The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 20, 1921, Page 3

BURIED WITH 4 SONS PRESENT Kaiser Wilhelm and: Crown Prince Missing From Ceremony pee, Potsdam, April 20.— (By the Associ- ated Press.)—Amid the tolling of bel which marked the solemn hour funerat services for Augusta Victoria. former German Empress were held, here ‘in this, the royal. residence’ suburb of Ber lin, which had witnessed so’, m: scenes ‘of splendor in the departed days of Holfenzollerii Over-the simple coffin ‘restingon the Potsdam palace grounds where the services were held WEDNESDAY, ‘APRIL 20, 1921 —————— standard of the ex-empress and at its foot stood the four sons of the former royal couple who were free to attend the services. Lacking was the pres- ence of the husband, the former ef- peror and the eldest son of the family, former Crown Prince Frederick Wil- helm, exiled in Holland. Led by the clergy and officers of the ex-empress’ own regiment the funeral cortege left Wild Bark, the Potsdam railway station, near which the body had been guarded overnight by faith- ful mourners after its arrival by sre- cial train from Doorn, PLAN BAND CONCERTS, Minot, N. D. April, 20, — The Minot community band will give its first concert Sunday afternoon, May 8, in the high school auditorium, ac- cording to an announcement madt today by John Howayd, director. Call 501 for any changes or additions in Telephone Directory before Friday, April 22nd. North Nakota Independent Telephone had been raise the femiliar’ yellow Co. (BY BOYS’ ¢ Forty-two of the busiest men in Bis- marck will devote their valuable time and their energy in the interest of that boy. Many of these men have no boy of their own, but where is the man who ‘does not have some lad wha! he would proud to call his own. These men ‘have volunteered their services to. assist Bismarck in mak- ing life in our city attractive, hap} and profitable to the boyhood or our city, The paramount object of esine a Boys’ Week was ¥o help each of yor “sell” Boy's Work te your communi To be genuinely successful « Boys’ Week must bear fruit in the shape of. a gredter active interest in boys on the part of your fellow citizens. In every city there are hundreds, it not thousands, of men and women who ought to bagoing something effective for the boyhood of their town, to whom ROTARY 10 START BOYS’ DRIVE TOMORROW WITH MUCH ENTHUSTASI ‘OMMITT fice of Mr. F. L. Conklin of the Pr dent Life Insurance Company, rec their assignments. then affor: ple of Bismarck the priviles tributing the necessary s to main- tain a three year program of boys’ work under the direction of a skilled expert, The gentleman secured for this im- portant trust has been “looked up” ‘with great care, and the committee has no doubt whi ever of his technical efficiency, mor: character, and. his vigorous enthusiasm. He isa lover of boys, and has devoted his life to their interest and- pleasure. To Be Introduced, This gentleman will he introduced through the columns of the Tribune in a few days, and his plans and pur- poses outlined. It is expected that he will reach Bismarck not later than May Ist to ELTINGE Last Time Tonight. NAZIMOVA Pick 0’ Robert Morton. Orchestral Organ ~ First Performance, 7:30. the Pictures Beane The Best for the Least K i Last Time Tonight Trumpet Island" “« BILLIONS ”’ Commencing Tomorrow VERA GORDON 3 Days commencing Tomorrow TOM MIX The Western Whirlwind the idea of doing it has never heen presented in the light of a personal re- sponsibility.. Let your Boys’ Week preparations be a deep set purpose to rouse and keep alive the interest of the whole community in our boys. - Conditions vary in different commin- begin his work. This movement in the interest of the arck is the finest expres- 1 unselfish The Mother of “Humoresque” “The Greatest Love ” “Hands Off” This new picture contains the Complete May List ; NOW ON SALE and our citizenship Ims 1 proud of the fact that aroused in the interest of their bo: screen’s biggest thrill.