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The Detroit times., 1917-12-17
ey HERMAN BERNsTEIN,

Editor Of The American hebrew
tCop,rlght. 1917, BY the NewsPaPeT
Enterprise Associatton.l
The Jews of Palestine have put
mp a brave lsht while waiting for
their doliye.ance from the Turks
by thc Allies
In spite OF anime and starvation,
they have wlthstood all The bland
ishments of ~ threats by the cruel
Djemal pasha.
Al the fortunes Of war, they have
made no complaint. especially az
IN, provisional committee for gen
eral Zionist affairs, operating from
New York city. was drawing upon
the resources of am IT'S organizations
The Detroit times., 1917-12-17
CAPT. MARTIN, OF
MARINES, is DEAD

WASHINGTON. Lyc l5.-C Capt
John Martin OF The First brigade
United states Marines Hau was
killed in an auto accident Thurs
day Martin. born 10 Detroit ln
1888. Joined the marine corps in
1876. and hal served as aid in
Urig Gen Coles stat
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clor.tLa IL arLnns ~. tno

NEW YORK. DEC 10 Twenty
three thorohrri horses We're sold a.
purland's Riding academy here for
$43q50 Thoy were the property
of The late oscar Lowisohn and Tho
late Schuyler L. Parsons The top
price was $500 paid for Clematis
III by John W. ConsidiHe, wellknown
sportsman
The Detroit times., 1917-12-17

Cleveland's farefamed three-cent
street car fare viii cease today,
wnen the fare rs 20 be increased TO
q tourc cent rate, three tickets for
diane
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The now draft rules ond regula.
ions are % come into eject today
The Detroit times., 1917-12-17
MOVIE TICKETS

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in the larger body and also Of benefit
to our own North Dakota. We shall
never be truly ei.icielt until we have
awakened every individual club WON.
an to a sense Of responsibility. j..
"All State Fedora ions now face new
responsibilities for which there Is no
precedent in cluo history. We will,
l know, meet these new and sterner
duties 'brave'y, efficiently, courageous
ly Club work is service-service
broadened Nv intelligence, religion, pa
triotism Shall we not be glad to
do our rart in an organized, efectual
way. feeling that we are working for
the ideal Of universal democracy? Our
club work has trained lis 20 realize our
individual responsibility to our homes,
our state, our nation.
''President Wilson tells us, the pub
lie is now as much part of the gov
e1rme1t as the army and navy them
selves: the whole people in all their
activities are now modified for serv-
ice for the accomplishment of the ma
TONS task in this war.
"One call from, the government is
for food conservation, with Herbert
C. Hoover in charge for the nation and
President E. F.. Ladd for North Da-
kOta. Their work will be effective
just so far as they secure the cooper
alton of the people, l urge you club
women of North Dakota to assist Pres
ident Ladd in his work in your local
ity.
"Our government is calling every
man, woman and child to support the
American Red Cross. Owing to de-
! mands on shipping facilities it has
been made the one medium for send
ing of comforts to our soldiers across
the water. You must give Of time and
money to this cause.
"Another call from Washington is
for liberty loans and officials there
have named two people to take charge
of this work in our state. Ex-Gover
nor Hanna and our own Minnie Jean
Nelson. beg Of you, co operate with
them"
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Your Treatment Has Cured Me

Miss Lille G. Martin, F.. r. 4, Box
G., Shelbyville. Tenn, writes: Every
body says l look better than l have
for two or three years, and | sin
cerely thank you for your kind ad-
vice. l believe your treatment has
entirely cured me. can eat any
thing | want. l believe your remedies
will cure any case of indigestion or
dyspepsia. 1t is simply good medi'
cine, and l recommend it whenever l
have the opportunity to do so. If
I should need your advice again I
will certainly write to you at once"
Mrs. r. Frech, r. R. 1, Box 10,
Hickory Point, Tenn, writes: Il am
cured of catarrh. 1 will always praise
Peruna. think 1t is one of the
grandest medicines on earth. am
now entirely WE'LL
Our booklet. telling you how to keep
we'll. free to all. The Peruna Co.. Co.
lumbus, Ohio.
Those who object to liquid med.
eines can now procure Peruna Tab
lets.
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to prove they were not at all excited,
the youngsters formed in line and
marched back in again in ABOUT as lit
tie time
HIT AT GRAND FORKS.

