The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 6, 1922, Page 3

) : : FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1922 oe oe THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE BISMARCK MAN GIVES REPORT OF COMMISSION SITUATION IN NEAR EAST IS MORE ACUTE food, Y 000 in Saloniki, with thousands pour- SPORTING .WRITER, DIES.: . i 470 PLAY SATURDAY ing into these two cities, from the] New York, Oct. 6.—Joseph McGinn, 4 territory over-run by the Turks. The| for many years a sporting reporter greatest need reported is for blan-| of The Associated -Press and known’ kets, clothing,; med:cal supplies and, to newspaper men all over the coun- will be played Saturday, Dickit:son, N. D., Oct. 6,—The Dickinson-Will-sto1 football game, originally scheduicd for Thursday, Third Generation is sage (Continued from Page One) (Continued from Page One) Population of less than twenty-five |/men hitherto have misguidedly op- thousand, The standards of child| posed us have been the truth and welfare have applications here as|changed their sentiment toward us.” much as elsewhere, but the legisla- tion through which these standards TO EXTEND RELIEF. are to be given vitality must be) Washington, Oct. v—American Red adapted to the existing considera-| Cross relief to refugees from the tions and conditions here.” Turkish military drive in the Near The speaker then outlined the| East is to be further extended as a methods by which the members of} result of latest reports to National the Commission had secured infor-| head quarters IRELER GE only by their om ror been enbled to the Parish branch of in conference with people of” thei the society to expend $50,000 for state handling children’s problems,| blankets and olothine ata eonton fon medical supplies tu be sent to the stricken region. According to latest estimates re- ceived by the Red Cross, there are 100,000 refugees in Athens and 40,- tail a rprtudce he TT www but also'through the survey of the Children’s Bureau and the work of the National Committee for Mental Hygiene. What Committee Urges Mr. Young then presented in de- headings: The standards which should be re-| cognized‘and embraced in our legis-| lation and administrative policy. Conditions found to exist within our state. Legislative ‘and administrative po- licies recommended to meet the con- ditions existing in the light of the) accepted standards. “In proposing legislation, the com- mission doesnot suggest anything untried, novel or bizarre,” conclud- ed Mr. Young. “Most of the pro- posals relate to subjects upon which legislation has been ' enacted, but there has been rapid development in the child welfare movement. Many experiments have been tried. Experi- ence has shown much of ‘the earlier legislation obsolete. To bring our state abreast ,of the times on its —proz vision for our’ childhood we: have | redrafted some of our earlier laws and believe that in their amended; forms they will prove more effect- ive and helpful. “Regulatory measures are recom- mended as the other means of vil izing laws existing and suggested. While state supervision of child wel- fare agencies may at first blush ap-} peal like an intrusion upon the local government which we so highly cher- ish it will be“found that in reality the law contemplates the supervision | of child ,welfare activities by the lo- cal welfare boards. Hence local ad- ministration after all will be assured while at the same time there is a guaranty of that efficiency which flows from the direction of a central authority. ' Named on Committee John’ Peterson of the Grand Paci- fic hotel, Bismarck; and J. D. Bacon of Grand’ Forks were named on the executive committee of the North- western Hotel Men’s Association’ in convention at Omaha yesterday. The ‘association embraces hotel men of a number of Northavestern states. ASPIRIN Say “Bayer” and Insist \ x Unless you set the name “Bayer” on package or.on tablets you are not getting the genuine Bayer product prescribed by physicians over twen- ty-two. years and proved safe by mil- a lions for Colds , Headache Toothache Lumbago = Earache oRheumatism Neuralgia Pain, Pain Accept “Bayer Pablets of Aspirin” only, Each unbroken package con- tains proper directions. Handy box- es of twel¥e tableta cost few cents. Druggists also sell bottles of 24 and 100. Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoacetica- cidester of Salicylteacid. ————— Mrs. Myrtle Sockness , ‘ ‘DAVID: POWELL MITCHELL” Lewis PATHE NEWS BABY PEGGY COMEDY ~ WE TH! THE for their Sp try as the dean of New York sport- Rigupiscs< tee ing writers, died today at his home TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY in’ Brooklyn after a years illness. 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