The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 2, 1919, Page 8

BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE; “The Birth of a Race” was over two years in construc- tion. It required the expen- diture of a million dollars, ment. LEGION TO FORM WAR RISK BUREAU IN NORTH DAKOTA Patriotic Organization of War Veterans Will Assist Re- turned Soldiers One of the most important activities of the American Legion, the national organization of American veterans of the world war, is the war risk division which has been created at national headquarters in New York to render prompt and efficient service to soldi sailors and marines in matters of ¥ risk insurance, allotments and family allowances, compensation and service pay. More than four million men who were members of the military and nay- al forces between April 6, 1917, and No- vember 11, 1918, took out war risk in- surance. Many of these men or their Auditorium 3 Nights Starting Night Show—8 :30 4th July Matinee—2:30 P. M. Seats on Sale at Harris & Co., Monday, June 30. d2pendents are now entitled to compen- sation. To all veterans the government ofters the opportunity to convert their insurance now, or at any time within the next five years. The American legion realizes that the majority of the men who are entitled to the privileges of the war risk in- surance act will need expert and disin- terested advice on their own individual cases, At the St. Louis meeting of the legion the delegates pledged the legion to a campaign of sound education and widespread activity, in order that the rights, privileges, and benefits of the insurance act might be conserved and that men discharged from the service might be made to realize their rights under this act, WAR RISK OFFICER NAMED, To this end each state organization " in the American legion has designed a war risk insurance officer who will be prepared to handle promptly and with lexpert knowledge all cases which have been referred to local posts for advice and action, Many-of the local posts have obtained the voluntary services of a member who is familiar with the financial regulations relating to nation- TONIGHT, July 2 It was an ambitious task the makers of “The Birth of a Race” set for themselves, but they succeeded with it, and the result is a truly great photoplay, which al service so that missteps may be avoided, The state insurance officers will for- | ward all cases of aggravated delay and those involving questions of law or procedure to the national war risk of- fiver at national headquarters, Ar- rangements have been made to handle these complicated cases in New York. A representative will be employed in Washington to present cases referred by the American legion to the special service section of the bureau of war risk insurance created for that purpose. It is thus expected to expedite action. This service is designed to enable ex-service men properly to take ad- vantage of the facilities provided by the government for the adjustment of these matters, and to secure immediate relief for those men and their depend- ents whose war finances have become complicated. It will be supplied free also to all who are eligible to member- ship through having been in the army or navy during the war. SOME YANKS. WANT 10 TAKE GERMAN BRIDES Coblenz Tuesday, July 1.—The judge advocate’s department here was whether American soldiers and Ger- demy of Mexico as an artillery officer and studied at St. Cyr in France un- der master artillerists. observant a§ many European ma- neuvers and wrote many pamphlets on artille: revolution and, later the not only to members of the legion, but Honalioy movement. under Cree prospect of action with Villa lured Angeles to his side and together they conducted an aggressive campaign in thé north which -has such a disas- trous ending: at/’the battle of Celaya. After this Angeles ..deserted Villa, bought a dairy-in the El Paso valley and announced his intention of retir- tical affairs. When the European kept busy today with inquiries as to| MEXICAN REBEL LEADERS DIFFER IN MANY THINGS Juarez, Mex., July 2.