The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 20, 1919, Page 2

““iewo bs BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE terest (oa uichting on itheinomanere| y RE ee lover a period of years, the old com- | mittee decided by majority action, | | that aleohol was a poison. Based on | jtheir findings, the campaign against | a me ‘liquor was in large parts carrjed on. | MOLS NAMES ON | (EMBERS HIE LIST | | he new “Committee of Fifty,” to | ‘study the effects of tobacco on the | . human body, includes many members JS IT PROHIBITION MOVE? |°f the old committee. Among its membership Walter B. Cannon of H Henry \ arnum of Y: of Yale, Seek to Know Whether It’s Harmful Some On List Are Known to Be Pan oa WPS NS ng SEQ RT PE Enemies of Smoking ‘Roman of Syracuse, tl Habit fa pamphlet, a p for the W. ¢ f the Y. By DERICK M. KERBY, ee H N. taff Correspondent. i, New York, Nov. 2 he Commit- | Nes —— eaded by Dr. Ale: man Fisk, directo 7 sion Institute, and body, | zambert is chairman of the | xander | 1 VY sambert, modeled on the Ce which 25 years go de id alcohol a poison, has undertake: tudy of the je | DR. C, E. PETTIT OF HELENA jA ecutive committee. | 2 istant Secretary of Helena : Area of Methodist Church, - Who Is One of the Principal | Speakers at Two Days’ Sub- Conference to McCabe Church q ForInfantsand Children, | —The Closing Session Is Held | This Evening, and the Public Mothers Know That jd A constitution, by-laws and rules j have been adopted, and it is intended to make the membership worldwide. ; The inve ion which the com- ittes will in: is announced to be haustive and impartial.” WO OR THREE YEARS \TO DRAW CONCLUSION | “The Committee of Fifty on Tobac- }co was formed to make a scientific | | study of the effects of tobacco on the ;human body,” Dr, Alexander Lambert |told me. “It will take one or two j years before scientific experiments ||) ALGOHOL-3 PER GENT. f | AVegetablePreparationfords | ' similating theFood by Regula Bears the tind the Stomachs and Bowels INFANTS ©“ CHILDREN Thereby Promoti Digestion, Signature | Gheerfutness and Rest Gontaus neither Opium, Morphine n0fj | Mineral. NoT NARGOTICg Respe of ADESANUEL PTO, ermitente in es br Pumpkin Seed i will be completed from which we can i AS |draw any conclusions, This commit- Ries ie Soiree [tee ii noe any way connected with ‘~ Papperininl any crusade against cigarets or tobac- eh) “piri Sle In leo, It is intended to form a purely Se \ Clarified Sugar {scientific, unbiased opinion regarding gh} | are ithe effects of tobacco on the human ag A medy for torganism.” q Seti G Abe eal jarrhoea., Us eG | Dr. William Osler of Oxford, who | cera il ons: ishness and § ‘is at present devoting himself to! i 'o1|| and Fever eer | special studies of the heart, has joined | ; j Loss OF mennfaney. {the committee, and distinguished ; ! | esiftingtheret F or ver |French scientists are to be brought is d . " ture Oo jin. | ‘ FocSimile Siénat | ‘Nothwithstanding the announcment q:: x Ef eRe . jof the purely scientific basis of the | , AUR GOMPANEL irt ears ‘experiments, many of the menon+ ° ff vi 9 # ; ; ‘Tae GENTAUR K. q |the committee have expressed them- | * e Be NEW_YORK- : |selves strongly against. tobacco—no- | nths ole AtOmont gceNtS {tably Dr. Roman and Prof. Farnum, a ‘who are credited with calling the first | 3. i jorganiztion meeting. : |MANY NURSES FROM | § san Copy of Wrap rerbeinutvisonin ervecen |THIS CITY —TAKING| “STATE TESS TODAY) — | | Eight From St. Alexius and Four | | From Bismarck Hospitals | . Hope to Pass \ | A 1 Nurs of the local hos- pital today taking the} | state ina for registered nurs- | jes. aminations will be complet- | led tomorrow. | | Those who graduated from the St. | | Alexius hospital training school and | a ki 3 nations are Miss | i Ag a fler, Edgarda Evan- Il, Miss Mary that plays them best! a | Esther