The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 8, 1923, Page 5

[& UE Ladies’ Night of Bismarck Rotary Proves staff and preceeding the function THURSDAY, MARCH 8, 1923 side Great Success With Teaching Staff of ness City Schools A's The Guests of Honor «lbs, in Jamestown on Tuesday and Wednesday, March 13 and 14. Other Fargo women to attend are greater cooperation between the home and the school. K Miss Ramsdale Replies ption was held at which the ans were given an opportun ly part of the to everyone concerned came into a bette Rotary meetings. Under the able leadership of Roy Logan and Geo. Duilam a most excellent program) of the other per viewpoint. Mrs. iH acrrparapt r es. Mrs. Helen Will and Nydia Smith was presented, J. 1. Bell, et Pollo the es “Bon- F IdAY | will be the leaders : of the club presided in nie” a mmic”, children of J. Take Place Friday) wit ve the teaders, nble and versatile manner. C. Anderson sought out the most ‘ 5 . SAS > CLU mT ‘| endo nowulhie ANA: OME 5 s Esther Munson, daughter of PLEASURE CLUB MEET. account of the sessions cf that} with a rose and “Jimmie” with a CH ES atlas Lat DUA ett As ravig’ toll’ of alleen, ‘The stunt’ was\ to match |*° Austin Reid, son of Mr. and are, Honors were won | y he attended at\Among the guests as dhe piano|/cte! Reid tomorrow afternoon. Rev.| M. C. Scheclkopf, substituting : P LE eeramons: guests as the piano iy s. Haltyard, pastor of MeCabe| Mrs. W. A. McDonald. Cincinnati. _ |played and when the music ended | Wuthodist church will. perform. the ‘Then. followed the introductior| the ones opposite the children won | Methodist Giirey ee eee will be IN TWIN CIT ot new members into the Bismarek | the | pri rere ac Mise: Dordt Miecandl- Mes WA Rotary club. Those received} dvs Plath won the prize Dest Oe 1 itt be brides MiidanvAvenlett: WauSund rnct, classification, | which proved to be a pair of silk popeaalhan Gru iea secre-| he udge Nuessle drew the, mmerce,}other which turned out to be the cretary; | bill for the he evening “Mar-NO-Name” G. Bradley, tion of C ded with a skit! put on by Burt ,°™ Finney, Bob Webb, J. C. Taylor! and Barlow Ske Henry Dueme- | land was stage director. This little | 5, sketch _ reveal: the damage wrought by the circulation of false rumors and the general evils of | gossip. Some Rotary clubs have | ™ formed an inner circle whose ob- | ject is to curtail evil gossip and| S&S slander. The parts were well play ed and the moral put scross in good shape. Judge Nuessle Speaks Judge Nuessle who claimed that | he had spent “twenty years” un-! der the influence of a “ mam” welcomed the teachers on/ meniber of the dental firm Towne, F, L. Conk- we the formal Retary charge “w members outlining the ance of Rotary, its ideals, and general history pon a report from H. Dueme- 1 it was decided to extend an ivitation to the District Rotary organization to hold its annual meeting in Bismarck in 1924. ul M s announced also that a Rotary program would be broad- casted from St. Paul this evening and all interested were invited to jisten in at, Barlow Skeels radio station on Broadway. In. line with Retary effort, to-| behalf ‘of Rotary. He noted the) rd Americanization of _aliens,lincrease of — juvenile deliquency | ‘de Young and A. F, Bradley|and emphasized the great r sibility vested in every teac! tart the young lives out in the} right path. He declared that the; home and the school were the two) working in oceperation that | bring about changed | in child life. Relating | committee to co- ute upon naturalization mat: Following this anno two pictures in the dining room that had been covered’ by Old Glory were unveiled disclosing ere named a place: cou.d be: condition: the features of Washington and n L’ncoln. These pictures will hang|some of his experiences on the dis- ; ia the Rotary club room as re-|trict bench, he stressed the need mind of the great services of|for greater attention to character | these men to their country. Celebrates Birthday Geo. Bird, who claims to be the Harvard graduate in Bis- mai who has never broken in- to print, revealed the past and present of Sam Bergeson who ce!