The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 9, 1931, Page 7

pox 69; diphtheria 16; encephalitis THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, JULY 9, 1931 LEGIONNAIRES TO ATTEND 13TH Sorority’s Fairest Burleigh Has Only eh eT aac N.D. CONVENTION NEXT WEEK LF a en emo ans ee pneumonia 20; poliomyelitis’ 2; scar- Only 13 cases of communicable dis- |J¢t fever 41; smalipox 48; tuberculo- the 1932 convention city will bring the meeting to an end. sis 16; typhoid fever five; undulant eases were reported in Bismarck and) ever one; Vincent's Infection 94; and Burleigh county during June, accord-| whooping cough 44. Jing to the monthly report of the state | Have Program Sunday health department. | ENGLISH CUT WAGES ‘The Auxiliary has arranged for a ; brogram Sunday when the depart- iment executive committee meets. Mrs. Eight cases of smallpox and one of meee, meningitis were reported in the Cap-| London, July 9.—(#)—Wool textile ee City ited tn anes sf scarlet bitin have been officially informed land will call 63 fever were in the county. | by the employers’ council that wages besten Pig tore SuseRay. TR, Diseases reported throughout the| are to te hanes by 11.7 pith Addresses of welcome will be ne state for the month were: | eae week. by Mayor Frederickson, Mrs. Fred Lang, past president, Valley City unit, and C. V. Carlson, commander of the Valley City post. Committees will re- port, and district committeewomen | will give their reports. | A joint session will be held with) the American Legion, and in the aft- ernoon the women will join in the j Parade. Tuesday morning, the yast depart- ment presidents’ breakfast will be nual meeting of the North Dakota | Church of Nazarene (30) 7'f"the church of the Naz-| Meets at Jamestown |crene. Sessions at the Holiness camp grounds opened Wednesday and will | Marie Gullickson, ‘ Jamestown, N. D., July 9—(}—Re-|Continue through Saturday. |rapher, Thursday had » judgment of ports from the church committee and| Election of officers will be held | $10,000 against Albert Fuchs, 67, mii. & tally by the Nazarene Young Peo-|Friday while Saturday afternoon will|Hionaire art collector of Sante Mon: ple’s society occupied Thursday morn-|be devoted to a home missionary |!c@ ing’s session of the twenty-second an-|rally, ise case Valley City Will Be Host to World War Veterans and Auxiliary Organization Valley City, N. D., July 9—(P)}—An army of nten who wore the khaki @uring the World War will mazch on Valley City this week to participate in the three-day convention of the North Dakota Legion which convenes here Sunday. It will be the 13th annual meet for the Legion boys, while the women’s Auxiliary will gather at the same time for its 11th annual convention. The “40 and 8,” which carries the impressive title of La Societe des 40 Hommes et 8 Chevaux, Grande Voi- ture Department of North Dakota, Quick also will hold its sessions and provide much fun-making for which its mem- bers are so famous. a Details of the comprehensive pro- gram have been completed, and the) advance guard of the Legion organi- vations is expected Saturday. Regis- tration of delegates, alternates and visitors has been set for Sunday aft- ernoon, while on the same day T. O. Kraabel, veterans service commission- er at Fargo, is to conduct a service officers’ school. held, an organ recital is scheduled, and an address by Mrs. A. C. Carlson, national vice president, is to be given. Department chairmen will report, and department cups will be presented. Rehabilitation, child welfare. sec- retaries and Americanism luncheons are to be held during the noon hour. Election of department officers will take place at the afternoon sesston. A reception at the teachers college on bring the women’s meeting to an The Forty and Eight will meet) COMFORT for fretful upset children Auu children are subject to little upsets. They come at unex- pected times. They seem twice as KOOLMOT Free from v OR GASOLENE alveesticking gum Avoid harmful, clogging gum in gasolene! Don’t let it stick your valves—steal your power—waste 1 Hour 58 Mins To Fargo 4-Hours 30 Mins To your gasolene. For full power from heavy duty engines try KOOLMOTOR, the original high test, anti-knock Blige green gasolene... free from harm- f@t Band to Give Concert In the evening the Legion band will appear in ct with Arneld C. Forbes, Wahpet director. Joint memorial services will follow. These will be open air services at the Barnes county courthouse square, or in the event of inclement weather are to be held at the state teachers college aus serious in the dead of night. But there’s one form of comfort on