The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 31, 1937, Page 4

‘ THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1937 ro moooes 4 ‘he Bismarck Tribune ass coed: Step Right Up and Read Your Fortune for 1938 { Y P, ; sonal H ealth ” : ‘An independent Newspaper our rer: d \ THE Bs Ss rome y NeNerarne By William Brady, MD. : re tof th bi : i a i 8 Sa eee : wees Benes rt etre lodtots bristly and ininkt. “Address Drv Brady § a a a SNE TES ASD SAREE TE SLE EP RES SO ST. MARY'S ROMAN CATHOLIC -e of The Tribune. All queries must be accompanied by stamped. i Published daily except Sunday by The Bismarck Tribune Company, Bis- Broadwry at Eighth 8t. dressed envelope. & marck, N. D., and entered at the postoffice at Bismarck as second class mall) gind:5 sitenie a ey i i Mrs. Stella lL Mann "the o'clock M: 1s for children. WE NEED A MEDICAL WHO’S HOOEY 4 N President and Treasurer FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, ling’ jing’s Principles of Human Physiology. Professor Starling died in 1927, but ; Archie O. Johnson Lat ae) di rt) Neate the last edition of his book was published in 1936—edited by Prof. { Vice Pres. and Gen'l. Manager eociecesvasee males gunday setvice at 11:00 a, m. Evans of University College, London, and Prof. H. Hartridge, St. Bartholo- ‘ Subscription Rates Payable in Advance milvadneaday’. evening Teotimontal ae ine pele es of this textbook: i : ‘reading room maintained in the ee oe ed Absorption by the Skin, In order to test the alleged influence of baths ‘ Daily by carrier, per year ........... Hoskins Blacks 200% Fourth Bt. is Be © aes. 8 88.8, containing medicinal substances in solution, many experiments have been i Daily by mail per yea. (in Bismarck) gpen daily from 12 to § p.m: Sun- TNAGHMREAAOOANS EEN NWE made to determine whether absorption is possible by the skin, i Daily by mai) per year (in state outside of Bismarck! OF it tea waltavae oikeiettena ithe ‘What the author meant to say was that research workers have con- ¥ Daily by mail outside of North Dakota .. church services and to make use of 32657264232682635 287 4 8 3 ducted many experiments on animals to determine whether is ab- Y TE relieves Laelia hae Mheireadlng 209m), RUIWWOSGRS sorbed through the unbroken skin; but few experiments on human begins, H ee eee ee mal cuwds ot Nom ee TiN eset ew bib e My skin is available to any scientific investigator of good standing who cares ti Weekly by mai] in Canada. per year ZION greets oaunes @5 242 to make an experiment or test to show whether any food, drug or i 419 Fourth Street B08. 3.6 8 112) 8 40 5 VF 86 Eg absorbed through the skin—provided the results of the + J. V, Richert, New Years Day: 10:45 a, m, Divine 252632757283 862762 5 6 3 fident that nothing can be absorbed through the skin, and se a Member of the Associated Press Services (English). Mrs, M. Rusert, NON GNCPYBUEOOARUEOE I don’t believe any of the “authorities” who profess to think otherwise has the The Associated Prosa is exclusively entitied to, the use. for republice: ore atler News) akan 1 FD. courage to accept my offer. ; f su Rewapaner” end. fuse the, isea! vhews. of apontareous Origin published jnerelt | Qf gangs™ (erma®) fj usert, 345285274358 265746 383 8 2 All rights of republication of all other matter herein are, also Nee 2 Sead aed ee classes, Mies boar tee et ASAMCWOYSLAANNINOEETE Residence of Reliefers evtttetat:0 mt the Lutheran Hour a7s 62e35s7256482 725 276 It is not altogether fortunate that those now agitating the Nation, cane vase cries 7 YOSYARGYTNAOOED*FGOOQATY that mercurial salivation may be produced in these conditions shows that @ for a new attitude on the question of the residence of relief re- te. Saline: Geague. Rater 326728627658276243 27 8 Kedeage rman fterg ng tales the telling ware makes Bitesten tha vos * cipients should be recruited largely from those who are on—or | "%° > ™ Veaptr Services. COLRDFOLOVUUUFECNYKFL our modern medical