The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 12, 1920, Page 5

& ‘ oy } { : py lag | \ | | re , ' L ‘SATURDAY, JUNE 12, 1920 = CTT TT You called “LIFE.” Avunauanscannngugnonccusonnqocuigy annnununneansuage. THE HOUSE WOMEN SHARE IN FOR STATE GOLF TOURNAMENT HERE Rules and.the order of events for the North Dakota state golf tourna- ment, to be held here at the Country Club from July 6 to 10, inclusive, have been completed. For the men’s championship they require thirty-six holes to qualify and the women's championship, eighteen hotes. Players will be divided into flights of sixteen, according to scores. The championship flight, semi-finals and finals for men all are thirty-six hole matches while eighteen-hole rounds Tule for all the women’s events. Did You Ever Eltinge Thea “For That Tired Feeling’’ Need THE ELTINGE treatment. The treatment that sorta straightens out the tangled threads of thought. That kinda softens down the harsh and disagreeable incidents of the day’s work. The 4 treatment that makes GENERAL GLOOM AND HIS ARMY beat a hasty retreat. f ment that makes for comfortable evenings, pleas- ant thoughts, happy hours, and a little more con- tentment with our lot. It’s a treatment that we all need as we make our way through this giddy. whirling maelstrom of excitement and depression LTING at the It’s a treat- EVENTS PROGRAM iF OF FEATURES Prizes will be awarded to the win- jmer and runner-up in the champion- ship flight for men and also the best score in the qualifying round and a | prize will be awarded to the winner of each flight price. Prizes will be awarded to the winner and runner- upon the women’s matches. I There also will’ be team matches. | driving contest, approaching and put-| ting contest and novice event. Play will begin. Tuesday, July 6, at 1 p. m.. with team play, followed oy t || {| See Two Grizzly Bears Fight to the Death? j See “The Courage of Marge 0’Doone” tre connencos MONDAY a id for the men’s championship will start at 8:15 o'clock next morning. The finals for the women’s championship will be played Friday morning and the finals for the men’s championship will be played Saturday. The*complete program follows: TUESDAY, JULY 6th, 1920 1:00 P. M, Team Play, 18 holes. 2:00 P. M. Women’s Championship Qualifying rounds. WEDNESDAY ® 8:15 A. 'M. (Men’s Championship Qualifying rounds. 9:30 A. M. Women’s Championship ‘First rounds (match play.) 1:00° P. M. Men’s Championship Qualifying rounds, THURSDAY . 8:30 A. M. Men's Championship--- First match. First matches of second | third flights. 9:29 P. M. Semi-Finals ‘Women's Championship. ; 1:00 P. M. Men’s Championship—- second third flights. ‘First matches of defeated eights. FRIDAY 8:90 A. M. Semi-Finals Men’s Cham- pionship. 9:00 A. M. Semi-Finals second third flight, and all defeated eights. , 9:30 A. M. Finals Women’s Chani-| pionship. 1:00 P. M. Semi-Finals, Championship Finals, second flights and all defeated eights. 2:30 P, M: Novice Event. SATURDAY Finals ‘Men’s Champion- Men's third 9:00 A.M. ship. 9:30 A. M. Driving Contest. 10:30 A, M. Approaching Contest. 1.00 P. M. ship. Putting Finals Men’s Champion- NOTICE NORTH DAKOTA BARBERS North Dakota Barber Exami-: ners will hold examinations at Bismarck June 22nd, 1920. i the qualifying rounds of the women’s champ)onshiyy. Qualifying ,rounds A. S. DeVOICE, Sec. | presented the diplomas, both told of Second match. Second matches of j/ | Scheffer and vocal solo by Miss Au- BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE WORLD CALLING | FOR NURSES T0 ANSWER NEEDS Speakers at Graduation Exer- cises of St. Alexius Class Tell of Situation STAGE BOWER OF FLOWERS . Warning that there must be con- stant additions to the nurse train- ing classes of the hospitals or the country will face an even worse shortage of nurses than it now. faces was given by speakers at the gradu- ation exercises for members of the 1929 class of the St. Alexius hospi- tal, last night. Rev. Eugene Gehl, of Milwaukee, | Wis., who delivered the graduation address and Dr. F. R. Smyth, who the shortage of nurses, : Rev. Gehl issued an appeal to the public to aid the nursing profession. “If they do so much for you what will you do for them?” he asked the