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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-12
YOUR NEIGHBOURS
TAKING TANLAC|
Perhaps Several Thousand i'm
This One City Heartily
PraiSing Remedy.
Ten-Day Treatment Brought
RELIEF in This Case.

Here is a lady who shortened ,h"
usual t"n-day trim hacIi 20 health by
several days ana now gladly urges
others to DO likewise and rct back to
health ana happiness the quickest
shortest way by the most economical
route. Mrs Hcrliugom AZ North
Twenty seventh st. Richmond, SAYS:
"A friend who had taken Tanlac ndviS-
ed me TO try ii. And after taking only
81 part Of on" bottle ! noticed "a re
markablc Improvement. and hy the
great deal better Tine results were 50
Il different person. had such Il poor
appetite before taking the new mcdi-
cine. and did not rest very well at
night. Just felt weak and badly all
over and about all the time. My al
GcStion was poor ana had fr.ullcnt
headaches. My whole system needed
tominS up IT really has done me so
mach good ] want my acquaintance
and all to use il. ] think it will do
everything il is advertised 10 do. Give
i; trial and he convinced"
Come to think Of it, about everyone
in Richmond seems 10 IL" recommend
in" the new remedy. and il is ccr-
tainly commcndablc of these gentle
10 devote Il part OF their income to n
charity OF such worthincss rs they arc
| now doing with the thousands of loavcs
OF bread now being distributed
through the Salvation Army
Polk Miller Drug stores sell the re-
markahlc now remedy. Tanlac. for one
dollar a bottle. y representative OK
plains more about 4, at their Third
and Broad Street store.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-12
DOESN'T INCLUDE ALCOHOL
AMONG NECESSITIES, IN FINE
LECTURE TO SICK PEOPLE
Tells How to Get We'll and Stay Well. He Does Not
Believe Tanac Can Fail in Cases of Kind Described

cInadch y "A Tann man viii
and
amy all all
T." ser over ply lea taxi ra.iiou wait
a atiou Of abis and
to ava wth tIu.
and IN
IA render lie
poss
4 q
f ccrcaion
to u ever all YOU
he art
u nE
Of Il
we
10 , o.
10 y
~
corp o .
no t. cncc, NcI
ion
"a astas ca
al i Is ne suet grow"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-12
Mr.. KIDD JOINS
MRS. STERNE IN
PRAISIkG TANLAC
Mr. Kidd Buys Many Bottles OF
Remarkable New Remedy
for Ills Friends.

Another "r those who praise rauIac
for the real good il ala thon ia Mrs.
T. 6. S,"ru". aoS y Tenth street.
iachmoud Va Sh. said: Il thinl,
ia Is TN" medicine for tn" weak and
sick ones" Mrs Steruc suffered from :,
complication Of diseases. Sh" com
planned Of rheumatism. NEURALGIA. Kid
m"y and bladder trouble. weak heart.
headaches. dizziness. spots before tn.
Eyes aud stomach trouble"
T. NJ i[idd, BIS y. Tw.u,y fourth 81
ais" OF Richmond said. Il know what
j. has don" Tor me, ANA my case nas
been Of lou% STANDING. 1t has made me
feel better than anything I've eyer
taken. began to feel better bcfor"
finishing one bottle. and now after
taking two bottles / know have boon
benefited, and am feeling great deal
better tnan III years MI. Kidd com
planned Of indigestion and stomach
trouble. from which IN" had been SUI
f"r.ng for several years After cntiuc
had most uncomfortable. swelling and a
gas forming there. Since rcc"ivlu: such
remarkable aid from the Now r.,ncdy.
Mr. Kidd has purchased a number Of
bottles for friends and relatives SUI
rcring from similar conditions
Sluggish liver. frequent hcada hos.
constipation. Indigestion. nervousness.
kidney aud bladder trouble. scorn TO
rapidly succumb to the wonderful pro
parat.nu now known as raulac. ana be-
ing Introduced through POLK Miller
irrug stores here. wh"r" so uauy nf
our own towuSp"cplc arc highly
rratsiur IL FOR tn" remarkable results
they themselves have secured. which IS
ia" highest tyr" Of enforcement In
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-12
TEM-DAY TRIP
COSTS DOLLAR
Nearly Everyone Sick or Ill
Now on Way to Health hy
Economical Route.

