The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 27, 1919, Page 3

i t } ow |ooe i { | a a 3 b " } ‘ 4 i 4 ij 4. a ' . ow FRIDAY, JUNE 27, 1919.” ——> GLADYS BR ; DIRECTION WILLIAM Fax +. In “The Forbidden Room” at the Bismarcl: Theater tonight. A LIVING MONUMENT TO OUR DEAD HEROES BETTER Nn et ptt tp gp ementteecn pee tne Pint tate teen Memoria!s in coid stone with their Government to each war orphan and, | liny though it is, provides for the! allegorical fgures are not enouga to Perpetuate the memory of our dead who He in France. At least that is the belief of the citizens of Clarinda, Towa, who on Memorial Day, con- tributed a fund toward a living mon- ument. Twenty-one French wa rhang make up that living moa one fatherless child for every inda boy who gave his life toy the se of humanity. The public spir- | ised men and women of that town: will care for these little Freach or- phans with this fund paying for their support through the American branch | ef The Fatherless Children of France an organization co-operating with a similar one of which Marshal Joffre is head, to care for the little French children left fatherless through the havoc of war. There are 60,000 French war or- phans still unplaced on the list of the American organization. Three dol- lars a month, or ten cents a day, will support one of these children. The Clarinda citizens have paid for each child “adopted” $36.50 for a year’s support, with the intention of repeat- ing the sum annually until the child is capable of caring for itself. This small sum supplements an equal amount paid ‘annually by. the French TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY | = = = —+ LOST—Wallet with valuabue pa- | pers, Saturday evening in Bis- marck, Finder return to Trib- , “une and receive reward. 6-27-28 | = % WANTED—Sis girls at Capital Steam Laundrey. Phone 684. 6-27-2t FOR SALE—5-passenger Buick in good oe also wagon or dray. Phone r | | | ¢ -Iwk WANTED—Chambermaids; apply Grand Pacific, 6-27-tf LOST—Draw-string money pouch con- taining cash register key, curre silver and checks issued to Thos -R. Geo. W. Little and the Golde: '. Grocery. ROOM AND BOARD At 620 6th FOR SALE n’ Call 615 nd St. WANTED to hear from owner Of good farm for sale. State cash price, full ertlealare: D. F. Bush, Minneapolis, Minn, wy FOR SALE—Five room modern hous: double garage; lot 50 ft. by 150 ft.; terms., Write Box 264,-City 6-27. But, of course they must be sanitarily clean. kind you are absolutely safe service. Both Phones 211. LOGAN’ “We Thank You” Substantial Summer Food Dairy products-are ideal, sensible and sea- sonable foods for summer. Cooling, easily digested and nourishing. Physicians and dietary experts will tell you that the most healthful sum- mer foods are the dairy products and you can depend upen them almost to the elimination of all other foods, That is the protection you get from the products of this modern store. “Our milk,'cheese, butter and eggs are the at the better grocers or phone us for our home delivery Saturday Deliveries—9 and 10:30 A.M: 2:30-4:30 P. M. Last delivery on week days at’3:30 OCKWELL, THAN COLD STONE child's support. In its reconstruction work, France} has wisely entered its greatest ef-| forts on the care of its war orphans, | and “The. Fatherless Children of | ‘a * recognizing that these little | ms of the wer should be the| s of a world made safe through their fathers — sacrifice, undertook, | rly in the war. to furnish god- mothers and godfathers for these | children—American godparents who! wou'd contribute ten cents a day | toward their support that they might remain with their mothers instead-of | be‘ng placed in institutions, and who | would. besides this, write to the little ones to whom they had become ben- efactors. Donatfons of ! any sum from a dime (one day's support) to $2.00 (a month's suport) are so- as well as the pledge: of 0 a year. A yearly pledg> en: one to select as one’s protege a special boy or girl from the organi- zation’s lists of children. Mrs, Wal ter S. Brewster of Chicago has been appointed chairman of a special cam- paign to secure these ten-cents-a-day adoptions and is making an earnest appeal from the campaign office, Room 635, 410 S. Michigan Avenue. Chicago. & NEED MORE MILK Berlin, June 26.—Authorities of greater Berlin entrusted with the dis- tribution of fats and milk declare, in a communication to the imperial food minister, that Berlin is now re- ceiving only 200.000 quarts of milk daily, which is 133 quarts less than the city had a year ago. This, it is said, is sufficient only for chidren and the sick. The minimum required for the needs of those entitled to milk is about to collapse, says the authorities, who accuse the food min- istry of failing to tke proper meas- ures to reliev the situation Yes! or No! You need protec- tion against wind storms. It’s too cheap to. be without. J. B. Halloran & Co., Insurance, Phone 96, Bismarck Bank Bldg. fresh, hygienically pure and with. 