The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 13, 1920, Page 7

7 ats! % d f : , y ao " FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1920 . 5 é 5 re Praia SEVEY Rome, Monday, Feb. 9.—-All able-| work, Pig wages f “ite and’ erpente ] TES 1T a CONMEN ( IN CH ( i ( () T 0D AY. Mediencen HIMSELF \T To in HE HATES 1 4 | hodied citizens of Italy between the saved by our method: only reliable if- : Le ae ; : ages of 26 and 65 would be required] stitution of its Kind in ine ler Bare ' ES CUIKD NEEDS A - Tits FATHER HAD These! to work by the provisions of a bill! (aU Qhidee grt Niesilet Ave Min- Dosé OF introduced in parliament today. Per- CASTOR ou! TTLE SPELLS WHEN ¢ lsons able to work who failed to do so are subjected to heavy levies un- RRR HE WAS YoudlG AND Los Angeles Y. M. C. A, Auto Lsadeza ee Have Piloted _Or- formed at the last annual convention ; in anticipation, af the time when the : % Abe | EVER. e bi giliremieioasmeaceist aE ‘, 2 nization Th h Moe (tational, Suffrage body shall no longer THAT'S ALL I ey der the provisions of the bill. Aes | = ey ga roug! lore GAVE. Htm A ty {SALESMAN . have any reason for existence hecause : td iSHANGHAI ERECTS * = Se i ie ~ Than Half-Century of Strife |or the expegted: early: ratification gf | vANT! Branca : : ss E t Th MORAG the. federal .guffragedmendment | - BARRICADE AGAINST trough the ee ATKeL e ~ , Expect That Vote Will) Be’ two-thirds. of the ‘states ‘of the union, ; . ranma line issue on a commission 1 Taken to Dissolve. in Defer- | OmoTow's session will be devoted to! DISEASED SERVANTS | dress Tox 10, Bismar 3 - X BL ‘the discussion/of the following points: ! | —— NE ee ence to New Voters’ League., |_1- Shall“ the National American | Shanghai, Feb, ~ Shanghai has HELP WANTED—FEMALB y . Woman Suffrage association dissolve! , what is called a “Safety First Club,” | ¢oqnm cook at once for a hotel, Good ee. sn Chicawa;. Fel. op insane when the‘last ‘task--concerning. the} + ithe-single nim of which is to prevent] ‘wages. 1c Fy. Lidia Soe Wo. ‘anc’ extension. of .suflrage to women’ is ‘thé introduction-of disease into for-j sufragists. tr 4 I f Bal tae Su rom. every part of the | completed? ‘eign households through servants. The oman to do _¥ " tiie States today arrived here as| 2. Shalt it ‘recommend its members organization is an “outgrowth of ac- werk one or two da. ) a ‘ Shey Generar os re Ana) and to join the League of Women Voters? \tivities of St. Luke's hospital and itj heme * nV on O eC 3. Shall this ‘be the last suffrage: twas f dt able members, in re-!" ‘ ras Was 10) <i to enable membe m re j areca Homey, Suitrage sociation | convention held under the auspices! iturn for fixed fees, to have their ROOMS FOr BENT <2 wien Will confinue through next} or the National American Woman Suf-}".\ | Chinese servants examined at the hos- | furnished room in ] ednesday. frage association? If not, when shall! | pital periodically. modern house, Also will take in ' \, , This is the fifty-first annual meet) the next be ealled? i |" The need of such an institution in} sewing. Phone 364 or call No. 8 \ ragists of the country, and|" 4° It this is to be the last con-| | Shanghai is appreciated when it is re?) __Rosser street. e the comments at the open-| vention, shall a board: of officers bel. membered that the 20,000 or more |! . aD morning of the dif-| elected at. this convention to serve! \foreigners are domiciled «in a city of} .