The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 18, 1921, Page 2

FUNDS 10 HELP ~ KIDDIES OVER SEAS GATHERED Teams Canvassing Bismarck To- day Find Liberal Spirit Funds to help save starving chil- dren in central and eastern Europe ure being collected today throughout Burleigh county. The men’s teams inthe city of Bis- marck canvassed the business district and the state capitol today. At noon J. N. Roherty, county chairman, sitid that reports indicated that people were generously supporting the plea for the children, Funds are being solicited in various districts in the county. ‘Tomorrow the wamen’s committee will solicit funds in the city of Bis- marck. ‘All the money will go to purchase food and medical supplies for chil? dren of central and eastern Europe. ‘The European Relief Administration, of which Herbert Hoover is an im- portant figure. has concluded ar- rangements with the governments of the countries in which children ure to be helped to the effect thab all of the American money shall go for food and medfcal supplies, and the administrative cost shall be borne by those governments. It is said 3,500,000 children in cen- ‘tral and eastern Europe face practi- cal starvation before the next har- vest. JAMESTOWN MAN LEAVES MILLION DOLLAR ESTATE W. B.S. Trimble Makes Many Bequests in Disposing of Property Jamestown, N. D.» Jan. 18—The will of the late W. B.S. Trimble, of Jamestown, who died last wek in Cal- ifornia, leaves large bequests to his wife, daughter and relatives. He gives $1,000 to a number of James- town friends, including Chase Rus- sell, and $50,000 to John EK. McElroy. manager of the Trimble company, of Jamestown. Bratton, Ontario, Jamestown, N. D., and Pa®&dena, Calif., are given one- third of the estate for the benefit pf ‘sick and crippled children, “on con- dition of their being, no heirs and twenty years after such contingency.” This provision of the will is not clear to many persons; but it is understood that the money will be available after the death of relatives who are given a life estate. The Minnesota Loan and Trust company was named executor of the state, which is valued at about $1.- 000,000. Mr. Trimble made most of his money ‘in North Dakota real estate. which he began purchasing and sell- ing about 30 years ago. TRIBUNE WANTS — FOR RESULTS Y Nu Z Don’t Worry About Your Complexion Cuticura Will Take Carecf It If you make the Cuticura Trio your every-day toilet preparations’ you will have a clear, healily skin, good hair, and soft white hands. Soup to cleanse, Ointment to. hee!, Talcum to powder and perfume. Soap 2c. Oi it H and We. ‘Laleun whe i "Cuticura Soap shaves without ASK Your Grocer For Humpty Dumpty Bread Produced by BARKER BAKERY Hart’s Marinello Parlors Room 4, Hughes Block Opposite G. P. Hotel Phone 896 Bismagek, N. D. Electrolysis Electric Massage of Face and Scalp Wrinkle Treatment Aene and Blackhead Treat- ment Face Bleaching E. L, HART Marinello Graduate Shampooing, Manicuring Hair Dressing Marcel Waving and Hair Weaving The arrival of the U. v long trail leading back to the H they were lost for days, i attice, a Canadian 1 A. Farrell is enjoving his fi Moose Factory, the. Hudson Be EQUITY HAS SUCCESSFUL YEAR'S TRADE Profits-for Year Given as $121,- 000—Has Balance of $175,000 Fargo, Jan. 18—The Equity Co-op- erative [Exchange had the most suc- cessiul year of its history in the twelve months: ending July 31, 1920, | according to the report of directors made here today to stockholders. ‘More than 1,000 farmers of North Da- kota, South Dakota and Minnesota, many stockholders inthe exchange, | were present. Profits for the year) were $121,000, the report showed. The exchange has a balance of $175,000,| according to the report. The meeting | is held at this time in conjunction with the Tri-State Grain ( ers con: vention, which was opened this af- ternoon by Dr. J. H. Worst, North ‘Dakota immigration commissioner. * “CRAZED HEROES IN PERIL One Soldier Killed When Flames Swept Two Wards of Walter Reed Hospital. Washington—One insane — soldier was burned to death, several others were overcome by smoke and dhe lives of hundreds of helpless wounded and shell-shocked war veterans were en- dangered when fire gutted two wards _ of the Walter Reod hospital, Wash- ington, D. C. * The