The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 26, 1927, Page 7

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER. 26, 1997 —. THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE allsted by; ficient expenditur 4 lot shool” funds. | . “The waste of school funds is so 1 |gzeat aa-to make scientific studies of educational problema irable {from the atandpoint of thrift,” the peaker-said. “Many schoo! boards 4 re unable to tell wit! accuracy how | aes their schools cost, while in too many locali school buildings are Coordination of Activities Tn. | constructed according to poorly Z thought-out plans. cer U. S. Supervision Most ae nation’s bill for new Effective, Speaker Ayers W ¢ Eiimination of “hit or mit “ methods of éducatior by the a ulation of accurate and pertinent acta ix the chief aim of modern Y educators and this aim can dest be vie ae Sante ee vealized by turning the job over to] Joo children and nearly @ milliot ® federal department of education, teachers or one-fourth of the n: Miss Char! O. Willian of Washin tion’s population, the speaker sai to my members of the Ed- | vet when it is proposed t give gov. soctation, meeting here. / ernment aid and direction to this out that an insistent ¢ “state's rights” is raised against it. gigantic enterprise the cry of |+ valuation, of results is go- evers hand, Miss Williams | The Files is no more logical, i that coordination of vari- iB atl a said, than Nase argu- , “|ment that the government, by em- tducational would. be | Ploying specialists in hog culture to go ental supervis: ! - the most. affective way of meeting | (elp, the, Jarmicr, has encroached on the growing number of problems ent of education was A educators throughout the | estab in 1867, the speaker hi ., | said, but was later reduced to a ane Said; | small bureau in the department of the interior and, except for small increases in staff and appropriation, is the same now as in 1867. As a fk result, she said, the school children y Fy 2 of America have no one to speak for +them in the president’s cabinet ex- m1 the secretary of the interior whose time and interest are demand- ed by a multiplicity of other mat- ters. genes | Miss Maxwell’s Rise education | to Fame Remarkable 4 id to educa ag sonie earlier bills did: effort to take away fri tates and There is an old wise saying: “To local con:munities the right to run | him that hath shall be given.” their achools asa they please; does Margery Maxwell will never for- not launch the g nment in the | get that old proverb, for if ever a educational wy ice _it has been | saying came true, it did to her. in that field since Washington's |From childhood Miss Maxwell en- time ard conta’ no__ provisions | joyed Popularity—popularity build- » which, even mplication, can be |ed upon kindness, fairness and ap- construed as inimical to private or | preciation. With her no service 1 echoo!s, was too much trouble to render, and that schools are|in return she gained the Icve, re- the creation of an|spect and confidence of all who therefore, | knew her. Blessed with a beautiful soprano iss Williams said teach- | voice, her singing not only rttracted } * ers throughout the country are con-|the attention of her classmates at tending that “governmental partic- | the University of Montana but the 4 ipation in education is as jmportant | members of her sorority—the Kap- to the welfare of our American in-|pa Alpha Beta—had faith that she tutions as the promotion of the |was destined te becume a leading \ ests of ‘agriculture, commerce | singer, a singer worthy of their as- ; er sistance, and so when they prevailed Arguments: advanced against the | upon her to go to Chicago and study 4 educ: lepartment plan are ex-| under Francesco Daddi, of operatic c rv to those used in oppo- | fame, they told her to do her best sition to establishing a department | —the.rest would be taken care of. of agriculture 45 years ago, Miss| Within three years she became a Williams said, and are no more | member of the Chicago opera com- Tradition and guesswork | pany. Today, less than five years ton large a part in educa-|later, she ranks as one of the lead- «dure-and it cannot logic- | ing singers, praised by Mary Gar- d that researches and | den and other noted artists. She is ations covering the entire|one of the leading concert singers al field are badly aeeded,|also and is to appear in B:smarck the speaker said. at the city auditorium Saturday Money Saving to Follow night. An actual money saying will fol-| Miss Maxwell has long ago paid low the adoption of the education | back all the money spent on ber by Bepartment plan, Miss Williams thie foyal and. believing friends, again at the next. co ion. Miss W: the oppositi i Keeps you warm and healthy _ Packed with energy- high in calories Delicious any way--- any meal Welcome, Teachers You are invited to visit our store , Where you will find Party Goods and Decorations . for all occasions ~~ School Supplies of all kinds : Gifts and Novelties ne _ Dennison Goods Xmas cards now on display - Greeting cards for every purpose A. B, Dick Mimeographs and supplies Mebane Pring 0 : ‘Bismarck, N. D. : * Fargo - Wahpeton . Minpt CARNI . 