The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 18, 1919, Page 5

a), ) THURSDAY, SEPT. 18, 1919. BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE auO% FIVE AMERICAN LEGION HOLD IMPORTANT MBBTING TONIGHT Will Discuss Plans for Entertain- ing Delegates to First State Convention WILL BE HELD OCTOBER 16 The meeting of the American Leg- ion tonight promises to be the most important that organization has held since it was formed. Plans will be made and committees appointed to arrange the details of the first state eonvention of the Leg- ion which will be held here October 16 and 17, Matters of policy will also be taken up, it is said, that will vit- ally effect every member in the organ- ization. Some of the members are in favor of having a two or three day celebr:-! tion during the meeting of the conver- tion here next month so that amuse- ments will be provided tie 300 or more delegates from the 58 posts in the state and also as an attraction for out of town people to visit the city during these days. Among the suggestions that have ‘been made are a carnival company with all kinds of side shows and other amusements, a big aviation exhibition. with two or more planes, free dances and moving pictures, band concerts, Patriotic speeches by prominent men of the northwest and many other events. Committees appointed tonight, it i= said, will arrange for raising funds to defray the cost of entertainments in the city, to secure entertainment features, baseball games and otler amusements, a publicity committee -and others. ‘Want State Headquarters The Bismarck post of the Legica will make a strong bid for haying the state headquarters of the organization located in, this city and to this| end it is expected that a special committee will be named to communicate with every post in the state asking them to instruct their delegates to the con- vention to- favor Bismarck for this honor. 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In connection with the homecoming celebration it is pointed out that other cities in the state either have already held these celebrations or are about to hold them some time this month. Jamestown for instance, is planning to make the event a big holiday and the business men there with the Com- mercial club cooperating have sent out automobiles throughout the county urging the people in this county to be in Jamestown on that day and afso seeing to it that every former service man living in the county is personally requested to attend the celedration. More than twenty machines are ‘being used for this purpose, according to ‘as well as some of the civil war vet- Resent Townley ‘Another matter which may be taken up at the Legion meeting tonight by Townley on the reception committee] will arrived in the city. last week. Some erably incensed that a man convicted the country’s forces during the war when Townley was making disloyal speeches. feeling felt by the members of the|The by the action of the reception com- seats for either all of the members of the ‘Legion, or at least a delegation from. the Legion. that the men who fought in the war, = Mr. Voiles Takes Adler-i-ka! “I suffered from indigestion an constipation and my doctor told me to take Alder-i-ka. It heiped m@ in two days and three ‘bottles CURED me, ned) O. E, Voiles. Alder-i-ka flushes BOTH upper ant) lower bowel so completely it relieve: ANY CASE gas on the stomach or sour stomach, Removes foul matter which poisoned stomach for month: Often CURES constipation. Prevent appendicitis. Alder-i-ka is a mixture of buckthorn, cascara, glycerine and nine other simple ingredients, Jos. Breslow, druggist. .-clate.the.opportunity. wear early in the seas THE AMERI Friday, WITH “MAC” WELLWORTH 5 = 10c STORE We have just received 1200 pairs of Men’s Cotton Half Hose and Children’s Stockings which will be on sale until Saturday. ~ Men’: s Finck or White Cotton Half Hoss, 10 c Children’ s ic per pair; Each — - beneficial both from an entertaining, educa- tional as well as a financial viewpoint;; Come see these beautiful Hats. MISS MARY BUCHHOLZ.Milinery | Opposite the Van Horn Hotel 2nd Dance ee ARMORY... OUR ORCHESTRA Black or White Cotton Hose, 20c per pair, Each 10c Weare Selling the Ever-Ready Patch for10c We have sold thousands of these little Kits here in Bismarck and after they are once used you can’t afford to.be without one. They repair'anything in the rubber ling that can be patched. = FINE FOR TIRES, HOT WATER BAGS, ETC. 5 Tuanenanannacnensunaqevonaezaa Millinery Fashion’s latest decrees in, Fall Hats are here. Fashionable mod- els that will in- stantly appeal to discriminating women who appre- i select correct head- on: A visit here will be CAN LEGION Sept. 19 AT HIS BEST President’s auditorium speech. _.« “The Bismarck post now has 189 some of the members is the action of|members and it is predicted that after the local committee placing A, C.