- ebrated a birthday this week. He sketched the rise of the po- pular clethier fre Ilinois until his pilgrimage to grow up with the countr; Best wishes went out to M son on the occasion of his huilding both at home and in the | schools. / For First Class Dry Clean- ing. Call Capital Laundry Co. Phone 684. Geo. E. Munger will help | you buy your insurance. ————— Berg birthda Supt xvig Replies Supt. Saxvfe responding thank- ed the Rota for their interest in the members, of the schcol faculty, He urged parents. to come and visit the schools and get. acquainted with the teachers, de- ing that they welcomed criti- m of a constructive nature and wanted to be told if they were not delivering the goods. He declar- ed that in his opinion the very es- sence ef education was character MOTHER! MOVE CHILD'S BOWELS “California Fig Syrup” is Child's Best Laxative AFavo rite fora Quarter Century shorn pother! pron « oro, oe DALTINGTON Hall The Baker:ised ee _ child loves | the “fruity” taste of “Cnlifornia Fig Syrup” and it never fails to onen the bowels. A teaspoon- ful today may prevent a sick child tomorrow. If constipated, bilious, feverish, fretful, has cold, colic, or if stombch is sour, tongue coated, breadth bad, remember a good cleans- ing of the little bowels is often all that is ‘necessary. Ask your druggist fox genuine “California “Fig Syrup” which has directions for babies and children of all agesprinted on. bottle. Mother! You must’ say, “California” or you may get-an imitation fig syrup, at the wedding ceremony. people are well known in the city d have a wide cirele of friends. hostess THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE | State D. A. R. | Conference to Meet At Jame: Mrs. M. A. Hildreth of Fargo, vice regent of the North Dak@a jchapters of the D. ALR, at the fourth anni meeting of the organization to be held in the club rooms of the Busi- and _ Professional absence of the state regent. Mrs. George M. Young, of Valley City, whe is now in Washington. Rou- ‘ Munson-Reid Nuptials A wedding supper will be s bride’s home foll: Both rs. Fay Chr Mr: assistin Mi the honor guest. We Glas: to. The heavy sh appearing eyegla able if rightly designed. as we do to refra 0 lenses. igning SURPRISE PARTY. Harding, Mrs. H. lerman and Mry L. R. May were to a party of twenty-five on Wednesday afternoon at home of Mrs, H. W. Herman, Mr: leaving the city for the summer. The | whe party ‘was a complete surprise. Fivé played. A tables of bridge were luncheon was; served, The stown HERE FROM WIN Mr. Hubbel of Wing, was marek yesterday. from a trip through the south, he visited relatives. Mr. will pre- ual state Women’s good as ever to him. MeGraw, Ryan. “alifo in, Funston girls will be owing the the young | Sunday evening. GU MAN. Rey. W. FE, Vater of Di Ww. ence. RETURNS HOME Mrs. Geo. Robidou, 112 returned yesterday from N. Thatch- ine Milde, s. Milde is tr SE TS GLASSES BUILT FOR COMFORT Fit Styles To Suit should be designed to suit the uses they are to be,put 11 spectacles for office or home and the neat for the street—can both be made comfort- We pay as careful attention to correct ing your eyes for the proper Wo invite consultation regarding your eyeglass prab-" lemg. Our experience and judgment will solve your difficulties. BONHAM BROTHERS Optometrists and Jewelers. WE GRIND THE LENSES, ou has been going strong, and if you have not had a chanee to attend, to supply your needs of Boys’ Shoes, you must do so SATURDAY. BARGAINS | We still have many of them left from ‘which you can make your choice. There _is a guarantee with each pair of Boys’ Sale Shoes, which should be some induce- ment. « A. W. LUCAS CO. R. SHOE SALE {SOLE LEATHER COUNTER. 2 FULL VAMP~NOT CUT OFF UNDER TIP 2 FULL GRAIN ONE PIECE |B INSOLE : A OxTRA QUAUTY ORILL UNING SAUL LEATHER HEEL 6GRAIN GUSSET SOFT PUABLE FULL RAIN BROWN LEATHER, nN t BISMARCK-=— decorations were jonquils and ferns. Mrs. J. B. Sayer, Mrs, North and! poi ! 2 resident Mrs. Tekippee cut for honors. ” RL CS ea He has returned | ¢, , Where | finds that North Dakota looks as ; A discussion of the Klux Klan will be led by Mrs. P. F.j A piano duet by Marlys Lahr IES. McDonald of Kj n Cities. | They are expected to return next | quam a ghth St.| Garrison, | M j Mr. PAGE FIVE nded the funeral ‘of L. Robinson, ———OOO 8 | AT THE MOVIES | floral }PASSES THROUGH BISMARCK Se W. T. Perkins of Seattle, former THE ELTINGE late! of Washington, passed : Bisn 1} Hubbel | K hostes ro it. by Mrs. for j mi ng S't OF MRS, SARAH ANKER- | 1 inson is| the guest of Mrs. Sarah Ankerman | during the Methodist district confer- y kins Ses as Me Cate mers have been hit very hard by cou- Mrs. Hugh Black and son, Billy, arrjved this th | eral Mr. and Mrs, C. W. | Mette, | A No. 1 Hay for sale. $6.00 per ton by. the stack, two Pe. uM em LET’S GO!