° Tee ee een "s.the:: present day, until all tasks are completed? Ifj Z ' raore than 2,000,000 which has al re scores of women of fashion reg-/ this is done,’to whom shall such aj ITs ALt DOWN Now. sewers: and in which none of the or-} } “ red, as accredited ‘delegates, and S ‘ 5 hed re e board render its final report and by; : dinary safeguards to preserve the ‘i Sentia eiee ge on toe 03 | whom shail-it be officially discharged? | Don's CRY ANY MORE \public health exist. Wages ave e c| i = If dissolution is determined up-i SAG i} F MUZZE! 3 jceedingly low im comparison _ wit! ®OR SALE OR KRENT— a encountering greetings Of! oy, what ‘disposition shall be made | sTHATS A S000 BON. f my R, ‘Occidental standards and range from HOUSES AND FLATS 1 eges dashed a the bof (ay the files‘of di nu which they spoke. Catt: Presides see 2 OD) the prop: t (c) funds if any remain? eee es . 6. In the event’ that the it Mrs. Carrie. Chapman -¢ ~jAmerican Woman Suttrage : dent of the national suffrage body.) son shall be dissolved, what agence N presided at closed executive sessions | j441) become the auxiliat of the, national board of directors, | ation Woman Suifrage allian held all day, and tomorrow will for- allie 4 eB Ss “What, plan for the intensive ed- | mally call the Convention. toorder.| ycotion of new women workers is pos! ‘Today's sessions were devoted to the! che ‘and -shall it be recommended! ussion of questions of vital im- tint’ the League of Women Voters: “ portance to women as citizens andi i ° FRI, . Serpe dl, take up this work, or shall it be! f Voters. ‘The subjects of theSe all-day | conqueted under the National Ameriy| conferences were child welfare, the can Woman Suffrage assaciation? protection of women in industry, the Probably Will Dissolve i a legal status of women, American cit! ‘hore is no doubt in the minds of zenship, social hygiene and food sup-! ay national officers that it will be v ply . and Aemand, Those pr iding decided to dissolve the suffrage body oe aes econ oaoen vind THe eye. [and let all logical activities of er MES: F oTOY, Sey acker Of AUS | franchised women be continued thru | SN ee MCE tee teil. the new League of Women Voters,! Chicago, Mr: ‘a Me- . rarest a, Culloch of Chicago, Mrs. Frederick P. and plans are being made according ~ Bagley of Bosion, M Dr, Valeria | "9 ‘ Pe rae roar 2 » of Hartt % ne of the interesting features of a parker a Aaa aaertiee conte andthe convention is the fact that many EO ee +, Costigan: 0} lot the more prominent suffragists who ington. oes lare. present as delegates or visitor: Tomorrow You ii | lL wish i | $6, Me an, s month ley the coolie ron SALE Wee LL WELL - RA %G jouse boy up to probably $15, Me: house, f pissy hs ron : GRAND MA ¢an 2 month for acook. It is a mod-} * Finel cea WouLD GO es est esibalishment that has not two or and forms | -Lepresy in advanced stages to be | met with in Shanghai’s streets, par- |ticularly..in the Chinese city tuber- jeulosis claims 15 per my of the iChinese who die’ every , tracoma |} uhealon is common, typhoid and Bae -typhaid | fpr are ever-present, the social diseases} bath jare most widespread. { ' “The foreigner has sought to safe- | guard his health by, following the {common practice of engaging his phy- isician by the year, under contract, and by other means. Yet it is felt | ‘that the door of-the foreign house- ihold has been left open to infection by ignoring the condition of servants iwho are recruited from all quarters of the community and who for the most pe come from outside he him: ere Home aU RINGEVEW. 