—The physical law that opposites attract each other seems to apply tg Francisco Villa and Felipe Angeles, the two leading Mexican rebel commanders. Villa, ers. When Angeles left New York last November to join Villa, many of his friends on the border wondered at his folly in leaving a comfortabla hotel to take the field with the most rough-and-ready character in Mexico. The two leaders are as unlike as the poles and yet. each is the comple- ment of the other and the result of their'union under a rebel flag was al- Most instantly apparent when Villa ceased killing prisoners and civilians treated Americans captured by his forces with more consideration and refrained from destroying property wantonly, ‘General Angeles was graduated from the Chapultepec Military aca- He was an the Madero fire. He join Constitu- ing from Mexican military and poll- —_—~ f BASEBALL | ro NATIONAL LEAGUE, Ww oL New York . Cincinnati all LL | and wears “hand-me-down”. suits and A sD $2OUNUNUUIOANLVLANERIOTOSTUAUUASUGETUEAU TUE Leter Buck B.S WZ Bismarck N. Dak, CUSTOM EXPERT employed the services of was pro- 10,000 peonle and is the last Admi i duced in the Blackstone the- Tough, impulsive-and given to flashes word in realism, grandeur, Ission ater, Chicago, with wonderful of red temper is as devoted to An- theme and dramati¢ treat- 30e —— 55¢e —— $1.10 success and is duplicating geles, the suave, well-bred and highly that triumph in this city. educated as if they were blood broth- a’ Turn a Wheel, we're prepared for jJou—-Dress up for the occasion Our Lines of Standard Merchandise are Complete We have received Special Shipments of Seasonable Merchandise Your Money's Worth or Your Money Back HAND PRESSING DRY CLEANING TAILORING REPAIRING G.E:BERGESON & SON TNT NTT WEDNESDAY, JULY, 2, 1919. Standard Merchandise A “Square Deal” Always TONTOUENTEAOEAUASAAUUHAEGUEREE SAAT war broke out he went to New York as an inspector of shells for the French government and quit this to rejoin Villa in Mexico. ; Even in the field Angeles shaves daily, wears clean linen and carries a toilet kit on an extra pack mule. Villa prefers a flannel shirt and a soft collar to starched linen, shaves at rare intervals. when in the field square toed shoes. To an American held prisoner in Villa's camp, General Angeles con- Parral where he executed six Chin- ese because he found them armed, and the three Herreras against whom he-had a grudge of long standing. To another American prisoner, Vil- la extended a blanket invitation to any Americans who wished to visit him in his rebel camps in the field. To date no one has accepted this in- vitation. LOYAL SCHOOL tained in office by, Miss Nielson’s predecessor, and Miss Nielson’s ac- tion is regarded as an approval of their loyalty to North Dakota’s city and rural schools. APPROVE BUDGET BILL. Washington, July 2—After pro- tracted discussion the House today adopted the conference report on the $640,000,000 sundry appropriation bill without opnosition, The report is just to be approved by the senate. “The Birth of a Race” “tin Got Pncie Vi er, man girls would be allowed to Fe aburee apes stare marry no wthat the peace treaty region: Pienet sided that, Villa bed alneat ruined us Miss Minnie J. Nielson, state sup- Tribune Want Ads bring results. has been signed. More than 140 in-|st, Louis B84 431 il of: Aiisclcnts oy mid tresinene erintendent of public ‘instruction, has quiries were made today by various Boston ae h 35 a of native and foreign prisoners and reappointed. a state Het school in : i: al i: _| Pniladelphia 36. “ spector and inspector of rural an T i ER eRe ner A hat evs Angeles, “nas persuaded villa graded and consolidated schools, re- CAS’ O R IA These came from division headquar- «2h AMERICAN LEAGUE. that to observe the rules of elviltzed spectively, H. R. Howards of James- warfare was to make friends ters of five of the divisions of the a WwW L -Pet. Third army and from various other | New. York 36 18 OT him and for his cause in. the United town, and Keverd a ee ot For Infants ‘and Children units. A ruling on the question will] Chicago, « 5 «= g93 | States. The only time Villa has|haye served in their present capaci- In Use For Over 30 Years be made in a few days. 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COOL COMFORTS OF SUNSET BARBER SHOP HIGH LEVEL Are Placed at Disposal of Ladies Chicago Ill., July 2.—Hog prices ne: Minneapolis ... 29 «463 favied seperation, Dut yor Femedy day rose above yesterday's high fig-| Milwaukee .. 35.386) Nas, ’ i. ‘S B ures, which had exceeded all former Woledo :..-., 40.255 eed Hotes id pBaple, perm Early Morn Till Midnight Free * pana os > 9, Poe ria ta ey aber on GAMES IN BRIEF tarrhal mucus from the intestinal Lady in Charge. Under Cowan’s Drug Store. $22 per hundred pounds, an increase of 25 cents in 24 hours. 177,000 AMERICANS ‘: EMBARK AT BREST Brest, July 2.—During the month of June, 177,000 American troops sailed homeward from Brest. This is the record for any month at any port on the Atlantic seaboard of France since the armistice. ara Kansas City 8, Minneapolis 2, lOWAN IS HERE, * Toledo 2, Louisville 8. Vergil Clary of New Hampton, Ia.,{ Columbus at Indianapolis, rain. passed through the city last night ——— ‘latter looking after some real estate AMERICAN ASSOCIATION, tract and allays the inflammation which causes practically all stomach, liver and intestinal ailments, includ- ing appendicitis. One dose will con- vince or money refunded. P. G. HARRINGTON, Prop. NATIONAL Late of 116th Engineers “Philadelphia 1, Boston 9, Brooklyn 1, New York 6. St. Louis 4, Pittsburgh 11. Cincinnati 2, Chicago 3 (12 innings. AMERICAN ., Chicago 9, Cleveland. 