if. ithe, doy may ar be shadowy. .reality of. song. rours if vou.visit the nearest. Victor ( ree The distifguished French ellis, ~ (lever and you | ‘ ’ Willi ' Ciptain Ferneed Bellin SEE AAS colt oe cag a th ae eatin Lie De ioe Licensed Embalmer in Charge illiam | F. Erlenmey: cf 4 zz x ‘igar Factory of France. plays two. charming nui- Tul 1 ible tl Vice: bers on a_Victor Record just ‘issued. “nga alge gece th noes is ? am relief ‘ 423 Third St. Bismarck, N. D. is Pierae’s wellknown ‘Sere- willing to oblige you, i x % ; —{$—$—$—$—$—$_=_$_——————————————— Phone 2. Z RIGOROUS ROAD TEST that practices road testing is the ex- 4 “ear i ‘NEW TRUCK FEATURE. jception rather than the rule. hot bath bef ; - : ar “Whil# superior standardized manu- roche —THE— \ OR. A. SCHUTT: “gvery, Oldsmebile Economy. Truck | facturing methods no doubt make a j morni: aye ee Makes cect Before Leaving Fac- |road testiless esvential than formerly, ; wt ‘ ; ELECTRIC SHOP DENTIST. . Says Dealer. * the fact still remains that the best Joachim. 29, youngest son of the| aod Roel Ps 5 z Be, 8 S “Not soraany years ago practical-| way to determine tiiat an automobile} cx-kaiser of Germany, perhaps as-| - ak SKEELS pecial, Work In Extracting is all that it is supposed to'be is to| pires to be a king ‘or to help his . z ¢ ¥ Hagagrt Block 5 give it a road test. Apd that is, put| friend Rupprecht to become one. At : ; Bverything Electrical iNesesad Biemareh Ni: 0: {t out on the road amd make it per-|any rate he is reported arrested in| amberof sive 4 * 5S = — form. -For obvious reasons this is}Bavaria-along.withPrince Rupprecht ad $1 , : ‘Wirtng Fixtures and Sapplies See les eee tie Of trucks.”* pet Prince Leopold: for mixing in the! = Deleo Form Light Plants that reason we are Foe be) plot to overthrow the popular govern- creed able to say that every mobile | ment and reestablish a throne. Ruf- Hep 2 ow Willard Service. Battery, truck makes good before it) precht has never foresworn hig rigat} Station Os ie 0. K? = for shipment ee! the fac-| to the Bavarian urone should the| tive, but le ed ‘CA ri production sched-! tory. ‘making good’ I mean ex-| succession come his way. From the 2 ibune . the road tent wn-lactiy thet. ‘THe tenters bolt iron| top dewa, in tho pleturo, Joachim, eee Harness Phone 370 aaa eoubeny Beat "ener, dD. big automobile factory ‘blocks which weigh sonitthing over! Rupprecht and <Leopold. . ; nd Phone 752. j ety ra ead git P < \ wa eR Ran