| An all-star cast, including many of the Mack Sennett favorites, is interpreting “The Crossroads’ of New’ York.” the special Sennett comedy-melodrama at the Eltinge Theatre, Friday and Saturday. The list of ‘players includes: _ Eddie Gribbon, Billie Bevan, | Charles Murray, Dot Farley and Mildred June, all popular artists in Sen- nett short comedies. In addition and until ly a regent of the University through marck recently en route home. spent the evening here with ds telling them of his recent to South America. Mr. Per- lived in this city for about CAP SOCIAL Closer cooperation between the] building or the inculcation of, Mrs. Gilbert W. Haggart tinued drouth di ‘i he cast lists ch eminent scree home and the school was the kev-|ideals. “Some progress had been corresponding secretary, i With their lot, the Norts, Dakota, The Luther League of the First Bea aan weet note of Ladies Night of the Bis-]made he said in impressing upon F. Weston, regent of Dac farmer is in much better shape. | Lutheran Church will hold a Cap|George O'Hara, Herbert Standing, marck Rotary club at the McKen-| students the.r respons es but \chapter and’ Mmes. A. G. Divet pant {Social in the church parlors next! Noah Beery and Ethel Grey Terry. zie hotel last evening at which the|that there were many still who and H. L, Lincoln, delegates from| 'TO DISCUSS KU KLUX KLAN. {Saturday evening at eight o'clock.| “The Crossroads of New Yc members of the public scheol| felt that the « nd was to get! the local chapter, Mme: The Woman's club will meet Sat-| Hach person is requested to bring Mr. § second en- ulty were guests of honor. Each| through — the ime of studies! Love and Cap E. Miller ai urday afternoon with Mrs, BE, B./% Pagkage as admission. Every-|dcavor this year in the comedy Rotarian had as his guest one or|with as little effort as possible. | nates. Goman, 1013 Ave, B. There will ve | Yody is cordially invited to attend. | drama field of films, Several years more members of the teaching) He made an earnest plea for, Mrs, Hildreth will preside in the| roll call and a paper by Mrs. W. nam ago he won widespread fame with VISEMING INCITS: his production of but after that left the s ide of films alone until last fall when le week from Fargo, ity to mect members cf the school] M'ss_ Mary Ramedale of the tine business will be transacted at| and Louise Keller will close the pro-|Where they have been visiting at/made “Molly 0”, which attained faculty. {High Sehool staff, responded for the meeting and it is expected] grom. \Mrs. Black’s parents home. TheyJeven greater" success than The dining room of the McKen- teachers. She praised the | that about 20 women, representing pane |will visit here for a few days be-|“Mickey.” His present picture is vie hotel was attractively decorat-| spirit that had actuated the Ro- the seven chapters in the state} PLAN ST. PATRICK DAY PARTY. fore returning to their heme in] a blend of the comedy and drama ed with American flags, Prompt club in extending hospitality) will attend. The chapters are lo-| Members of the Business and Pro- | Werner. that distinguished both its prede- and snappy service of the banquet] to the teaching staff of the city. “| cated at Mandan, Bismarck, Val-| fessional Women’s club are making | no cessors, depicting the adventures added to the keneral suecess of the She deplored ‘the gap that toc ley City, Jamestown, Fargo, Grand] claborate plans for a St. Patri os | LEAVES FOR FARGO country boy who comes to the affai The iets were: it} often existed between the teachers | Forks and Devils Lake. Day party next Tuesday eveni | Poseley, manager of the to make good and be in- EEL Ua PUA eet and the general teaching sta? of | “State officers are Mrs. George] Some ynique stunts are being ar- i ining Co, left this af-| volved in the. financial were the flowe Birmarck. » a... M. Young, Valley Gi ranged for the entertainment of the {ternoon for ‘Fargo on a business | Wall Street, paper streamers and oth “Teachers ave only human”, she| Mis, M.A, Hildreth, ER: fig B oo added to the ¢ ‘al j i “They need recreation andj yegent; Mrs. J. J. N % | '. EL NY REAL FORE FIRE during the serving of the banquet. xation from their duties the! Jamestown, recording DR. LA ROSE RETURNS. RETURN TO BRADDOCK. : ORD IN WEST program of | singing|same as any other class of work-' Mrs. Gilbert W. Hage Dr. Victor La Rose returned yes-| Mr. and Mrs. J. D, McCusker and FOR BIG PICTURE a * d ponding secreta fi vh 2 ‘ 5 J re " evening, This