The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 14, 1919, Page 2

In the production of producer, Charles Di viding a glorious spectacular attra “Chin Chin” the; ngham, is pru- | of fun’ and Jemonstra- tions of grotesque acrobittic specialties and dancing are numerous through this merry musical concoction, Those who heard “The Pink Lady “The Little Cate,” cannot fail to t the prc cipate with plea ‘t wll OLD-TIME POLITIC IAN FROM HOME OF CARPET-BAGGING, ILLITERACY AND LYNCHING IS FOR FOR TOWNLEYISM McLaurin of South Carolina, Whose a Reape Are 28 Percent Mlit- erate, Thoroughly in Educational Program “Senator J. C. McLaurin, whom Townley has brought to North Dagota to defend his ‘educational’ program, comes from h Carolina which has to its discredit more illiteracy, more chiid labor, more ravished women and more iynghings than any other state} in the union,” said Tax Commissioner | FP. E. Packard today. t is-quite in keeping with Mr Townley’s policies that he should go to one of the most backward states in the Union for his jazz politicians. South Carolina is the native habitat of the carpet-bagger. Its old-time politicians must find much in common between the carpet bag regime of the ‘reconstruction’ era which followbd the assassination of President Lin- coln and the ‘reconstruction’ days ot the present time in North Dakota. I am not surprised that: Senator Mc- Laurin should be found fully. in ac- cord with the league program. “Until, however, he cleans his own CLOTHES CLEANED OFTEN WEAR TWICE AS LONG less maney ier new clothes. often by the oe They'll look ‘like new and satisfy Magnetos, Genera Special Atte them, a trial. PHONE 811,' 206 ——Distributors for. USL ~ Nevens Company Minneapolis’. largest laundry and dry cleaning establishment. NEVENS'CO., 1203 Marquette Ave., A WHEN YOU HAVEBATTERY TROUBLE i Bring it to-us—we test-and flush any make of Batteries. and repair them right. We also repair all makes of to Out - of - Town Trade. ‘ —— NOTE—The G. & W. Battery Co. which is ; owned by Messrs. Graham and Wright is a new concern and anxious for. you to give G&W BatteryCo Bismarck, N. D. All Work Guaranteed U.S. Light & Heat Corporation Storage Batteries hearing further gems ine “Chin Chip” from the gifled composer, Ivan Carytl Charl Dillingham long ago tstab. lished reputation for good taste i his productions so far as color, light, groupings, wu and expression go to emble, In the com- ave clever comedians, | talented ers and dance besides plenty of wutiful, radiant women. The pro nake up an el Sympathy With Jazz prem: I am not inclined to look upon him as a criterion in-educational matters. North jalota, kn even so littie of South Carolina’s iilit- eracy as we do, will not be inclined to pattern after Senator MeLaurin’s home state. If the Tqwniey idea squares with South Carolina ideais, that should, and j think will be, enough for North Dakota. Reliable statistics show that North Dakota has but one-tenth of one per cent of illiteracy, while the great state where Senator McLaurin has done his re- forming—and- he has been in politics there a great many years—has 28 per Fcent iliiteracy. Its child labor iaws, if I am correctiy. informed, are also among the most atrocious in the world.” Senator McLaurin is to speak in Mandan on June 18 and in Bismarck | on June 19 under the auspices of Mr. Townley. The league is anxious to arrange a between hi mand Attorney|~ “Have your old ‘ones Frencl too. Best work at right” prices: MINNEAPOLIS Bear it in Mind duction in its orliginal’New York en- tirety; will be seen at the Auditorium Thurgday night, June 19 ‘he story of the two*men, John Loder and John Chilcote, who looked exactly alike.and had that likeness re- vealed by the flash of a-match in a London fog, is one which on one who ever read it can forget, It has, made ag good a play as it was a book and General Langer, but the latter is ad- hering to his announced intention of not meeting any of Townley’s “iin- ported jazz politicians.” GERMAN DROPPED BY EVANGELICAL BISMARCK ‘CHURCH Services Hereafter Will Be Con-| ducted ‘in English,’ An- nounces Rev. Strutz The Bismarck Evangelical chitech, Rey. C. F, Strutz, pastor, wh which has since its establishment conducted one of its principal Sunday services in German, announces that. hereafter both the morning and, evening service, will be in English. There’ will be a brief morning service in German: for the older members of the parish who can understand no, other. tongue, but: it is expected that ‘the great majority. of the church members will attend the English services. “The Evangelical church is strictly American, organized in America for Americans,” said Rev. Strutz today. “T believe na.other organization in our country has been a more potent: force in Americanization. We, intend to continue the good work. Next'to ‘mak- ing Christians I know of-no-higher goal any church can attain, than. that: of making Americans.” with Guy Bates Post-playing both the made the production’ and he ‘will pre- sent Mr. Post. jn it at the Auditoriwn foy one night only on Saturday, July John Hunter Booth made the d ynatic version of the story-and in the making saerificed none of the my: and ¢harm which held the reader HALL LOSES FIGHT WITH EQUITY CREW me Supreme cour court ‘decision affirming that of. Judge W. . L. Nuessle in the Burleigh county ‘dist#ict court’ re- quires\Secretary of State Hall to ac- cept the certificate of incorporation of the Equity Packing Co, of Fargo as a co-operative association, The com- pany originally incorporated for a mil- \lion under the general corporation laws of the: state, ube, co-pperetive Hore ‘le’ &: Sanale, Tresimsot For real, downright, harraésing, dis-| comfort, very few disorders can ap- proach so-called:-skin:diseases, such. as Ecasmua, Tetter, Boils, eruptions, scaly irsitasions and, similar skin troybles, notwithstanding. the lavish use of salves; lotions, washes, and other treat- ment. applied externally to, the irsi- tated parts. No one ever heagd. of a person be- ficted.. with, ny, form of, skin diseases whose blood was in good con- dition. ‘Therefore, it. is but logical to men it is, sald to Bipyle the ideal of | gee ehtertainment. Richard Walton Tully | ¢ +] it was seen there, bie inate In the play one must tieginning @ud-the end for o;mmch worth while both in ing and the play ‘that none of the pl .}it can be lost, Mr. Post has just closed an engagement of 18 weeks fh Chicago and comes to ‘this city with thecompany and production exactly us association laws of that time provided that no co-operative assbciation might incorporate for more than. $50,000. The Equity articles violated thisypro- vision and conflicted’ with arfother clause covering’ the number ‘of direc~ tors which must: be had by a co-opera- | j tive, association. 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