The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 17, 1919, Page 6

H 3 BUILDING TO RQUAL FIVE-YEAR PROGRAM! - U.S. Labor Agent Estimates 1919 Public Works CN. EL A. Washington Bureau, 1134 Munsey Bldg.) Washington, D. G.,—A decided re- vival of building all over the country but particnls * in the middle west.! poration. is reported by Henry N. Teague, field | ; 7 5 agent for the U. 8. Department of La- lig LP AL aR area bor, who has just completed a six | te! $750,000 hotet and weeks’ tour | ment store, “There will be a gre of public] _ Allentown, Pa.—$500,000 office build- building during the next six months,” | ius and theatre, says Teague, “The public improve-| Detroit, Mich. ments program for 1919, I am con-; store. $5,000,000, » Bamberger, 2,000,000 grain 1128- Newark, N e ment depart- ore by nn artmenf ho- 0.000 depart: 0,000 department vinced, will equal that of Cleveland, O.—#300,000 — store and YEARS IN THE COU? i theatre buildin; TORY, and the road building vities | Ce $300,000 addi- | from the Atlantic to the Pacific, will] ne haa | | tion to Grace hospital. be tremenddous. “Phe scope of improvement work is} Evanston, much larger in the west than in the | Cu go- ere is much criticism in the west | livestock rument’s failure to go} The De ahead with its own building operations, | Of Public Works and Construction De- | Tn man ities federal buildings, | Yelopment reports that approximately for which sites, plans and appropria- | $100,000.00 in’ private buile tions were made before the war, are | tracts were reported to it in February, held up because the ¢ nal appropria- | The total of the January contracts tion is not high cuough to cover the | Was ouly one half that sum, | | i | inereascd cost of construction and ad-| Nearly all the states showed an in- 1 money has ne o ranted. | €rease from week to week during last b, siys M ne, shows | Month in private construction work tnore building activites hoany city| The New England states, for instance. | he visited. The c! ie $14] in the first weck of February reported 000,000 on the mun ks, em | contracts ‘ded to the amount of/ 000; in the second week, 0.000, elevators for the Terminal Grain cor- { SIX COLUMBUS, 0., AIRMEN. ~ SHOT DOWN 42, HUN PLANES, Center, Eddie Rickenbacker, ace of aces in America; left top, ploying more than 10,000 men. uth Bend, Ind.. is developing ynodel industrial residence section giv- ing homes to 12,000 new employes of the Studebaker corporation, which is| # to build a new 38,000,000 factory. yr Other important building projects | reported by Teague are: lthird week, $66,000, and fourth week. 700,000, Of this coustrnetion cent was of wn indifstr percent business, an idental. i New England's showing, however, is | far behind that of the western states, | Towa, Hilinois, Wisconsin, Tudiane. | Michigan, \ i sas shows | a five-fold in bruary over January. are® Fir: “er | Many Miners who are subject to coughs, colds, | 000; second week, tender throats, weak lungs or }eveek, $48,000,000 shoul serious! alnohary, ils, | In the middle west 91 1-2 percent of | should receive wonde: the construction contracts for Febru: and strength pomithadaly ueor jary were for private construction, i 19, percent state and municipal work and 0 S 1-2 percent government construction. New York and New Jersey also show important increases in February, and | in these two states hesidental building | made up only 10 percent.of the total. | Ohio, West Virginia and Pennsylva also shaw a sligl i rove o Its rich, nourishing and tonic | o shaw a slight improvement virtues are a bulwark of strength to the miner threatened with weakness. Scott’s hel kee the blood pure and body strong to resist disease. vi $9, 009, 00 ), fourth week, $50, the January figures, and 8S percent | of the total was for re Minnesota and the Dakotas tracts of about $1,000,000 eported inst These facts show, that the hesi about starting construction — pl | ery miner should take 2 | because ef the high cost of matrials Scott’s Emulsion every day. “© | js apparently being overcome all over Scott & Bowne, Bloomfield, NJ. 18134 | the country. / Business ee Bring or mail in your filmas for Expert Developing FINNEY’S DRUG STORE Bismarck, N. D. Radiator Repairing —and— Battery Repairing CORWIN MOTOR CO. 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Erlenmeyer | Cigar Factory 423 Third St. Bismarck, N. p.