- A Round up of romance and realism. ities and it is not possible to lay down f meeting ¢ a detailed program suitable in its en- Every citizen of Bismarck will take ig “ 9 ety for all, or even many, commun-j pleasure in © jal ing the It Is another ‘Humoresque committee on T hr y and Committees, expressing to them their nfirty sup- Thursday morning these twenty-two | port financially and mori ally to this committees will assemble in the of-| worthy enterprise. tion and hone, is unfolded in a pictt. PRAIRIE TWP. which will hold the interest until TO HAVE HOME! last scene is. Mashed, on the screen. a TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY Golden Valley State bank of Beach. He says there will be no material change in the method of farming so far as limiting labor is concerned. Farmers are not cutting their acre- age for. political purposes; they are adopting corn more extensively and BEACH FARMERS. PLANT- HEAVILY. Beach, N. D., Apr —Golden Val- ley will] have a 95 per cent wheat acre- age, according to R. C. Fuller of the WEAK would go into livestock on a heavier ha xcept for lack of funds. There is no grain except seed on the farms. A stenographic machine for the blind was invented in 1916 by a blind profes- sor of Caen, France. Minot, ‘NX. D., April 20.—A real, rural! community building appears assured for South Prairie township of this vi- as the result of a decision 1 made by the South Prairie Community club to go ahead with the FOR SALE—Ford car, in good condi- tion, if taken at once will 900 11th Street. | project, A building committee has) iyayppp—— ©: : °. been appointed to carry the building | My ANTE P fornsencral Ms The Fit! work; no washing or ironing. , M4. program through. The projected build-| 4" ’prandt, 104 Avenue A, Phone im feet, with a 1i-footgiage.| goo , -20-1W | eannot ho grer to become strong and well Wi R ’ | basement will house the “kiteh- WANTED—Two" experienced ann unless they have plenty of Rood, fch, arners ust / “i e dining room and library. It is ie a Call 209, or write Box | fed, blood of the kind that organic iron— Son Hits ned to install a motion picture 35. bE i ter aD payer Nuxated fron. helps make, “Nuxated tron ie Proof Corsets : eosin ord auto: fine con-| SPitiach, lentils and apples, while metalli ° g A contractor is expected to start Bo eae e Sree veuner Wee Kron son jut ot it comes rom the action of if My Mammy Columbia Stellar Quartet work on the building as soon as} dition. rung) back of City Hall fact Rot injure the teeth ner upset the stow Z J; % seeding is over, and it is hoped that z r ach; it isan entirely different thing from or- ie ; ‘ ,4+3377] Pm Missin’ Mammy’s Kissin’ (And I Know She's a id h a th ; ; 20.1 wk y And they fit just as well after 8Sc Missin’ Mine) The Harmonizers, Male Quartet the building will ne ready for occu- : Slanted Ginod reritalles Geoeatabamted \ t 4 th Hea nths’ wear as hapa | pancy by July 4 i — ; wo or three mo! ear as A.33754 Ding-a Ring a Ring rast gen, esi The New Garrick is a good] Beoriiutgroosnstrnsotcnen they do when you first try 85c lome Again Blues ai rumi lace to meet your friends. At all druggists, “Beware of substitutes . A-3374 Over the Hill ‘Sam Aah HALL THANKS pla The genuine has N.L. stamped on every tablet, them on. ‘ ‘ — = ing the genuine, 3 = ee {ft Found a Rose in the Devil’s Garden Sam Aah HIS FRIENDS| Lovers of Artistic French XAT ED IRON. They give your figure grace- ate Stine on cae cup ene x a errr Knot Embroidery are invited to ful, slender contours; they With the Coming of To-morrow rant Stephens Minot, N. D., April 20.—W. 0. Hall,| attend the ‘special Art Needle} ferRed Blood.Strength and Endurance yield to every movement of 4 Demonstration at Webb’s this week. Alice Blue Gown, from Irene Margaret Romaine Do You Hear Me Calling? from Little Old New York Margaret Romaine your bodyebut they never lose that firm control over the lines of your figure that first attracted you. And they are guaranteed! who was prominenily mentioned by his friends throughout the stat candidate for United States treasur' left today with Mrs. Hall for Mohail where they will spend the summer, They have been for a few days re- newing acquaintances in Minot. tr, Hall is- A-3373 $1.00 Ezekiel Saw de/Wheel Fisk University Jubilee Singers You're Going to Reap Just What You Sow Fisk University Jubilee Singers _We offer you Old Man | A- 33 =| iat fab i Ain t Got Nobody, Now Bh Morton Harts puede atone nine his friends e r ee oe spall epee ot for their effort to secure him the po- High Cost e era all ~ qd Warners WEBB BROTHERS sition. “The many endorsements sent to Washington from northwestern North Dakota, my home territory,” Mr Hall said, “were very gratifying to me. My sincerest congratulations go to Frank: White of Valley City on his appoint- ment.” ‘+ O’ Living says: BANK 5% BONDS Dated May 1, 1921 Due May 1, Not redeemable before May 1, 1931. Exempt from FEDERAL, STATE, “a well-planted and well-cared for:'Garden is my worst enemy.” THEREFORE: when See 1941. SPARKS FLY AT FIRST MEETING OF COMMISSION® Alderwood Manor ‘Dance Music My