The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 25, 1919, Page 7

URSDAY, SEPT. 25, 1919 SEVEN OPEN FILM FIRE BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE reatal, Bis. DOINGS OF THE DUFFS Tom Knows What Comes After a Honeymoon BY ALLMAN AFTER | PUT DoRCTHY ON a 1 i AID WAS COMING FROM “THE. DEPOT | MET NED AND GRACE MIL Sou- NuHo Bo You THINK I MET TODAY, “THEN ARE JUST BACK FRom bath or*barber shop; low ‘BEpE dheme - Cope. mares BSALE—Rebullt typewriters, “FREE Wig Ni > _aoil, Wisconsin’ Department ot Agriculture pene. Madison, "Wi Teasea0t ail Bem coaee i ereg te ve. No; SOND. ee i 42u-1md. Nk ee NT—. few. second floor, conveniently locate eat, elec- RSS ee Bera d=, Marck Bank Bl 21-tt ra) THEIR, HONEY mooal~ ARE THe STULL FRienos? “ON ANARCHISTS Catholic Council Lays Barrage to Teach True Americanism in Dark Quarters, | : LED BEHIND THE LINES Washington.—Training thousands of batteries of movie machines on the quarters where ignorance and illiter- ‘While General‘ John Ji Pershing was acy hide true American democracy lending two million fighters at the from nine million foretgn-born or un- trophy Bishop Peter ty Muldoon, Chat informed people, the National Catholic pe, CA pr or REE War Council has begun a ‘nation-wide Biri nn was directing the war work bebind the campaign of civic gducation that will lines of at leagt as many men ‘and wo- enlist twenty thousand \workers, Be- men. With the three other bishops hind a barrage of patriotically educa- representing the hierarchy of the tional films, fitted for the comprehen- Catholic Ohurch In ‘this country, this sion of every foreigner and of every fy vigorous Bishop of Rockford was re- ~ Illiterate, bb itech of mate ae E EMED A LIT trained to the language and customs if = asic be iota | GRACE ACTED As We wen eee WELL, M2 SMART PERSON, of these classes, will fight to bring to i WAS THE NAPPIES GI houGh SHE MHERE WERE THEY them the real meaning of democracy, j fy eit I THE Gon P their rights and obligations under the - ee Meet Your Employer in Classified Advertising Rates, Our Classified Columns ¢* ffrms Birletly Cash—No copy without remittance attached will be inserted First insertion, 85 cents; additional insertions without change of copy, 1f dents. Advertisements containing more than 25 words will he charged at th: bate of two cents a word for each additional word, : Copy for Classified Advertisements, to insure proper fneerties, must be ir (is office before 10 8. m. of day of publication, HELP WANTED—MALE WANTED TO RENT — WANPED TO RE: WORLD-THEY We GOING DOWN “Town - RE Ls SURE NED WAS NERVOUS AND I'LL BET NINE Dalars I KNOW WHERE THEY WERE HEADED For. INSTALMENT FURNITURE House. American democratic government and the fundamental principles of indus- trial justice. Until every district, darkened to true Americanism,,is so enlightened that Bolshevism cannot breed there the civic campaigners of the National Catholic War Council declare that they will never let up ia this most vital of all their post-war activities, From the dec of a fleet of auto- ry a “camionette” COLLECTOR WANTED—Man wtih car rye ths a view ‘to trucks that will avel ii cote hers purchase in the near future, house of ’ PeUCKS a ‘3 to trayel.in, D sath Dakotas. uaibers, five’ or six” room, ‘preferably Ahnaeens fi rvice to the most isolated groups a ay man who can produce results. Address | Address 61 care Tribune 23-tf of miners and woodsmen as well’ as } W, 8 Scott, Bismarck, N. D. Gen. | Tei ege OPPORTUNITIES. from every available platform in the WANTED—Men and women to learn| WANTID—A doctor to locate i 08 a congested AuattslA GEMe