Il only takes a ten DAYS trip cost
ING It dollar TO Get hack into the old
happy road 10 health Talk about 20
Ing away for ton days when people all
around MS are finding better health in
Il ton day treatment costing q doll
lar Why 20 away for health? Get
Your health back while at work and
then YOU can have some enjoyment
oui Of ~ tcn-day vacation TO the beach.
Mrs l.. j. Height, in order that she
might help others who now suf-
f"rlnG as she did, gave the following
statement OF her condition before and
after taking one bottle of Tanlac. Mrs.
Height resides al i0ll Lawson ST.
Richmond. She said: II suffered from
nervous breakdown following a Sc
yer" case OF grippe | was so nervous
ana weakened could not attend to
my household duties. aud when AT
night | would wake up. startled and
afraid. was almost scared To death
took Tanlac because others who had
been benefited advised me to. with
just one bottle | was completely re-
stored and am entirely relieved and
feel we'll and strong again find
genuine pleasure in going about nv
household duties now and I am so
grateful for this relief I want tn helm
others who may suffer in "A lik. manner.
| certainly cannot say enough for this
great medicine
Anyone and everyone suffering from
Il weakened, nervous run down condi
tion due to strained and inactive stom-
ach. kidney or liver. may wisely take
| Mrs. Heights advise and gain again
! that old joyous. happy fcclin" Which
| Is bound To come with returned health
vitality and strength. Polk Miller
stores sell the new remedy, One Dollar
! a bottle.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-12
TANLAC MAN WHY
THEY GIVE BREAD AWAY
Many Thousand I4oaves Being Given AWAY Through
Salvation Army in Richmond. Idea of Mr. Coopcr's
BUSINESS and PhiIantIlropy
'ah BE Made TO Go
Hand in Hand.
Ianlac Gives Il Chancc to Get
wen. Bread for Little
Folks II Poor.

49,,
y" ""uh' there ar" many in this ci,,
W.T." ''' counting tn" sincerity OF th.
'"'f"' 'hAf'tE Tanlac is Instrumental
III r"uduc'in@ here in Richmond" sniJ
10 = 'h'" IN" representative There
'"'" ! NAY" caused t" he clipped from ,
''"'''''l' paper ''ha'tanOOra News, az
'''. ute an article which covers i'm.
P"i
y" '"upt many w"r" SINGER" recent
Ih Ht!r ihi!ur" TO understood Nj;
'"pui t"""i| mat business ana prac-
MN p.'!ah'hfoPy can 20 iand IN hand
"''"""t hypocrisy or unworthy motive
""Pef holds mat Ms w"r'l and teach
"Sa ar" non" INC i"ss iorcefui and Of
- ''''uS' ne carries them ON with
-" sums ita!i|'d from III" sale
Ink" li"NiN Ford aud other
'''' i' business Philhnthrouy .hi-
m.' p''i'N's IN serve" To mankind
'''''.'' E'Iio"S""sS
.o"h"rs phI!an'hropies in Southern
H. I, 'o".Ht'H. OF cohSidcrahI" variety.
iiis u'S,iihrilon or LOO dresses 10
,"Hu''h OF Atlanta. inc "stan-
',H5"'rn' OF Il hfctd I'M" ~ Louisville
- 'N'' C',''a' "h"r" hundr"ds Of
S'i'"1N""s 81 i"ANeS "cr" given 10 tn"
"u' '.. ~ "hu hiS anhounced Intention OF
49, '""'.itS |" 'N" f"!i'i o. LOCO i"or-
wv lnh'.!'.s reported suh"rins during
'''Y i'H'"l winter are charlh"s on such
-. - '''' '"'S cannot hcip but at
,'aet "I"'AHf'hn discussion OF TINS in
es in- man. his 'IhehinSS and mo-
No.. - p''E /" "l!'d" my income with
h''' ''.' "hi"r'"''''c' sara MI.
"'!'' 'i' Hi+ i"'"h, WISH 10 Atlanta.
"'." ",'' an" hereafter. LAX" every
"'if ''S"' nc aided lac"nicai!y, I am
- "H w H"P'' l"! F'" on IN"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-12
Two WONDERFUL
TkNLAC CASES
One Catarrh, Nervousness and
Other Disorders: Other
rheumatism. Both Now
Relieved.
Man Suffered Twelve Years
Age SiXty-Ninr.

