The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 6, 1927, Page 8

PAGEEIGHT FEW CHIEFS OF WORLD WAR FAME NOW ON ACTIVE ROLL-DECADE SINCE U. S. ENTRY IS MARKED WITH RETIREMENTS the New Jersey state highway com Major General Charles P. mai Leonard Summerall and Major Gen- tiv cral John L. Hines Are Two} Wartime Officers Who Are Still Active—Other High!) Officers Now in’ Private’ ., G Life and this country yeral of the 21. Ma since . Crow eneral in continued in to Cub h Washington yr Admiral Will chief of ni World War the ambition many In the 1) month wefore the armistice pany men who had their lives prep: in such an emerg found B their bid for Today, howe a don Gibraltar during ‘the vl of the International Hydrographic Commission vr Admiral nander of the the T. M tie fleet vfety of the fighting ded, is governor of the welphia, I yo, roster. Thi while the | vir t ders were prey when viet aters, nes, his pred jor General John L. t med Rea peessor in that who took com-|mirals Hurh Rodman, command mand of the Ninth Corp at; the American b tleships that serv- San Francisco when his offed with the British grand flect, and duty there expired, are the two ex-| Albert Gleaves, commander of the ceptions remaining on t | hose political them w list. Both were advanced to rank of corps commanders a h major s res Lefore the armistice was effected in conduct of are out General John J. Pershi ho | of ce ten years late c commanded the American d Woodrow Wilson, i war] Present he and retired ‘om active service ho tember 15, 1924, is serving as chair- war record maa of the American Battle Monu- | Davis of the war dep ments’ commission vy the army through Major General urd, rose to the el of infantry, H tionary Forces throughout th ker HL ne rang of chief of statt with eral, while As: member of the and of the Supreme e and subsequen American Co roof mission to Ne ernor of th Home Soldier in Washington ‘ aveler March Is General if Teachers Must Keep Knees Warm, chief of sta’ eral, is annoy the Bureau Declares Oth o&— Sih SER aE TSE ar Bundy, commander of Freedom of the knees is ccom- and seventh corps school teachers at. their according to a de workmen's compens plished by own risk regiments in chief of staff the American Lieutenant gett, who commanded the decision grew out of by a when her nether at St. Mihiel and subsequ , appen vat saviiy and: wos: the frozen while on her way mander of the American Uae Germany after the armi liv nvestiga vy led that thi ancisco. Major Ge nea see. ada j silk stocking I T. Allen, who relieved hi is spending his retirement | that her D at Be ai C. Skanks, comtoander. af en the tops of the galostied the port of embarkation Hoboken, wa bees and Joseph T. Dickman, « ander claim on the ng route to work and of the first corps after General Lig et promotion. offices | sion of | ok place | mew ee MO TELRA & wes Oee stile in sien r THE BISMARCK TRiBUNE a ish minesweeper during the world FOR ‘SRY’ PLAY DULUTHIANS VOTE T0 RAZ | AERIAL BRIDGE | | Structure, Unique in West. ¥| Will Be Replaced By One of Lift Span Type player, also cried. James A. Timoney, one of the two managers, prayed. Convicted Yesterday of Hav- ing ‘Corrupting’ Show—Is Third Ri: New York, April 8800 y play, npany, two manager orals Producing company, ing corporation, were con vieted yesterday by a jury of pre senting a play tending to corrupt the morals of youth, Rail continued pending tence April 19. The law pr penalties of not less than 10 day more than a year in jail, or not less than $50 nor more than’ $1,000 fine or hoth. inn, April 6—A)—Dn- al bridge, wnique in th , when it was built 22 years only one of its to razing at thi sen- ides no, America, was doomed nor, the city election yesterday by a ma 00. vept into the city commis- sion, taking two commissionerships open by solid majorities. A charter ndment to issue $700,000 in bonds over « period of three years treet improvements lost, and a light sav whelm Last of Three “Sex” is the lust of three raided | productions to be disposed of. — The three producers of “The Virgin Man,” were recently sentenced to the wor house for 10-day terms, “The Cap- tive” closed while trial of its per- formers and producers was pending, and charges were dismissed. dents, the most affected by the pro- West, blond author-ster who] posal which was to replace the pr ed she knew “her onions” as anj| ent bridge by a lift span actress, huoyed up her crest-fallen| backed their desire with a pledge to company when the verdict came. pay $180,000 of the cost of the new bridge amendment aroused the sreatest interest. Park Point resi- Barrie ONeal tho was decorated; bridge, in addition to their regular for bravery ieutenant on x Brit-| assessment of its expected $550,000 PATENTS APPLIED FOR | | utenant General Robert Lee | abe wae ot the job ae rd, former commander of th school teacher who froze is devoting much wf his| her while trying to. start ay ts of the National] fire schoolhouse was allowed eague, of which he been paid by the bureen ry mpcnlt af sons being frozen ‘while at work, &Ge who | cording to Commiss.. 1 de-| dahl. It is an established rule of the commission that no compensation will be allowed for injuries sustained while ng to or from work, Other Positions ral Hugh 1, staff when w » but soon for age, only to t ately for active d nan of We do not permit Budweiser — Real Hop Malt Syrup to be sold under any private label, ANHEUSER-BUSCH ST. LOUIS ‘- Gamble-Robinson Fruit Co. Distributors Bismarck, N. Dek. eu-st eo, a 4670 34-TonChassis F.O.B. Detroit $885 1-TonChassis F.O.B. Detroit Quality— Dual Rear i } M.B. GILMAN Co. BROADWAY AT SECON i PHONE 608 ih BISMARCK play, sobbed. David Hughes, another] large. GRAHAM BROTHERS TRUCKS 1Y%-Ton Chassis F.0.B. Detroit 2-Ton Chassis F. 0. B, Detroit ‘cost, This amendment for the bridge, however, called tor the $37,000 of tne | bridge cost to be paid by the city at] The vote was yes 16,437; no, 7,182, The amendment had about 300 votes more than. the required 60 per! |cent of all votes cast. | The other charter amendment call- | Jing for the street bonds had 11,185 | vues for, and 10,897 votes against | but failed to win the 60 per cent of all votes cast to pass. i Against Daylight Savings i The daylight savings resolution was | overwhelmed, failing to get even a majority of votes on that proposal, | its tally reading yes, no, 16,597, James E. Foubister, labor, whirled | into office on the high tide of the | biggest vote cast yesterday, 16,808, | and right behind him was Chris E. | Evans, also labor, with 14,064. 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