AEE nt y Barber ‘Trade, “Wages $25_per week | live. town, good farming. community, WU) the minute men of this movement have q up. Positions guarantceed, Few weeks| godd schools, and. churches. Electric Pe! already begun to drive home the completes by our_methods. Little ex- ghits;. expenses low. For particulars | as fa ; i 4 pense. Write for Catalog. Moler Barber| write A. Stevenson, Sec’'y Commercial truths of democracy in the tongue and College, 101-H Nicollet’ Ave.,, Minne-| Club, “Arthur, N. D. 8-23-1m0 vernacular of their various audiences. _abolis, Minn. Bat. 1893, 529- Their itinerary is based on a special N-MACHINE_SHOP—Los Angel 3 Setar ap eT as ry a LANDS survey of the location of the five mil- : Mantteba chnanaved™ Farin lion immigrants who’ know little ‘or Z i: HELP WANTED—FEMALE R nothing of America and its Janguage } WANTED—Kitehon | Belp a Homar’s Pi ae reomr ey 2 anlles from ore sown, and of the four million native-born il- Bau W<|Think of being able to buy this at $15. P # — = | literates. Between specially prepared ANTED—Girl T . of ‘association ; ni: SEEATAAANE 4 NAP. Depot, 9-20 RT. REV. PETER J, MULDOON, D.D,| IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF Sails With Largest 4 Chiropractor catlonal [els INLETS pete Ma atcha x TEACHERS WANTED—In_ the Tural| 1280 acres, 4°miles from Sarles, N. D.,| _. ok | Wend ene Ohman’ i BREOE. wit, ' Cargo Ever Carried ¢ Consultation F: comics, stirring talks on the history, of schools of Marahall County, South Da-land ¢ miles from Clearwater, Man., 1i( Bishop of Rockford, Chairman, Admin- | 28S my hand and Seal of office this ‘go Ever Carried Suite 9,11. pon Ree. the struggle of democracy in this land $55. to $100 per month depending upon |ings at $32, per acre™ you get Term aad latrative Committee, National ., | *Coud day of September, 1919. ) patty 4 }11—Lueas Block—Phone 260| (We strusele of democracy i this mde ot ceitiieate and experience, Ape lore: + DOE AEF Oc. You wet, TAT ay Catholic War Council. ¢ Wits ‘J. Fowler, 4 Galveston, "Tex—The distinc. ] | a og othee nation Sones Aner: i Bly. to “County Superintendent of) — g ‘Acting Comptroties ct the Garces tion of carrying the largest SSS | car's rights and obligations and on WANTED Strong girl “or middle agea|Will include 1-3 of crop at $12,600. ane eeeney of us oie ae - 9-6 to 10-11, 4 holds of a vessel is claimed by f| 5 eee ae Reavers sr tae iets hs co: Se eee Racer USewOrE: ROLY | Why pay $100 to $200 per acre for farme| th'sties for Uncle Sam of all the Cath g smpping men for the British LY) Although Intensive drives t h . when you can get just as good lend with | Clic workers in this land and overseas Deeds and Words. steamship Indore, which left gi OUR BEST BARGAINS Int aa , + enke s yes 4G, Dae | FOR SALE OR RENT— improvements: a8 we @re offering. Write | from beginning to end of our part in Di : a here for Liverpool with 28,386 7 eee oad i 7 pe Ore An aes } HOUSES AND FLATS for our Farm. List. the world war. And ajl the time he eeds are greater than words, i bal " FOR SA erate quarters throughout this country ! mee ; ne SCOTT; HILL & CO. was planning to turn his welfare army | Deeds have such a life, mute but un- |g Sduare bales of cotton. This 4 Me PALE S-room house and bath,| will be one of the main objectives of } hot air furnace, full basement, every: Farm Specialties, 22 C. P. R, Office BIOs. | into fighting forces for true American- deniable, and grow as living trees and was accomplished by a method é ales nie Lamnacey, full basement, | the civic educational campaign of the thing in god dondition; & good, home| | CO™mer WINNT pegs MAN, “| ization and real reconstruction at the | fruit trees do; they people the vacuity of Selentitically compressing the Y on 80 foot ot within the eee aie | National Catholie War Council, its ‘or & i for roomers. Terms Oo . 