The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 4, 1920, Page 2

BISMANCE DAILY TRIBUNE i THURSDAY, NOV. 4, 1920 ui BE cIvEN | Stutiy with Cole 10 W AR HEROES RELIEF WITHOUT QUININE cme RAN white Delay is to be Ended, by Navy Department—Held Up by Controversy TELLS OF FIVE) ~— YBARS SPENT IN GREAT WAR ZONE 7 el A i Seen poe Pa ages of the head; stop. nose running, relieves the leadadhe, dullness, fev- erishness, sneezing, soreness and stiff- ne Don't stay stuffed up! Quit blowing and snffling! A dése of “Pape’s Cold Compéund” taken every two hours unt) three doses are taken usually breaks up a severg cold ahd ends all Stery of Hunger and Want. is Reported by Travelers Back in Minot ape's Cold Compound” is’ the uickest, surest relief Known and costs Ta Se i Fash} wach The = | Srippe misery. only a few cents at drug stores. [t Minot, N. Dy Nov. 4.8 story of tay. in Gaardie. wet tie ire (ihe Nery Hirat doxg. opens. your |acts without ssiatanee, tastem mleoy me jpe e be @ endtne over a guished war-time vice in the navy!“ @aedn-up nesteile and the air pass-| no quinine. ’ ’ ye waicn and. Marine Cor upout to be end-| = ; their only: consolation by he hope oF es ed, it was learned at the Navy depart-} j ; Bes somes aay ote to Ame ica a: tole _{ment, , sider who had seen Weeing escort the te proper setting for Wallace Reid's cnildran, Soran DiaiuGind: ues = ‘The decorations, which .were held) lady buyer out of that flashy, road- She wilngnend ae Eick ate. ‘ . Diamond who arrived i up while a naval bourd reconsidered} house and was the chief witness at | uct, Will spend. Friday and Satur- Zool sae Ee 8 the awards aiter.a controversy among} the diyore day at the. Eltinge theatre. Bebe urday, after a fourtecy week Jo naval officers and a subsequent con- rhe seen sith, 4 ‘Daniels makes a ‘pretty leading wo- from their old home iu the Pro gressional investigation last. winter, The scene, as they, say in ye | man. ‘Phe film’s a Paramount’ Art- S st of Warsaw, ee i ficers of ships and stations for distri- young man with a towel around me in the heart of that section wt por i Ipution either on Yo-| is head, surrounded-by a gethiue of Legion Meeting er west Russia in whieh he Roles vember 11, or jn hie Sunday, No-| auack doctors, day and ae ey The first fall meeting of the Lloyd and the Bole neviki hav been fig re vember 14, | pill boxes, medicine bottles. and I spotz post of the American Legion CE ee ae cise nedienrar ees | Winners Not Revealed {suxophone, is l¥ing in Ded. It is }will be held tonight. ‘There will be Diamond, Rabbi of the local J a ; ‘Phe medals were forwarded . in} Reggie. He is ill. election of. officers, installation, en- ish chureh for the past lour yedxs sealed packages with instructions. that} ‘But, gentle reader, you shall’ Pene- | tertainment, music, feed and. ‘smokes Her ‘husband and another son have jthey were not to be opened until re-| trate his-secret. He is not ill. He is |and ull Legion men are urged to be SE eee ee iin ey aane ainda ol ceipt of a .general release message! “ill.” Merely shamming, because he is ponent resided in New York since coming) from the ‘department and v then | @ good pal of John Weems and is ss ago, While } aN bonus ¥ > to'this country seven yea “4to be presenicd with appropriate cere-! anxious to prevent the’ court from i given fo British gol- snotnes son GS ee a ae monies wherever practicable. ~ rending John and Constance asunder. |diers ranging froyn $24.30 to $140. 