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Goodrich Rubber Companyhas taken a step frankly in- tended to induce every motorist to share the more mileage of its tires. es Ce OsCse0 Ss Os 0a 0s0s0sReoRNeIeOs new adjustment mileage worthy of the proven dura- bility of its tires— 6,000 miles for Safe- ty Treads — 8,000 miles for Silver- town Cords, in- stead of the old adjustment of 3,500 for Safety Treads, and 5,000 for Silvertowns, The new adjust- ment holds good for all Goodrich Tires, including tires already pur- chasedinthehands of user or dealer. Go to a Goodrich dealer, and buy Goodrich Tires, sure that they will fulfill their mileage. Buy Goodrich Tires from a Dealer ADJUSTMENT Fabrics - 6,000 miles Cords - 8,000 miles — SOROS OS OSCR OS UROR CSCS OROs OR Ce OS oe secs osososososcecEecsEcE§sSC E 1‘ ic 5 ‘BEST IN THE LONG RUN’ @| important of the convention. w| elected included Dr. ea eR COL. E. P, QUAIN IS HONORED BY STATE MEDICS Prominent Capital City Surgeon Named by North Dakota Association Grand Forks, N. D., June 26.—-Dr. W. P. Baldwin of Casselton was elect: ed president of the North Dakoia Medical association for the coming year at the meeting of the house of delegates, held in the Commercial club rooms. Dr, W. A. Evang of Chi- cago, noted syndicate writer of medi- articles gave his paper on “Some Effects Produced by the Grippe,” at he morning session which was in many respects considered the most Besides the election of Dr. Baldwin | to the presidency, other officers | ed Ewing of | Kenmare who was el presiden - elect; Dr. H. EB. French of the Uni- Casselton, secretary. Dr. W. F. Sih- ler of Devils Lake, tr rer, Dr. Ej A. Pray, retiring president, was elect- ed delegate of the. American Medical association convention, and T. J. Mc- Cannel was elected a:ternate. Councillors Elected, | Other business taken up during the | meeting-of the house of delegates was the appointment of the council: | lors for the coming years. Those! elected for a three year term are: Dr. G. F. Drew of Devils Lake, Dr, L. | B. Greene of Edgel AL! TL ail NN ToC For the Smart Dressers OUNG MEN pay a good deal of.at- tention to the way their clothes look: and that’s right; they ought to. Because folks often have to judge a young man by the way he looks. Hart Schaffner & Marx are the leading young men’s clothes makers; they lead in smart style; in high grade, all-wool quality; in perfec- tion of tailoring; in fit of the garments. Better be With the Leaders MAND PRESSING ORY CLEANING CUSTOM TAILORING 5 4 = =] = | EXPERT REPAIRING S.E.Benseson & SON & ‘| Fort Snelling also gave his address. Others to speak at the morning's ig are Dr. C. H. Callander of who read a scientific paper, H. H. Healy and Dr. R. D.| F. . eRoy G. Smith of Medina, a | Chas. Lachlan of New Rockford.| F Oneyear councilmen are Dr. Paul/and I Burton of Fargo; Dr. F. R. Smyth of | Camp of Grand Forks who led the Wismarck and Dr. Countryman of! discussion, Dr. F. W. MacManus of Grafton. | Williston led -the discussion follow- Recommendations were made this|ing Dr. Evans’ paper, morning of names to be presented to; At the session this afternoon amber | Dr. the governor of the state for appoint-| will close the convention, a number ment to the board of state med'cal) examiners. Those recommended are: Dr. G. J. McIntosh, Devils Lake; Dr. ’, J. LaRose, Rismarck, and Dr. F. W. McManus, Williston, Dr. Quain Reads Paper. In many respects the session this} morning was considered the most im- portant of the convention. Dr. W. P. Quain of Bismarck, ‘holding the com- mission of lieutenant colonel, and y RUISES—CUTS _- Cleanse thoroughly— reduce inflammation by cold wet compres- ses—apply lightly, without. friction— VICKS VAPORU “YOUR BODYGUARD" ~30#. GOK. 9 head of the surgery department ae) c of Gackle, and’ vt of Bismarck, ;; of scientific papers will be present- morning to John ed for discussion. Following the x 5 Mrs, Netherine $ papers, announcements will be made, and the convention will adjrurn. aT an FROM BRADDOCK, OTHER Ss FRIEND d. S. Swanson ts inathe city. today ts from Braddock, attending to matters FOR * cf business, MARRIAGE LICENSE. Judge I. C, Davies of the county ceurt issued a marriage license this Expectant Mothers APPLY REGULARLY. —_—_ ONE-TON TRUCKS GOOD CONDITION FOR SALE CHEAP WHITE’S CANDY STORE _ [| THEBIRTHOF A RACE Auditorium, Matinee and Night Let’er Buck GRAND OLD TIME. ~ CELEBRATION Bismarck, N. D. INDEPENDENCE DAY, 1919 Turn A Wheel Stranger, We're Expecting You BASEBALL TOURNAMENT WILTON HAZELTON BISMARCK Pavement Dances Patriotic Address By. the Hon. C. L. Young Sports and Races for Young and Old, Carnival Attractions Fireworks Band Concerts MILLION DOLLAR SHOW AT AUDITORIUM Grand Civic; Fraternal and Military Parade _ Tennis Tournament on Pavement Courts SOMETHING DOING EVERY MINUTE A Genuine American Celebration of Our Nation's Birthday Arranged Especially for the American Doughboy OH BOY! LET’S GO! I'D SAY SO BISMARCK, N.D. JULY 4th, 1919 \Y Calithumpian Parades |