4 z in fe 4 . ales until they occupied mini- a Soe S- Ig and akers are al; id reasonable at $17 2nd St. Phone §27.| OR, SALE—Timber land in Koochiching | return of peace. Incidentally, it may of time and make it green and worthy. és x trict. Price $4: "| reels and speakers are also prepares See finely wooded land Nentber oert; | be added that he was also administer- Why should the oak prove. logically Finm space. The _ closest, “ap- 4 able. $4200. Terms reason-| +9 offer to all English-speaking au- FO ae on Bocd terms Gio, | $8,000. In heart of paper and timbe: | ing, just as effectively as ever, the af- that It ought to grow, and will grow? / Progen 0 the record was made FOR SALE—8-room. modern. house, | ences Such as groups of women who M, Register. S-24-iwk | country. What will you offer? Addres: | fairs of his large diocese out at Rock- | Plant it, try it; what gifts of diligent y tho Itussian steamship Omsk, ry) with bath, hot air furnace, in good ssire more information of Amer- FOit SALE—Darge house, weil located on - ford, Il. inglcloua:ngsimilation and secretion tt Eames tae D 1017, ear- condition, ‘situated midway’ between salerit eae er ah ya er. Teen ceo ME. Register” aerated SALESMAN When he reports to the conference] has, of progress and resistance, of ried 27,130 square bales from the High School and William Moore | Siv@ courses on the wor! ot our ( pe oe pele aT aie | SALESMAN WANTED—Slan-with- carte | of the hierarchy of his -church, that force to grow, will then declare them Hy Galveston to Liverpool. A strict Hy School. Price $3500.00, Terms rea-| £0vernment. In every case these en- Te ure, well located, for $1600.00, Geo. travel in North Dakota and collect fo) hag been called this month in Wash- | Selves.—Carlyle. ig news censorship would not per- 4 _Sonable, tentalnments will be brought as close _M. Regits@r 7) sss 8-24-lwk | peel commission or salary and ex. | ington to consider the work, past and a EE mit mention of that record. 4 FOR SALE—6-room modern house, | *8 Possible to the people and will be FOR SALE—House, five rooms and bath,! penses to right party. Call today, Mc: | future, of. the National Catholic War| Tribume Want Ads bring results, . wd bath, hot air furnace, gas connec-| entirely free and open to every one full basement, good furnace, fine’ trees| Kenzie Hotel, Room. 309. ‘9-24-1wl » 1 i ‘ret Moi ACR RAR tions, garage, situated within thi who cares to attend them. Beyond a and garage; located, #4 slaghth, street grocK “SA LESMEN=A “Nomth “Dakots Council, Bisbop Muldoon will relate a = =<— === = SSS == | dablockande dor within three limi aiopheulew bene Cash or! terme, no) trades ‘considered. | ~ \oporation, located at Fargo, manu- | sttiking chapter in ‘the history of) UIRREL FOOD . hae | i Onn of downtown district. Price | preliminary course of six weeks and a FOR RENT—Furnished apartiment-Phone | {aeturing a product for which there is ©| American’ wat work and outline a fu- SQ’ iRae iw By. Aherp | $5200.00. Terms very reasonable. | continuation course of twenty-four NTS . ge demand are incréa: eir cap- a nn ee i reeks ‘ speak Nae 421. 