'""Uiod All up together and rivcn .,
Wv, r.I>"h no matter how rugged n
'""H '''"''oh mat person may have no
or sh" IS pretty nearly bound To hr.,r.
GOWN Win complication or ,rouhIcs
such rs Mrs. Hugh paIiuc, nf ,hi .,,,'
complained of before taI<in. T,,,I,I.'
Mrs Palmer lives AT ips W.s, Main <,
,H'Hin"uu Sh" said since ,akini:
'"i'', zee! me ana can eat anything
ANA ~ has proven Il WONDERFUL ,nrcd,
in mN ease. ! suffered from c.nv,i,,.
ii"n, eaiarrh ana II general run, down
condition. which made mo feel iiroJ ali
IA" ti'h" saw tn" ADVERTISING. aud
since takin. Tanlac cannot h.ln hut
praiS" it"
Here is the case of =, man ix,
min" years OF age. who suffered r,o,,
rheumatism for twelve v.ars ana ro,,
IS entirely free Of pain and in a glow
ING statement mad" recently oro,itcd
all tn" relief to Tanlac the u"w mcdj.
Gin" receiving so much praisc cvcry-
where now Mr.. chappcll. Hospiial 81
and rnpioy"d as Il watchman complain
"u "i severe pains all over entire BODY
aud especially In the lower limbs. At
times his legs were drawn and calves
wcr" sor" 10 tn" touch. He was a snn-
dow of his former self and LIE ac-
cordinE 10 his statement. was n burden
~ good friend recommended Tanlac to
me and since taking q bottle OF the
wonderful medicine. all tho pains from
which | have been suffering for twelve
Years are gone ana | feel Young and
we'll again. II has worked wonders with
me and | am grateful for having been
relieved OF all my suffering"
What moro proof is needed TO salts
- tho mind OF anyone suffering from
constipation. nervousness. catarrhal ar
f"ctious. rheumatism. pains in the side
and back. headaches. kidney. bladder
liver stomach or> catarrhal ailments
when people rs above praise n new dis
a, l.. i
stores recommend Tanlac highly. Try
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-12
HI: SAYS ALLIES
ALSO I.\tl.i. ~ Air

While / was at Nerdun the weather
was too misty to cuabl" me TO Witness
me air fights with the latest types Of
machines. hut ! had seen a number Of
air dueIs OH previous occasions, ana
every time the German cleared out
whom II" faced British or French Ivia-
tors. lest. so run official German "N-
cus"s. tie lose the machine, ana with it
tile machines secret,
There is "a" secret in recent German
aoroplaurs or the aeroulaurS OF either
side. Tho war has merely developed
horse power. which means climbing
power y few weeks ago the German
Fokkcr rose To notoriety. To-day it
is being outengined by Morancsaulnicr
and Newport and the newest type OF
r.nGlish acroplanc
Tho battle of Ncrdun is the only
great struggle that has yct taken place
in Franc" OF Belgium that has afforded
an opportunity for a spectator 20 wit =
ness practically THE whole conflict My
friend. VIII Irwin, estimates that II
the respective governments engaged in
this bloody struggle would enable
American spectators to witness tho con
tes, ~ Nccdun at $4,000 seat. enough
money would lie available 20 dcfray the
whole cost OF the Red Cross work OH
both sides
Lying in shallow basin i, is pos
sibl" 20 witness from various points
almost IN" vhule battle I'm comfort
par, from the appalling. deafcuiug
sound which is 50 continuous tina, those
engaged get into the habit Of shout
ing when they return 20 the duGouts
or arc .ostiu. in billc,s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-12

aprcd bread. and through the kindly
assistance OF the local Salvation Army.
10 VIII he distributed az required, and
wr gladly take this step 10 aid and
non" that il will he appreciated by
those who temporarily are bcrcft OF the
very necessities OF III" and need Just
sh',' TN immediate ana timely assist
.'nc" 10 tide them over their troubles
rms effort on our part VIII conflict
In no way with the many most worthy
'harItnbl" institutions already existing
nero. which We would not interfere
with for tho world. and we only hope
mat this unique method will help some
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-12