The Grand Forks Herald devotes
a column to ''Potash and Perlmutter
in Society," the Auditorium offering
for tomorrow evening, which appear
ed at the Metropolitan in the Forks
on Monday evening ''The play is in
terpreted by a splendid cast-a much
better and more balanced cast than
the one which played here in the
first drama" says George A. Benson,
writing in The Herald. "Mr. Glass
has created two wonderful characters.
two men who in the world in whfS8
they move are quite human. They
are not Of the stage, STACEY, and
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-10-03
SOCIETY.
Endowment Fund Concert Big Event
OF This Eve at Federation Conference
.FQ{|I|D|)7

The endowment fund concert IS the
big event Of the Wednesday session
of the North Dakota Federation OF
Women's clubs in conference in Dick.
insony The program is announced for
this evening at o'clock. Represen.
tative musicians from all parts Of the
state will have places on the program,
Among them are the Misses Cecilia
and Florence Connolly, Clara Thor.
berg of lMandan, Miss Kathlyn Harris
of Pembina, Miss Ruth Butler of Dick.
insOn.i = ~;
Mrs., Philip ]. Meyer and Mrs. M. c.
Budlong represented + the Bismarck
clubs on the program today. Mrs.
Meyer represents the credential de.
partment and Mrs. Budlong the extern
sion and historic departments. Mrs.
W.. H. Bodenstab Of the legislative
department will give report Thurs.
day and Mrs. Budlong will address the
Thursday morning session. Miss Laura
B. Sanderson, formerly Of this city,
will also speak Thursday.
. R. NJ. Black, president of the state
normal and industrial school in Ell
lendale, addressed the convention this
afternoon on Education of Den,oc.
racy;" Miss Katherine Jensen on
Work Not Words" Miss Mae Nc
Donald on "The Work Of the Home
Demonstration Agent" DR.. V. II.
Stickney of the state council of de-
Tense, Mrs. Grace Glendenning Of the
woman's committee Of the state coun.
Gil Of defense and Mrs N. C. Young
Of Fargo Of the Red Cross gave inter.
esting addresses.
Mrs. H. G. Vick's presidents ad
dress rang with patriotic note
throughout and served to bring a
great inspiration to all who heard
her, The address follows in part:
I'm a large measure the success OF
this great body depends on the ability
of the department workers to study
the plans of the general federation
and to apply them to the needs Of oul
state, that we may be working unit
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Like Green

Here you are-green We
lour clOth-waist and sleeves
satin lined-collar edged
with crushed mole and may
be worn to suit you. Belt
finished same way.
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Some Prefer

burella cloth, some silyertone.
some pussyfoot and 1l!.
You may. Pat this slit 1ssin
brown poplinette with cut-in
novelty pockets. Collar muffles
close and has turnover Of black
chiffon velvet. Button trim
ming. The price, It's so lit
tie for sucl Carmen that "e
shall ae,. &c" 20 como a2d see
the coat and try it on.
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PERSONAL NOTES

M:s. e. Wilson of this place, is in
Jar *. : Visiting relatives.
Mrs. s. T.. Bergeson of Avenue A,
is in Stockholm. Neb., where she was
called by the death Of her brother,
William Stockman
Miss Charlotte Vallelly, who has
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-10-03

every woman likes a small hat Of
this type-because it is very light
and t4.s snugly, needing no hatplns
end always looking WELL | wear it
low down, so the front droops over
the eyebrows.
because it is small hat, it will 60
with almost aly street costume, and
it is quite a lifting head covering al.
so while mo ing.
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Miss Hoskins feted.


