The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 3, 1920, Page 7

“- Fa a ere ne i OO pf SATURDAY. JULY 3, 1920 ' WANTED—A mine foreman, one who can get a, license from at gineer- combination _ foie good miners ‘and coal shovelers. wages at Coalbank, N. D.. On Mi RY, teady employment. comodations. Btate galary wanted, ‘Cannan Ball Col Co,, Coalbank, N. D. Main ‘office, Mellette. 's. D. 6-21-3wk , WANTED—Men. with” sufficient | confid- © ence to demand all earned. Big oppor tunity for big men: No salary or a The: Owls, South Bend, ang FLYING, IN 8 *WEEKS—Auto courses C. A, Auto Schools, Los uacles: -lmo HELP WANTED—FEMALE "FED—At e girl over 18 woman for country hotel, experience not necessary: but (must be willing PvE BEEN SEWING- | JUST FINISHED MAKING THIS DRESS: ISN*y IT PRETTY P to work. Wages $40.00 per month, |} room, and board. Write or phone LB sett ‘Sterling :Hotel, aes ling, ,N: ‘ 30-5t With Coma girl for gen- eral housework immediately. Very highest wages, small house( four. in family. Only competert applicants congidered;. Geo. F. Will, Will Seed r/ 323, Third street. “630-tw ‘TED—Girl or middle aged woman ‘AN’ for general house work. Good, wages, Dohn’Meat Market. -2-1wk SALESMAN WANTED—Salesman to-.cali on retail trade with first clasa line of auto spe- cialties, commission basis. References required, * N. B. Ludowese, Williston, N. De : 7-2-2 Pe ne Coen ___. AGENTS WANTED SELL TIRES—Direct to ear owner 30x3 non-skid $21.75. Tubes §3.2) % other sizes in proportion. Guaranteed miles ‘on liberal. adjustment Masi. ote commissions. Experience or capital un- necegsary. Auto Tire Clearing: House, 1500" West. 15th, Chicago. 4-3-1t4 WOMEN OR MAN Warited—Salary $24 fulltime, 50c an hour spare time, sell- ing kuaranteed hosiery to‘wearer. Bx perience unnecessary. International Mills, Norristown, Pa. ‘0 SELL TREES, 5 bulbs. Permanent. Pay weekly. Brown Brothers Nurseries, : Roch AGENTS—Send dor Free Tolet Soap Sam- pe and $10.00 cash refund offer. Lacas- sia c., Dept. 609, St. Louis, Mo. ali ROOMS FOR RENT FOR RENT—Modern two-room __apart- ment; furnished, ground floor; also small furnished bed room. Call 411 5th St. Phone 273. T-1s3t Furnished or unfurnished 4 oom ab in all modern house. Call at sot th St.-or phone 300X. G-18-tf Ky | MST SEE Now IT Looks he WITH MY NEW HAT ON Youre NOT GoING [} | TROUGHT 1. COULD SAVE some MONEY BY MAKING IT Mysere J WHY Sure! You | BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE SAY BURLESON TGNORES RULES | - “FOR EMPLOYES | Flouts Spirit of Law as Well as Letter of Law, Says G. 0. P. Congressman | Ch CUT THE Cosr OF Nove CLOTES IN WALF BY MAKING THEM, YourRSELF = IT Looks | >) + Fine-,1’4 PRovD. . oF Nou! Hoskins Inc., Dept. K. WashingtongJuly 3.—Charging that Postmaster-General Burleson ‘has de- To: MAKE TWO oF'EM OF THE SAME KiND OF ° cLo™ Are You! BUSINESS CHANCES WOULD YOU invest one dollar a week for ten weeks on a chance to make 1,000 or more? Particulars free. No Ubligation. Write, J. A. Carlton, 676, Forth Worth, Texas. POSITION WANTE! Box | Hope to Make “Ideal State” in NO, BUT 1 SPOILED A CovPLe ‘oF THEM BEFORE 1GOT TMS Zionists Urge Public Ownership of - Land and Cooperative Commonwealth in Dream of Holy’Land Restoration ». 