| Ph 243 PERRY UNDERTAKING ‘PARLORS Day Phone 100-M | ‘Night Phones 687 or 100 - in see de eee y carriage of wenon 1 ; yeu te get our prices, FRENCH & WELCH Hardware — Tools — Implements Barun os Canipas 2 Weoen SEC SS ee ee eran Matin is Gs BT. BURKE |chines during the great war than avi ‘ators from any other American c er | Capt. Eddie Ric |Licut’ Walter Wanamaker; bottom, Lieut. Vaughn R. McCormick; "| right top, Lieut. Louis Simon; bottom, Lieut. Walter Avery; bot: tom center, Lieut. Fred W. Norton. Claim Record Amofg American Cities; Two Met Death, Ger-| mans Captured Two; Ricken- | bacher’s 26 Leads List. Two of the six columbus boys, Lieuts. Fred Norton and Vaughn Mc- Cormick, weré*killed in air fight. Two more of them, Lieuts. Walter Wanamaker and Walter Avery were shot down behind the German lines and were taken prisongrs. Wanama- kei d ken nese and a BY C. C. LYON. ! N. E. A. Staff Correspondent. Columbus O.—It is the proud boast of Columbus, O., that six Columbus aviators shot down more German ma- came through with his 's without receiving a scratch, Simon “escaped inj It was Lieut. Walter Avery who, in his first air fight, brought down Cap- tain Mendkopf, famous German ace. Mendkopf was ‘so furious that he shouid have been’ whipped by a novice in the air game that he went for days _iwthout Speaking to his Ameri- What other city can beat the lumbus record of 42 Eoche plane: Here are the official figures Columbus boy Her. dainece 20 Lieut. Fred Norton an) Lieut. Louis Simon 4 ich armies Lieut. Walter Ave 3 utional victory during the Lieut. Vaughn McC 25 ihicl drive. Attacked by tree Lieut. Walter Wana: 1 un two-seaters, he returned their ending down Tota .. $2) two: of iy in flames, killing their The w tient gives the total!) four occupants. He then chased the number of macaines downed by Amer: | third plunc for more than 70 iniles. ican Wlors as Columbus. | Rickenbacher has so many medals. thei j palins and ,citations that he has _,to furnistes 10°per-cent of all 4 y them around in a vallse, the victor Jea OR ee PROGRESS VS. REVOLUTION. - Great Britain Has Made a Long Stride Toward Democracy in Industry—Without Chaos, Bombs or the Shedding of Blood and a talk of a “dictator ship of the polefariat.” | Neverthe if such a dictatorship: be amoug. the You start to- eh it is true ing the Chaos is not necess “in the be hout form and void.” 1 the things hidden in the’ future ‘the m any and Aus: ures now taken will enable it to come reso- without. chaos and bleodshed and’ to of failure, the ‘confer- n view, Such function without éértainy No Englishman admi' enee has ich thing: lutions andred fi ly follow that social 1 her is an absence a sign of stagnation. A mor an mission would be recognizing the j mental revolt renters today in Lon- | of revolution, Might lead to theor- don than 1 This British) izing and phrase-making and deloy ac- revolution just its “Cous stitnent | tion. oe The substance that underlie Cont al Cong! or What-| froth of labor's upheaval in Russ ever may be the: latest fashion in| Germany, and everywhere else for that ter, names for the demand that the process The assembly r ary gatherings. | itself was too busy jo ~ Bri avin has ay; much further ; lead [ than‘uny of .the'zevoluting nations. e a new form of government} This’ newly called conferel for British industry. Fach party add the, centralizing national_¢ selected 30 representativ o draw up| the “WhitJey’ plan.” that already is in Plans for the new government. i in eight of the largest: indu: Out of this conference u id the ain and in the y ling | = In these industries Jabor now has voice with ownership’ in ‘all that concern the process of furnishes s growing |: the moaive force-behind it tem of industrial or B tly increasing the power of labor.) production: testing all workable portions of so-) These :xatious industrial parlaments | ayy vietism, but holding/fast to, remocracy | wre onw to bé joined. in “some sort’of a RANA RA ARRAN RAARAA WOMEN RULE TUSTIN, y HICH, | | * Tustin, Mich., has elected an ‘all-wom: iu Michigan, ,in its. village cad frat sobs aes cb | None of the women wanted: job, despit eat drunk ‘is: no, more. in’ Michigan aad the calabooek rarely raped, The omen elected are::1, Bird Holmes, assessor ;2, aan -Givens, president ; 3, Margaret Towland clerk; igus P. 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