Among the interesting affairs plan
ned for Miss Helen Hoskins, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. r. d. Hoskins OF
ourth street, whose marriage TO
Glover Dollar will De an event OF this
fall, was the party given this AFTER
noon by Mrs Gardner Wallace OF Az
enue B, schoOmate OF the Drlde
elect. Thirty Of Miss HOskins' girl
friends were guests and the after
noon was spent in doing fancyWork.
She was also rendered a shower OF
canned fruits and pickles. This part
of the diversions was unknown to the
honor guest. .eing planned as sur.
prise by the hostess. Mrs. Willard
Leach viii entertain Thursday after
noon for Miss Hoskirs at the home
of her parents, Capt. and Mrs. |. T.
BAKER of near the city.
Musical Club Recital.
Mrs. William Moore, organist at the
Pres ,yterlan church VIII give de-
scriptive organ recital Thursday al
ternoon under the auspices of the
Thursday Musical club, in the church
auditorium. Mrs. Moore will give
talk on Organ Music with organ
Illustrations Mrs. Moore mas heM
prominent place in musical circles OF
the city for many years and is recog-
nized as one Of the most successful
organists of this section She will be
be assisted by Mrs. Ellis Putnam, Miss
,olerce woodland and Miss Lancet
ia Steele, sopranos. Mrs. Putnam will
sing Dudly Bucks Crossing the Bar"
Miss Woodland, Virginia Logan's
Laddie Dear and Miss Steele With
Verdure Clad from Hayden's Crea-
ton. The program will begin at 500
O'Clock and will ue open to club mem
bers only.
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the previous month. The articles ill.,
Guided 1856 pair of wristlets, 2l6 pair
of socks, % sweaters, Sc scarfs, three
helmets and 81 pair of Hed.socks.
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MANY Knitted Articles.

The Fargo Red Cross has accom-.
plished much in the way Of knitted
articles and has shipped to the ma
tional headquarters for its September
quota 1876 articles. Women and girls
of the Gate City have responded to
the call for knitters and this months
supply is expected to be larger than
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-10-03
w. c. T. v. Meeting.

!. The W. G. T. U. held well at
tended meeting yesterday afternoon
with Miss Cora Dickerson Of Eleventh
street. Interesting reports of the re-
cent state convention at Valley City
were given by the president, Mrs.
William Suckow and Miss Dickerson.
Plans for an active years work were
made and the local branch hopes to
enlarge its membership during the
year
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Here S a Favorite

Because it's made from poplin
dark brown. Blouse effect
skirt gathered full on to waist.
Triple strap belt. Black plush
collar brushes gracefully about
the neck. Lined to- waist with
fancy silk. Skirt has yoke
gathered back-stitched pleats
center of front. An unusual
value and a beautiful style.
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To Reside in Yucca.

Mrs. William V. Kie5ert AID chill
drea are i'll the city this week and
are guests at the Dunraven. Mrs.
Kiebert is here experimenting the re-
moyal of their household goods to
Yucca, where Mr.. Kiebert has engaged
lii business.
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LINDE VERY ILL,

Former Attorney General Henry J.
Iinde, of the firm of Fisk, Murphy {.
Linde. is in the Bismarck hospital, in
a very serious condition as result
of uraemic poisoning.
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Oh Collar!

Isn't it a big feature
made from kit coney? Cloth
in the coat is navy tufted We
lour coating. It's full belt
ed. has set-in sleeves. large
novelty patch pocket and
Japanese buttons.
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By IRENE BOREDOM.

("Eest Dressed Woman on the Stage~
Nv favorite hat is small, close
fitting to1ue of white feathers made
ove4 a foundation Of white twill silk.
The whole hat is made small. The in
dividua] feathers are laid on foun.
dalton SO that they point upward and
toward the hack.
l. like it for the same reason that
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-10-03
Arranoino Halloween Dance.

The dancing party given Iast eVen
ing by the A. 0. L. W. lodge IN the
Knights OF Columbus hail. proved such
a decided success that the entertain
ment committee decided to hold a
hard time" dance Halloween evening,
to which the public will be invited.
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been confined in st. Alexius hospital,
undergoing treatment for the last
week, was able to leave that institu'
ton today.
Miss Pond of the high school fac
ulty, who has been in the Bismarck
hospital undergoing treatment for an
infected tooth, is able to leave the
hospital.
Miss Nina Anderson, who has been
spending the summer in Montana, has
returned and resumed her duties at
Lucas company Miss Anna Mae Ank-
enman, of the same store, has return
ell from spending her vacation with
relatives in Regina and Outlook, Can
ada,
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See the boy wonder, Charles Roy, in
THE Millionaire Vagrant" at the Or
pheum tonight.
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SUCCESSFUL DRILL.
Pupils Of the North Ward school,
II ire drill this morning, vacated the
:, ,j'!jnc il, exactly So seconds. Then,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-10-03

Peruna strengthens bling the body to get mere nutrition
from which the system able to overcome the
condition.
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Entertain at Dinner.