the termination OF the war than IN.
taking of the Boston Common Or Phil
adclphia's big park. TO take Verdu,
man lives. and aftcrward the German
will find themselves face TO face viii
new trenches, requiring a repetition OF
the same process.
Nor do ] believe the capture or loss
of gums amounts to much in days
by each side as automobiles are in
Detroit
Gun SUPPLIES UNLIMITED
IN THIS PRESENT W Ak
In judging this war we are much too
prom" to think of past wars When
the Russians captured Turkish guns
at t.rzcruu. il mattrr"d considerably
because the Turks have not sufficient
gums. When the English capture Ger
man guns ia FLANDERS it does not mat
ter much. because the Germans have
unlimited guns. 1t is merely tradition
and soldirriy pride tina, cause the loss
or capture of munitions to figure So
largely in official communicates
The sinking of ships matters most
10 iii" side with tn" fewer ships De
spite the loss of some ships. the Brit
ish navy is infinitely stronger than i,
was hcfor" TIA" war. owing to til" night
ana day building We are able 10
execute.
The German military authorities ar.
not fools. but they are not masters of
the situation to-day as they were
when they started the mad-bull rush
to Paris in August. 1914. Tn" German
army does not particularly need a short
war. but il certainly does not want a
winter campaign in poor clothes ana
against positions which render huge
losses inevitable.
u may consent to mad exploits of
the Ncrdun type because il knows that
as sure aS night follows day. more and
more men of the British empire are
being put into tho field. while fewc,
ana rover Germans and Austriaus are
available
Gardcd Mr.. I'ord's peace mission AS a
pro-Gcrnan move.
TO talk peace in France and England
to-day, when England at least is ONLY
beginning tho war. is to talk. for
tunatcly in vain. in favor OF German
harbariSm'S success. There are ap-
parcu;ly "a number OF Americans who
IKE the idea of rule by a German drill
sergeant or German policeman. ana.
ratli"r than lift "A finger In the cauS.
Of freedom. prefer to change the ma
t"ual anthem from My Country ''ris
Of Thee" 10 II Didn't Raise Ny 10y to
p" a soldier" Such Americans do no,
venture I" show themselves in Amcri-
can circles in Europe outside of Ger
many.
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10" cases where just such assistance is
needed Thus spoke r. q. Prince Tan
lac representative.
This truly rcmarknbl" attitude taken
by the Tanlac people is worthy genuine
commentator. az II Is not required or
ever expected Of II foreign corporations
Win Hppagcntl" no locny interest i'm
Richmond other than sales. IL ~ cor
iainlN unusual. and the nrsi ease on
record as far aS memory serves us in
th!s city.
More luck I" Tan!ac, which truly has
proven an exceptional remedy in many
ways since it's first Introduction, - short
while ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-12
YOU CAN SECURE
TANLhC Ar DRUG
STORES BELOW
If No Druggist in Your Town IIns u
Write y. 4. Prince, 10: T.. BrOad
street. This City. and Give
Name OF Your Local
Druggist.

>lbercue. va Virginia Soaps,one Co
Blachgtone. Va. l. Il. Spencer Drug
CO.
Roydton. Va. y. T. snellnss.
l5ranchvillc. Va, Grizzard Bros. &
60.
Broadway, Va. Aldhizer & Son.
Hurkevillc. Va. Young's Drug store.
Cape Charles. Va. Fishers Pharm-
acy.
Chase City. Va. Chase City Drug Co
City Point, Va, COOK Drug Co.
Clarksvillc. Va Or. j. y. Drake
Charlotte c. H.. Va. Williams &
Morton.
charlottesville. Va, Pence * S,crl-
ms.
Courtland, Va, T.. f.. Reese.
GROVE, Va. T. y. Crittenden
Culycpcr. Va, The Culpcpcr Pharm-
ac%.
Dcndron. Va, Dcndron Drug Co.
brakes Branch, Va, j. c. Booth e
Co
Eclipse. Va. s. q. Bunkley
Elktom. Va. j. r. Wallace
Enporia. Va. Southsidc Pharmacy.
Ettricks, Va, j. ~ i;ranch.
Franklin, VA, Knight Drug Co.
Frcdcrici<shurg. Va. w. l.. Fond.
I,rodcrici,s lI,ll Y, +, II poird.x
ter.
Hampton. Va. iIulrs Drug store.
Iiarri.orbirr. Va. Williamson Drug
co
IInncwcll Va f.oru.'s prur store
Ivor. Va, Rawls & stephenson.
kcysvill., Va. w. y. Keeling
Lacrosse. Va, Nash x Matthews
Lawrcnccvillc, Va. Prince Drug Co
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-12

