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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-13
Shipbuilders Need
10000 Rooms
Continued from Por. I'm.

'"hinued from Page One
VII WI not wear the manicured, immaculate
"Speu ..Sn' oi sl5 or $40 week clerk. They
w., p,rnaps come home with the CRIME
"u sweat Of manual labor on their bodies
-, "u ciothing But the money that jingles
r., .ner pockets will he good, honest money.
10y WIZ ne able to pay these workers,
.oi tne best To be had and plenty of soap
e''I not water to boot
e nue was when the taking in Of board.
anoos '' sehteei Wnv Of keeping up appear
"nces, IL was done deprecatingly and with
apology. Now the time has come when
Wv, ne .nkIhg IN Of boarders is patriotic mat
80 soUhethltg to be as proud of as the serv-
I, ~ nag tnat hangs from the window or the
A""erty bond that reposes In the safe
~ ,ne spare rooms he opened to these
,neh Mr Blood said. The boarding house
Keepers are alive to the situation and tho
opportunity that 1t offers. But there are
not enough boarding house keepers Peo-
PIE VINO nave n"ver taken in hoarders before
or nave never actually consid cred taking
.atl ,ne." IN WIN nave to open their houses it
TINS situation Is to be met adequately
"Onc of the things we canuot do .. Nr
Bood continued, rs to take men from the
other gre It shipbuildng coniranies which
are OF. neighbors These corrpnnies nrr
'iso working for the Government Thcr,.-
fore. We shall have to recruit our mon from
aI over the country and from trades other
W
the men from the building trades and
garages and factories which manufacture
agricultural Implements. We shall want
men VINO Know about m lChinery in general.
IN snort. and We shall have a school at
Hog island for the training of many young
men.
we cannot rely on Jersey for tho
housing of these men, because Jersey IS,
already crowded, due to the great indus
tries OF the Delaw trc We shall have IN
rely on fhilaucipha
You may expect Il great boom in real
estate because many of these men will
want little homes for their ramilics--thcsc
Jobs are in no sense impcrmancnt. Others
viii want housekeeping flats. But tic gre Il
need VIII be for adequate. respectable
boarding houses"
The American International Corporation
has its headquarters at lio North Broad
street. in the new Hudson Building Let
1t know about your sp ire rorn.
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NEW RULES FOR DRAFT
GET FINAL REVTSIONS
Regulations as Formed Under
New Plan to Be Issued
Soon
MASHlNGTnN. Nov. 1a.


The new draft regulations arc ready for
final readingepreparatory TO mailing to
the local boards throughout the country.
They will be in their hands next week to
govern all future drafts
Under the new pan the burden of sup
nlying information which will result in his
being placed in his proper classification
under the selcctivc service law rests
squarely uron the individual An instruc-
tions now In the hands of the boards will
be annulled hy tn" new ~pgulations, which
are greatly reduced in extent and smplined
in process.
Included In the new book IL everything
bearing on the draft processes from the
time the QucSlionnarc is sent to each
rcgistrant aud filled out and returned to tho
boards until accepted men are actually in
me military service. Each book carries
a copy OF tho statutes aud also Il verified
cory oC the master list Of the drawing.
The QUESTIONABLE is the basis Of the plan
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-13
METHODIST MISSIONS
4 FACE NEW PROBLEMS
soo 200 Mexican Refugees Bring
Crisis in the Southwest
ern States
WORK IN MILITARY CAMPS
financial Report Shows Increase in
contributors and Expenditures
During Last Year