5 | en pointing cut that inefficient | but the debt of gratitude still goes| Navy. Children of the Indian school | will go to the Indian school for the 4 hy me id training are pa he She has icnored | will sing “America, the Beautiful.” | children, taking them to Roosevelt’s on her society by making good and the At Roosevelt’s. cabin, a regiatra-| cabia and returning at 5 p. m. to old time saying “To him that hath | tion will be taken by the D, A. R.| convey them to the Indian school. shall be given” is now her watch-| and cabin committee of all visitors word, NAVY DAY To BE OBSERVED AT CAPITOL Soldiers to Add Military Touch | —Program Includes’ Talks | by Prominent People Bismarck will observe Roosevelt vand Navy Day tomorrow at the state capitol, with Fort Lincoln adding a military touch to the program. The program will open at 3:15 p. | m. on the capitol grounds at Roose- velt’s cabin with bugle calls, followed by a color ceremony conducted by Company “L” of the third battalion, fourth infantry, with Captain F. W, Rase in charge. The second section of the program will be held in the house chamber of the capitol. Mrs. Edmond A. Hughes, North Dakota chairman for Navy and Roosevelt day, will introduce Captain E. G. Wanner, chairman for Burleigh county. Rev. G. W. Stewart, Mandan, will give the invocation and Clara Peltier will sing the “Star Spangled Banner.” Speakers on Program Governor Sorlie will speak on be- half of the state; Mrs. A. M. Christ- ianson on behalf of the D. A. R.; Lieut. Col. Thomas W. Brown on behalf of the army; Miss Minnie Nielson on behalf of the schools; Clyde Clark on behalf of the Navy mothers, and Commander W. W. Bradley, U. S. N., senior officer for North Dakota, on behalf of the Capital Funeral Parlors 208 Main Ave. Licensed Embalmer Phone—Day cr Night—22 Jos, W. Tschumperlin Captain E. G. Wanner will send trucks to Fort Lincoln at 2:30 p. m. to carry the men of the fourth infantry to Roosevelt’s cabin. to the cabin throughout the day, but a concerted effort will be made to take a rapid registration of all at- tendants to the ceremonies from 3 P. m, to 3:15 p, m. A bus from the Interstate Trans- Trucks to Give Aid portation company will be sent to Trucks from Armour and com-/ the fort to accommodate 30 people, pany; the Stacy-Bismarck company | including officers, wives and chil- and the Wachter transfer company | dren, Patterson Hotel. ty and Gift Shop. and 5, During the Teachers’ Con- vention the Betsy Primer Shop will have a special display of | beautiful gifts imported from! many lands in the lobby of the |: North Dakota Pottery now on sale.—Hotel Prince Special- Rooms 3 WAS FIRST ” At the Arctic WELCOME,. TEACHERS soldiers from during your stay here. & Marx service will put you -in the lead. WONDERFUL VALUES SUITS AND OVERCOATS $30 to $45 only through volume and specialization. CUSTOM TAILORING SUIT SPECIALS We, ourselves, better serve * by serving others best W. E. Perry Funeral Parlors 210 Fifth St. Phone 687 | L (Corms 19 Har Baten BB BER necessary. GESON’S Bismarck Glad you are with us - we know that you will like Bismarck -- We shall certainly be glad to serve you Hart Schattner Are the largest makers of good clothes in the world, Their service puts us in the lead; our Worth from $5 to $10 more. This is possible $49.50 $59.50 $69.50 Fittings given same day goods are selected if AL D _ The Bismarck Cloak Shop The Popular Priced Store TEN DAY SALE OF Coats and Dresses Our stock is complete of high grade ladies’ and misses’ new fall dress coats, sport coats, fur coats, silk and wool dress- es and millinery, Most of our stock has just be@n received from our New ‘k buyer, which puts us in a position to place the entire stock at a greatly reduced price. Dress Coats $24.75 $29.75 $34.50 $39.50 $49.50 $59.50 anaup Sport Coats $14.50 $19.50 $24.50 $29.50 AND UP Silk Dresses Many of these dresses were just recently shown at New York Fashion Show. These new styles are in materials. of Conia Babin, Combination Velvet and Matalie trimmed. luced to . $19.50 $24.50 $29.50 $34.50 $37.50 OP $900 aE vaaesecrestaraesrereenses BDO REDUCED PRICES ON LADIES’ AND MISSES’ FUR COATS $79.50.$98.50 $149.50 Millinery Prices Reduced to $2.95, $3.95, up TUN - PATTERSON HALL OCTOBER 27, 1927 tp 1) Ee one ee Given by Squirrel Club , . .- Admission $1 per couple. Music by Comm. 1 | N mar} -- ¢ EVERYBODY INVITED _ To Build De Luxe Radio Holderof World’s Long Distance Record g- Build Betteryless Receivers _ ZENITH IS FIRST! lo eae eas ee things men heve made, bao aE I bead fs howe. It b fot m sao You seed but to hear Zenith to acknowledge its worth. U6 Zenith models — 5 different circuits —6, 8 and 10 tubes—loop, entunes or entennaless—battery or electric —$100 to $2500 =, Quanrud, Brink & Reibold omens Distributors For Teachers’ Convention Week New Hats and Dresses In the Best of Styles and Materials Our slogan “Best for Less” is truly displayed in our display of over 300 hundred dresses in sizes from 15 to 48 1-2, We also feature Stylish Dresses for Stout People in sizes up to 53 1-2, Many of these dresses are samples purchased to retail at almost former wholesale prices. We employ an Eastern Resident buyer who keeps us in touch with every market change which enables us to give as @ Fat inducement during Teachers Convention q a 10% Discount To all our trade on our entire stock, or to the purchas- er of two dresses in the $19.75 to $39.75 range a business or office dress may be purchased at 4 Women’s Wear Style Shoppe (The “Best For Less”) MRS, F, M. ROBERTS, SR, MANAGER 214 Broadway, west of Postoffice. _ - Bismarck, ND, |