The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 20, 1929, Page 5

ized distribution rates were to have Fa i MONDAY, MAY 20, 1929 THE RICMARCK TRIRUNT PAGE FIVE 7 ——— : others representing vari.us cities in the | Will Open Heart River Pavilion Tonight | the slate and with representatives of ‘A Fe originally promulgated the standard- gE Social and Personal becot ffective May 20. At thi . Cleveland, O., 20.—(”)—Bisho, quest of the railroads ss later was oS i Hea a Catholic Daughters of Ameri i Second postponement. (cline staff physician, killed tn the Catholic Daughters of America Gather in Se SL Sal . Mandan for Sixth Biennial State Meeting Mrs. Eleanor Reichert, Dick- inson, to Preside at Three- D&y Convention Mrs. Eleanor M. Reichert, Dickin- meeting of the Catholic Daughters of America which opens in Mandan ‘Tuesday afternoon. and continues through Wednesday and Thursday. All sessions will be held at the Hud- son hall, Mandan, and headquarters will be maintained ‘at the Lewis and Clark hotel. The Bismarck and Mandan courts are joint hostesses for the convention. State officers of the organization, «all of whom will be present for the meeting, are in addition to Mrs. Reichert: Mrs. Anna Redman, Devils Lake, vice regent; Mrs. Clara Hess, Mandan, state treasurer; Mrs. Elyda Hughes, Langdon, state secretary; bh Mae Ward, Bismarck, state mon- r. Delegates from courts throughout the state are arriving today for the convention which will open at 2 ‘O'clock Manda: time tomorrow aft- ernoon with prayer by Rev. Father Paul, Mandan. Mrs. McCormick to Give Welcome Mrs. Mary McCormick, Grand Re- gent, Mandan, will welcome the dele- gates on behalf of the Bismarck and Mandan courts. The response will be given by Mrs. Luella Rapp, Grand Regent, Devils Lake. At the close of the afternoon's meeting, all delegates wil be taken for a motor trip around Bismarck, arriving at the state penitentiary in time for dinner. Reception at St. Joseph's Auditorium A reception at St. Joseph's auditor- fum, with Mrs. Sophia Homan as hostess, and a special program by the Mandan Junior Daughters, in charge of Mrs. Loretta Brown, will conclude the entertainment for the first day. Mass for deceased members of the State Catholic Daughters will be cel- ebrated Wednesday morning. Marie Lish, Grand Regent, Dickinson, will sing at this service. The re- mainder of the morning will be tak- en up with routine business and re- ¢ ports. Mrs. Marie Spehn will be hostess at a one o'clock luncheon at the Lewis and Clark hotel. Brief talks will be given by Mrs. Mary Hyland, Fargo, and Miss Elizabeth Minot. Wednesday afternoon will be devoted to business and round-table discussion. Banquet at Grand Pacific The most important social affair of the convention will be a banquet Wednesday evening at the Grand Pa- cific hotel, Bismarck. Mrs. L. R. Priske of this city will preside as toastmistress, and addresses by sev- eral prominent speakers of the state «are scheduled. Father Lucian Arrell of the Unt- versity of North Dakota will deliver an address at the Thursday morning meeting, and there will be a talk on Miss Mehus’ Pupils Give Recital Tonight Miss Belle Mebus | is presenting a Group of piano pupils in a recital this An effective program made up of the following numbers will be given: “On the River” (Streabog), There- sa Thoresen. “Rain in November” (Thompson) and “At the Fair” (Rischer), Victor- ine Cook. “The Dreamer” (Gradi), Thoresen. ‘The Gallant Knight” (Dutton) and “The Giants” (Rogers), Gwen- dolyn Dahners. “Legende” (Tischendorf) and “A Windy Day” (N. Louise Wright), Marian Hyland. . “Allegretto” (Haydn), Norma Pet- erson. “The Cello” (Stamaty) and Spinning Top” (Klemm), Croonquist. Cynthia “The Janet om Schubert, and (Schubert-Heller) “Ave Sarah (Torjussen), Cynthia 0 the Rising Sun” t. “Chaconne” (Durand), Shepherd's Tale” (Nevin) and in My Neighbor's Garden” (Nevin), Lucile Dahners. onata in C Major” (Haydn), Gar- Croonquist. “The King’s Hunting Jig” Bull) and “ tine Dobler. he Fauns” (ohn ravotte” (Gossec), Ernes- (Chaminade) (Moussorgsky), and Abigail Harmonius Blacksmith” (Handel) and “Scherzo in E Minor” (Mendelssohn), Esther Wilson. “Concert Etude in D Flat Odclia Baron. Miss Mehus extends a cordial in- vitation to the public. (Liszt), Mrs. Boise Ie Head Of District W. C. T. U. Mrs. C. G. Boise was elected pres- ident of the Eleventh district of the Temperance Union, at the district meeting held Friday in McKenzie, Other officers named were: Mrs. Meier, Crystal