The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 24, 1921, Page 5

fe i] ait IN CITIZENSHIP “scheme in'the rooms and the splen- “Events club: THURSDAY, FEB. 24, 1921 ROTARY PRIZES The Rotary club held its anniver- sary dinner yesterday -noon in the parlor of the McKenzie, with every place at the table filled. The club! more abundant than it is, and so cott has a membership; of 39 and covers were laid.and 35 members and four guests were present. President F, L. Conklin turned the} druggist, digsolve it in a cup of hot meeting gver to L. K. Thompson of the “Soo; ‘ Because of the: period of Washing- ton’s birthday, the Program Was are! jugt ranged to celebrate the event. A large} picture of Washington adorned a wall of the room, draped in an American flag. The table was gay in its dec- oration of flags, and patriotism was in the air and in the hearts of the} guests. J. Leonard Bell. vice president of | the First) National bank, spoke on | Washington as a soldier, followed by an address by Judge Christianson of the supreme court on Washington as a statesman. One of the outstanding features of; the work of the Rotary ‘club is that of the promotion of patriotism and good citizenship. the club has offered first and second prizes to the students of the senior and junior classes.in high school and eighth grade for excellence in the subjects of civics and. American his- tory, ‘respectively. At the ~ dinner yesterday. Doctor Eric P. Quain gave a report of- the’ committee on the re- sult of the contest in the senior class:} First prize was awarded Miss Edith Rupp, second to Bruce Wallace, and a special to Miss. Edna Rupp because her paper was so nearly of the same excellence as that of the winner of second. | At the next meeting of the club the report of contests'in other classes will be given. and the’mnfiversary pro- gram, which ‘had’ to be held over for lack of time, will be carried out. One of the established customs of the club {is to open every meeting with the singing of America, and the club was entirely. in accord with Na- tional Song Week in its singing yes- terday. ~ PRETTY BIRTHDAY PARTY. Mrs. R. B. Loubek entertained five little guests yesterday afterncyn in honor of the fifth birthday anniver- sary of her little daughter, Evelyn. Red and white made up the gay color did white birthday cake had five, red candles’ to celebrate the event. Lunch was served by Mrs. Loubek. The éhildren played and had music during their play hour of the after- noon. MRS. MOSES HOSTESS. Mrs. C. W. Moses was hostess. yes- terday ‘afternoon to the Current Mrs. E. T)“Burke dis- \eussed the Interchurch World \Move- ment. Mrs. Alfred Zuger talked on the Bible as'an Inspiration in Art, and Mrs. Lenhart read a paper on the Poctry and Music of the Bible. Following the program the hostess served a “Colonial” lunch” of pie. doughnuts and coffee. {beauty of your hair to its, very, best As an_ incentive, |‘ LUNCHEON AT McKENZIE. A luncheon was given at the Mc- Kenzie hotel today by Mrs. Howard Wood, Mrs, Eckhart, Mrs. E. A. Bow-| sity. man and Mrs. Steve Terhorst. Thirty guests. were present. An elaborate four-course dinner was served., Dec- orations were Liberty bells. Be sure e and ‘attend end the supper given by the men of the Baptist church i> th> basement of the church at 5::.¢ >. m. today. Price 75e. Everybody welcome. Sell your cream and poultry to our agent,:or‘ship direct to Northern Produce Co., Bis- marck. Write us tor prices on cream and.poultry.—Northern | ,; Prodace Co. ANDERSON HERE. M. D. Anderson ‘Fargo, state mana-| ers—anything, whether wool, silk, lin- 4er of the Modern Brotherhood- of} en, cotton or mixed goods, can be dia- is in Bismarck in connec-| mond-dyed to look like new. tion with matters relating to the or-| rections in each package America, der, , Hammerly Here. Ed. Hammerly of Sherwood, senator, is a:Bismarck visitor. Princess Sofia did ? ex-| rich, fadeless colors. ‘Why Did Michael Lanyard Pay $100,000 For A Picture He Knew Was A Fake? Suppose you were young and beautiful— Suppose letters that could ruin you were hidden in an old picture— And suppose that picture was bought ;by ted an utter stranger, would you do wi Read “Red Masquerade” By LOUIS JOSEPH VANCE Pictorial Review For March—On Sale Now “/ A. W. Lucas Co., Bismarck, N. D. Today’s Beauty Help We find you can ‘ bring out the U.S. OFFICIALS DENY REPORT OF YAP APPROVAL . Washington Male. 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Just use_a teaspoonful of canthrox,| which you can get from any /good | \ i water; this makes a full cup of sham- poo liquid, enough so it is easy to apply it to all the hair instead oi} the top of the head. i Not One Between Japan and the; United States, Declare | Officials | | f CITY NEws | i H 'Y NEW: |+ Washington, Feb. 24.—The state of-) | CIT S 1] tictas referring today to the ‘Amerl- | — |can note said, that the controversy | Wilton Caller. concerning the Island of Yap was not | Mrs. F. Lovell of Wilton was call-| one between the United States and/ ing on friends in Bismarck yester-| Japan but one between the United | | States and the powers. In regard to} a oe PE aA SR | the alleged contention by the British | .Mandan Couple Here. and French that the United States | {had consented to Japanese manda‘ inne eaten F openers: eae ot over the island, said that the United! terd: [ott officials were the best judge Ecard of that, / Give Sumnury. | Paris, Feb. 24.