The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 15, 1920, Page 3

| THIS LITTLE WOMAN. Ses aver camera’ iRCK DAILY THE. NEW ELTINGE BISMARCK TRIBUNE ay SIRS ' -|DEGLARES BANKS HAVE ASSISTED IN ADJUST ENT too SYMPHONY’ STAR ‘ Milwaukee Resident Was _ Weak to’ Talk When She! SATURDAY: NIGHT calc mee New Th “Siler er Eileen, Percy in ‘ Started Talking Tanlac Be- GREAT FAVORITE! “*°T% institution Replies “ / = ED as ‘ ; ee lieves it Saved Her Lif SEGRE i to Cities e ent arrier ‘Ho it Her Honor, In praof of bow thé symphony com- |Pany was recelved fm the far North; “I have not only gained thirty- three ‘pounds by taking Tanlac but I really believe it’has.saved my life,” said Mrs. John J. Wisniewski, 1132 Wigdlake Avenue, Milwaukee, Wis. “Before 1 found Fanlac,” said Mrs. Wisniewskie, “I lost much weight and strength that I only weighed a hundred and two pounds and couldn’t even get about. A. severe) attack of influenza left me with a terijble cough and I went down hill very rapidly. My kidneys worried me and I had awful pains in my back. I had suft- \said to'vival that Of ‘the ubiquitous west we quote from the }idmonton Bulletin of Sept. 25,1920: “. ‘Miss Florence Macbeth is\an un assuming; little"lady with a large col- oratura soprano Voice that has been likened by those who ave heard-her ;to that of Jenny Lind, and which is Galli-Curei. Vancouver was the clos: est Galli-Curci got to: ‘Edmonton, «but if gramaphone records are any cfiti~) cism, she will have to look to her lau rels, else this winsome little miss will steal a march:on her. Miss Macbeth. sang the Bell. Song from Delibes “Lak- sander, président of the N MUST CONSERVE CREDIT oN New York, Oct. 15.—James S. Alex- ational Bank ebUdutote.ve iv New rors, toid Aine ican exporters at the annual ¢ low of he. America: M wufactu ‘Export association here today that ¢! banks and not failed to co-operate with business men to the fullest ex-} tent in the present business eva. ie Duivess men felt there had been any (i such tendency on the part of the bahks it’ wasue to a misconception or a failure to give weight to funda- A thrill’ne love Alps... from the novel by Louis Tracy Sledge’ rac COMING MONDAY. “The White Molt”. sercened in the Wild bvauty of the ski running and planges gver predipices are only a few of the thrills ¢hat help to make this one,of the best pictures of the season. % vue \“HEELL’S OASIS” the Mayor”. little mayor as you-follow her ' through her duties in office. a ; Monday: *% ' NEAL HART in ered for a long time from rheumatism | me” with rdéndition that: was fully ap- . in my knees, wrists and elbows, and | preciated: “ely “at times I couldn’t stand up or even! As an‘encore she sang “Lo, Hoar use my arms. I had severe pains|the Gentile Lark,” and to this lovely around my heart and would becomejsong brought a new lease of life and afzzy. PEE ,jan increased amount of interest; Both “I was so ‘nervous that I justi/these ‘numbers\had a delightful flute couldn’t sleep. I had no desire to lis" On: her- second appearanee nfental facts, he said: Mr. Alexander said he desired to answer the charge made by the pres- ident of the export association that the banks “‘co-operate readily with disiness in’ times of prosperity, but] 92, “the loyal co-operation of, the wien hang itlmes,comes they withdraw! yanks with business maintained the heir assistance. ’ 3 Mir. Alenander admitted that in the|‘OUNdess of the business structure baw: (hat® there past there had peen some basis for|!" @ Way never ‘before witnessed inj stabla price lev such an accusation, but he attributed ss country. If any one feels ‘oul he “condui banks as a whole nav? not ¢ conf ylent judeme this-to the fact that the