Spring, vice president; Mrs. R. Jolley, Tappen, recording secre- 5 G. LeRoy White, Bis- marck, secretary-treasurer; Mrs, C. D. Rodgers, McKenzie, Miss Mary B. Ervin, field secretary for the national W. C. T. U., John Hagen, Fargo, prohibition ad- the principal speakers at the session. At the suggestion of the resolutions committee, the group adopted a reso- lution thanking the church organiza- tion for their cooperation, and ex- pressed their disapproval of the sac billboard ads now on dis- play. Above is pictured Bennie Bermel and his Chrysler Imperial orchestra, wh ich will furnish music for Nagin hy the Heart River pavilion, Mandan, every Tuesday and Saturday nights for the rest of the summer. Left to right are Wendell Sanders, saxophone; “ Carl Alm, piano; and “Ace” Richardson, banjo. Corwin-Churchill Motors, Inc., is sponsoring this group cet Jats artists, who may be heard over radio station KFYR at Bismarck at 8 p. m. each Monday during the Chrysler half hour, They also play over Station KGCU, ” Brewer, drums; Bennie Bermel, trumpet; Mandan. Tonight the orchestra will play for the Bismarck Lions club party. Other dances for which the group will furnish music in the near future ‘are: ‘Wednesday, May 22, Center; ‘Thursday, May 23, Lake Isabel, Dawson; Friday, May 24, Sykeston; Wednesday, May 29, Lake Williams, and Thursday, Memorial Day, Wildwood Lakc, dent who just before the last big boating races there.” eke gesture? YOUR CHILDREN | i Mrs. ¥ The father of a young college stu- happens to be on the o Women’ Christian freshman crew appeared on the scene race of the Dwire, Harry “Boys, if you win, I'll e you all c to England this spring to see the tary; Mrs. treasurer, and ministrator for North Dakota, z| Now, of course, this man is very Santa Claus with such nt gesture, but is it a How many fathers under the cir- cumstances would do the same thing’ How many men of fifty would be will ing to take the time and trouble to sponsor such an expedition even with wallets as well lined as that of this Lord Bountiful? Not many, I'm pretty sure. Must Begin Early They might be willing to do some other generous thing that would be near Will Fredonia Farmer Dies |State Railroad Board Here; Funeral at Lehr| ~Postpones Rate Date The body of Henry Nathan, 65, a] Decision to postpone until July 1 | gun at sixteen. The father who a | would like to mend matters at sixteen |Fredonia farmer who died here, was oe saintnibne Fah pee wah calle is about ten years too late. Like;sent to his old home from the Reif kota wholesale distribution points, everything clse pertaining to children, !tuneral establishment today, for Q was announced Saturday by the state {t must be started early. services and interment at Lehr, Tues-|raiiroad board. ia ‘The decision was reached at a con- ference with traffic experts and ton. his pal anyway. The boy will deify him a little, but that's all right too. Let it go at that. If there isn’t a close friendship between father and son at six, I'm afraid it can’t be be- , ne hi .native of south Rus- | City-County Briefs || sie sna naa been in the country 42 _—<—<—— ——— ¢/ years, He was a widower. Sismarck on a business tip today, | Meetings of Baptist in Bismarck on a business trip today. He recent dis) ft his 8 <r but’ continues ‘as Chevrast| Bodies Announced — Meetings of the Women's American there, but continues as Chevi agent for that section. Tourist traffic through the Bad Lands country is opening up, he says. Baptist Home and Foreign Mission- ary society, at Brookings, 8. D., May Cosmos Petroleum, Inc., Shelby, |21-23, and of the fifteenth annual Mont., will go on the air over KFYR | State Baptist association of the Shey- from 7 to 7:30 p. m. Wednesday, it|enne River district, at Sheyenne, are was announced today by S. W. Han-|announced. The Rev. O. 8. Jacobson nah, first vice president. The pro-/of this city will attend the latter gram will consist of features and a| meeting, which will be held Wednes- description of the company’s property. |day and Thursday. TROUBLESOME NIGHT COUGHS ENDERLIN BOY HONORED “Dirty ring around the washtubs” is a dangerous sign Ir means the clothes aren't snowy white. It means there's dirt in them. 1¢ means scum forms when you put 0a he water. And that ou're using hard water. Scum always ms in hard water. What to do? Soften the water with Melo and it is a wonderful cleaner, with or without soap. No dirty ring forms. The clothes wash snowy white. Delightful suds. And you use only or the amount