—'I'he council of the) League of Nations decided. last night | to give out only a summary of th American, note regarding mandates | under the league, the text-of which | was subniitted to the council this morning. ‘the summary follows: { “The government of the United ie | States declares it seizes the Seeaeion * to send the council of the league a From) Harelton, {copy of a note addressed to ari Mr. and Mrs. Joe Washburn of Haz-| Curzon, British foreign minister, on elton spent yesterday in Bismarck | November 20, setting forth in detail attending to business. | the views of the United States on asain i Denhofi Editor Here. jhe responsibilities of mandatory. wera. Attorney George Tham of Denhott, also owner and editor of the Denhof{ % “ Insists on Viewing Acts, Voice, is in Bismarck on business. ‘A copy of that note has been sent ‘i to the French and Italian govern- ments. The United States govern- ment draws the attention of the coun- cil to the request. made inithat note that the projects of mandate intended for the society of nations, before they | were submitted to the council, be communicated to the United States | i | Driscoll Callers, D. J. Geary, George Knudson and| Joe Gertz were Driscoll callers in| town yesterday. States Attorney Here, Attorney James E. Weeks »f/Bot- tineau is in Bismarck today, looking over the session. Extend Courtesy to Morgan. J. Pierpont Morgan, address Minot, | is one of the men who yesterday was Biven the courtesy of.the floor in the ‘senate, From Millarton. H. G. Paulson and .Mrs. Paulson are interested visitors from Millarton, N. Dak., spending a short time in town, ; government and that it have precise indications of the prtyciples on which the United States conditioned its ap- probation. a= f “The United States government has v | feceived thé text of the mandate at- Miss Valea’ te Plasee. th | tributed to the emperor of Japan over all former German islands: situated 'derine” freshens your scalp, checks < | druggists! THE BISMARCS. TRIBUNE _“DANDERINE” Girls!’ Save Your Hair! Make It Abundant! . Immediately after a “Danderine” massage, your hair takes on new life, lustre and wondrous beauty, appear- : ing twice as heavy and plentiful, be- cause each hair seems to fluff and thicken. Don’t let your hair, stay life- less, colorless, plain or scraggly. You, ! too, want lots of loug, strong, beauti- ful hair. A 35-cent bottle of delightful “Dan- dandruff and falling hair. This stim-! ulating “beauty-tonic” gives to thin, | | dull, fading hair that youthful bright- | ness and abundant thickngss—All, note be taken of its protest against! the ‘decision ‘of the league council of December 17 upon this question, H “At the same time it asks the coun- cil, whose action resulted” evidently | from an inexact ‘representation. of the facts, to submit the question to aj new investigation which an equitable solution requires. Consider Note. | Paris, Feb. 24-4+The council again} took up the note today. Some of the other members held} that America had forfeited its rights by withdrawing as an associated pow- er from the supreme council. Northern Pacific freight department, was called to Philadelphia the first state, Fanitis socaaatene va pie Of, the" week (becsuse!/of the -sérious the council of the league December illness: of her brother. 17 in Geneva aL “The United States government de- Here om Orer: the bach | clares it has never given its consent trom yee the: tate sa ey ‘Gn that the island of Yap be included _ 6 peate are: F. J. Gra"! in the territories subjected to the ham, Ellendale; Arthur 0. Bosch, Fi: ; H..O.. y mandate of Japan. Blaser ie: O- Overman, Fllendale: Protests Yap’s Inclusion, |” “It recalls that it has already so Grand Forks Man Here. informed the governments of Great Among, the business and profeasion-| Britain, France, Italy and Japan, in- al men from Grafd Forks in town forming them at the same time that its reservation rests upon the. opin- pac amet Fa Srieeinet the \ion that Yap enters necessarily into land, F. L, Goodman, J. W. Wilger- ‘any project or system of practical son, Doctor H, H. Healy. President communication by cable in the, Pa- ific and that no power can limit or Thomas F. Kane of the state univer- é pity, and Dear Earl J. Babcock, of control’its use. ie School of Mines, at the univer- “Consequently the United sthtea | government is moved to declare re- | spectfully that it cannot regard itself as bound by the terms of said man- dates and desires particularly that MADAM! SURELY © DIAMOND DYE IT Few Cents Dyes Old, Faded Gar-| ments or Draperies Into New NOTICE Miss Roherty’s dancing class will be held in Legion Hall, Feb. 24 and March 4. Both the Cat; |step and Toddle dance will be taught. After March 4th les- sons will be discontinued. | Shop at the Emporium, 116 ee! | 5th St., and save money. Bismarck women can dye anything! i ith a package of Did@ond Dyes. An old, worn coat, skirt, waist, sweater, kimona, dress, or faded stocking: gloves, draperies, portieres, chair co’ ETT Easy di- perfect results. 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