1 liberately ignored both the letter and . spirit of the Civil Service retirement law by enforcing automatic retirement of clerks who have reached retirement £ age, were made here today by Repre- sentative Newton (Minn.), Republican. He presented a vigorous protest to John C. Koons, Assistant Postiaster- General, and intends to carry the fight to Congress. The Civil Service retirement act, which passed Congress just before the session ended, placed the retirement age of postal cavriers at 65 and postal clerks, at 70, but gave them the right to make application to continue work, Mr. Newton said, provided they could show they were physically fit. On such a, showing they are permitted under the law to remain in the ser- vice for two years, at the end of which period they may make a similar application before being automatically retired. “The _Postmaster-General seems to have deliberately ignored this provis- fon in the Iaw,” said Mr. Newton. “It is an outrage. The excuse given for the order, which goes into effect July 1, is that it would be ‘difficult’ to make exceptions. I shall insist to the limit of my ability and influence that this order be held up-on repealed because it is working & severe injustice upon carriers and clerks who wish to re- tnam in the postal service.’ Mr. Newton says it will unjustly seven connections of carriers and clerks in large offices like New York, Philadelphia, Chicago and other large cities and that already the employces are protesting against it: Local employees here have appealed | Day Phone 100 to the Federal employers’ union to aid rae tn obtaining a modification of the i order. a) Public SWEDISH SOCIETY (2) The Coopera- 4 Sn 16 [laggart Block Prompt and expert service Undertakers DAY PHONE 50 | summarized as follows: Ownership of Land; wart BETTER KODAK FINISHING Developing, Printing and Enlarging. Bring your Films to To be'sure of Good Elchuxes) Bismarck, N. D. MAIL US YOUR FILMS All Orders Filled Promptly by Experts | SHOE FITTERS IN STREET BUSINESS SERVICE Co. Phone 662 MULTIGRAPHING — ADDRESSING — MAILING Have your form letters typewritten on the Multigraph. Expert Accounting. | WEBB BROTHERS Embalmers Licensed E:mbalmer in Charge Funeral Directors NIGHT PHONES 65—887. | BISMARCK MOTOR COMPANY Distributors of STUDEBAKER —— and — CADILLAC AUTOMOBILES PERRY UNDERTAKING PARLORS Licensed Embalmers in Charge Night Phone 100 or 687 BISMARCK FURNITURE COMPANY 220 MAIN STREET ‘PAGE SEVEN: * i. os BUSINESS DIRECTORY || ° | to take up general. office. work after! Palestine regular working Wours, Call 82 from Mm. to'6 pom, 7-2-1wk | ‘TED POSITION—By _ experien: FOR” RENT—Modern furnished light housekeeping rooms July re 1100 Broad Phone 64 lwk FOR RENT—Furnished room in | in modern =} Obtained “Under Peace Rulings—‘Equal Rights’ | tive Commonwealth; (3) Equal Rights. ! The firat is expressed in the phrase that the land of Palestine’ shall, be GIVEN WELCOME ACROSS THE SEAS Upholstered Furniture Made to Order ee NEA Eire Bring or Mail in Your Filmes home, suitable fortwo. 419 Third St Phone _322¥, 7-1-3 FOR RENT-—One room for light Wise. keeping: Call at 620 6th St. “Phone Stenographer, referred as refers Address M. E., Box 561, Bismare Dae sg ewe MISCELLANEOUS FOR: RENT—Five room modern house and garage. Closein. Phone 795X or LW. T-2-8t FOR -RENT—Three unfurnished rooms, partly modern, 13 West Rosser Heed FOR SaLt—Ford touring car, New tires, , $360.00. Used Car Mart, 606 uals Be Hi FOR’ RENT Furnished apartment. Pear- son Court, nths, Phone 80. 6-28-1wk FOR RENT2Nice large room in modern house, 921/6th Bt. "Pelephone 705, * For RENT— een bright, Tan large modern FOR. SALE —My complete: studio outfit ‘and old photographic business, the only im town: with no. competition n er than 28 miles eat and 42 miles west on N. P. main line, is for sale becaus have to move to milder climate, Pric $500. Address BE, M, Holmboe, Ne Salem; N. Dak. The town is Boing. to! ount'of coal mining. 6: con IMS, NOTE! ANT CCOUNTS a1 here, No charge un- less’ we oullect. Our continuous, sk! ful, systematic, intelligent and sistent jservice gets you the cash, need in your busines Write or ¢ ‘American Mercantile. reniey Room N ae City National Bank: Bldg. phone «4-1-3 ent, 814 Ave, SALE*Beautiful modern rooms. and bath; full: Uy odl orch;:' east ‘rent. ‘This Eerie littlepalace, Garage. ‘Price $3500." $2000 cash. Also a modern house of 6 rdome and bath; well located. Price $2750. Also duplex.