Mammy. Medley Fox-trot _ Municipal and LOCAL TAXA- A- ast Yerkes Jazarimba Orchestra : ’ -you plant a Garden TION Do You Evér Think of Me? Medley Fox-trot (Continued from Page 1) this Spring and grow ‘ Interest able: May 1, and: No- IS CALLING YOU The Happy Siz deal of money sTnisi wag relerred: 10 fresh Vegetables which vember 1 at any Federal Reserve ‘and the appeal is growing stronger every day—the appeal of A-3376 { Answer. Medley Fox-trot Yerkes Jazarimba Orchestra the city attorney. | ou otherwise must bu: Bank. Principal. payable at the the ‘life in the open for the wife and children, bringing health 85c )0-H-I-O. Medley One-step he Happy Six O'Hare’s Explanation, 7 . y! ly Bank of Issue, Coupon and Reg- and happincss with fresh vegetables, fruits and_ berries from I Never Knew (I Could Love Anybody Like I’m _ ieter from TH. ie 0 Hare, city at YOU HE LP DO istered Bonds, (interchangeable) your own garden, good neighbors, a fine community spirit, and A- 3378 Loving You). Medley Fox-trot ee ree iS eee ee AWAY with HIGH in denominations of — $10,000, Seattle, the gateway to the great Pacific odean, just a few min- Vernon Country Club Band ae erates Pela pp ery a COST OF LIVING.” $5,000, $1,000, $500, $100 and $40. utes distant, with electric car service and two bus lines to take Look for the Silver Lining, Medley Fox-trot ieee ana eects ache aan vag redeemable at par and interest at you to the theatres or to do your shopping. ‘ernon Country Club Band ughes Electric “Compe ag fter t f late i poncer’ s read. a Jengthy after ten years from date 6 A3368{ebbes. Motley Foxtrot Paul Biese Trio communication Mr-O'ttare veterdea to| | OSCAR H. WILL & CO. I. $13,000 Net Returns Fox-trot - Paul Biese Trio ee fig ‘ . A $ . and acerued. interest ny H . Fandango. the petition of #. 0. Hellstrom and Pioneer Greenhouse fie 100 and accrued. interest, From Six Acres Siam Soo. Song Fox-trot The Happy Siz others to have annulled the rates » Key 6 yielding 5% A sre {ike Believe. Medley Foxtrot which the electric company put into Phone 163° 324 4th St. Mr. Otto of Alderwood Manor is one of the many successful Waldorf-Astoria Dance Orchestra reffect after the railroad commi land owners who are making good on} to 10 ACRES. His gross Mello Cello. Medley Waltz had declined to approve returns from 8,500 hens was $25,347.92 fer eggs sold, from Oct. A-618) Metropolitan Dance Players He said that the railroad cgommi t, 1919, to Oct. Ist, 1920, $1.25 love in Lilac Time. Medley: Waltz would have the matter up again on Phone 961 Metropolitan Dance Players valuation on April 26 and that. he be | One Year jon on its own mo- epended upon to g) jfair valuation and decision. He com- plained that Hellstrom had not asked jaid of the city commission or notified the comin WE SHOW YOU Row to make money from poultry by free instruction carried on from day to day by our experts. Wg supply you with chicks Henry & Henry a it of his proposed action and thought and Investments from the finest flocks of White Leghorn hens’ in America help | that im the future anyone making coni- Ath Street you build your home and other buildings, and we do many things jplaint on utility rates should come you would not expect us to do, in order to-make this wonderful first to the city comn ion. He said , cotmmunity the one place you most desire to make your home, ‘that his law partner, Mr. Cox, had | Do not fail t6 call for Opera and Concert | been engaged by the Hughes Electric j company: in the matey that hes we MR. BUCHANAN willing to appear and represen 1 hay {ait, Eili! 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You can start on 150 pou ans and small monthly payments. $1.00 | Love Song Carmela Ponselle wardyobe all the sartorial pyrotechnics y “akcwan at Alero HAM ey mien teea’ Growing ‘eat is unkno' a erwood 2 . : entire company, but. in “The o ay st Love,” Lew: J. Selznic - Select photo production, Instrumental Music’ 22", srs night, the lead is played by Vera Gor-| don, the “mother” in the picture, and conscquentiy the task of providing the feminine portion of the audience with of doors the winter through and ideal weather conditions for poultry raising and gardening you must succeed. And this is why we know s ALDERWOOD MANOR IS CALLING You Answer the Call Now When acrooked Yankee stock prornoter finds his victims don’t get stung, what happens? 's Read “‘Galusha the Magnificent’? and you'll 79877 ; : : $1.00 {serenade (Drdia) “Duet de Kerekjarto chuckle till the tears come. 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