of soap ordinarily No discussion was lad tocay re- garding the manner in which the railroad board will .ight the antic- ipated effort of the railroads to pre- vent the proposed rates from becom- ing effective by an appeal to the federal court. Shipments of Lignite Lignite shipments for the five-week Period ending April 20 fell off, as compared with shipments for the same period a year ago, reports to the state railroad board show. Shipments for the period this year totalled 63,071 tons, of which 6,240 tons were interstate and 56.831 tons were intrastate. A year ago inter- state shipments totalled 6,869 tons and intrastate shipments totalled 66,- 088, a total of 72,957. ‘MARATHON DANCERS CRAZY’ New York, May 20.—(4)—The pot called the kettle something or other and Shipwreck Kelly, sitting and sitting atop a pole at Madison Square Garden, has some ideas about mara- thon dancers beneath him, “They're crazy,” he say: MORALES TA S OATH Havana, May 20.—(?)—General Ma- chado y Morales took the oath of of- fice as president of Cuba for a second One for six years shortly after noon 'y. ‘Invaluable, Says Society Women MELLO-GLO Face Powder is pre- ferred by beautiful women because it leaves no trace of flakiness, pastiness or irritation. Stays on longer—no shiny noses! Made by a new French process—prevents large pores. Spreads more smoothly—gives a youthful bloom. Very pure. Use MELLO-GLO Face Powder. It’s wonderful, Fin- ney's Drug Store.—Adv. Continuous Showing - 2 to 11 MONDAY and TUESDAY He Sings for You WARNER Bros. Suprenan Treen OLSO) i etS0u Stricken with peng upon his ar- rival here Friday to attend the fu- neral of his son. The bishop's condi- tion today was much how. oe, and physicians his life was in immediate danger. He was anahie to attend the funeral. 39 KILLED IN QUAKE f ‘ ' ‘Turkey in Asia, | “> son, sinte regent, will preside at the | evening at 0:30 ot the Grand Pet Show Spring Decline —loethirg-nne pens were Ee | sessions of the sixth biennial state | cific hotel. and 39 injured in a violent earth- quake at 8:40 p. m., “punday at Soucherni, near Sivas, Asia Minor. A thousand houses were destroyed or Cockatoos sometimes live to be years old. A Lifetime Gift An Exquisite BULOVA WATCH It will perpetuate that Pr ccd day in her memory and endear itself with the passage of time. Bulova watches for men and women priced from $25 and up. Sold by F, A. Knowles Jeweler “Bismarck’s Diamond Store Since 1902” Indian Missions by Mrs. Anna Red- eee just as expensive but that would not STOPPED Northfield, Minn. May 20.—(7)— pee in ha fA veater: Get cod: of thet d, state vice regent, Devils Lake. . ig Officers of Iota Chi Sigma, honorary 'o _NARIER OLAND mfurcheon on. Thursday wil be| Mr. and Mrs. Mullin _| feauite thelr personal interest or ef-) Coughs and colds usually grow | journalistic fraternity, elected at the | ditty ting! Get rid of it by buying and served at the State Training school, with Mrs. Clara B. Hess, as hostess. Delegates and visitors will pay a vis- it to the various departments of the school, and will be taken for a drive to the U. S. Great Plains station and to places of interest about Mandan. Mrs, L. Carufel, Bismarck, will be hostess for the tea Thursday after- noon at the St. Alexius hospital Entertain for Guests Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Mullin, 1021 Fifth street, entertained Saturday evening in compliment to their house guests, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Mullin, 8r., Duluth, Minn., parents of Mr. Mullin, and Mr, and Mrs, T. T. Rugg, Min- Personal interest! To me it is the keynote of all child training, and I cannot help thinking that this has made it his business to be per- sonally interested in everything his boy has ever done in his life. It doesn’t take money to show our children that we really care about what they do. ther using Me Get Melo at your grocer's. worse at nightfall. Bronchial coughs, nervous hacking coughs, dry racking coughs and throat irritations are quickly reached and eased by Foley’ Honey and Tar Compound. It puts a healing coating on the inflamed tis- sues, stops the cough at once. Jas. Edwards, Montgomery, Ala., says: “I can sleep all night since / taking | Foley’s Honey and Tar, and others annual meeting at St. Olaf college here Sunday, are: Kenneth Bjork, En- derlin, N. D., a junior at St. Olaf, president; Harold Golseth, Gustavus Adolphus, vice president; and Lati- mer Jones, Macalester, treasurer. =] aS | mano mata ours eo maar torr wert Bog. 0. 