6 s of the international settlemen| MIAOTIa. dale Hebeee cleoenn ithat forms the heart of the city. It ere er one ae Ona is to deal with this source of danger] city. | Possession at_ once. sion given at nee, 6 cash, House sof 5 d bath, modern, close street, 34,000, H, New location rst door bles Present. i that .the Safety First club was] 2nd tere call Telephone 682. are also prominent in the countr: H ) thal s Ss 's Among the euthorilics of national i s. oO ' | formed. ee note ho ve in Chago Yo addres] PE ae trou, presden/BUFLeigh County Farmers Will Have | | PEA a Mer these conferences and the dinners this a A00b. H Ce AOS, ! ea aaay !~— | lS tte sant hove on two ie SS evening that will follow, the conter- of the Iino aval | Suge ao Farm Bureau This Season; Meetings | sor ets, ‘pounds down, § w sr general housework, | at U2t Ave, A. West, or phone ences are Miss Julia Lathrop. chief) iyents,’ Headquarters of the conven-| Being Arranged to Develop Interest. | “cuits asa common, $15 to #18: all Aye: f : 4. of the federal Children’s bureau tion are at the Congress hotel, There Se I, 1D) medium, good and choice.) WAN 1 housew , : sudee Ben ce Kelly as Deny ne mae are to be many brilliant social func- E ts f A Itural Col }to lead in this work enlisting their) § ‘ ; Phone ie : Welk rs. Florence Kelly of New -Yor! ; : anti xperts from Agri Ea paar icceae { oh = s1y 75 FOR Ky th Consumers’ league; Miss Sopho-|#0s during the convention. / P . src : i Hane n in a com- 86.50 Lo $10.75, el plat exten, | ; nisba Breckenridge of the University COASTING RIGHTS DEFINED| lege Will Address Gatherings eer the various, community necds, | ST. PAUL MVESTOCK a a thie. WH Sell , including 3 Grane of Kalamazoo, ich, Gov. Hen-| 5 ——— |: ste: Explain ‘Purposes: of Bro |¢ counts wide propre of york i Soe Ne mtn oe En a ile ie USN upon as jc canvas. Miss - Ma 2 termined, and int eaders a Se higher, land; #3. K, Tirislnie et Chicka ailés Mery ae. |Fowa Court Tells Boys When} posed Organization. jchosen to lead each project or phi : 1.40 fo , {COMPETENT colored maid would like AUTOM OMILES-=MOTORCT CHES: 13 aes a . si essere = jof the program. This plan is, carrie Be wk, $1 to $11, cod a permanent position with some derson of, Washington, D. C., chief of} - - They May Slide iy “i puoi bey 6 aidea| aes c i In very gov’ condition the U, S. Women in Indus bureau; fesse x : Ga i There ts County wide interest being Leese into a state and national] Cat the receipts, 1,900. Killers | good. family. Write 12, care ‘Tribune. Price $860.00, Will ci ne ‘s Moin a., Feb, 12.—Coasting \ - be ee vonarles AH Brocka’ pfenidentot| rites cou a highways have been !Shown in the proposal to establish a; “A large number of the counties in _ $5 to $14.50. | tion, ‘and. many, others. i state supreme court, farm bureau for Burleigh county un-|the state have alrcady such assocta- Cons and heifers, $6 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES * ¥ . no favorites in| Gerythe director of the county agent tions in’ working and; Calves, steady. $¢ 5 AUndependent Oil New a se eye Ls low Conpdered, for | the use me highw: id children may {224 home — demonstration depart-j are doing,a great d ‘many; Stackers_and_ feeders, steady. “ . thecnew: ‘Lea ue of Women Voters,{coast or play )jments. Similar organizations have! of the pioblems of the, mers. on 11.60, E "A siehtsas: these : heen and are being formed in other a co-operative busis. Burleigh coun-} Sheep receipts, 600, 4 =={ mobile, the-highest court of the state ars Tre TeeReena Peed Lames eG Aeon Sten Bur- ae . Ps a perabarn oper a ca \ ecree In ‘its decision the court a inning of 'move for th a a | others seeking ngraved -inithals : SEE YOUR SKIN Iori Phe. tiled “traveler with his summer a strong bureau will be or-| leigh county Hurepa pang sferd | Wives, singer retin toy asibupe Ge tes a i ch and six, flanked by outride ganized here with representation’ farmer and all m women will be ees Sas = IMPROVE WITH iin ho hisher or hatter right to the "9M every section of the county. entitled to mendership.