-house of 10 rooms,. two bath ‘rooms; two heating Pants: nice “large” shade-trees; 1 block ofa. car line.’ Rents for $60 per month. fi bargain at.$3500.. $1200 cash. J. olihan. 314 Broadway, 1st door east ot posto: 7-3-38t 8 foamed house with 3 clothes closets. Full basement. Front screened ‘in. Fast. front with ganas and small barn, out buildings. Nnearly: new... Will sel en terms to right party. “Located '¢ blocks from new school, 6 blocks from high school on lith Street. If interested, phone se FOR ek eras @ rodm tae HS cluding 2, ad rooms, ae front,’ “$3,250. on terms; good 8 room house, including bath, 10 Tots, fruit.and shade trees, barn, ehicken ‘house, feed ‘and harnese-room, deuble garage, well and windmill and well house on terms. Geo. .. Register. 6: 3 FOR RENT—Modern “furnished ‘apart- t, for Hgnt housekeeping . Phone 852. .F. W. Murphy. = 28-1Wk phoney Y $7.95, Clark W. ‘allen, Bi + 6-28-tmio-1W1 STANDARD. FORTUNE “TELEING. Kalons Reveals secrets. of future; tead: ind. friends | character: - Sample | . Buss 110. Riverside Ave., N, T-B-1t 2645t | Promises for Women in Every Branch of Activity ‘London, July 3.--Public ownership of land, a cooperative commonwealth, and equal rights,for all, were advo- 1! acted. here taday- ag the three leading | principles in the social program Amer- ican Zionists desire incorporated in he project for a Jewish Homeland in Palestine, by Jacob de. Haas, execu- ive secretary of the Zionist organiza- tion of America. ‘Mr. de Haas arrived in London to- day. with United-States Supreme Court Justice: Louis D. Brandeis, honorary president of the Zionist Organization | of America; Judge Julian W. Mack, sider; Nathan Straus, Mrs. Mary! -Professor.- Felix Frankfurter, Captain Abraham. Tulin, David Rosen- bloom and. Louis ‘Lipsky, organization secrdtary, These are the advance guard of the’39, delegates of American Zionists to the world Zionist confer- ence, convening in London, July 4. American Zionists will make a unit-! FOR SALE—2 See row corn cultivators, ‘eas effort. to have: the Pittsburg pro- and 1 two-row cultivator, aire at ot ld i farm ‘mechinery at a bargal €, Bhud or write Box 1 i prey . D. 6-26-1wk ¥ “CHICKS—Roe! Orping- BABY [CHICKS reduced pi for a shipped prepaid. Send for elreules M. Dean, Box 416, Ft. Dodge, Ia. sat WANTED SEWING—Children’s clothes and house aprons a specialty. We also “have -a stock of: ready-to-wear gar- 117 Yh, Phone 871R. 6-29-lwk FOR SALE—(0 bushels of ectoct, early hio see 0es, 00. on °sfenoken - Farinets State Hoi fine sHape, aaa ail or trade for 18 inch, Harold Gutman, 701 9th Street, Telephone GO9L, 7-2-2 ANTED TO BUY—Four ‘burner gas Wyiove ‘with oven. Call No. 103 ‘Tribune: FOR SALE—Household furniture, Call * 6-29-51 BICYCH FOR RENT—6 rooms furnished In mod- ern house for two’ months. Close~ in. Phone 298. "3-6 FOR RENT—f room modern house, Call 719 6th, 1-2-3t AUTOMO: \OTORCYCLES FOR SALE—Dodge touring car. Good ¥ Sanattion: Call 24 or write Box 2, T-1-lwk FOR SALE—Ford 1-ton t ra_i-ton ‘truck with grain tank oe eatile a muh eral and ta an epee Price_ $600. oan a 606 Ms 7-1-20 re ie cylinder 0.1 Auto 213, road: Foi ] te ford touring’ dar, ail ne 4 ae Se Mart, 608 5 p 2-1wk Main: St: FOR. Sal 5 passeiiger = Ford, Phone 6-29- 2! _WANTED TO. RENT HOUSE WANTED—Modern house or bungalow. -No children. Lived present house for five zene: ‘Take very best ae care of hoase,.' A.' W. Mellen, Prone arED TO. RENT—Modern bungalow. aeoue Cv ee 4 aes A.W. Mellen, ae \e MANITOBA OBA FARMS—€40 acres improv- ed, $50 per acre; 300: aeres improved, $45 per. apne 160 acres frapkoved: $40 per rexel’ | OPEN OFFICE FO real ‘Scott, Hill & Co., 22.C. P. Innipeg, _Manitoba, it NO CROP FAILURE. HERE.