The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 1, 1920, Page 5

‘ ? , ¢ e ea ae o at | rates | rane THURSDAY, JULY 1, 1920 | Daily Fashion Hat { 8779 | - ©; ; 0 GRACEFUL AND IBBESISTIBLE Fashion’s mandates regarding simplicity are faithfully obeyed in this model of Copen blue wool jer- sey. At either side of the front there is.a narrow band of _ Self-material, stitched along, either’ edge, which falls below the belt of black satin. At the sides and baca the tunic is draped to fall over the belt. Round |. neck and short sleeves are trimmed with machine stitching, Medium size requires 3% yards 54-inch ma terial. . Pictorial Review. Dress No, 8779, Sizes, 34 to 44 inches bust. Price, 25 celts, Pig e ey A. W. LUCAS CO. The Store of Quality and Service Big Independence Dance July 5th at Schebler’s Farm. Old time dances in the afternoon, night. Three miles east and two miles north of Bismarck, 7-1-8t During April, 5345 boys and 4959 girls were born ir. London. Regular dances at} ;MARRIAGE OF LOCAL MAN IS REPORTED HERE The marriage of Merton \S. Van de Water of this city and Miss Delmore B, Lamb, of Minneapolis, was solemn- ized Sunday, June 27, at 5:00 P. M. at the home of the bride’s mother; Mrs. Warren ‘H. Lamb, 1404 Spruce Place, Minneapolis, Minn. The Rev. Day, pastor oft the Wesley M. Ff. church, officiated, ‘ Only the immediate memiers of the family were present. After the ceremony the .couple “left on the Northern Pacific Limited for ‘Port land, Oregon, where they will* spend their honeymoon. After the honeymoon fey will re- side at* Wenatchee, Washington, where the groom has secured a posi- tion with a large packing concern. The wedding is a culmination of a romance Which had’ its beginning last year, when Mr. Van de Water was a visitor on the coast with Mr. and Mrs. Sam H. Clark, last September, She is a sister of ‘Mrs. A. H: Jones of Virginia City, Montana, who is now visiting with the Clarks. 2 CITY NEWS | > te C3 Moffit Visitor Mrs. Volinski, of ‘Moffit, was a call: er in Bismarck Tuesday. Washburn Visitor Harry Edgerton, of Washburn, was a caller in Bismarck Tuasday, From Hazelton / Roy Armstrong, of Hazelton, was 2 visitor in Bismarck, Tuesday. Driscoll Caller, Frank FE. Johns of Driscoll, was a visitor in Bismarck Tuesday, Napoleon Visitor M. U, Houser of Napoleon, was a visitors in Bismarck, Tuesday. "Underwood Visitor H. S. Peterson, of Underwood, was a visitor in Bismarck, Tuesday. — Thietke-Streib A marriage license was |: issued Wednesday to Harvey’ T. Thielke of ‘Fargo and, Miss Anna Streib, of Bis- New Hair Growth ‘After BALDNESS On logal affidavit, John Hart Brittain, business man, cortifled to this: scalp was shin extinct, and th “Yet no * -poft, stron; here are fro! “(My head at the top and back was Wis’ no hope of my ever ha t an age over 68, T have a trous hair! No trace of baldn my phatographs . 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All ingredients are safe and harmless, |p and hair. ely KOTALKO is Posi a's st ‘one delightfully reliable hair preparation that sacceeds Or ask for Kotalko artment store, Remember the UARANTEE. Or if you send 10 to treat BALDNESS, to STOP ten’ KOTALKO, apvly once or twice OX (10 cents, none otherwise) write to F, New York City AUDITORIUM One Night Only sar¥"2 Gn international dramatié “triumph! AH,Woods presents / ; LEVIS . MANN in the most sensational comedy of a decade By Samuel Shipman and Aaron Hoffman “Jo'clock this evening. marck. The groom was, formerly em- ployed by the Capital Security bank of Bismarck, but is now engaged in similar work in Fargo. The bride was formerly an assistant in a local dentist office. Underwood Visitor ‘Mrs. J. W. Melick of Underwood was: a visitor in Bismarck, Tuesday. fi Hazelton Visitor Mrs. Roy A.’ Yeater, of ‘Hazelton, was a visitor in Bismarck, Tuesday. en Underwood Visitor Mrs M. 1H, Smith, of Underwood, was a-visitor in Bismarck, Tuesday. Nanoleon Visitor Olis F. Bryan, Jr., of Napoleon, was a visitor in Bismarck, Tues- day: > / ‘Regan Visitors Mr. and Mrs. ‘Arno Gerberding, ot ‘Regan, were visitors in ‘Bismarck, Tuesday. Hazelton Caller +’ - G. J. Albrecht of Hazelton and Er- nest Wright were visiters in Bis- marck, Tuesday. Beulah Visitors Mr. and Mrs. N. Kenny and Wilma Ferguson of | spulah were’ visitors in Bismarck, TueSday. alae bay Hooresentative \Calls . L. B, ‘Heaton, of McKenzie, candi- date for representative was a caller in Bismarck Tuesday. } / Y. P. 8. Meeting Thexe will be a joint meeting of the choir and young’ people's society of. the Trinity Lutheran church at 8:30 Tho meeting will be held in the church, and such business will be transacted as may come up relative to the convention to be held here on July.4 and 5. It is ne- cessary that all members of the so- ciety and’ choir be present at this meeting. [PEOPLE'S FORUM Editor Tribune: The following resolution has been adopted: New England, N. D. June 8th,. 1920. To the President of the United States Through Channels. We, the members of, the Anton Uli- john Post, No. 66 of the American Le- gion, in regular session assembled, do shereby subscribe to the following res- olution: First, Resolved that the pardoning of Kate Richard O’Hare, a socialist agitator, who during the war was not- ed for ‘her continual and aggravated attacks upon the American govern- ment, army and navy, is detrimental to the promotion of that security and peace for which we entered the serv- ice of our country. Second, Resolved that the growth and increase of these social agitators who are deliberately secking to un- dermine our institutions and govern- ment, is a matter of the/most vital concern to every member of the Am- erican Legion. ) ‘Third: We therefore resolve that ee eo *|'the action of the. President. of the United States in so pardoning the caid Kate Richard O’Hire who was justly tried and sentenced by the cours of the United States in. strict accordance with due process, of is a direct contravention of his duties and obligations: as President. of ‘the United States. 