As a farewell to Lieut.. Ward Z,
Preston, Mr.. and Mrs. A. =. Preston
entertained at their home in Thayer
street, at a dinner party before their
son left Monday for Camp Greene,
Charlotte, n. C. The guests were all
army men and included Lieut.. Cord
ner, Sergeant Max House and Edgar
Houser, Davenport, Johnson, sher-
man and Gordon. Saliva and sweet
meas formed the centerpiece.
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FORMER BISMARCK GIRL
HEADS MANKATO MILLINERY

Friends of Miss Lucy Thomas, for
merly connected with the millinery de-
partment of the A. w. Lucas and com
pany store will be glad to learn OF
her success in the same business IN
Mankato, MINI.
Miss Thomas is the proprietor of a
fashionable millinery parlor known as
the Art Millinery Store, and conducts
her business in the Porter and Ray
AIT Shop. conceded to be one of the
finest equipped art shops west Of Chi
cago.
The interior of her shop Is artistic
ally appointed in rose silk velvet
hangings and shades Of the same COL
or tone. Her recent millinery open
ing attracted large crowds and she
showed many imported models.
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Church society Meeting.

The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid are
making extensive preparations for
their monthly work, meeting Thurs
day afternoon in the church chapel.
Refreshments will be served during
the social hour
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Prominent N. D. Girl WEEDS.

Announcement has been made OF an
interesting marriage which occurred
last Saturday in minneapolis when
Miss Jessie Gassick, daughter of DR..
j. Gassick of Grand Forks became the
bride Of Charles Swane Hixon of Min
neapolis. The wedding took place in
Gethsemane Episcopal church, the
grooms father, Pew. c. E. Hixon, read
ing the service. The bride was at
tended by Miss Margaret Reid OF
Grand Forks. Mr.. and Mrs. Hixon arc
now enjoying an eastern wedding trip.
They will reside at 1888 Pleasant ave-
nue., Minneapolis. The bride is the
only daughter of DR.. Gassick, who is
we'll known over the state as president
of the State Anti-Tuberculosis asso'
citation.
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To Attend Meeting.

Rev. L. r. Call, pastor in charge OF
the First BAPTIST church in the alb
sence Of Rev. Truce f. Jackson. who
is at Camp Dodge, Des Moines. Ia,
will meet with the member; OF the
church and congregation this evening
at the quarterly business and social
meeting to be held in the basement
par!ors. Rev. Mr.. Call has been In
charge of the church services for the
last two Sundays.
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featured by most instructive paper
on 1.-THE Vital Rearing or p''v -"
the Proper Development of the Body"
This was presented by Nj /. ---l-
hart. An interesting discussion fol-
lowed this paper. The roll call Was
responded to by current events and
the social hour was spent in sewing On
Red Cross articles. The CLUB will
meet again in two weeks.
Visiting in Mankato.
Mrs. Fred D. Graham and sister,
Miss Emma Laist Of Fifth street, who
left last week for M;nnelpous where
the former went to visit her husband,
who is in training at Fort Smelling.
are now in Mankato visiting Miss
Lucy Thomas, formerly Of this city
Mrs. Graham and Miss Laist attended
the song recital given Monday under
the auspices CT the ManhatO Musical
club ny Miss Florence Macbeth and
are enthusiastic in their praise Of
this Young artist. Mrs. Graham will
go to Minneapolis Saturday to spend
some time with Mr.. Graham before
returning to the capital city.
North Dakota Lieutenant We6s.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. f. Kindred and
daughter, Miss Eleanor Kindred. left
Fargo last, week for. Kansas City,
Mo-, where Miss Eleanor was married
the first Of the week TO First Lieuten'
ant Melvin B. McGuigan, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. William McGuigan of Daven.
port, n. D. Lieut. McGuigan, who for
merly held military commission at
the agricultural college, Fargo, is now
stationed at Camp Logan, Houston,
Texas with Company II, First Illinois
infantry The bride has enlisted In
the national defense branch of the
American Red Cross and will offer hei
services in France il Lieut. Michigan
Is ordered abroad
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Mothers Club m eets.