was led by Henry] Miss Ramsdale had many He Stntatiny (Mananh: eek eh averal Boe ene rave | ciitcren) Oe urudaoek iueves returned A TReenedvor “Iie italverson and Geo. Humphreys] things to about the civic, Mys. K. A. Thorberg PiMeHTIEVE NES Glslt, IheUREPMERE| Ee ia tanaae heer Kone tally ee Niely amd Nine” es Arthur Bauer at the) pride of the city nd the enter consulting registrar and M within the nekt few weeks and is[ 00 we Few diréevora anlletew: comme Yano. 4 eof its busin , but she L, Glaspell, Jamestown, lib | expected home about April 1, oF the | TO SPEND EASTER janies are, GNlele pon to) (gO! Hemy Puemeland accompanied | s ed the need for a closer con- | “social events of the ‘convention | early part of that month, ‘ ? vn. { through the grueling, heart break- | hy M Henry Duemeland gave | tact between the homes and the will be the luncheon at the club- 3 Mr, John Caulfield left last even- |. Work that Director David favo solos wpon the | harmonies | schools. iooms Tuesday noon and a dimer GUILD WILL ME ing for Gt Paul, where he will) Pris Oe Vitugraph and his com- which proved shit of the evening.| Thanking the Rotary club for ae"the Gladstone hotel that even-| ‘The world wide guild of the First | Spend the Baster holiday with te ieee oud up to in the filming of PTS AOE ea ala Ae ETS Oe hace ing. The conference will close | Baptist church will meet at the home | UY°™ “The Ninety and Nine,” which will was similar to the regular weekly s move would prove bei reanestlily. SCUMGiS Le Riegolinsont RRUAY evens : : SMNOWH RERCUD Gitaniae {ph Shy x . 3 Wednesday noon, of Mrs, L. R, Johnson Friday even- | JL. WHITNEY RETURNS. be shown at Capitol, Theatre ot SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY—SATURDA Monday. e The big forest fire scenes were made in the foothills of the Sa tooth Range, near Mount wich, a region admire uited t the story. x are 1 strange jon, the ir habit: of them a great part of the year L, Whitne who has been in win jes on business for sev weeks has returned home. PARENTS OF BOY. Porter are the ud parents of a baby boy born at Alexius hospital. , the district constantly with wireless, with which they siantly report thé first outbre: of a fire to the forest ranger sta tions scattered over the area. les out. Phone 529. Krist} elstrup. Why a Checking Account? The use of the bank check in commercial trans- actions has grown tremendously and is now prob- ably the most perfect medium of exe:ange known to finance. The advantages! of a check are many. It is safe to carry since it is a negotiable instrument requiring an endorsement before it ca be cashed and if lost its payment can be stopped b, notice. - It is recognizable and can be traced from the time it is issued until it is cancelled at:the bank which is not true of the various forms of money, a ten dollar bill for example. It is elastic in that the check may \be issued for the exact amount for which the maker is making payment and when it is finally returned to him it is an indisputable evidence of payment. Start a checking account in our commercial department and secure for yourself the advant- ages that accrue from the ownership of such an account.- ow The First National Bank The Pioneer Bank NATIONAL CANNED FOODS WEEK ENDS Saturday, March 10th. It is sure going big and if you have not taken advantage of our unusual offers ‘do so now. A call in person or by telephone will be appreciated. Richelieu Kumquat Marmalade one of the newest - numbers that is sure.to please. : Also Yellow Plum Tomato Jam—“A Creation not a product.” LOGAN’S rl ice “We Thank You” All phones 211 118 8rd St. Last delivery, Saturday, 4:30. Close 8 P.M. Government Agents Co-operate in| Talk- in dread Government scout planes patro | equipped E_ Amma TORR ML Ugo _ Other week days, 4:00. — a downtown ‘yesterday, it ported today by physicians.” He confined to a hospital. It is not b lieved other serious injuries -re- sulted. Badly Hurt in Fall was John F. Youngman, 202 Rosser ‘street, suffered a dislocated right shoulder in a fall on fey pavements THAT CLEAN FEELING that after a wash or a bath taken In ohe of our sanitary po lain basing or tub mighty: desirable to have. the comes only Heating, Plumbing, Ventilating. Bismarck, N. D. For Sanitary Plumbing and Modern Heating \ consult us. a feeling Let us show you many advantages of installing our up-to-date sanitary plumbing equip- ment in your bathroom. 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