Russbll, c ice A private exhibition of the moving pic- |} uerite Saeie | Se the Bismarck hospital | ture entitled “THE TROUBLES OF A MER- Winans crore te Seg CHANT AND HOW TO STOP THEM,” will son Mis Alma Kittilstvedt and. Miss | j er. Soe . cients . All will return to Bismarck Friday ! be shown to business people m the Com- with the e Si tion of Miss Kittilstvedt | ry iaig|] (* who: will visit her parents at Dorin, | mercial Club on Minn., and Miss Kibler who will visit | at Cavalier for a few days. i Victor Talking Machine Co, Camden, N. J Monday Night, Nov: 24 |r ==" ie 9 ® Meet. 4 bers of: district: No. 2 will act as hos-|Thursday afternoon, but was post- | TRIBUNE WANT ADS BRING RESULTS 1. 0. The I. 0. 0. F., subordinate lodge, |tesses. A very interesting program poned a day. i : ee | Dec. 16, ‘1919, at Aberdeen, S. D. at 8 o'clock, under the auspices of the Com: ||, held its reguiar weekly meeting |has been arranged for the mesting.| yoy nuconis for Phoenix Pure | a tonight. jRefreshments will be served. The}. mercial Club. Mr. W.H. Farley, a noted lec- Comanche meeting was originally scheduled for’! Silk Hose. turer on modern business methods, repre- Hj.,,%slesw ,,,commanters: | Knlunts pening The National Cash Register Com ||| Besant eotless (All members a pany, Dayton, Ohio, will explain the pictures, |]! which will deal with the following subjects: The Bismarck pest of the American It Ss More Than a Pipeless Legion will meet tonight at the Elks club. In all probability the perma- day afternoon at 3 o’clock. The mem- =—_———{{[SS= Selling Methods. Credit Business. SHE DARKENED :. . System in Retail Stores. HER GRAY HAIR Tells How She Did It With a Closing out entire herd: of breeding cows on one farm in this sale. ages ‘ The cows, many’ of them: with. calves by‘side, are large in-good breeding ’ flesh, Economy 7 + tate n 47 a a i i ill e g : . 4 Retail Failures and Their Causes. this meetings The newly clesied off The Round Oak Pipe- 2. Store Organjzation. : cers bedded. by Malan GH Rule a less Furnace is decidedly | MUU 3. Newspaper Advertising. ee : UNE a | my ‘ 4. Window Disp] oTha meth oF eet neues Aid. 60: | | Superior — improved. We will sell forty-five, cows and five bulls . ). ays. _ The members of the Ladies Aid. so- e 4 ta ciety of the McCabe Methodist church |- ' December 16th, 1919, at Aberdeen, 'S...D. 5. Clerks Efficiency. will meet at the church parlors. Fri- More Service and Heated pavilion ; i 8. have been built into it, The reasons why ate fully illustrated and ex- Much enthusiasm has been created in, { eee Ho de Remedy 4 ; iM. several of them sired by Grand: Champion ‘other cities where the lecture has been de- {II ee pines yee bulls. The bulls in this offerin are Ou fad: livered. it is : Mrs, E. H. Bi 1 well-known t tion in the Round Oak iat Lise ts I yey fst ivered, and it is expected that a capacity |[|« tcuate Pipeless Book mualed if ing. Eric Lad K. comes’ from. a.family of audience will greet Mr. Farley and his [pfiwsgwstey.cty tim mde the for), free on eeajiese show yard fame and is a sire of show animals. pictures. it ‘st te Send bids care of Dakota Farmer, with | this simple RNG, : i , i ; ieee eh : All merchants and salespeople in the city [iil otk? Pe, ul sutone | Investigate our free engineering service aga icy Mberdently De ray erie ls a7° are invited. The admission will be free, bea eae Poot Cees i i SA LOSSES LEEGUSSeUOAAEUGUUUPUUNeacenaeseeceeeee tant : These ingredients can. )e- purchased eget a ee ld By, : : BALDWIN FARMS 3 A) at any drug, ste very -little: cost. sy ee t ; ig G. N..KENISTON, oh rae de!” cameaenma hee ae ote ees ag) W. H. COOPER, Auctioneer; ©» Ellendale, N. D. ciently. »It does not color, the ‘scalp aM, SECRETARY, COMMERCIAL CLUB is not greasy and.does not rub off It Hew % ' z |} will make a.gray-haired’ person Joo! 110 to 20 years younger,”