The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1916-12-09
To Observe Child Labor
Days Throughout Nation

4. LIT. y. M. Glllelle Oh GraQ0 EOrkS,
chairman Of the North Dakota child
labor committee, received a commun.
ication Thursday from the chairman
of the national child labor Committee
in Washington, stating that January
1920 had been set aside as child la
Dor days in the United States, and
asking that the women's clubs,
churches and schools in the various
states make plans for the observance
Of these days. This is the first time
an observance has been made by the
child labor committee and it is ex.
pected to arouse as much interest as
that Of the baby welfare week.
DR.. Gillette has sent out the call to
the members of the committee in the
state, for their cooperation in their
respective places OF residence.
The national baby welfare week
will be held the same as vast year,
according to Miss Julia Lathrop of
Washington, D. c., head of the chill
dren's bureau, but requests have come
to her to set the dates for. later
time than last year, as March was
considered too early. (
Concludes Visit Here.
Mrs. Frank Wheeler, who has been
spending some time in the city, called
here by the Illness of her sister, Mrs.
George Register Of First street, re-
turned Thursday to her home in But.
falo, N. Y. Mrs. Register, who re.
Gently underwent an operation in the
Bismarck hospital, is improving nice.
ly. - s~ T.. @G-g
Farewell For Mr.. GIerun. T..
The clerical force of the A. w. Iu-
cas- Co. store rendered Ralph Glerum
farewell last evening in the home
OF Mayor and Mrs. Lucas in First
street and Avenue A. Mr.. Glerum,
who has been in the employ of the
store as window trimmer for the last
year and a.half.. leaves Sunday for
Tower City, where he will engage in
business for himself Thirty-five men,
bers Of the force were guests and the
evening was spent in music, games
and other social diversions. Mr.. Lu.
cas-, proprietor, and Mr.. Holiday, man
ager, made short addresses and the
honor guest was presented, in behalf
Of the management and employees,
handsome leather travelling case.
Miss Lincoln Wins Praise.
The following item from the Mime
apolis Journal will be of interest to
the friends o. Mrs. w. f. Crewe of
Fifth street:xsk..A North Dakota, girl
has won much success on the vaude-
vile stage In Emma Perley Lincoln,
who CARA to tho Unique last week
with q clever mQnolog in which she
did several imperSonations each with
an individuality md an intelligence
that Is unusual i'd this sort of thing.
Miss Lincoln has an excellent speak
ing voice. and good stage presence
that should carry her far in her work.
Miss, Lincoln:s benls. is in Gardner,
N, D." She ID a Hitter of Mrs. Crewe
and Is we'll known in the city, having
visited here on several occasions.
Camp Divides Into Groups.
At meeting of the iMcCabe divi.
sion Of the Camp Fire girls yesterday
afternoon in the basement of the
church, the camp was divided into
two groups. The first group, COM
posed of the older girls, will be under
the supervision Of Miss Katherine
DensfOrd, and the second group, com.
posed of the younger girls, Of Miss
Callahan The officers elected at the
organization of the whole group will
serve as officers Ofsthe first group.
They are: President, Marion Goss;
vice president, Marjorie Moore; Sec
rotary, Rheta Upton; treasurer, Jose
phine Fogerty. Onicers were elected
for the sCrond group and include:
President, Irene Griffin: vice presi-
dent, Ruth Cordner:, secretary, Hal
lie ScrOggins; treasurer. Mabel Ma
than. tt Ter g..
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Special Church Music. ~ f.
Special musical numbers will feat
lure the morning and evening services
at the McCabe Methodist Episcopal
church tomorrow. During the morning