r,or,ted changes In the religious
ee'' ,-,i,.d states were noted in
history oil '"e ou.osnondinp secre-
Az. report today oil tne
-, AZ the Board OF Home Miss'o'S an"
ta'' ,,,rs,on of the Methodist EpiscG-
Church a., ,,n,;ny session of the
nal Church At '"o 49, xyo,,o,, pui,d.
.u,oal meeting. heiu III '''' 49,,
:, seventeenth and Arch strce's' i"'
ihe III, conclude Thursday.
meetihs VIZ ,.,r , ni,liop refugee
The addltio' VI 90 ooo America n horn
Mexcans TO we u,,,i,v.os, has brought
Mexicans In tue Sou'"T. S, -, aai,,n. uorL
about crisis IN '"e p,,.,, a. N II For
Of the board there, accoiu.ne s. rh. n,iyra.
syth corresponding See' .. ,.o,, tbo
<dion Of haf n''il'on 80, ,ho hoard
South TO tne ", ~, ,,''rnha. and ma storal sun
10 provide neeueo e'ui - e. ,h ,oii
mort The problem OF cairns va -, Wv. ~
opening w a,,,.Is a, Ana a s,,rvev of con-
dons in utah ana ,rrsi" .no su'''e hy tnn Mermons
Snow - In Mormon thinking; that tn >
TAKEN pa, ...ari.,,,, ,,,i,ud> Of tbc Nor
original antl-A'heIthh a''''"'' W. W So
mon Church and people mas oeen lc''tSe"
10 a measurably patriote one anu ,.'aC !
there has been a great ana rapld Snii',nS
from the Book of Mormon 10 thc hloIc'
pishon J. f. Berry, Of this city. president
., ,he hoard. was In the chair Reports of
a.. oxertItiyc committees, treasurer and
.an.r,ntendents of frontier and rural work
- nrosontod 'Bishop Frederick H. Leetc.
~D.,S.n, bishop of the Atlanta area spoke
U ,ho conclusion of the luncheon at the
s,a,oi .deInhia Th, report of Whitford L.
,,orareu superintendent of the department
.S oburch extension. is TO be read ut the
.r.rnoon session. and meetings of com-
e',,,aaC ,rc scheduled for this evening.
rha ;,,hilne committee of the Board of
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To Hold Up Alien Compensation

HAIiRiSBG re, Nov l3. -- A. Mitchell
arranged with Chairman MaCkcy, OF the
state tompcusat ion Board, to intervene in
compensation cases involving aliens of
enemy countries or their allies. Gases viii
be held up until II" has an opportunity to
present statements uf Intervention.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-13

of grouping reglstrants in five classes, liable
Tor duty by classes. The boards will be
able to classify man Immediately when
his QUESTIONABLE has been received
The QUESTIONABLE process will eliminate
from military service probably % per cent
of the men who would have been dis
charged or exempted, under the old plan.
Under ihe first call the average board was
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compelled TO examine ive men to obtain ~
Tor service. In soine cases not more thai
one out OF ten or twelve was sent to cafei \
II is expected that under the new schef16
the average figures will sbe reversed and
at most not more than one man In hvo
called up will be rejected. f&.
The American Bar Association and the
American Me1cal Association are organiB-
ing lawyers and doctors TO aid registranto
In filling on. their questionnaires. XXI
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-01-27
AS BUSINESS MCyES.

2Iae depart .aent Of tgg2l.,ss,rre zadrIs-
o. hardware .lea that 5efpre the was,
Eassia got one per cent o. its hard
ware from the United GstALes. Il, per
cent from Germany, ana that a'ter
the MAJ there viii be 4 aaore tfleadlY
disposition toward American hard,
ware"
Orr department Of commerce can
never earn is sah by caaDtrap Of this
sort, Atts, the w2r. BUSINESS Is %.
ing 10 a,e business, aast Is it eyer has
Rsen Souae Russians, green Ia ousi-
ness. NAY 5ay American hardware
through hatred Of Germans, is9t not
for long. They Will get no profit .slt
n raw friendly disposition" and they
viii he nndersold ny Russians WHO
buy the cheaper German hardware. i
THE sane is cheaper Transpofta-
hon. tariffs. prices will diclate where
the Russian viii bay his hardware and
everything slse. Business, like water,
seeks 4 lerel and yo1 csa't change
rs course by ST. ading along the line
with 4 friendly smile Oh yous fsoee,
as every American business nan with
experience in fossign fsids knows.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-01-27
BAD BACK
uADE 5000
fRy L. ". Bower, NJ d.