which a mother can always rely; good old Castoria. This pure vege- table preparation can’t harm the tiniest infant. Yet mild as it is, it soothes a restless, fretful baby like nothing else. Its quick relief soon Monday with E. W. Stranahan, grand | chef de gare, presiding. | The first state American Legion golf tournament will be a feature of the convention. It will start Sunday and continue through the three-day meet- ing, with Walter E. Maddock, Fargo, state golf champion chairman, in) charge. The Gilbert C. Grafton Post | Twin Cities ful gum! LOW FARES For sale by all druggists. Be sure to get the genuine product with ditorium. Mrs. J. R. Pence, Minot, department memorial chairman. is to preside. Father John Hogan, Minot, department chaplain, will conduct) the services. Clarence V. Carlson. Valley City. will preside at a breakfast Monday morning for dis' guests, and after a program of music by the Le- gion band, the convention will be called to order by R. J. Kamplin, of Fargo is awarding a shield for the post trophy in honor of Julius Baker, first department commander of the Legion in North Dakota. President of Epworth League to Preach Here Rev. Silas Fairham, pastor of the |When co-eds of the Alpha Delta Pi sorority held their annual convention jat Lake Louise, Alberta, Canada, a |beauty contest was on the program. Here's the winner of first prize—Miss t lyn, N. ¥. | NOTED CHEMIST DIES Woking, Surrey, England, July 9.— |(®)—Sir Charles Henry Bedford, dis- sees the youngster comfortable once more, back to sleep. Even an attack of colic, or diarrhea, yields to the soothing influence of Castoria. Keep Castoria in mind, and keep a_bottle in the house—always. H Give it to any child whose tongue is coated, or whose breath is bad. Continue with Castoria until the child is grown! Chas. H. 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Jack Williams, Fargo, department adjutant, will read the call of the convention, and Fred J. Frederickson, mayor of Valley City, will welcome the visitors. In behalf of the local post, Clarence V. Carlson, post com- mander of Edgar A. Fisher post here, will extend a welcome, and Lynn U.! Stambaugh, Fargo, will respond for) the state organization. i Reports of department officers and appointment of committees will fol- Jow, after. which greetings from the} Minnesota department will be read by A. B. Kapplin, Duluth, Minnesoea de- | partment commander. Mr. Kraabel, and C. T. Hoverson, Fargo, manager of the veterans’ bureau at Fargo, are) scheduled for addresses. Plan Joint Session | A joint session with the Legion Auxiliary will be ‘held, and Mrs. A. C. Carlson, Willmar, Minn.. national vice president of the Auxiliary, is to be introduced by Mrs. A. A. Kjelland, Hatton, N. D., department president. Mrs. Carlson, Ralph T. O'Neil, To- eka, Kansas, national commander of the Legion, and Commander Kamplin are to speak before the ses- sion adjourns for the noon hour. The Forty and Eight group will elect officers during the afternoon, after which that organization, to- gether with the Legion and Auxiliary, will join a parade. The Edgar A. Fisher Post of Valley City has ar- ranged for a boxing show foitowing the parade. ‘The annual Legion drum and bugle corps contest is scheduled as an eve- ning affair under flood lights at the city athletic park. A dance and other entertainment has been arranged to; conclude the day's activities. | A program of music by the city Auxiliary chorus is to be given follow- ing the opening of the convention ‘Tuesday, after which district deputies | will be introduced. They are Uistrict | 1, Fred J. Frederickson, Valley City; 2, Frank Coffman, Devils Lake; 3, Dr. H. S. Kreidler, Wahpeton; 4, A. L. Fosteson, Bismarck; 5, Charles De- vine, Williston; and 6, Theodore Mar- tell, Carson. Department officers also will be presented. Governor George F. Shafer is scheduled to address the gathering at the morning meeting, and he will be followed by John Hartman, Chicago, Legion liaison officer. ’ ‘At the afternoon session, Rev. Jo- seph N. Barnett, Oshkosh, Wis. na-| tional chaplain, is to speak. Greet- ings will be extended from the de-! partment of South Dakota ard the membership trophy will be awarded by Carroll Lockhart, Watertown, South Dakota department adjutant. Robert Smith, Indianapolis, manager of the American ‘Legion monthy, also ‘will speak. - Election of officers and selection of You are entitled to full, rich, fresh coffee. M-J-B makes sure of freshness and flavor. The patented “Safety-Seal” on the bottom of the M-J-B tin will not close unless all air is out. 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