Uterature a bit allly to any one but a purblind medical reader whose mind has been trained to accept anything and everything he . imagines an “authority” has stated or inferred. Just one reully scientific experiment with mercury ointment inunction is on record, It was conducted by Karl G. Swick, Ph. D., M. D., of Cincinnati and a comprehensive report of it published in the Jour. A. M. A., Dec. 6, 1924. This investigator failed to find even microscopic particles of mercury in the tissues under the skin; only in the openings of the sebaceous glands and the wells of the hair shafts could he find any infinitesimal globules of mercury after the most carefully applied mercury ointment inunctions. Yet, curiously enough, Dr. Zwick concludes that “Percutaneous absorption of mercury takes place preponderatingly from the material deposited in the pores, consisting of the orifices of the hair fol- licles and of the excretory ducts of the sebaceous glands.” (Copyright 1937, John F, Dille Co.) OVER 1600 SEE BARR BAD LAND PAINTINGS Sponsors Well Satisfied; Exhi- bit Being Taken to East- ern States FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Fourth St. and Ave B. Ellis L. Jackson, Minister Sunday, Jan, 2, 1938. 10:00 a. m.—The church school. Ed- ward Cole, superintendent. Mrs, G. J. Worner, primary superintendent. Why ‘not begin right by beginnin regular attendance at the churcl school. A cordial welcome. 11:00—Morning_worsh! near—relief. The question affects every citizen, directly or indirectly, and should be considered in.that light rather than from the Copyright, 1937, William J. What does the New Year hold for you? Dip deep into the “Wi Well” and discover your fortune during 1938. This entertaining number puzzle will forecast, the future for you in a surprisingly simple way. Count the letters of your first name. Subtract 4 if the total is 6 or more. Add 3 if the total is less than 6. The result will be your key number. Check all of your key numbers in the figure, beginning at the ypper left corner. Then read the message in the letters so checked. | Big Apple Ain’t | Got Rhythm—FR LOCAL CHURCHES 1 |?" ies 7115 RARM TENANCY | ziti ncaa GREET NEW YEAR AT LOANS 10 BE MADE SPECIAL SERVICES TON. D. FARMERS jay. He said he believes it lacks Eovibeanrenng as a music er, He made his comment after get- ting a glimpse of the dance at a White House party for the younger Roosevelts Thursday night, McCABE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH Walter B. Vater, Minister Sunday, January 2, 1938 Morning worship, 10:36, Ministry of music. Mr. Ralph W. Soule—cholr director. Miss Ruth Rowley, organist, standpoint of the needs and desires of those most directly af- fected—the persons whose residence is the cause for discussion. Nothing, perhaps, illustrates all sides of the issue more 11-00 Marine worships perfectly than the case of the Mack family which was discussed; Children’s talk, “A New Leaf.” I : a 3 them — Selected —The church in The Tribune’s news columns just before Christmas, cholr. Urns ooktiauine teeta In view of all the circumstances, it is nothing against the|a ‘study’ of “personal immortality Macks to say that they have contributed little to this county. religion and evervaay lite. prvigde They didn’t incur distress here because they were in trouble ful “ailondance te) dentnga "for thle when they arrived. 6:45 p. m.