Backsche OF any kind is often csuS-
ed by kidney disorder, which means
that the kidneys are not working
properly Poisonous matter and uric
acid accumulate within the body in
great abundance, overlooking the
sick kidneys. hence the congestion OF
blood causes hackache in the same
manner as a similar congestion in
the head causes headache. You be-
come nervous. 6espondent, sick. fever
ish- irritable, have spots appearing be-
fore the eyes, bags under the lids, and
lack Of ambition to do things
The latest and most effective means
OF overcoming this trouble, is to eat
sparingly Of meat drink plenty OF Wa
ter between meals and take a single
Anurie tablet before each meal for
awhile.
Simply ask your favorite druggist
for Anuric double strength, if you
aren't feeling up to the standard. If
yDn have lumhago. rheumatism. drop
ST. begin Immediately this treatment
with Anuric Most scientists and med
ical men believe that because of an
cTsr-soundsnce OF uric acid in the
system uraiic salts are deposited in
the tissues and cause rheumatism and
guIi-
The physicians and specialists at
Dr. Pierceis Institution in Ruffal,, n.
Y have thoroughly tested Anar,c
and hare been with one acco.i sac
aesSful in era6icafiug and Thriving
Oh from the system the uric Scid
which aeeamaistes and poisons Pa
tients having once used Anursc at
this Institution have repeatedly sent
hack for more
Such a demand has been created
that Doctor Pierce decided to put An
uric In the drug stores Of this coun-
Try la q ready-to-use form. It will
be their own fault if those suffering
from uric acid troubles 90 not take
advantage of this wonderful remedy.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-01-27

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m !" e. "s ss~S s = ad nS n a." " +
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+
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-01-27
Lnck Of Good Common
School Feeders Reason
for Small Attendance

,,.,v fnuiidiuss III GRAND Forks Enn
F2E-gn.
rnis TieEisiRture as,tEEinty should Ibe
,-usumsiue tp the nasfiE OF the rErEi
zcnnnl Slash the bufiEntE This VHEr
fu- tr1ts university anti Agricultural npt-
Tisr,e gnG incrsase Eir I'D rlirEl Znn 'co1r
sDiit;usstl sci1nDis End place mDre cpn-
-1-,,l lpps- the spnlnDr scnnplE IN Ine
tisps-tmsnr nt public instruction.
Tine fgrmsrs cannDt afford ed come
mere ant 1Dbpr for their 'crnRB roans
sciIuD.. But the faculty nt Inc 1nhlr
r1r.uns III higher stinca-iDn cEn. Ins1
-is why they lnEpe ibaan taking nome
rne uhuD1 every 1w0 TsErE-
-Ia- lie fttpsr1 tue 6ppt-hsn1 from
Ius 7wp institutions Df nlEnsr 1ssrI-
ing ant concentrate il upon the hmEu
ffIisnit;E.sr rural RchnDl whuhe unHf-
-~acaiueuess makes the acquiring Oh
nr sfiucE1ipn difficult and often rspng-
EEn-
dn1r educational EristDcrEIs Can
wsi1 aiEu1 usarE. if 1lsceHBErT, while
Iris s-a.e improves the elementary
srhpnlB End creElss for them Bpms ne
uiand IN higher sttncIIlon-
Eighty psrnsIlt Of the rsg1B1rsnon
Fl rns Agricultural college comes
frun rne sas.srr portion Of the state
End Epput 30 psrusnt from the west
e-r, Ontr tpur counties putsl1s OF
Cess sent more thEn 30 students TO
the &. e.
One IF the FIRST Steps TO cnrrsct 1nis
situation is 10 Improve our rErsl
scnppls. The slEls .ssnoNsd spend nor
,npre Nancy nn sducEtianal' nut tnf~
tribute those expenditures more taIf-
IL 1,sewsan 1ns uommpn BEnonis ana
the institutions II higher efpcstlon
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-01-27
0Nf-lAh TAX COlI|SS|ON
uEAuS u0RE WORK FOR THE
GOVERNOR AND kOS|IzkY
Chief Executive, State Auditor
and Attorney General
Would Be Called Upon