— We iat et at retail, any sized tract, 18.000 ac: unimprovs meas eer. soil, clover own, 01 ‘ows. wild m, on goad Altiin VGounty, Minn., needs you..- Write ‘for folder. “McNamara & Murphy, Ine.; Swatara, Min = att NTED—To. heat from Gk er of god farm. for for zales State. cash price. full ra fon. ._D. F. Bush, adisneabot ke inn. S eee Bj S ENGE,-D. C.- Ph. 'C. Chiropractor - Consultation. Free in. argain.: for sok ranches.and- Bigcks of land. Agents | t| the cars. 213 11th. St. North or phone 646U. )BARN VOR RENT—At 416 ‘Thayer st ‘Telephone 539, i WANTED—Washing. Phone 437X. i] at GERMAN SPY TO SPEND LIFE'IN “PRISON IN U.S. Leavenworth, Xen., July 3.—Lotha Witsche, the only German spy senten‘ ced to. death during the war, was re- ceived. at the federal prison here re- cently to begin serving a prison sen- tence... The death sentence was com- muted by the-President. Witsche was a lieutenant ia the Germany army. During a naval-engagement in the Atlantic ‘ocean, in which’ the ‘teuton warship ou which he was ‘serving was sunk, Witsche was cast adrift, He was picked up by a vessel ‘boudd for Mexico, and later made his way across the international line’ into the a States. He succeeded ‘in wall number of maps and di bors and fortifications cific and feturn There he became confidential with American of German gescent, who in- duced, him to ‘return to the United States for further espionage work. He walked into ‘the trap and at Noga- les fell into the hands ‘of federal officers. GET RAIL RAID Des Moines, July 3. Trangements are being made to send Charles Wess- ter, one of the Iowa railroad. commis- in an effort to get freight cars for Towa. shippers. A committee of beret ers just returned from Washin believes there is no possibility o! taining a preferential order from mH interstate commerce commission for Orders for cats will be made to the local railroad representatives as usual, under the new plan, and notice given to Mr. Webster in Chicago who will take up the matter with railroad of- «{ficials there in an effort to get»the ‘cats to the point n sioners, to Chieago to open an office, | gram, which they adopted in 1918, as the guiding social. principles for ‘the Jewish..Homeland, approved by the World conference, in/the program it will formulate. for the policy to be carried out in Palestine. Mr. deHaas im the. statement he gave out on jthe eve of what is considered the most significant Jewish World conferegce ever held( stressed the progressive tenets. of the Pitigburg program, de- claring “The Zionists are not going to be satisfied. with a Palestine or land of Israel, which will be a, mere dupli- eate of the numerous small states of Euroupe or’South America. he: They Neve that the 2,000 years of suffering | Bill. and martyrdom of the wandering Jew has given to our race a wealth of ex- perience which, added to the ancient heritage of thé Jew, can be made fruit- ful in the creation of a model settle- ment‘in the land of our forefathers. “The Pittsburgh platform may be NES-YOU Wold VT TILL Veer AY KAIFE AN! WELL EAY ete, T owned or controlled Yor the benefit of ate the people of Palestine'as a.whole.| Stockholm, July 3. — —From ar. | The Zionists of America have resolyed | Tangements made up to the present that the benefits which come through | '™¢ 4 very hearty reception will be increasing land values will not go into} Siven the Swedish Choral Society on the pockets of land speculators,, but | ‘ts visit to Sweden. will always remain ‘community-values, | The program allows for a six days’ which will go into the public treas- sojourn in Stockholm, from June 30 ury. in July 6 where three concerts will be “The second_principle indicatés that | 8!Ven- the Zionists of America are resolyed King Gustav will receive the