audience. “There is a ery throughout the country for nurses. ‘What is the reason? It is because a spirit of selfishness, of unwillingness to make the sacrifice of long training. A Noble Profession “You men and women ought to be solicitous that the world has nurses. You ought.to encourage your daught- ers to enter the training schools.” Rey. Gehl declared there was no profession more noble than that of the nurse. “What could be more noble than a life spent as a missionary, in ser- vice, as a teacher?” he asked. The nurse he said, not only cares for the body but for the soul. She is a teacher of physical and moral hy- giene, he said, The twelve members of the grad- uating class, with (Miss Mary ‘Lana, superintendent of St. Aléxius, were seated in a semi-circle on the Audi- torium stage , all gowned in white. Behinu them were banners of orange and black, the class_ colors, above thm was the motto, For God and Hu-; manity.” In the background were; large American flags; around the; footlights was a vertiable bower ‘of beautiful flowers, gifts of friends ct members of the class and hospital. In the front row sat student nurses. ' Musical Program The Auditor.um was entirely filled with an appreciative audience. Fath- er Hiltner presided and introduced the speakers. The program includ- ed orchestra selections, a vocal duet by Misses Cecelia and Florence Conn- olly, a vocal solo by William H. Rob- inson. vocal solo by Mrs. Herman gusta Dickman, Following the graduation there was a reception at the hospital for rela- tives of the members of the gradu- ating class. oa See eee [Py SSESNEWS cc | Judge in City DIAMONDS -- Dan Cupid's Favorite Gems fine diamond makes it particularly appro- T* purity, the radiatice, the elegance of a priate as a gift to a young bride. Whether they are presented in the form of a ring, a drop, a brooch, a lavallier or in a bracelet, they are bound to be appreciated as gifts of value and con- sequence particularly when they are of the fine quality of stones we present so artistically and fashionably enhanced by platinum or gold set- tings. ‘You can buy a diamond on our payment plan which enables you to make a small payment down and balance in small weekly payments. Phone No. ' 105 ° haS>S== No. 121 Fifth St. Diamond exchaned on larger stone at any time at purchase price. is complete. Our stock Folsom Jewelry Store - Main St. We thank vou for your past patronage and we are still in position Judge C. B. Goss, of ‘Minot, was in the city today on business. Hi Leaves Hospital Mrs. K. A...Gisti, of Rose Glenn, le‘t the Bismarck hospital today after an illness of several weeks. Drive Through €. W. Paulson and family have gone to Detroit, Minn., driving through to spend some time at the lakes. Candidate Here Victor L. Anderson, of Still, anti-; Townley candidates for the legislature j called on Bismarck anti-Townley men today. Improves in Hospital Mrs. A. I. McDonald, who is in St. Alexius hospital, is reported as gel ting along as well as can be expect: ed. Return from Lakes Mrs. George E. Laney and daughter, of Napoleon, who have been at Min- nesota lakes, were here today on their way hom Babies Born A baby boy was born to ‘Mrs. A. N. Larson, of Baldwin, in the Bis- marck hospital, yesterday, ‘Mrs. Ar- nold Rupp, and baby, which was born in the hospital, have gone home Going to Convention Rev. C. F. Strutz will leave Monday | for Big Stone, S. D., to attend the con- vention of the Young People’s Alliance of the Evangelical Association. Rev. Strutz is president of the organization. The convention is ‘to ‘be held June 16 to 20 inclusive, Misses Esther and Alda Bremer, Grant McDonald and Alice Strutz also will attend the con- vention. Masonic Meeting A special communication Bismarck Lodge No. 5 will be held at Masonic templo, Monday, June 14, 1920, at! 4:00 p, m. Work in the M. M. degree. | All members are urged to be present, and visiting Masons are cordially in- vited. GIVE DANCING PARTY TO; COMMEMORATE BIRTHDAY | A very pretty dancing party was | reductions. rie’s nineteenth birthday. , Dancing and games furnished the evening’s amusement. An old fashionl Miss Elma Andrist took the prize.” midnight. 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