4 gne-mSn TAX cUmnlssaon- as
p,opossd sF Senator Hsekle In Sen
ate Ball ihb. introduced yesterday.
would mean more work for the chief
executive and the state auditor. wao.
If they are made sI-offeso members
of fen more Oss-nsS boards, should
be allowed aniOn rates for overtime
a change world not fs made fnme-
distssy- hovsre-- Present commits
sionsrs rgrad retain their offices unti1
thsd, terms sxpirsd-Frznk e Pack
ard snti1 May J. 1917 when he r0ua6
be succeeded by GoFerno, Frazier :
George z Wallace gntdg May l. 1919.
when he would be succeeded bF the
state auditor, and II. H Steele untfa
MAJ 1. 1921. when BE- would De sue
eeedeA By "a person containing the
qualifications prorsssd bF Law. WAC
shall hare .sssesosose been appointed
by thu governor zs tax commission
es. Said tax nDnnaisSsOSes. except
ubea app0intsd to gu . vacancy. shall
- aepeinto6- feeaa tern 81 SIX years! =
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-01-27

An sXesiftln.4ail9 Interesting series
~ p1ctturss. depicting aa sfroea Ia ths
Separation history Of s1Is .@rEh-
wss.. sew grscs t1s walls of tae STATE
historical aauseuEa- This recent *
sg&sfaoa IL III ittl3rstf FeSYa t q
Get Aeg .ta&stesd" 3oar oos4tU1dsa ~
tas Bismarck Commercial e1ao oys-
the Mort gSns last Jase. On that trip
DR.. Melvin K Gilmore, curator OF the
state historical ssc3e4g, AID W. 4
NseDoastA, Bismarck agent for tie
Gorthera pzeife. bsczgAe acquainted,
The SoEap, suggested that the Sorsh-
err Pscdfe reaag itself Immortal b.
presenting 10 the state Of North iske-
IA a pictorial history of the aeTe8op-
zsat of transportation tn his state
fro9 the sssa Of t.e Red RSTer carr
10 the cysses. fsif-biowa splend0r Of
the NORTH Coast LdnSted VIZ Melon.
aid approved Of the Ses, and said hs
wesis isasassssts3Y take il up With 1hs
folks at 81, PAU. which he did
The i1aasedEsts resast rs q gsosp o.
seven large, FRAMED pictures, d0Ee ia
seDas sk0vfng first TIE departure OF
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-01-27

In tJale o. wsr TIE bei3igsssn1s
are preparing for pesne, and the
psyehoiogy 81 it may be gooS thing
for the promotion Of peace,
IA industrial commission tsoD orr
country, just returned 80 New York,
reports that much reconstruction Is
already Hndey way ia france, and
Rassiz is PLACING orders for 1899
refrigess.or cars to help dereloD her
fresh meats ard Aziry Interests. Taen,
toe. the Allies hare pet sSes rail
ways. roads and seie1aone and tsas,
sraph lines in Northern France, sos
var purposes. that that region Il
sksoat hundred years ahead o. wass
ii ~osN hare been had there been nc
yax, fs1astriaiIy speaking. We used
10 gag oyer that Old riddle Of gan
sseis sbost k0sey bees conso-tang u
- eseoassss = : -. - bsassfay
= suBsty u ~ sonefttsE betteF thaa
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-01-27
REGENTS BILL
BEFORE HOUSE
FOR PASSAGE
Administration Measure Prov,res
For Crsatien Of New Board
Headed by Governor
TEMPERANCE BILLS
UP FOB FINAL RKADIN;