society ' ; to encourage cooperative ehtarprise | °° July 2, and on the following day a' | to the largest extent possible, so that dinner will he given on behalf of Min- a cooperative commonwealth may, he ister and Mrs. Merris, who are now gradually evolved, without however,| i America at Oakhill summer resi- ividual initiative. ‘Th dence, A special steamer has been i Se ao corte by wehtch the as. reserved for a trip to Gefle, Hudiksvall operative commonwealth can. be| 2nd Sundsvall on July 7th, 8th, and achieved—it must be a developnient Sth, respectively where concerts will |¢ | through struggle and experimentation. | »&,Flven. BOOST OIL MAN rid aL "BISMARCK - Noatr Daxora: Corwin Motor Co. BUICK-OAKLAND SERVICE GOODYEAR & BRUNS- WICK TIRES. The tour also contains a visit to ! pinay pak toudeher ove Hehe Fonte Dalicarlia and-Véerm Land from where which all Americans are famillar—at ie Journey; goge toute to finish at least: in theory, though we may fall] M#!moe on August 3rd. ‘| WILD CHERRY ON . TABOOED LIST the Zionists of America-would oe if to all of Palestinian life—to politics and economics, to law and industry, to man and woman, to every sect: at ev: Weshingion, July Blackberry cordial and wild cherry wine were to- , day added by the bureau of internal | revenue to the list of intoxicating li- ery creed.” | quors and may be sold by druggists REGULAR ARMY OFFICES REDUCED in retail quantities of less than fi gallons, onlyeto persons who have ob: Louisville, Ky, ‘Wily 3.—,When 2 “veveille” is sounded ‘the morning of| tained permits to purchase intoxicat- Support for Doheny was claimed July ~ scores of Regular;Army officers | i7& liquors. from California, North Carolina and Instructions ‘were issued to federal] Oklahoma at the start. at Camp Zachary Taylor Louisville and Camp. Honry Knox, Stithton, Ky.,| Prohibition directors today detailing a “a number of preparations containing al- who received temporary promotions San Rrancigo >, duly 3. A contender for democratic vice presi- dential honors entered the field today, in the person of E.-L. Doheny of Cali- fornia, oil operator. Triends_ of Franklin K. Lane, former secretary of the interior, now associated with Mr. Doheny in oil enterprises, began an active campaign for Doheny’s selection and Isadore Dockweiler, democratic national committeeman from Califor- nia was connected with the move- me! REDLEGS EXCEL, new | for Expert. Developing FINNEY’S DRUG STORE Bismarek, N. D. Electric Service & Tire Co. Delco-Remy-Auto-Lite- Northeast Bosch-Eisemann-K-W Exide Batteries Goodyear Tires ‘(HARD SLEDDING | FORSECOND PLACE| FOR THIRSTY IS FUTURE OUTLOOK ‘Louisville, ky, July sledding is in prospect for liquor law violators who have ‘covetous eyes on the ‘30,000,000 gallons of whiskey in Kentucky ‘bonded wareliouses, Recent disclosures indicate that permits from prohibition directors of other states to take whiskey from Kentucky have some times been changed to make it appear that a greater quantity could be removed than was authorized. Contemplated changes in the permit system, inciude the use of devices sim- ilar to those used on bank checks, Moreover, according to statements 3.—Harder © during the war, will return to their regular grades in compliance with the cohol which are held to be fit for bev-|_ Brooplyn, July 3.—A close compar- crage purposes, and are therefore re-| ison of the Reds and Superbas gives garded as intoxicating and subject to| the Moran crew. a shadé in every de- the prohibition regulations. from the office of Elwood Hamilton, collector of Internal Revenue for Kentucky, permits should be kept con- FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Mother vant Know Di Different RY BLOSSER GEE-Wow DID You GET 4 WHOLE I DE UKE ST dll recently enacted. Army Réorganization in. partment of the game excepting Elexior of licorice came un e y. bureau's ban along with the mee ae pitehing, crities cay. anies and bitter orange. Compound | spirits joie daniner and myricia were ruled intoxicating as well as com. pound tincture of lavender and a White. match fat ‘Benton ‘Harbor on number of other pharmacial pre: July 5 by the air route. They'll trav- parations. el in airplanes. { TAKES NO CHANCES. ‘New York, July 3.