The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 22, 1920, Page 3

N ‘ . ; ‘ "THURSDA ARIE 22;--1920 BISMARCK KD ILY TRIBUNE It was decided that all of the school i ; om 3 9 i structed to name committces to take 0l| Keep clean and by very original de- : he care of the advertising and publicity | children of the city would be admit:| monstrations’ show ‘ growing’ young- incidental of Cho-Cho’s performances, | ted to the performance on May 21 and} sters what to do and what not’ to do. to get the merchants of the city to| that May 22 ee Auditoriyn, would be | Cho-Cho, during the war, was engaged 15 co-onerate in putting on appropriate | | reserved excfusively for’the use of; by the government and obtained na- a window displays during-the week of| mothers and children from the coun-| tional fame. He is originally, a cir- é ‘| May 21 to advertise the message Cho- |try. f cus clown and by-his' clever dnatics he Cho brings, and to arrange for a rest! The purpose of Cho-Cho’s perform: , brings the message of good food and NCES room for ‘the. many mothers and oth-| ance is to instill into the minds of | good health to the;children in a way ers who are expected in the city dur- | young children the proper things to| that leaves its impress on their me- ing the two days, ~ | eat, the proper methods to foHow to} mories for all time. é EES Pk is Fainous Health Ith. Clown, Will Ap- ommerci: ui ames ecepe , pear at. Auditorium May X i £ tion Committee to Wel- as 21and 22. come Visitors Laas . opedcaestee of the leading wo- men’s ‘clubs, fraternal -organizations | and religious Focieties, met yesterday | fternoon in the community room of the public library and made arrange- ments for the €wo day, performance at the’ Auditorium May 21 and 22 of Cho- Cho, the nationally famous health clown. , é 1 i Mrs, G. F. Dullam was efected cha’ man “ogthe meeting and she wa: E|BISMARC Admission Only lie Tonight Only William Farnuin The “Hook-Em-Cow” special train, containing trade boosters from Souti! St. Paul, who will be :in Bismarck Friday morning from 9 to 11:45 0” clock will be met by a live delegation of boosters representing the Bismarck [ ‘ Commercial club. i The following reception committee was named to represent the club: C, L.\ Young, C. D. Mann, Benton Baker, S. W. Derrick, John Hagen, Obert O1- son H. H. Steele, A. W. Lucas) Thom- EL-T-I-N-G THEATRE Last time tonight, the enchanting and regal beauty Katherine MacDonald in Robert Chamber’s fascinating story “The Turning Point” Children 10c Ey as Hall, F. L. Conklin, George W, Gus- in his thrilling feature‘of the.dark tatson,W. A, McDonald, G. H. ‘Russ, Tomorrow—Tomorrow continent W. E, Lahr, H. P. Goddard,.'P, R. Fields, R. L. Scroggins, Alex Mac-|_ IS ONLY SKIN DEEP WM. S. HART Donald, John Peterson, ‘Dh. J.. McGil sine will cure zeta. lis, C. W. McGray, F. E. Young, J. M. | GANS ootate dere application the man without a. rival in his new “The Jungle a “ fh Martin D. T. Owen, R. M. Bergeson, TENE, the great enter ral emed on special Bert Finney, E. V. Lahr, J, ‘L. Whit- tig state er seareet O0r expense. a4 oe seed gece etree “John Petticoats” Tomorrow—Saturday The South St. Paul delegation, is is isgeloand ue icky destroys the tiny — traveling eastward from Great Falls, skin’ parasites that a Berea, at » Monday—Tuesday - The Pictute you couldn't afford ton miss \ Mont., after. making a tour of that Clara Kimball Young with her own company’ which includes: cree hla, CLARA KI LL YOUNG ‘ ate _and North Dakota to oueenneh ix prominent stars will be a real atttaction at the New Eltinge | ri NG Cy ess rélation: 4 “ —, between themselves and the business j Theatre next Monday and Tuesday'in “Eyes of Youth. “EYES OF YOUTH” Shirley Mason ne cities visited. The special) ably ‘Will not be remedied until ‘after ~ , : ‘men in the cities visited he special | ab: y ‘will not be ;remedit bys Forni “ Wednesday—Thursday ‘ —IN— and or. CRANOLENE i sid by af good TOM MIX in “THE SPEED MANIAC” ‘ " hes gpa cior, CRANDLEN Ey * trevor direts by at the oH 1 hi: 99 sre See ea gate, NORTHWEST'S FINEST THEATRE ff ° k1eY Elep! ant Man’ Z money pinned Sr inczorned| Mot Satiofied mercial club will take the visitors on shortage in sugar with occasional re- lief when big shipments arrived here. It is @larged that the shortage is due to eastern speculators and not shortage of the raw sugar an automobile trip over the city, to itol, Country club; Sample Patkage of the Famous Pyramid. Pile Trentment Now Offered Free to Prove What It Will Do for You. the penitentiary, and out to te | to any crop. 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