9:20-1wk| {tal stock and require the services ofa | tre prospect of continuing to aid the VE FOUND AWAY TOGET /HA-WHay BUDDY MUST DOVE UP, F. E. YOUNG REAL ESTATE u = mar te Se aa fae na FOR SALE—New modern 5 room bunga-| limited number of high grade stock | government through the trying times RID OF OLD RAZOR BLADES | STUNTS FOR THEM SERIAL CO! ona holic Wa: uncil is pre- low, corner lot, convenient to Capitol! salesmen. : This company 1s backed b}| Shead. ‘This 1@ what he has to sa AND STOP OTTO AUTO— MOVIE THRILLERS, % MPANY pared to offer simple text books to all } and schools. Will be sold at reason-| an. exceptionally strong local board. oj | #head. ger ee tO ceay, HANG THE BLADES on we Offices in First National Bank Bldg.| its auditors who are interested, j able pricey, on Sood. terme. ce armisted dlrectors, pet widely Havertised ana about the work of his organization: ETRIIGS FROM A BRANCH Swe ok ° a! ig. pile ee i a ; eS) . ial i ‘ or unfurnis! . mn’ oO" iS avors Known. heir roduct las a“ “a r nmarizing he objects 9: eir ‘ Chance of getting comfortible home| been on the market for the past sev: | “The National Catholic War Council ACROSS HIS PATH SOTHEY ZA PHONES Hany elvie cateateemn oa eKaVea Cuenta before winter starts in. Write No. 46,] eral years. This investment is selling| represents the patriotic effort of a WILL FORM A BLADE BARRAGE F, E. Hedden, 0. H.F. On 78M. peas dart S Tribune. 9-20-1wK| rapidly and with the greatest of ease | great church. We Catholics believe RR FE, Youre, oR OME | tional Catholic War Council gleclare HOUSE FOR SALE—House of 7 rooms,| A liberal contract and many live leads ; B + B, Young, 78k. that “in,civic education the followin Clmost new. Hat water heat. -$2.200| makes this the most attractive selling| With all the intensity of our nature i hould t hasized : i re gash, balance enay terms, Phone, #§ or| proposition in the state. Wate or Wir | that nowhere in the wide’ world hag paapiia aL re GLa 0. § 5 , No, . oe eople, ative P.O. box 21 9-19-t¢| the church such freedom and opportu- a should. know what TReweowne, taeatet ‘ROOMS FOR RENT North Dakota. MISCELLANEOUS nity as under the Stars and Stripes, and consequently we feel that we can- (2) They should be acquainted with their rights under democracy. (3) FOR RENT—Room in modern house; men | 77, 5 7 i Sere ‘3 WANTED—Practical nursing, $20 per 00 much to express our gratt- preferred, Close in. 418 Thayer St.}'’Veek, Phone 132R. 9-23-1wk | BOt do too Pp gratt They should have a knowledge of their Phone 836R. 9-24-2t FOR RENT—Strictly modern room; man preferred, or respectable girl. " Rent very reasonable. x." §-20-1wk Call 672K. WANTED—Plain Sewing. derson street, Ave. B. Call 615 An- Phone. 677R. 24-1wk FOR SALB—One large size Uersler safe tude and patriotism. We felt it was not enough that the sons and daugh- ters should individually serve and suf- E. T. BURKE LAWYER . obligations in'a democracy. (4) They should be acquainted with the simple workings of the government. (5) j FOR RENT—Furnished room, modern. - rete oe fer that our flag might be kept on high. a @ / ant i La aed oD i as good as new. 1 National cash reg- 5 ue L Swine ait “hey know & anna | Call 411 §th St. Phone 186L,"_9-22-1wk | ite’ 9 good show cases, 1 4-gal. Urn, | Our church. wishes to go further and WELL, FIRST, IG Our They should know how to inyoke the ye powers. of the government for protec: § ELECTRO- MAGNET, TURN ON Ser, Tribune Block Bismarck, N. D | new; 1 large refrigerator; 1 small, 1 i on ie | ‘ iis c AUTOMOBILES—MOTORCYCLES | fargé hotel range, and all Kinds of hotel | t® put Into the field an organization “TH JUICE. AN’DRAW UP TH’ < tion and understand the voting privé FOR SALE—i9i8 model Ford roadster in| chairs, tables, beds, mattresses, sheets| ready to give assistance at. all times to BLADES HIGH AN? DRY Phone 752. ae 6) “Finally they at perfect running order. Call 420 Han-| quilts, blankets and kitchen utensils; | our government.” 