gutted wards are in what Is known us the psychopathle section of the hospital, They housed nearly 200 patients, The flames spread rapidly, and the inmates barely had tine to rush Inte the bitterly cold air in the open. Many who had partly recovered their men- talities went Into other wards, but more than 100 men, whose minds gave way to the strain of war horrors, danced ‘and shonted with glee as the Names swent the seetion. DRIVE AWAY’ HEADACHE Rub Musterole on, Forehead and Temples A headache remedy without the dan- | gers of “headache medicine.” Relieves headache and that miserable feeling from colds or congestion. And it acts at once! Musterole is a clean, white oint- ment, made with oil of mustard. Bettes than a mustard plaster and does not blister. Used only externally, and ir no way Can it affect stomach and heart as some internal medicines do. Excellent for sore throat, bronchitis, Croup, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia congestion, pleurisy, rheumatism, lum: bago, al pains and ses tt the back Joints, sprains, sore muscles, bruises chilblains, frosted feet, colds of the chest (it often prevents pneumonia). 35c and 65c jars; hospital size $3.0¢ ilroad station. Woman s halloonists at the end of the udson Bay wilderness where shown in these photographs taken Lieutenant Stephen et where they received: first aid. Below, Farrell is shown walk- ing into Mattice at the heac Lieutenant Walter Hinton, ( (right) is shown by their ¢ cigaret after the trip from picture shows them “inushi Company's trading post lap. : ‘ ‘ fore the United States €ircuit Court ——S—I of Appeals. Woman Takes Boy as Security for Debt New Brunswick, N. J.—Mrs, Mary Gutz, seventy-two years old, came here from her home at ‘32 Park avenue, Hoboken, to get the--seven-year-old son of Charles P. Frenz of Spotswood, N. J., whom she alleges Frenz gave her as security for the loan to him of $85. Frenz turned the boy over to her and she left with him for her home in Ho- . Gutz said that she loaned him money which she and her husband, a longshoreman, had saved up, without her husband’s knowledge while Frenz was liv- ing with them. He was to in- vest It In a realty company and xeturn her $100 in a month. He never returned anything, she said. GOES TO ST. LOUIS William Lemke, attorney-general,! causes so much trouble. gone to St. Louis to argue the] relief from sleep-disturbing bladder North Dakota grain grading act be: disturbances. Harding Uses Last Few Days at Marion for Personal Affairs Marioy, 0., J Personal busin posed of befor 18.—The: press: of. must be dis- his departure for the south is engaging the attention of President-elect Harding and keeping his calendar free from the numerous appointments v h ,have taken prac- tically all of his time during the past few weeks. Few visitors except per- sonal friends of the President-elect, it is understood, are expected here during the remainder of his stay: Out of the Race , When a person wakes up with a stiff back, has pains in muscles, aches in his joints, or has rheumatic twinges, he lacks ambition and en- ergy and cannot. do his‘best. If you feel out cf the race, tired and languid, or have other symptoms of kidney trouble, you should act ’ promptly. 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The commission let a the “construction of a sanitary < on Aventig A from 190 feet west of fhe eh Ether E Ee the west line of Hannifin street to Anderson street to Frank G. Grambs. The work is an extension of the sew- er, the contract. Police Magistrate Howell's showed that during Novembe: q totalling $136.60 were collected and | report $228 :25. TURTLELAKE =! VICTOR TWICE | OVER N’CLUSKY Turtle Lake, 'N. D.,_ Jan. 16.—On| Friday evening the first and second, teams of McClusky met a defeat by) the first and second teams of me | Tt is an old superstition that a howling dog is the ‘herald of misfortune. I luck may come from many directions but we are ready to insure you against nearly every loss. Let’s talk over your in- surance together. We may be able to save you money on your fire insurance pol- icy by some small change Lake on the Turtle Lake floor. Lineups—Final score, 49 to 9 McClusky First Team Turtle Lake, First Team O, Neison.... 3. 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