The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 4, 1926, Page 8

PAGE ZIGHT VETERANS TO BE WELCOMED | BY FRENCHMEN Reports of Hostile Demon-; al strations Do Not Express | General Public Opinion Indianapolis, Sept. (P) Recent j reports of hostile “demonstrations; Against American tourists in France do not express yeneral public opin-| . jon, the national officers of | the} American Legion asserted today, ouoting in. <upport editorials from well known foreign newspal + The Quotidian, the Paris Soir, the France Muti nd various other French public ns welcome the plans for Abe I vention of The| 1 au France, the 3 suid he 30,000 received grams of assu American vete: with all kindne: by the French people when they go to Paris in September, 1927, for their annual sent by the French Fore-] 1 , have been given wide publicity in France. Pointing out that the demonstra-| 1 tions were aimed against all Anglo- Saxon visitors alike, the London Daily Mail said editorially “Tourists from Great Britain, the United States or_any other land, if they .know the French people, will need no reassurance as to the recep-}| 1 tion they will get. The echo of the grumbles of an insignificant band of malcontents has already died away | and left no effect.” ‘ Need Not Be Alarmed 2 The Paris Times, edited by Gaston Archimbault, who held commissions in both the French and American Fs armies during the World war, said: t “Tourists, particularly from Amer. ica and Britain, need not be alarmed if some of their fellow-countrymen have been booed while driving along the Paris boulevards. The new sport of jeering the sightseeing -cars filled with strangers ix not widespread, It is confined to overgrown youths and hysterical girls. The responsible citi- zen has other things to think about. The thoughtful Frenchman knows that if people in sightseeing cars ar culed, the sightseeing business will suffer a loss of patronage. These considerations are understood by the mass of Frenchmen, who have already ‘ been moved to disapprove, emphati- 1 cally, of the booing incidents. “Editorial opinion in Ameri abroad,” Legion headquarter: “seems. to favor the conven a great step to good will abroad.’ ia Chemical Tests of Many Queer Ways Numerous chemical examinations of water found in various p: the state are being made food onto land young plants Wahpeton. It i: ing an ove i Dut wanted to make é water contained no harmful ingre @ients before putting in the sys tem, Although 1 bacteriolegical water a nomin chemical analyses to Gurlosity seckers” ‘The fee charged does not pay the cost of the chem- ist’s time, however. McLean Co. Wheat Is High in Protein Washburn, N. D, | Sept. 4—During harvest samples of wheat were ‘ath- ered in different parts of McLean county by County Agent A. L. Nor- ing. These samples were sent to the ericultural college where they were tested for protein in order that the farmer as well as the miller might know the milling value of the wheat. On August 16 the samples from Mc- Lean county averaged 16.08 per cent protein. Only one other county in the state showd a higher test, beating McLean county by about one-fourth of one per cent. On August 21 the average test of samples from McLean county was -15.78 per cent protein. Only two counties in the state showed a higher test at that time, one being only .02 per cent higher and the other .56 per higher. othe tests covered in these records refer to hard wheat samples only. The hich test peels from Mc- at ering syste sure that the charge is made examinations pe eer oe fet, 17.55 per cent prote! Amund Berg, Douglas, 16.85 per cent protein. Cable-| 14 23 TI jusical Club— 24 Delphian Soe Water Are Usedin | cent. protein. cent protein. died at h Come back and Lares Set regulating Oven of a the Reliable Sturdy commructoe DATE SCHEDULE FOR THE MONTH OF SEPTEMBER Compiled by the Bismarck Association of Commerce Grand Pacific Hotel irs. J. B. Smith, 803 bth’ St City Hall 6 Lions Club: Woman's Club- City Commissio: M L : Temple 3 Club Room, Hiotel 10,0. ¥, & Rotary Club Ame L Hall Ame ion Auxiliary—A. 0. U. W bird and Ma Honor Mrs, Catherine Morris’ 0 Delphian Society—Elks Hall Brotherhood of Railroad Knights of Columbus: 10.0.8 all Deyree of Residence Mary Hall Riks Hall ific Motel Mrs. Dullam, 110 5th St City Halt ‘anton—I, O. of Americ: =a aria 's Hall A. 0. . Hall si nd ipncitte Hotel 1. 0, 0. F. Hall Yeomen—-/ fh Knights of Pythi Rotary Club—Grand Pacific Hotel Sunshine Clubr-Mrs. Schlenker’s Residence, A- S19 18th St 6 d Main St 7:30 P. dery—Masonic Temple 8:00 P. MB. A—A. 0. U. W. Hall 8:00 P. Nonpartisan Wome 1.0. 0.F. 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