Mothers Club Meets.
The Mothers club met Tuesday az
ternoon with Mrs. +. II. Pierce in
Avenue D. The years study OF the
1.-THE Conservation of the Clild" was
New Britain herald., 1917-02-22
DIDN'T KNOW THE MAYOR.
Restaurant Clerk Wanted Cash for
 Eiremcn's Coffee.
An amusing incident occurred Ia

An amusing incident occurred last night at II o'clock in a Main street restaurant when Mayor George A. Quigley attempted to secure a can of coffee for the weary firemen. The mayor entered with a large milk can and had it filled with coffee after an argument with the clerk, who showed an offensive disposition. When the mayor started to leave the place the clerk boisterously demanded to know who was going to pay for the coffee. He was informed that he could charge it to the city but that did not satisfy him until the crowd began to tender advice.
 As Mayor Quigley was departing the clerk followed him and said NOW don't you forget to bring back that can when you're through with it." Mayor QuiSley replied that the can was the property of another person and the clerk might just as well bid it goodbye.
New Britain herald., 1917-02-22
CHy Aen1s

Fine lot of $16.50, SIS and $20 suits, $11.S5 at Wilson 's.-advt.
 White Rose Camp will hold it's reg ular meeting this evening in Electric hall. r... ...
 The annual Wentworth ball will bt. held in Booths hall tomorrow eve ming The Tuxedo Guitar and Man dolin club of Hartford will furnish music and the hall will be tastily dec- orated.
 Temporary office of F. M. Zimmer- man al 71 Vine street, Tel. l72-5. Pol icy holders rrotected.-advt.
 Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Wirsch are today rejoicing on the birth of a son, born this morning.
 The Catholic Choral union will meet at o'clock this evening in Booths hall
 Goodness of Aunt Delias" Bread. -advt.
 Mrs James OLeary entertained the Jolly Whist club at her home yes- terday afternoon The winners were Mrs. James O'Bricn. Mrs. Thomas Tracy and Miss Frey. The club will meet next week at home of Mrs. James O'Brien.
 Belted backs. i,H.! backs. soft blues, grevE and Dl'oNns were $20, now $11.S5 ct Wilson s.--udvt.
New Britain herald., 1917-02-22

much use'Fin se~eral instances the men being Yssd to yreheve regular fremen, W1b6 were, .reeded elsewhere.
 FactoNp departments were sum- noneds6n tlaeir individual alarm sys- tens ,thsssound of the mill whistles creati9E an even greater excitement throughout the city than the sight of apparatus and the bell alarm. At the same time that the departments were called out. the arrangements took drastic precautions to protect their property. Extra guards were. hur- riedly secured and orders given to allow no one to enter the buildings or remain about property without Identification. The buildings were lighted throughout with special at tention paid to corridors and en- frances. -s@s+5 ,-'-
 Until further notics. there will be extra guards maintained at the fac tNics and especially at night the corridors and entrances will be kept lighted and every precaution will be taken to keep out all intruders.
New Britain herald., 1917-02-22
INTOXICATED ON DUTY.
Supernumcrary Was Guarding Lum-
 bcr Yard Against FircbugS.

Charged with being intoNicat ed while on duty at the yards of tho Swift X Upson Lumber company at 153 Elm street, Supernumerary Policeman John JS O'Leary was sum marily suspended by Chief of Police William J. Rawlings this morning following a complaint from Sergeant James Curtin of Co. F., First Connec- ticut Infantry, and investigation by Police Sergeant William c. Hart
 Supernumerary Policeman O'Leary was one Of the special detail sent out from headquarters to guard pri- vate property last night, and, it is charged, was under the influence of liquor when he left to 20 on dnty.