TVhe plIl proposing the abolition OF
the state board Of regents and ior the
creation OF q new hoard TO lbs t,ulnpaE-
sd Of THE Eerernor ths superintend-
ent of public instruction and thrse
members named tUy the governor, YVES
I'D tur final reading and passage IN
the house This afternoon. The hill
vas introduced Z week aEo, HT Rep
1.ssutatIre Hagen and was l'apofs'o
put Of the committee T the whole
with several amendments.
The amendments provide that the
:;iec.urs named TO the board shall re
side in different congressional tls-
triets and that ND two T them shall
pe grati,atss Of The same Etaiss adm
,z,tiona1 Institution. The salary was
strsnees from s1.SiD 10 E2:S#a 10,
the office Of Bserstary. The amend
rnents v-ern utfsrsd jDr Representative
Maddoek Of Moun1,adl
Temperance Bills Va.
That al the excitement Of the
week viii NOT 70 On Fdonse Bill a.
eispussd Of restsraar, is sridenced
tyr the fact thai ths TWO Temperance
measures 81 and 81, are also up fol-
final passage IN the lower house Both
bills have i,sen amended in the com
.nirtse of the whole Bill 81. as
amended. provides for the appoint
1nem Of not more than three men by
the attorney general TO bring about
the strict enforcement Of the state
Laws. They are TO work under ths
direct authority Of the attorney gen
srsl. The salary provision is $2,5M
per year. They may be called in al
the diserstion OF the attorney gen
srsl.
BaM b, introduced by Bowman. pro
ridss for the fling of ahdarits be
fore One Can procure shipment o
Euusr. This affidavit is to be retained
at the express Office Or wherever tn
package lis delivered for a period 0
1 two gears, and is open to the inspe>
| taon Of the officers Of the state. Th'
consideration Of the bill in the COM
nittee Of the whole Tuesday of thi
4 week yrecd idtstad a debate On tn
l aovr, On the ground that it Was rot
\ pinE rnan of his personal privileges
4 The purpose of this bill. according Il
| it's author. is TO hit the blindpiEs.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-01-27
kOS|TNY WILL DENY
JUDGES EXPENSES FOR
TRAVELLING NOT DONE
Etate Audiso, Ennouacss II;
He Viii Hold Up 500 Per
Annu.a Heretofore Fzad

There viii be- 30 "Fefret" for sadgss
Of the supreme nosst during tas en-
suing two years, If STATE &asitor Kos
nzky car p.eTest H. W., KositzkY
yesterday announced that he viii Se-
eis.e TO pay ia quarterly a2stal1.lesss
the 500 per year heresoso.s reGsirsS
as travelling expenses br .usges Of
the supreme eosrs. sa5ess the sasges
present certified. ite@fze6 ssz.smless
providing eoaHaasasay tat ssca *
Dease actually sas incurred
This stand il ID kee2Sng vfsh the
oizt1orn Of the Noa1artissa lezgse,
sSon which three members OF toe
present court were easceS
EsDsens court justices. In zASita0a
TO their regular stioeaA, heses0foge
heye feeefys4 ~ PEI aansD for sx~
Deases,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-01-27