14. Detroit 4, St. Louis 5. Boston 4, Philadelphia 7.. New York 1, Washington 0, ASSOCIATION Milwaukee 0, St. Paul 2. Every grocer everywhere sells Kellogg’s everyday near Moffit, Score— a Ht B Be Prepared for the Day We Celebrate Are Home From The East. : 291 Mrs, T. R. Atkinson and Miss Anne| Batterles—Faeth and Huhn; Hall With the increased spirit of independence this year and Myron Atkinson, 102 Avenue :B,|and Hargrave. let the Victrola assist in your outbursts of patriotism. west, returned to the city on Sunday] _Score— R. HE. Here are a few Victor Records you need for the 4th: evening from Minneapolis. Mes. pn Heaneas oly evens $13 2 iat a nso! ent to attend the graduation et aegeee 2 merica vi Mill nw A Lapel page Red, White and Blue Vicvor Milinry pang § 88 exercises at Miss Weeds’ kindergar-| Batteries—Haines and Lalonge; ten school, her daughter being a| Schauer and Hetiry, Owens. member of this year’s class, Myron| Score— Atkinson met his mother and sister|Toledo .. in the Twin Cities, on his return] Louisville ...... from Williamstown, Mass., where he|. Batteries—McCall attended the commencement exer-|Tincup and Kocher. cises and alumni meeting at Williams . aE 5 college, from which ib graduated NATIONAL LEAGUE. 17581 Star Spangled Banner, Victor Military Band Hall Columbia Victor Military Band 85 My Own United States Dixon and Male Quartet We'll Never Let Our Old Flag Fall FS Hamilton and Male Quartet 85 ‘ainbow Division March, Arthur Pi Spirit of Independence March ren pane Conway's Band = .85 i — Declaration of Independence of the U. 8. Can E Ff O y : last year. ,Score— : R.A se Meas —_____ ‘incinnatt wee 2 6 2 Dediatation ee. inan Humphrey e "ee ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK, Chicago vee 3 8 1 bien Nid Ua an oan OS ‘ ‘OUR Mz. LS Hogs, receipts 15,000; 25¢ higher. Batterl Wingo; Car- 35351 Sea Songs Victor Mixed Chours ; a A, ‘ : Range $20.25 to 21.00. ter, Martin and Kilifer. ra war Sones er victor Male Chorus 1.35 v cone se ee Bulk $20.75 to 21.25. Score— jattle Hymn of the Republic Warrenrath ‘ : Cattle 3,500; killers mostly steady.| Brooklyn ~. Columbia the Gem of the Ocean = Murphy 1.00 THIS HOT WEATHER: Steers $6.50 to 14.25. New York .. SO eee ean Oreheeita ae) Ud cwastliee, ese : ee Cows and heifers $5.00 to 12. Batteries—Pfeffer and American Fantasie, Part 2 Veal calves $8.25 to 16.75. ney ‘and McCarty. Herbert’s Orchestra 1.50 Stockers and feeders $6.50 to 12.50. pe ERCTS R. H.E. ee marching: Through Georgia Whitehill 1.00 sep. Sheen 300; steady, strong. Philadelphia .... ‘ramp, Tramp, Tramp (root) Whitehiit 1.00 It May Be More Difficult Lambs 7 to 16.60. * | Boston A 64664 Stan Spangled Banner McCormack 1.00 Wethers $6.00 to 8.50, Batteries—Rixey, Murray and Cady; Serene MY COE sae Ot DUR ceahill 9 4.6m Ewes $3.0 Oto. 7.00. Demaree and Wilson. a Score— NOTICE TO CREDITORS. | 8t, Louis .., fin Pittsburgh .. ‘ tn the matter of tte estate of Jol : Batteries—Doak, Meadows and Sny- . Wingate, deceased, Stee * 5, Notice is hereby given by the un- der; Mayer and. Sctitnldt. dersigned Katherine Mary Wingate, AMERICAN LEAGUE. Executrix of the Last Will of John:A-| Score— R. H. E. Wingate, late of the city of Bismarck in the county of Burleigh and state.of |}hiladelphia .. 127 North Dakota, deceased, to the cred-| Batteries—Caldwell, Winn and W itors of, and all persons having |ters; Grevele, Kinney and Perkins, Mc- to suggest an attractive menu when the mercury is high, but we can do it. HOSKINS . Sole distributors for the Vic- tor Machine and Records in this section — Mail orders filled promptly. There are lots of dishes that are reasonable now if you use groceries that are PURE and FRESH. Poston ......+ We guarantee you here the best the market affords. OE Gaekmer claims against, said deceased, to x-| Avoy. ive Us a Chance hibit them with the necessary vouch-jDetroit 481 ers, within four months after the first | St. Louis 510 0 publication of this notice, to aia Batteries- 88 mith ; So- Executrix at her residence at thoron and Severeid. ay IF -1T 1S SOMETHING GOOD TO FAY - WE HAVE /T. Eighth streat, in ¥Yhe city of Bis-| Score— R. H. EB. marck in said Burleigh county, North)New York .. ‘ tC | Dakota. x Washington . oe oe CO IG/J Dated July 2nd, A. D. 1919. Batteries—Russell and Hanna, Har- 4 4 4 KATHERINE MARY WINGATE, |per, Whitehouse and Gharrity. ; Executrix. Score— R. HE First publication on the 2nd day of|Chicago ..... + 914 6 July, A. D. 1919. % | Cleveland . 1416 2 Batteries_-Williams, Danforth, Shel- lenback-and Scalk, Jenkins; Jasper and ONeill os u BISMARCK Newton, Dullam & Yopng) Attorneys for Executrix; es: 1-2 9 16 23. —~ ~~ rr TO