—The Young People's The record shows that this, family cost Burleigh county | "7:6 ne evening service, $399.91 and this county received from Kidder county, their] sermoh, “Gupte or see eee tat Jace of legal residence, $9.31 in return. A net cost of $890.61 | nr onesy of Prager meeting ie on the taxpayers of Burleigh county for meeting a situation | foie wetesge Tey eeee ng. which did not arise here and for which another division of gov-| Tce \.cnvpe ie om ee ernment is legally responsible. alae Fan (0 come ane SrinE ome At the time this issue was raised in late December, Burleigh county had spent $5,498.23 on out-of-county relief cases and had ittle or no prospect of getting its money back. The tendency Pane aS is continuing and the bill is steadily mounting. Be ats Us irned nats ha Both the taxpayer and those legally on relief here have been viewed by more than 1600 people in Memorial hall in the state capitol Many Congregations Plan Reli- Will Average $5,000; 3 Mem- *, * A Organ Prelude: “Andante con Moto” : were being sent to Bethlehem, Pa. j . cause for concern. The former because if the trend is main-|—Bethoven | a 1, | gious Observancee in Keep- bers of State Committee Help- | Moorhead Relief Friday for showing at Lehigh’ uni- i tained the bill will soon become more than he can bear. The| Roberts. C}Rewtinn? C4 versity. and: } __ latter because draining the county treasyry to care for those| iit Bonen Calm ote the ing With Sexson ee ee Strike’ Still On rise brerebtr beens tieon tha Unie iz not properly here makes it that much more difficult to give as- athe ea, es New Year's Eve services are being ‘Three members of the state farm| Moorhead, Minn, Dec. 31- versity of North Dekote, where be ts 4 sistance to legal residents who need relief. aeorae 0 istrict superintend: [Planned Friday evening by | five tenancy comimitiee are. assisting or- deta ee eet ait Mambers | Will be displayed in six of the East- One oft-heard explanation for the influx of relief cases to Bismarck is that conditions here are better for such persons. | They are closer to the source of supply and get better treatment {> than is accorded relief clients elsewhere, If this is the fact, the effect of permitting relief clients to saddle themselves on communities where and as they wish will] ,.3¥ en Organ Postlude:" “Allegro”—Gal- braith. Sunday School 12:00 noon. Classes for all ages. Better enroll the first Sunday in the new year. Our adult classes especially invite you. Epworth eneae 6:30 “When There's er: ue ganization work in Ramsey, Barnes of the congregations will gather at and Bowman counties, FSA, Director their churches during the even! to welcome the New Year with worship. Special services at St. Mary’s pro- cathedral will take the form of a whi begin loan applications, due on or before Holy Hour service between 7:30 and Jan. srt Chairman £. P. oe it a.“New Year's Wake,” ; continued peacefully Friday with the 800-odd strikers declaring they are aiting an answer to their appeal to the state relief administration for in- creased allowances. H.C. Bassett, in charge of the strikers, said a state in- vestigator whose names was not avail- able, had made an investigation in ern states. They will be on exhibit in Chicago at the Hoosier gallery during March, | “Complete ‘satisfaction with the showing” was expressed by the spon- sors, the Bismarck branch, -League of American Pen Women, headed by Edna LaMoore Waldo, chairman, and by Gov. and Mrs, William Langer, as 20 p.m. : 4 the city Thursday night and left for be obvious. If one county establishes a higher standard of as-| , Evening worship 2:20, A service of ies auaiices ot Bt. Paul, declaring he would present Hee ee aad toes sistance, reliefers from all parts of the state could move there| thet you Ei gEgally | gndox. Good the situation to the state relief office.|catreday, was reopened following the to take advantage of it. And stay there until the drain forced a|ing menrage, “Se 0) © nite cs Saray Boy Scout court of honor ‘Thuraday | drop in the amount of help given, ‘They then could select the| Suittat*'" rosea" Mim it" s Carloadings Up 5.4 _jevening and was held, over, Friday it faverable locality. Poe. Gran OlleHory: “orert Vesper"— ceneral Per Cent Over 1936 had no opportunity to ase the pala PE ising a constitutional issue, as n done by at least |" Solo: “1 Come go Thee"—Roma— hese 31—(P}—The As-| The displ ng the best- E 2S sepehedya ceuguteation will hardly hold water. The free wessumgny a New Beginning’—wal- formed. gir siciid