—Johnny Evers gives all umpires a wide berth. He is taking no chances in giving them grounds for accusing him of giving them “chin music.” LOOSEN UP, CONNIE. Philadelphia ,July 3.—The ‘poor drawing powers of the trailing Athletics has caused several Ameri- can League managers t y suggest that Connie Mack spend some money for ball players. COURSE READY. Toledo, July 3.—The Inverness Golf course, ‘where the national open cham- pionship will be held in August, has been prongunced in wonderful condi- tion by D. Vanderpool, secretary of the United States Golf association. PAYS A FIN Evansville, Ind., July 3.—Because it is said his guests played ‘Mississippi marbles” on his pool tables, William Mathews had to pay $10 and then go to fail for ten days here. Among those to be reduced is Brig. Gen. G. G. Gatley, commander. of Camp Knox, to be colonel., Major Gen. Charles P. Summerall, command- er of Camp Taylor, will not be reduced as he was given permanent rank of Major General by congress April 5. | BY WAY OF AIR. Chicago, July 3.— Several Chicago OU, FRECKLES: You KNow VEAW IRS CHERRY DIE SEEK SKYSCRAPER TRADE Chicago, Ill., July 3.—Tops of cov- ered delivery wagoys are utilized by some of Chicago’s business concerns for advertising purposes. Looking down into the canons of the city’s streets from a tenth or eighteenth floor it is no unusual sight for the spectator to see the name, address and telephone number of some florist or cleaning establishment moving down the street as on a flat billboard. 0, TTD MAW “WAT. JUMBO DUT HIS A WHITE ROBIN 1 Omaha, Neb., July 3-—An albino robin, pink-eyed and white to its last feather was discovered in the yard of an Omaha resident, Dr. Solon Towne, president of the Nebraska audubon society, said the bird is a rarity, the proportion of albino robins being about one in a million. e 10 times as many Jews tinuously in the hands of government officials and not given directly to the applicant, as the custom has been. STRONG STUFF GOES TO DRINKER’S FEET Akron,, July 3.—jWilliam Jackson, colored, drank some- real ‘tangle- foot.” ’They say it was wood alcohol, but anyway, Jackson is in the city hospital and can’t walk. He may die. GIVE AWAY. CHILDREN Omaha, ‘Neb., July 3.—So many par- ents here are offering to give away their children that the children’s code commission devoted a recent meeting to discussing the problem. The high cost of living is the most frequent excuse offered for giving up children. In some cases the frank statement has been made that the trouble of rearing a child is too great. USE FLOATING BASKET Omaha, Neb., July 3A. Leo Stes- ens, a balloon expert at Fort Omaha, plans to use “Floating basket” in the pallcon: races from Indianapolis next Oct He has invented a mattress weighting only 24 pounds but said to be capable of keeping 700 pounds afloat. It is placed inside the basket aroud the top, The drowning of two balloonists in an international race when they fell into Lake Superior led to consideration of a safety device. UNOUDUUGOSEDUENUOUEDOEOGOOUGEONCODEOROUOE | Building. Lots Now is the time to build your bungalow. Lumber has dropped 20 per cent in price and labor is available. We have choice lots in all parts of Bismarck. Real values and easy terms. Bismarck Realty Company Bismarck Bank Bldg. perebugne 314 iT ited States as there are in Great Britain. ee ey