| Ht. B. Feller KENTUCKIAN THINKS WANTED TO RENT . mublic roads than ‘has the patient lectings will be held in various of the Agric college will be, . WANTED--Small cottage furnished POSLAM’S USE Mews with her pms, drazeing, a (DAP of the county to stimulate in- here to é‘preliminary or) WAR DEPARTMENT CAN three, mek, fornia shone fr A 3 baat Gee Shale aia ae terest in the farm ‘bureau movement .ganization of the farm bureau. A ie ! ight housekeeping for man and: wife. Just a litte Poslam on sick skin | primitive trayois which bea her nere. Miss Elsie Stark, home demon- Reeling will soon be called of all the! ~ STOP PROFITEERING |. For reference inquire 8. E. Bergeson & oon 1 ie cover the affected surface | blankets. NW soothe cool and comfort. And the; “If for ex skin, urged to throw off its disordered | Fox and Geese on th s of the county who are in-| ted in the formation of hAoant dd) Louisville, Ky. Feb. rument places on the stration agent and George W. Gus- | farm tatson, agricultural agent, have | ter ample, 1 are playing | y are xX rooms ,and bath, hot water heat, full “basement. garage large enough to be rebuilt : . pi charge of the meetings and are com-: association and every farmer condition should respond splendidly so} 20 less entitled to their rights than if pleting the-finalvatrangemente 2 : ersafor: Pa F : ae wit b al arra ents at the to attend. Watch the papers for that gratifying improvement may. he} they were soberly making their way e o: narket at cost i ‘ B present time. date of such meeting.” ithe clothing. fool. 9 es, antomo- | into a nice little house, lot 100x { ly seen, 7 : jfoeeneel are , In speaking of the farm bureau : harhed wire and other!) 150° feet. Thi desirable JANDS mple. because Poslam is powerfully | “It cannot be conc st“ | movement, Mr. Gustafson s aT E, i i for war, it 4 réperty is located on Ave. Aand || GANDOLOG magazine giving | the ‘ use there is noth-| ig upon a public highway is an il-|seyery farmer in’ Burleigh county | | ts atiful || facts in regard to the iand’ situation, : (ee Ace oe. nuisance. Public igh every, 4 ! comma a very beautiful view @ Months’ subscripti If : is interested in the problem of the: ——— to the . This delightful home for a ho or as an investment you farm and home and upon him rests ak are thinking of buying good 5 the responsibility of properly attack- CHICAG( ion was on al al ting and solving such problems. These, Hoe ree neal from a damage suit in Pottawat-| proplems can be solved more easily tamie connty, in Avhich a young wo-l Year by year through the organiza. | man sued and obtained dudemens tion of a farm bureau among “the for damages from the farmers of the county who are vital- team who had refused to * ly interested in and effected by such so she couRL pass on her sled cousting | problems. Such an organization has’ pwn hill, She was injured in the | pefore it a continuous growth and yn- n. The defendant contended | jimited possibilities and opportunities. , t¢ $14. guilty of contributory “The permanent upbuilding of the| Heavy packing sows, rough, community, county or state is deter- | $15. can not be duplicated today for tolerate, me and emba $8,000.00. ing in the extreme, Let P@slam show fect. skin health. For free