sociation of "American aliroads Te- sien oe of fa ie srr ‘Siaplay : c ma: wi h er E. Vater. : oe ERY YORE Oey EE We ported Friday loading of revenue marck. was the a | cxch dipabe agg oe do what he vonpe as long| “organ F tude: Karn. ana ene | vers Are Liniited to | He freight totaled 38,992,928 cars during|of Bad Land paintings, as well as ; . But a man on relief can hardly ing conducted’ in the | _ A Lutheran church New 1937, ‘This was an increase of 1,-|the first display to be held in the he said to have such status. The attempt to give it to him is one| churches each evening this w: Miata aevigs, gockat “howe and 60 Hours Duty Weekly ott iaiaed dlgrer rise fa | ret those attending during the ; to legally establish a group of traveling mendicants. Viewed in| Ff¥°t;, Monday night at 7:20 at the |, watch night service. Washington, Dec. 31.—(?)—The In- j Rien ena bee seat eeamaes hours from 4 to 6 p. m. Thursday < that light, the effort to grant such rights to relief applicants |}ogre speaking on, “Prayer, for, the| | At @ p. m. @ worship service will with the so-called “normal” year|Wete served tea. Presiding at the tea : =~ have consequences too calamitous to need explanation our e heartily invite you to attend ail commun service whieh testes eee te le Miss Rita. Murphy. : B ietsela dedicated. Following , BALM ble tied red poinsettia aphad endnn the residence of relief applicants has| Fier LUTHERAN CHURCH | will b “the culsration of the bonds = vargo M1 Dei Dee. gies raat bracketed by-four tall red tapers. been Rev. G. deliberat , 8 jury ret — force a long time and there are many decisions on the $AGoimn Lonne, Paste: |tabe as his commanton edness theme, ce aoertct for theedefendaxt, in Mrs.| MOORHEAD BLACKSMITH DIES n subject. Careful appraisal of the interests of all concerned < at the North|“phe Year Before Us.” “O Lamb of Emma Lansand’s $25,000 allenation| Moorheed, Minn, Dec. 31.—(P)—~- re discloses little reason for either changing it or failing to enforce oe day Bchool and Bible reat geese es)of affection sult, against Mrs. Sadie nee s. seep ee cepere) bleck- ° ag CEST NUE TOTEM. aay mee |_ the sroup then flex Mickachern. 6a : ARIES, we rook 1 [Rowe unter the Fane! svi il wp Sustay ih SES eee | F :, 2. e 101 ty Our Changing Times ee) Noon—Aouth Bide sunday | tne League. 7:90'p min the Presbyterian ohureh Nati 1 Ensigni 3 Things never remain the same. School tn locker room.at bail park. |8°d aaa: ! ationa nsignia Perhaps that is a good thing, although it is the cause of| Sermon! “Following the Light” | will ———<—<$<—SS en : many protests which add to the din created b: uments and trustees will t for thei ‘AL Answer to Previous Purzi actor. Se itaric subjects, y arguments on) toaiiy mestge. ea ppt ale BIE EITOTTL, % iis cout One example is the report of the Inland Waterways corpor-| parlors: "0% Chorus in church te if RIAIRIE] «Or See ation which says that its barges showed an increase of 105,348 | loti” > "CP 1 the church nar-| Hanon TITLISTS DEFY CARD COUNT slow ote” [CPISIC PMMA MmraTTia] 28 J state tns carried during the fiscal’year of 1937. *iuO8 pt Willing Workers at tne |,,A,Walennight service will be held See TROT country is JOININHIE MEER MINLAIG) pink : Add to this the increasing private use of barges where such| Ps m ts o% 9% Sh, ,FPe Tey | nee at ppm | eam of Four Champions Flout Fepeiticn, Bearing, Six Clubs covered with TIOMMAIMIE INIO| ae ae te transportation is possible and it is easy to understand the plight| Svex Home> ang tt wove thee wy | aoe ilebeiotareo eo Bog aa RCS EMEC 28 Encountered, of the railroads. Beene lacey Meare tbe Eae {eFerture:" RARIMLTINIVIETN MOIR BLERIOT| 22 87a, During the late summer 80 barge loads of petroleum prod-|_*"° © ™=-Centirmation class, will 16Armadillo. — JAIDIO} RIVE IN PURO! 3 iglen bai) | >> ticts, each carrying 600 tons, nosed up the Mississippi river and en tacine eoniee, meet ‘opened o| igre ines TSE MSIERIA BCOLE jig. Unloaded at terminals established in St. Paul by two great oll] af*Z2t2/in ut Headers ARs | nd 1 wicks IbLixemine. QAIRRMMIPIE PIE aiael ‘companies. This merchandise is delivered and stored in the|™\" vet Meigs Goren and Mrs.) 20 List of names. i summer and is sold in the winter. BISMARCK BAPTIST CHURCH At 9: passed and paeedr < 52 Wireless, 3 Cotton fabric, : Each barge contained as much oil as could be carried by two Ben). Sehlipe, Pastor peeked Kee aii 25 Either. prin eae freight trains. Kielin Sapte There. 