|the meeting tonight, the membership a . According to the attorney general’s department) maintained in this action ag it 4s felt to welcome President Wilson when he] latest reports the Whites are fast out- BU R kK A lj CASES through F, BE, Packard, assistant attor-|here that if the supreme court makes ney general. an adyerse decision to the bureau's claim, that it will prove the law un- this particular in- strengthening other distancing the blues, the score being of the members, it is haid, are consid-|81 for the Whites and 53 for the Blues. fate inewettaee added to the Legion cf disloyalty to the country, govern-| Since those last published are Charles i -|itzky was refrained from ment and flag should be named to|!. McDobald, Holger V, Jensen, Myron Treating Held URS) ALCS welcome the nation’s chief executive] B. Skeels, Harrison Brooks, A, L. Mc- and share with men who served with|-Neil, Bran Vanness and Arthur Hoff. PRESIDENT APPROVES LEGION On Board President Wilson's Special There has been considerable hard| Train, Hornbrook, Cal,, Sept. 18.—(By! men's compensation bureau were held! bureau drew on him as “custodian of Legion who marched in the parade] Wilson today Signed an act of congress] It is not expected that a decision will'sation fund” covering incorporating the American Legion, an|be handed down until next week, mittee for Wilson day in not providing | organization of veterans of the war. HNGOGGUUQUOUUSOUCUGEAOUGEOQUGSUOUGEUGONOUGUSUSUEASUOOOOUSOCQUUEAUUSOUGODOOOSUGUNSEQUSUUGESECGUSOUOAUOUOUDSENONOOOGUEHOOGOUQUNNUD QOUORREGENONOUONEOUONUQNOUUOUO0OUQOUQUQEEUCSOOUOOOSQCQCUQUQNUOUONUOUQUOUOGUNGE CQUCOGHECOREUEQEQEUEEQEOUOUCEUQUOEEQUGEOUOELECOUOUL Membership Campaigne” rectly on the treasure’ ehe one of the and all bseqnent behalf of the compensation board w! hile | pass the 200 mark. The second hearing was on the \ac- ‘tion whereby State Auditor Carl Kos- inspecting the books of the compensation bureau. | ¢: noon, One of Which May |Mr. Packard represented the state at Seong . this hearing and Mr, Wehe represented Affect Constitutionality the conipensation board. iy ; — In the first case, Treasurer Olson re-| was Two hearings affecting the work-|fused to pay the first warrant the constitutional in the law. Catholic the North Dakota workmens compen- two-thirds of : wages due resulting from an injury day night. One of the cases was that brought by Sustained by the first claimant for com-| tra, Associated — Press.)—¢President today before the supreme court here. It fs pointed out| SUUUUUUNTUTEVINEUEEULOTCHOLUALALOEOUAOUOUEAODOGOEHOUGGUUADAGOUOEOOOOGOOUOOUOLODOUSOUOUGOOULOGOQOOUORURUGEUOUOULOGOUEGEOEOCOOOEOUDOLOGUAEOULEOEOUOOOOLONUUOOAOSOOGECOUOULUCONOEEOLCUCOUUESOUOUOUUOEDOOOGUOOUOUOLE Sur Mail Order Depart- ment Gives Prompt Service Store Hours for Sept.: 9 a. m. to 6 p.m. Open Saturday Evenings “FIRST IN STYLE” “FIRST IN QUALITY” “FOREMOST IN VALUES” New AUTUMN APPAREL A WONDERFUL VARIETY OF NEW STYLE VERSIONS The Suits Presenting an assemblage of wonderful new Autumn Suits that are certain to prove a source of satisfaction sto those versed in the.prevailing trend of the new styles. ‘The productions.of America’s most prominent makers ‘of Suits of the better kind. The materials include Silver- tones, Tinseltones, Frost Glow. Serges, Tricotines, Velours and Broadcloths. The prices range from— $35.00 7 $125 Featuring Two Groups of New Autumn Suits Suits of Serge and Wool Poplin, Autumn’s newest style. 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In Brown, Deer, Navy, Bureungy, ete.— $25.00 7 $57. 50 The Dresses Refreshing’ in charm and beauty, unfolding every fancy, conceit and delight of Autumn fashions in new de- velopments and delightful novelties in wonderful effect. Cloth Frocks of Tricotine, Serge, Wool Poplin. After- Sweaters are Popular noon Frocks of Satin, Georg- For These Chilly Evenings ette, Tricolette and Taffeta— Too cool for a Dress, too warm for a Coat— $25.00 TO $79.50 The answer is “A Sweater.” We are show- ing new and smart models for Fall and Winter wear. The prices range from— $6.00 7° $17.50 NEW SHAWL SCARFS The very. latest! A warm comfortable Shawl Scarf to throw over your shoulders during Fall. Pretty Plaid effects at— $7.50 7 $18.50 For Fall Women’s Shoes of Quality All Black Kid Lace Boot, 9 inch top; All Brown Kid Lace Boot, 9 inch top; All Gray Kid Lace Boot, 9 inch top. _The above are the leading styles for this season. The prices range from— ; $8.50 7 $17.50 UUULRNUNGDONCUNNAUOOAUOOL Fall Millinery art Styles and Originality Our display of new Fall Hats will be a revelation to the Woman who is desirous of obtaining the very smartest and ex- clusive Millinery for the Autumn season. Included are Hats with large soft brims, chic turbans, rolling brims, all being very smart. The prices range from— $7.50 *° $27.50 7AM information. roaching, members. of the] erans, failed to be recognized when ¥ the compensation bureau ‘itself against! pe fon. ‘The watrant was drawn in Legion Jeres +, / yy it came time to give out seats fér the SUPREME: ‘ COURT State Treasurer O, A. Olson compelling fayor of Charles /A./ Stern? for’ $37.83 him to pay warrant youchers drawn di- jand Wehe through the supreme court yy the compen-|is endeavoring to make Olson pay this warrants sation bureau. L, J. s commisioners of the bureau acted on bureau draws direct, A great deal of interest has been the ase is the result of an by Auditor Kositzky to f the bureau, but gal proceedings, : Lady Forresters dance at K. C. hall, this Thurs- O’Connor’s Orches- nie JOUUUSOUOOOOOUOGEEOODDESEGEOUOOOUGSENRODOROUDOODUEROROOERNDONOEGOODEGREOEOEOOOOOCOUEGUDONEONUUROUGQEGRCEUEDONDEESEOGRE: EUUECOAURDSONEOEGODOROUDOOUOODOOOONAODUGUDCODUDOROBSURORSUONININI