the Salvation Army Headquarters, 225 East Broad Street. where u
l. Cooper manufacturer Of anac the new medicine which is
receiving the praise Of thousands Of people all country is
using part OF the proceeds Of anac sales in helping the needy Of
RICHMOND by distributing through the Salvation Army fresh osm
Bread made by the Purity Company Two oaves bread given
each person holding the distributions are made Mondav
"Wednesday and Friday Of each week during March.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-12
ten in tho German communiquc style.

Ten III tho German communique style
| II would read something like this:
After terrific combat i'm which VIC
sunk large number of importont
transports. we succeeded in capturinr
the battery which commands the en-.
trance to tho United states ana the
road TO seattle
Ihc Transports would be those puer-
r"tic tugs which are the admiration
OF pcopl" arriving in your beautiful
harbor But the communicate would
rca" well when flashed by wireless to
; ton or twelve neutral countries all owe,
the world. and il would he quite as
true rs most of the recent German
communicates. am not referring To
the c"mmuniUucs of the carly part OF
the war. which were as a rule. occu-
rate
AFRAID 70 MAKE AI"TNCr
ON CENTER LINE
instead a.: Ncrdun. why not Nancy
or NprcsH one can understand tho
German fear of trying to break through
the center line. which would mean they
would probably become enveloDcd.
N"rdun is no better road to Paris. dc
spite the German newspaper contcn-
ton. than the Battery is to Seattle.
OF getting to one as 10 the other
! Went 10 some of the verdun forts
and can corroborate the statement that
they have long ago been dismantled
and arc forts only in name
While the French have Killed enou.h
Germans at Ncrdun by leading them
on, trench by trench. 10y letting them
capture this or that unimportant viii
LACE in return for the full price in
blood. i; is quite possible. though /
hay" no authority for saving 50. that
the Germans might he allowed - whet
their appctitcs by tn. occupation of
Ncrduu.
ann not French general. but in
his place should be satisfied TO let
them get there. provided could go on
done in the last fortnight. Lockers on
sometimes sec most of the game. and
l have become firmly convinced that
this question OF the capture or loss
of few trenches, {, few villages or
towns. has nothing to do with ending
, the war.
Cannon have been laundering and
shells screaming AT Ypres for sixteen
months hut neither side has advanced
rs far from Washington square TO
Twcuty-third street.
Tho thing that matters is that large
numbers Of English. Germans and Ca
nadiaus have been killed or put out of
action there. and that matters most TO
tn" Germans. who have not the re-
sources OF the british empire Ia draw
upon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-12
MEN SWEPT DOWN
A. WHEAT HEEDtI ItI.,ri.,,

800 ''N'' "'.Ni'i.R
OF these the French soycn,v-ny.s
and the men behind them are the hes,
N the war have Watched tn, cffcc,
81 the simultaneous nuue Of batteries
Of four OF these guns on Z, given ,ul,l
more imam thtce miles away, and II ts
such that men ur" sw.pt dow, q.
wheat before Tho reaper
The French guL has no rccoil.
have seen on" fired with a glass
water placed on IL as an cxperi,u.,,
and the water was no, split
as The waI has urorresscd IA. s,z,.
Of the guns has been Juublcd. triuI.d
even quintupicd Shraru"l shell. y,ni,,,
burs, and throw fiaum.nt, over via.
areas have been pa,tially sln.rs.t.a
by shells fil"d with all sorts Of ,.,,
explosives.
People do not ,caIlz" MA, vsr d,
changing every das. and rht. ,b.
ch.u"ry of wa Is Iup,oylf.r .,.r,.
m" .uuuors th,ms.iyos arr. i..,..
Ing n .>r.tt 10 rl. , .,.
parisou with ~, ..trnrr. mo-.
killed in ;,n5rhmp Il.. .uch r,,,,I,.,.
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HUNNoSlNG IN" NeNmnms t0Ok Ncrdum.
Il would not have any more effect on
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1916-11-21
THE DRINKING Of WATER
10y N. c. Lucas, NJ. o.