8 . ese. (6) Finally they should be ac nifin, or Phone 862R. will’ sell everything. H, Ruede, The quainted with fundamental priaciples FoR SA Home_Hotel, Linton, N._D. Kk RSET _————————— ss | Of industrial justice. street. Write No.7123 Tribune. 1882, as amefided by the Act, approved \\\ ) ers) no small ecraps taken. WANTED. TO RENT—Bullaing in Bis-| April 12, 1902 : W\ tan E. V. LAHR, Vice Pres. nt 1 marek suitable for restaurant; must be) | Now, therefore, I, Willis. J.. Fowler, 4 5F ORDER- x 3 White or colored. Will pay in” good. location. - Address ' Box, 107 Acting’ Comptrotior’ ot, the ane? nee Q J. A. GRAHAM, Secy.-Mgr. FOR _ SALE—Good ii reial | GO hereby ‘certify. that “The First Na- = 6 cents Ib. Bring to the— ‘rade hotel, ‘inovie theatre “and vaste tlonal Bank of Bismarck” located in f ere 1 MEMBERS ive North Dakota town. i . . eB, A, Anderson, ; eI ase ‘ Tribune Office Nees Pig-ii-ime. | is authorized to have succession for the A cS Sule hue i City National Bank R RENT—Basement 46x66 ft,; outside | period specified in its amended articles Efe ~ ' First Guaranty Bank FOR SALE—One 1917 Ford in first class well equipped. Inquire of condition; 9-22-lwk Soo freight office. taken at once. F. W. Murphy, 20: LOST AND FOUND Main St, Bismarck," ___923-3 CHARTER BISMARCK ORTSBanchcoe heres owe FOR SALE—Two rugs, Domestic, Jr.| Treasury Department, Office of Comp- oe Tn ee en ae Vacutm’ cleaner, Kerosene range, ‘troller of the Currency. FURNITURE CO, nee nursery chair, cot, mandolin, Kodak Washington, D. C, % Sit developing outfit, large electri¢ Klaxon f SD Nee 220 Main St. FOUND--Ladies’ black purse at’ Orp! Theatre containing bank book , Owner may~ have same by proving property. and paying for this ad 3 Good clean rags (for wip- LE—Tienty_ second-hani For §. m Will ell at do, per I. Af radiators, horn, child's desk, rocking chair, library table, youths dining chair. 519 4th St. 9-23-3t FOi SALE—Household furniture in good condition. Must. be sold at once, 308 9th St. 9-24-20 WANTED TO TRADE—A new Ford sausage fixtures at a bargain. Braddock,. N. -D., Emmons County, FOR SALE Two resident “lots 0 ith FRECKLES AND HIS ’ H fl f ' entrance; guitable for storage; Turkis! FRIENDS PE ‘CERTIFICATE REEXTENDING September 2, 1919. Whereas, by satisfactory evidence presented to the undersigned, it has been made“to appear that “The First National Bank of Bismarck” located in the City of Bismarck in the County able’ National Banking Associations to | extend their corporte ‘existence, and for other purposes,” approved July 12, Oh fee whitikeng #244 hoa? re ad Ms, wo AND a) SAN! WAT on MAKES You So SIWY és coupe for a modern house. Harvey|of Burleigh and State of North Da- i . ° Mee WANTED _Harris_& Co, 9-19-1Wk | gota has complied with all the pro- i: OF GRA TIW CURRENT: AN’ LET TH BLADES: ||’ Bismarck Clearing FOR SALE-Butchers tools, shop, and | visions of the Act of Congress “to: en- ‘ > se. DROP BACK TO THEIR FORMER J. Wirth, U1 Ss —— POSITION- KEEN, EW Furniture Upholstery Regal: Ge fleighed and Packed, gece premise ae A ———————— House Association C. B. LITTLE, President EARTH Ty “ch z, LAST NIGHT f NON a ee y Hawwweh T KNow, Do? = WE SLEPT. UNDER TH CRAZY QUILT CARDINAL GIBBONS. Who has called a conference of the hierarchy of the Catholic Church in this country to consider the future re- construction activities of the National Catholic War Council, = AEN Not as Interesting. To know thyself is better than try. ing to find out/all about the neighbors, . Toledo Blade. i Shop in The Tribune Before You Shop in the Store,