3 will were made| 27 Utmost extent. 56 Fetid. Shoe This business probabl i ils. Neither |x" oun tend. ech pals] 3) Grester im aa identi $ Devoure i 8 pro! ly never will return to the rails. Neither pene character: in Wal the same rank. 58 Identical. 7 pevoure. will that which now travels over the highways. “11:00 a, m-—Deutsch Predigt ueber | Ev 35 To affirm. $9 This country’s & To hart in neuer Anfang.” Dies|m, A seemed to 36 Infant. king. 9B es. : < ames iet paasend: ‘Des | bY the pen!) at To eovie ae eee eg Even the Gallstones abendmahl wird gefele will be fea have food 61 This country’s poem. = Americans watching the progress of the war in China may not realize that it is working a hardship on a small but interesting phase of the American meat-packing industry. The great meat processors have long been famous for saving everything but the squeal of a slaughtered animal and dar oe have even been suspected of recording that on a phon disc. But it is news that they have been husbanding seipeeh stones of all animals afflicted with such a malady. If gallstones are found, the butcher drops them into a little box strapped to his waist. They are collected and the large ones are sent to China where they are polished into red jade, The small ones are crushed into powder and used by young Chinese women for incense. War has stopped this interesting, if relatively unimport- - ant, trade. The Chinese have more to think about just now thas _ the so-called “finer” things of life. And in any event their pur- : ie Loyd wee, Pastor th a ‘ ; Th a’ St. Week er. chasing’ power is 90 badly reduced that they cannot pay high | “we veiteve aan Christ? oo tha ies ditrerent churches each | today’s hand, played in the recent na- isl prices for what ‘they want. We Becort Him as our Saviour and avenlo ccording to the following | tional held rrr rT il ie tee ei il H ule : | 2 We pions ea i opr lersity in every * Mog Th Rivet ee 5 _ Bound for success youngster who, port card time, 9:43—Bib 1. Ail depa — i r home with a “B” in bts bonnet bit , can come | witli convene inthe churcn tor thelr | ehuche P| |_| isk rm opening worship. "Phureday—The Methodist church. 5 55 - D % eee 11:0 communion. Baptism. e. Presbyterian church. r | reception of members. cried Salvation Army: ate turning to Italian tobacco, it seems, Gave the Reich on his recent visit. bn reeTn 10m 115 p, m.—Baptiet Young People's Union. English program teen: evangelistis- inne das neu er: Leh ane Thayer i. Elsworth, Rector N. Services as follow: as 9:30 Church School. —Holy Communion and on, who with wife w da: h Ne parents, Mr. an Belk, will be the celebrant at the 30 service and will also be special preach- er. Rev. Mi son is student pastor at the University of Wisconsin an in charge of the church activities St. Francis House, FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH F Ei Lo rents de- siring infants baptised should ity the pastor. Ex a oo ae be be served. church are invited. ‘Three addresses will be given as fol- lows: Souls in the | E Hi] EF i E Pilate Challenges Christ in 1938. $—Combined Group Forum—How the Challenge to Christ affect in A Questions will be pre- from the groups and be dis- openly. You are invited friends. rT at Chi jan peo) of tl ponent? ‘are asked to join in the: 7:30—Evening fellowship service. } ice: capital. VERTICAL 1 Flying mammal, 39 Bast fiber. 40 Bone. 42 Passed by hand. 46 Walks on. 11 Without. 12 To attempt. 15 Hail!