banks were not: ‘then organized to support, one h business ay th> ould, | sues#3 and speculation.” There also} | nother ‘and @ach was compelled to| i he does nt fur'y uppr2-}musf.sbe adequate production anil | + protect itself:by contracting its loans jundamentals tavolved"|“‘c' edit should be conserved so that in times of stress. . Under the Federal : Arterican credit structure | tharé would be ample funds for tong Reserve system, however, Mr. Alexan-| was hel ly expanded, he sat{, the vol- | tig investment for railroad building der ‘said this fundamental wéakness) une of scld had:shrunk anl it aad}a repair and for housing construc in the American banking structure! )-:. ‘sable for the banks to n.” My, Alexander pointed to the aad been cortected. conserve their positions wita the ut- ger of seeking to stimulate by ar- He regard s as the ia]_measures the volume oN smer : Banks Co-operated. most care. “During the ~period throvgh which | the hest service the ba could ren: forelgn trade. and said that the f der to business for “weakened banks wouldv’aave meant di “The; peak of crefit soon rasgy he predicted banks could not finance thd trade on) such a basis as to perpetuate over-. expansion in domestic ‘banking cred-i it. we have recently passed,” he went and I got so weak that I couldn’t}Miss (Macbeth sany~“Charmant Ois-, even walk from one chair to the other,{€au.” from David's “LePerle de Bra- much less. do any of my housework. zil This gave her sufficient scope to I spent hundreds of dollars and took |dispiay not only the many guldon all-kinds of medicines and treatments alae t Ett) ae ete jechienseds nee Brean at inom die, me «qne pazpicle er tha tumitltous \applati.e nad subsid- “The dway-Tanlae-has helped me is ed ane sang Annie Laurie’ ue only nothing less than wonderful. My kid-|2, harp accompen mene ani doled neys are now 4n fine condition and ood. fea bis elepie Uellad ‘eNen the, pains are entirely gone from’ M¥\ trom the commonplace interpretation. back and‘ around ‘my “heart. My [Miss Macbeth is asstfredly a vocalist strengthsreturned rapidly and that bad |o¢ rare ability.” cough has disappeared. The rheumati- ism has all gone from my wrists and elbows and I can do ail my: house- work with perfect ease. now.” Tanlac is gold in Bismarck by Jos. Breslow, in Driscoll by N. Détand J, H. Barrette, in Wing py H. P...Ho- man and in Strasbuté’ by Strasburg Drug Co. —advt. Se JACOBUS GIVEN . f WESTERN POST | “ g ON NO. PACIFIC G. H./Jacobus, superintendent of the Yellowstone Givision of the ‘Northern Pacific, .with headquarters at @ien-. dive, has been adyanced to the super- intendency of the Montana: division. ~ with headquarters at Livingston, and Y Will take up. his’ new, ies on Octo, ber 15. 4 i T. H. Lantry, former superintendent of this division has béen-nade super- intendent of a coast~division, -with headquarters at Seattle. It has not as yet‘ been definitely au- ie nounced who will succeed Mr. Jacob- us on the Yellowstone division, but ‘ report, has it that Tod Sloane, who eye? pete TPS ALL OVER Now.‘ BUT THE SHOUTING |; mae LING i SEAT(LEr-There is much kiss-/ ing and many tears! of happiness around the coed’ circles of the University of Washington. ‘Six- teen sororities have pledged 186 new members andthe wild scramble for sisters is over, © the basis rather..than of ry € Be WL / This Is Your Last Chanice 1 to get your | =\ O-Cedar Polish Mop . ‘Advance Prices Effective Nov.. Ist ~\ ' HL, . Y \ was former: trainmaster 2 Mandan. Nf Yd } y \ i NN om \ and who ‘has, been superintendent of is Wy ” Z , . i if 4 a division at ‘Pasco, Wash., will be Ly y y, : ‘ ; d put in charge hete. 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