4 : Rev. J~ Diamond and Hymin! . ate rey sed list of alive torrecelve) All of which is by way of providing! a Tonth. / ase i Ricaetear + |thé awards was not made public and} : i Diamond accompanied by their wives i é nai went to New York and met. them jit was said. iz would not he: released | e 7: = (until the medals were actually pre: when they arrived on October 14. | \gonted.. ‘Phe originad-list’ included 13 ‘ at Abe pasion neu Din: Fezgons to, receive the~medal \of hon- terpreter, toll. of the, suffering. the! pr pulls the: revised sl Atay as an Ki l l L Th a t C ol d Wi th nel Arta been aa eee gin Ne in ay Honors. : oe revised list as) World WHEbegan in 194. He is 17) |or movelthas 400 offers and mon wie! years ol®how 3 barred | will Yeceive the distinguished service | v4 ' medal him from } milit vice. but he nig: 5A sanet Hl : called upon to work in the fielis, ABOVE—Senator Harding's home In inavy fl Gout 160010. ree aah the direction of invading arm-' Macon, U. wita tne tamous frout - Sins Controversy Reealled / i ies and\he states that he and other porch, LOWER--Birthplace at Bloom- The. controv y over naval decora-| ¢ ted would jng Grove, O. LOWER ft VP—Of- { tions: wa: initated 1 inter hy | R “ A t ! 3 precipitated last winter’ hy} i ein the sice of, Senztor’s’ newspaper, Marion the wae <a at FOR 5 « AND ;: ught x saHe Ws lari e publication of a letter trom Rear; fi capacity they did. ‘The Star. Admiral W. $. Sims to. Secretary! Colds, Coughs Sod Aa Grippe of ‘his life: have been one ye RU ous oe) POE ee | Daniels declining to accept the distin-j oe of hard work, hunger and suffering. | | : : e ‘ {guished service medal for which he} Neglected Ccids aré‘Dangerous 5 Conditions. were not, too bad under pelled~ to w When K }had beeh recommended, because of al- i ‘i the Czar or’ when the Kerenzky gov-, overthrew the government the soid leged «in. achinshtio manner. oft Take no‘chances. Kecp t ly for the first sneeze. ernment had control, but when ‘the igrs from Minsk returned to thelr | | awarding ,the. honors | Breaks cp Relieves rip ee w peed nt een from Thee with tee ae and or ae iS | t.was not discldsed at the depart: | Grippe in 3. cays—Excellent for Héadache » 4 the Russian ater the Bolsheviki| These were all turned over to. the | ee | nent: whether the nares ‘Of Admiral | Sy, y fy i tl aye as an a 3 2 et ¢ 8 ‘a uinine in this form docs net effect the head—Cascara and Poles etptured it; the poor people Commer wis sluluped th i ue ule ple that if they would assist the Bol-| gained control,- the people—wishad| Sims .and other officers who declined rete Ne Opiate in Hill's. : ‘ ara Beat Tele guns digd from over Work. front for use against the Allies. in taking contfol from the fhe Gennany had Lee In place’ to. accept medals last winter, were op x ve vation. Matt Diamond served as in= Bolsheviki: Worse tie yor “people would Oe nr Tuas Bad feat 8S : ALL DRUGGISTS SELL IT_ - terpreter for the German officers In, March. 191¥,, the Bolsheviki aswell as the rich, For The rest ofthe’ world, Mr. Hiamond | spat Ww WSS “SICK | ¥ and although the Germans put forth|horfes drove the Germans — back | tz the Germans received | 1° Could paver believe the story a “ABED” SUIT. “FAILS an effort to cultivate the land and | towar the rman frontier. Bol-| : tanc e from the ie wan how -tliessPoles; treated the ,Jéws } pe = feed the people, all their belongings |sheviki agents had heen sent ahead | ‘hey iempted to stem the tide Of) ice they seized the country. In_his | yy, 3 | - 2 ‘ 2 she ees allace Reid Has Hilarjpus ‘Time ie were confiscated and all were com-/of the armies and they told the peo-| Russian “byt when the Bolshevikf] tome city dozens of Jews were willed | al g 1 rs ane Ae ‘ ew Sereen Fatee without anyone knowif: -way they| eel ... COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPHS met death. Tf. a> Jew swered | «peginald Jay /to the bar!” (Nor / \ COLUMBIA RECORDS ‘ sol lee he killed and the sotdier ' oe a murder. thousands of Jews. are 3 afixdous to come to, America and thos >! who have friends in this country who | can s ney to come are} waiting anxiously for the money. No ants to remain there and they | hoping fér a future home in| s country. s. Diamond -and her to New York that kind of a bar. A divorce court.) « No Reggie answered the 's call nd the case of Constance versus John We eems ran abruptly up against..a snag. For Reggie was tie only out- _—— =aic e ON EASY TERMS IF DESIRED COWAN’S; DRUG STORE. — : Sick daughter | Se return and live will their but the son will live in Minot. 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