sample y Labor es. We higher, | Price ior quick ale $5.000.00. "| “This would ak to Se rel pea Hc present cost | J. H. HOLIHAN | conditions.” he s Pee a ere eee hy the;, New location, first door east. of } government included 100,040,000 yards the Postoffice. Phone 74 f cotton cloth, gray anael shirtin 100,775,000 pounds of j wool. cotton yarn, woolen yarns: 1+} 1000,000. war Cc more’ Bldg. Marinette, Poslam Soap. medicated with” Pos- lam, brightens. beantifies complexions. im | | i i i i, : i Dis' E Se eee helow any iand adjoining i he wit negli Louis | iach mined ‘by the eo-operstive spirit de- y ta 815. eo ress and 6,000,001 R. S$ ENGE, D.C. Ph. ( D acres LOUR TRS jatioved among the residents of such pts, 9.000. 1 oat’n encagh ce apple: the | Chiropractor s au ea <3 _at 5 lp ROPS community in’ working out together stecrs, u eee Gna cieal ure x When acid-distressed, relicve the | { . | eheirctartavand. home: problemas oice and prime. hewn a Toms Dero ' Mr. sais jfansultation deste ae indigestion with : 50 CENTS PER BARREL | “rhe farm bureau is an organi: 1 MILLIS to 910. pounds of bacon, 30,000.00 pounds of | I aan rosie hoe aes a MISCELLANEOU! ‘ ! ree) . !tion of the representative rural peo- 11S. | FSO NUIT cee | FOR SALE—1 Columbia Graphonola, . K | {ple of the county, prought together! — Lixhtweix i and choice, $12 t« Hee eg 000,006 N nearly Hew, at a bargain If taken at bes j_. Minneapolis, Minn. Feb. 13.—For|to work out these problems, under, $16. a ese pounds in 0,000,000) | PORE cs Baca birds. 7 j the second time within a week flour|their own leadership. £ Common and medium, $8.50 fo} ‘ B I S M A R Cc K Se. Anan role Dissolve easily on tongue—as pleasant tp take ag candy. Keep J your stomach sweet, try Ki-meids | attributed to. the uncertain and er-jricultural development and_better- cropped 50 cents a barrel at the mar-| “The people of a community most? §& ket here Wednesday. The decline is|interested in its more profitable ag- Mt. singers, in “full “song, yellow head parrots, $10.0 tee safe arrival anywhe doves not affect Shipping. Send ior cat- alogue. Sam Meyer, 2528 Flourne Chicago, II]. 5 TYPEWRITERS repaired hauled by our expert typey mechanic. For information and _es- BY BLOSSER {imates phone and ask for Mr. . Cress sid. the govern: | jment had 10,006.000 pounds of barbed | which farmers could us 060,000 pounds of ¢ les fh : cattle heifers, © $6.50 $0 > FURNITURE CO. 220 Main St. Furniture Upholstery Repaired. Refinished and. Packed, IT guaran- Weather ratic wheat situation. Standard flour! ment of home and social conditions 50 | MADE BY scorT & SOWNE . lin 98- pound cotton sacks was quoted|get together and project plans for Canner: x MAKERS OF SCOTT'S EMULSION jat $13.25 a barrel, $1 lower than a|solving these problems, They look! = \eat calv He ago. around for the persons most fitted | Feeder steers. $7 Tribune Want Ads Bring Results. | She Meant in the Head, Not in the Body, Freckles! ACCORDING To Your, BARKS You DIDNT DO VERY WELL THIS MONTH = WHATS THE READON FRY. ‘CKLES AND HIS FRIENDS WELL Howe FROM 20L- ALREAW=You . 3 oud REPORT CARD atY, DIDN'T Nou, T DONT KNOW 7 TH TEACHER SAID T WUZ BUT, GEE, DoP- You SMaylD SEE If taken at once, ant gng junch, room owner, * Inafive No. Write No. 8) FIRST CLA HAY FOR Ar Crandall, South 1 o Crandall State Rank, , FREE’ WISCONSIN BULLETINS—Soil, climate, crops. Immigration Bureau, Wisconsin Dept. of Agriculture, Capitol ~ Madison. W’ 60 a it ei HY iy i ‘ te Jormsone 49; HOTEL SALE—Hotet in county seat town, Re per month $1,000. Price . H, Holihan, Bisma T aan f As a