10Y w. ~ 6uCAO, ~. w.
The general conclusions of the latest
medical scientists proves that drink
ing of plenty of pure water both be.
tween meals and with ones meals is
beneficial to health. 1t has also been
proven by means of the X-rays and
actual tests upon many healthy young
men that the drinking Of water with
meals is not harmful to digestion
Those suffering from a catarrhal con.
dition of the stomach will find benefit
in adding about 10 grains (one.sixth
of level teaspoonful) of baking soda
to pint Of hot water, drinking it a
half hour before each meal. Such as
are inclined to hyper-acidity should
drink pint of medium cold water,
two hours after meals. If you ever
suffer from headache, lumbago, rheu-
matism or any of the symptoms of kid
ney trOuble-such as deep colored
urine, sediment in urine, getting out
of bed at night frequently and other
troublesome effects, take a pint of hot
water and little Anuric before meals.
These Anuric tablets can be obtained
at almost any drug store and were first
discovered by DR.. Pierce.
American men and women must
guard constantly against kidney trou-
BILE, because we eat too much and all
our food is rich. Our blood is filled
with uric acid which tile kidneys strive
to filter out, they weaken from over
work. become sluggish; the elimina-
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1916-11-21
WARM WEATHER IS
GOVERNMENT FORECAST
Low Pressure Reported in Canad
ian Northwest Means Fair
and Higher Temperature

Government weather officials an
n0unced this morning that high pres
sure. and moderately low temperature
prevailed this morning over the north.
ern part Of the country. Light scatter
ed snowfall has occurred in the upper
Missouri valley. ,.:.
In the Canadian northwest, he re-.
ports that there is low pressure &C:
companied by fair weather and higher
temperature. Indications are that the
southeastward movement of this low
pressure will result in fair weather in
North Dakota tonight and tomorrow
with higher temperature tonight in the
north and the west portions, and in
the east portions Wednesday.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1916-11-21

tive tissues clog and the result is kid
ney trouble, bladder weakness and Of
ten the poison reaches the tissues,
causing rheumatism and govt.
When your kidneys feel like Jumps
of lead, when your back hurts or the
urine is cloudy, full of sediment, or
you are obliged to seek relief two or
three times during the night, when
you suffer with sick headache or dizzy,
nervous spells, acid stomach or you
have rheumatism when the weather is
bad, ask your druggist for Anuric. ]
have found in practice that Anuric is
more potent than lithia and in most
cases is will dissolve the uric acid as
hot water does sugar.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1916-11-21
DATES FOR BIG AUTO
SHOWS ARE ANNOUNCED
Bismarck Dealers Express Interest
in Coming Palatial Attractions
in New York and Chicago

New York's great automobile show
will be held in the Grand Central Pal.
ace building from January 6 to Janu'
airy IS. The second greatest auto show
in the United States will be held in the
Chicago Coliseum from January q IA
February 8. These dates were made
public this week.
Bismarck automobile dealers are
taking much interest in the coming
shows and no doubt several will be re-
presented Ut both the Chicago and tn
New York events.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1916-11-21

home at Marshaltown Ia, where
they will spend Thanksgiving with
her parents. While in Iowa Mr. Kirk
will attend the annual athletic re.
union Of Iowa university at Iowa
City. Mr.. Kirk is member Of the
university advisory board on athlet.
les. which is composed of captains of
former teams. In the spring of 1908,
the Bismarck man captained the Iowa
baseball team, and the fall of that
year he headed the Iowa football
eleven
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1916-11-21

| ing which was continued until tomor-
row afternoon +
Effie, colored, has lived in Bismarck
several years. Recently warrant
charging disorderly conduct was,
sworn to. Ettie was the principal
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1916-11-21
TO ATTEND REUNION
OF ATHLETIC STARS
OF IOWA UNIVERSITY

c. n. Kirk, manager Of The Bis
marck branch of The Marshall Oil
company, Mrs. Kirk and their two
children left today for their former