8. Pat. om poyiegte Sl r pauses’ home, with membera of the of my family have used it win the |f Are Your Accounts AEKO Yocal court assisting. Bridge was in play at four tables s Reese resals Bala everywhere.— ° re assist ry 'S. lores Kupitz, score going q ier aisagtemecie tips « vu | grand regent of the Court of Imma-| Richholt and E. T. Beatt. eeent DIRTY CURTAINS Experienced bookkeeper de ISA REMARKABLE CLEANES A Real Father Red tulips centered the tables for! How about the man who puts down Ate two poe jupenana a een at the] nis mystery to help solve a close of play, and a green | tough probiem 1 , color scheme was used for the table 2 eropeenrap siege appointments. Mr. and Mrs. Mullin, who have been visiting here for several days, will dees Wednesday for their home at Duluth. sires extra work evenings taking care of books for small stores and shops. Small charge per month. PHONE 129-W EVENINGS culate Conception, McCormick, grand regent of the Court of St. Cetelia, Mrs. Clarice Connolly, Mandan, and other mem- bers of the two courts, in arranging the program and the entertainment. * * x and Mrs. Mary Never try to wash dirty curtains without soaking overnight. Put thefff | in water to which a good handful of salt has been added. Then wash out 10 cents THE HYGIENIC Hee an ee ey y ‘in’ the first in cold cuds before putting them back yard? into warm water. Is that the type of man who re- = sents being bothered long enough to pope &@ report card without even look- ne marks or caring what they ‘The regular meeting of the Order of the Eastern Star will take place ‘Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock at the Masonic temple. * * % Mrs. J. M. Harty accompanied by her brother, Arman “laskin, motored to Jamestown Saturday where they| Due to inclement weather, the pic- ‘pent the week-end with relatives. nic planned by the Veterans of For- of: *-_—* * eign Wars for Tuesday has been postponed indefinitely. <nstead the regular dinner meeting will be held tomorrow evening at 6:30 at the News Pictures Vitaphone Vaudeville Afternoon Prices: 15¢ and 35¢ until 6 o'clock. 25¢ and 50c after 6 o'clock, * * * Miss Gertrude Smith was a guest of Miss Nora Hendrickson at Driscoll over Sunday. To party suggesting best mame for my new beauty studio which is to be opened June 5th by Myrtle Ackerman, formerly of Jamestown, in the E. H. Millinery Shop, 214 Broadway. Mail or bring in your suggestive name with your name and address to the | 9SSS6S SSS S OCP OOOO OOOOE A @ general rule that fath- boys too much to mothers. 2 © need mothers, to be sure, need fathers too. They but. need yor over fathers who care about them and are neapolis, Minn., brother-ia-law andj How about the tired father who sister of Mrs. Mullin. would rather read his paper, but ‘ Fort Lincoln chapter of the Amer- ican War Mothers will hold their reg- ular meeting Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 at the home of Mrs. Anna Steb- | Grand Pacific hotel, according to Gil- | man treats al bins, 523 Sixth street. bert W. Case, post adjutant. z Z xe * se eg ; ‘Members of Westminster Guild will FEMININE BLOUSE ¢ meet for the list time this season at the home of Mrs. Hallte Cochrane, six miles south of Bismarck, Tuesday evening. Those planning to come are ¢ asked to meet at the Presbyterian church at 6 o'clock. * * * Mrs. W. L. Diven and small daugh- ger, accompanied by her mother, Mrs. ‘Cobb, left Saturday for Marshalltown, Iowa, where they will visit relatives. Mrs, Diven and daughter will return q in about two weeks, but Mrs. Cobb 4 intends to remain there during the y summer. vitally interested in everything they 38 Years do; not the heavy critical now-you- step-lively-young-man kind, but the Sea) dread ‘who feats Gls on 84,ane E. H. Millinery Shop Judging will be done by disinterested partics. BAKING \\the front or back. nervures POWDER trace out a leaf pattern through the sleeves. blouse and across the puff But someone says, “Suppose falar isn't exactly an angel!” Let | GREAT INTRODUCTORY OFFER Use less than of high priced brands MILLIONS of POUNDS USED BY THE GOVERNMENT -—* * T. L. McGarry motored from Aber- deen Saturday to get Mrs. McGarry who has been visiting at the home of her daughter, Mrs. E. M. Hendricks. They were accompanied by their small granddaughter, Beatrice Hend- ricks, who will visit in Aberdeen for about six weeks. Gr" Country Club is not only good tasting—it is good for you! 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