5-IjiH4Ilsy lnp IH-iar fH-gunfHlE IDr LIE
iumHiials in1-1srnia111 III rural scnnDsE
.a,sn ne fnunf 1Ear in Eie st1uca1innHI
Hu7usr matte unlla- ans .lnaEr II re
gents a1-.
Tine IisEiBiasurs Gan IffnrG I'D pnntia-
guupn this ~auDr-- EssIacial,F .aF Ii
tsuGpws Itsrs nnr THAR sidAiisl12s uHn1
-1Ite ffisptp-Iiifn nDnrii.inl III Lns ru-R!
RcnnDl.
If -4nare is ary Afifif.D1iHl 1untis ID,
lafill:asiD1.. liIey snnuiG lH nJtpilHt I'd
the lcRlMs NJ the annnlnInn RchHDl ~
communities JlluEilis IiscEnss u sniEN
prn1Isrrr vEiuHEInn KID -uiBs srf1icianI
tsEass 40 KHsp THAR scnnDlf III.
Tusrs uiRy IH lngEl HE-ris-E II LIis
mar mr. su-air liz laEtBiE-urt cen
-t1uf z wEy I'D HHBiH1 the rllrhl RcnHn.
Fiuen If tine hlgnaT stucE-IDnEl 1nH-i'
lusiuns Ere given 1sas nlDneE InE1
Ennr ,fieslrs,, Lns EtlucE-lDHlL fHs2su.
Of tie szf1s will mi suffer niE1srialsE
Tine 1fscGsn1gge IT ElufIsn.E EplnE 10
Than lis sp small in UnMuE-lRnr I'd
-site thousands v,nD nttsG Ita--sr BEHOLD
facilities bacE IN Lns tErm.
The SURVEY raspnrI uIEkes Ills Sic
rItl:auI s-ELsnieuE:
"Tnar Lns Agricultural cnltsgs
sf,puifl e..-ent It's i1tluenns mu-e iErsst~
y linsp tne wsEEs,7n half IF the s!EEs
is s1pv-r CLEARLY
The .saRDn why Lns vres.srn pnf'
Tim Of the STATE filttss moi send mnrs
,rufiau-e IN tine r1i.pe~HItr END -EEr-
c,tl.urs1 runilsEs is the lack II Ennd
cpn.mun ant nigh snnpfiis- The fIals
musr first crsEIs tssnsrs fnr 1ts instr
ru.inns IF higher still:E1ipn. For 7'skrf
Wn-z1 I,Rkutp mas neEisGlsd IT'S s.nn-
MN scnulig while il is lR1.isninE d.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-01-27
ayy ADMINISTRATION Bill

fr,rtriI-a' ffe1Ie' tlsilies tt.2t ttlf
viii s,r.,Ils:&ng tbs t;art Of t;:'Itrcl It
.at,w 'so,ss5LGl,.set atG autssllLut4ng t
tl,a:>-.s.zi. ,rJes'tl srlEh ths g0recilp.. a.
tcsr;Ier gal.sers-! s4nt asn.tee.arr p' s.a4se
Is 81 ft,t;iy il,s.rIEoss" Il sal etlua4I~
lstrsIion .leaASure i hars tnr ssel
se,e1 ttae Till 70 GzHs SAT- Governor
Frazier tssilsrtsar. sa.If Ell sn,N
of lls s,ro,lsio.s nsre gls@nsl from
tn Paper Tne governor N&s not
csrepat<sl 10 t1a;pss ttle merits pr ts.-
merits u L:s vii. 1,r1sr st2be g'fe~
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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-01-27
ELEVATOR CAPACITY Of
NORTH DAKOTA NON 100
TllES THAT PROPOSED
6o.514.2oo Bushels Can Be &c
rusnodated in Storage Now
Provided In State

7'ns present elevator caJac1tF q
NORTH I,aktyta st;,;srlSing TO statistics
u,I flle with thu railroad commission.
is 100 times Es great as that proposed
FIR the states first terminal elevator
which Z SENATE bill would locate 1t
Fargo
The state : elevators now Will care
for GN.514.o.:D bushels, Or for about I'M :
t. per cent of normal NORTH Dakota
crop Of wrsat This capacity is found
in 4bS farmers cooperative ana
Equity elevators, $40 independent Gle
raturs. g75 line elevators and IRE
1nillk To duplicate TINS Capacity Ii
one or a series of terminal elevators
would involve. If is estimated, III ex-
psnditurs OF s2a,bpb.bbb.