4p § Fourth, We therefore, with a full realization of the menace of the con- tinued presence in our midst’ of ‘such agitators as Kate Richard O'Hare and others, most solemnly and sincerely renew our oath of allegiance to the American government and_ pledge ourselves to wage unremitting war- fare upon all who advocate such meas- ures or uphold those who ‘are such advocators, fo Signed and subscribed to by .the Anton’ Ulijohn Post of the American. Legion by the hand of our Post Com- mander. ‘ GEO. A. SARCHET, Post Commander, Anton Uli- john Post No. 66 American Legion, New England, N. D. To the Bismarck Tribune for pub- lication, J. lL. BOUCHER, Adjutant, Alnton Ulijohn Post No. 66, New England, N. Dak. ROOSEVELT ROAD , TO BE BOOSTED THROUGH STATE Minot, July 1—President Will E. Holbein of the North Dakota division of the. Roosevelt Highway associa- tion, returned ¢he latter part of the week from the western part of the state where he had been securing the assessments of the various towns dlong th highway, and adjusting dis- putes concerning routing. This means that with the money practically in sight for marking the western part of the state will have the highway prop- erly marked within a few days, when attention will be devoted,to the cen- tral and eastern portions of the state. |: The late spring has delayed the col- lecting ‘of the necessary money to mark this important international highway, but from now on the officers of the association will “hit the ball” to the end that by early July the vhole highway will be marked through the state with the new marking. The stencils for the marking have arrived at the president’s office, and when the job of, marking is completed the trail will be hard to lose, as it is proposed to mark the highway every mils from Grand, Forks to the Montana line, BRITISH SUMMER AT HOT SPRINGS Washington, D. C., July 1.—Sum- mer accommodations for the British embassy have been secured at Hot Springs, Va. and most of the em- bassy staff will be transferred there in the course of the next. few days. Lady Geddes, wife of the ambassador, will spend the summer in England, and expecis to return to Washington in October. Authorities give the average dura- |‘tiom.of human life as 33 years. i More than 100,000 motor cars are ‘stolen gpinually in the United States. law, | BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNB MOTHER OF WM. _ \ HANEWALD DIED ON WEDNESDAY Death, on 'Wedne: » called for the spirit of Mrs. Christian A. Hane wald, 704 Sixth street, after a linger: lug illness of three months duration. The cause of death was due to in- fluenza and dropsy. 3 Mrs. Hanewald was born in Saxony Germany, on July, 18, 1853. Befor coming to Bismarck, three mon she resided in Minneapolis. She leaves to mourn besides her husband, Conrad’ Hanewald, one sor William Hanewald. She was a mem- joer of the German Lutheran chu in which she was married 42 year: ago. The remains will be taken to Minneapolis for burial. LIGHT. CAR EPOCH “Racing is the crucible that has brought about the present perfection of the motor car,” declared R: B.,Lou- ek, today. “Almost every advance- ment of the designer’s art has come from the experience gained through speed and endurance contests, “The quick detachable rim, the use of special steels to obtain lightness and the building of stream-line bodies to decrease wind resistance, are ex amples of some of the many advance. ments which have come from the les- sons learned in racing which have benefited every motorist. “At this. year’s Indianapolis race, for ‘instance, the size of the motors was cut almost in half and yet these cars proved their ability to out-per- form the larger engines if other years, The smaller engines cut the pit stops’ in half and, as a result, the average miles per hour was greater than last year when the cars made*106 stops at the pits. This year only 58-‘stops were made. nl ; “The lesson is plain and it is that’ mere size can no longer be taken as a criterion of motor car performance. To the motor car users it means the coming of an era of ‘lighter cars of greater performance, of more depend- ability and of superior economy. “The Indianapolis race only served to drive home the lesson already taught by the achievements of the Essex. Although the motor of the Essex is actually smaller than those used at Indianapolis, its wonderful performance was shown on the Cin- cinnati speedway when it set a \new world’s long distance endurance mark by averaging more than 60 miles an hour for 50 pours daring which time it’ covered 3037 miles. ¢ “and the Essex which did this was a stock car in every particular and had to-contend against the worst pos- sible weather conditions. car, Good write Box q-1-1wk FOR SALE—Dodge touring condition, ‘Call 24 or 168.7 i Matches Veontaining white phos- phorus are prohibited in Belgium. “ Deaths in the United States, have been calculated at 67:a minute, and births at 70 ajminute. : EXTRAVAGANCE - has 44 gone by the board.' Thrift is in the air. Firestone experts on the spot in the raw material markets of the world are able to get first choice of quality at quantity purchase prices. 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