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The Detroit times., 1917-11-13
Marriage Licenses

George Bartel, p Detroit Mary p.
Curtis. 90 same
Rose Mckinley. %, Detroit; clara
kaitny %, same.
Janis Rufiino, -. Detroit Grace
Howe. ~ same
Harry sine. FL Detroit Martha
Piss. ~. same
walter Baxter. IS, Detroit, Dorothy
krck. o. same.
Harry b. stone. 81. Dctroiu Doro-
Rogs i Morr. ~. Cleveland ISABEL
BnicK IS. same
Harry Oden. IS. Detroit. Jennie
HendflE. Is, same.
Elijah VI Campbell 30. Detroit.
Myrtle A. Noble 81 Erie,
Earl > Gard. 20. Detroit. Rosaline
raulintNle same.
Andrew Besslnger &C. Detroit Bar
bafa Mckullc. az. same.
William A. Pratt. 2s. Detroit. Lola
II. Green. %. same.
Roman Popkorki. 81. Detroit. Ma
ME Janlszewski 81, same
John ". Rohr 20. Detroit. Eliza
beth ~ Wolf. 30, same.
Charles Gerard e. Detroit, Anna
Hynck. a. same
Joseph f. Werner. 20 Detroit. Net
"a Smith. 10. Bay city.
Louis TarahuHi 80 Detroit, Mary
Siracero. %. lakewood
Andrew Godowski. %. Detroit. Ste
la Hartley, lF, same.
Augusiyn KulkA. %, Detroit Anna
Motaska. a. same.
hobart wood. 81. Detroit. Marion
y. Fleming. rs. same
Adrian -. ARISEN. %. St Clair. Fran
ccs smith. ~. same.
Greig ~. Toft %. Detroit. Mildred
+. kiess. %. same
George 81. Gniinick 27. Detroit.
laura Hlrsch. H. same.
I0aeph Fican. %, Detroit. Mafbi
II.Ita. II.HtI HtHr
fuaene NJ Ii0rfn, %. Syracuse. LIE
liam rurnow. 22 same
Truman s. HartinE, 81. Detroit.
liairiet $. knight 81, same
John NJ. Ferris 30. Detroit, Emma
a. squire 30. same.
stephen rlotkowski IS. Detroit,
stella Hinfx a. Bay CITY.
Earl ~ Hun. 2S. Detroit. iiedviga
ueH cannon. So. Detroit Eileen
W riher 2a same
Timothy vs. Murtagh. g. Detroit.
MHgthn 81 krausr. 90. same
'oarles h Belts. 81. Emily Mink,
iipfrv q solomon. "a. Detroit. Ju-
Tia Lyman. ~. same
hgnald J. Emery 30 Detroit May
Wi'nm psrdesk %. Detroit. ELIZA
beth stHphcusun. 70, same.
tnmtn lockwood % Detroit. Jo-
fcnN NTrhHh twHkL 90 same
'ftNt'A fNN|'A" 80 AfNNIfIN NiffIIiNN
Hertarkc A.. same
William Davis. %. Detroit. FRI noes
~ nuatt -1H. same
William Glaska. 2a Detroit.
MHrv Nfarlek Is. same
Abort CT Davis -. Detroit. bucilie
81 slr So same
lewis ii Taynos. 49, Toledo ElHe
Seutf tf came.
leo Fuhrman. 90. Detroit. ELLEN
Dn0nucli 90 30 me.
goorse soloyey. %. Detroit. Eva
"a tncwska. %. same
PRANK KamiuEky. 81. Detroit. Mary
Iiowalikl 81. same
James Winters. g. Detroit. Luvina
Riley . n same.
Nevely AZ Eerkman. a2 Detroit
tJnffnre Richards. o. ia me-
Henry y. iirycu. IS. Detroit Ethel
Al Kramer ff. ~
Clarence E MurCk. 1a Detroit
Eleanor Nernier. 20. same.
Harry White. 29 Detroit Agatha
BLACK. ~, same
Frances r. Parker a. Detroit
hrGifa o. Bedford. 90. Same
Tens frahrsfnne 1f Detroit. ffu-
nif Eulrrruf. 90. same
Ruicrt a. Lloyd lt. Nofualk. D
bauis ~ nauhcr. 2a. Napoleon. q.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-13
BY HIGH BATLLIE

6to0 CORE porccif ckttel Press
ass ATLANTic PORT. NoH i3
Wtoa psckaee was opened here
TODAY card printed la bright colors,
with snow scene a sprig of holly
and hc words Peace GA Earth.
Good WIl Toward Men" fell from b.
The card wish its message Of
q afe aItferrd rhfI fhe air like "a
miniature airp.rno and came 20 rest
bcl cannon timber
was from paC kaye destined
iCr ono ~ Auerira's hghtng men In
fre trpnclf. I message OF peace
l.ll .n .he mii -f ~ t.1ences OF var
fnf 1eceed .n hy walls of grim am.
ION bnEeF. fanked bv vast
efor ~ killing equipment Amer
ira Christmas tributes t0 tho boys
over fhrrc afe piuna up iu "a mill
.av stcrehmro hero
Five Thousand flleudo boxes are
roady lar fhe santa Claus ship that
aeon vI brave rho submarines
Three hundred thousand crates and
cneers 0l gif viii be- gathered there
hrfrrc tac Ship sails
Contents ot fHe Chrl s'mas pack
ages. kei h loving hands GO
nmr. must De- fh0r0ly 'nfestiEa
Ifsf some sry -muRgir "a bomb
Among fhp rlfisa bomb marked
"Nerry Christmas" and Happy New
Yrar
peri hnh'a good aro barred Ther
rur' aIl ne removed
Whencrfr peri hahies Werr rn
move chestnut fruf and ffe
ife Do colonel ln chars ordered
Them Sent 'a "a hospital Then hr
The Detroit times., 1917-11-13
CITY ASKS
PERaiI[ TO
BUY COAL
Offered Supply But the
Price Is Beyond Pres
ident's Maximum

Dr. Harry a Garfeld NATIONAL
e.ef administrators ra. = hard ioh
a.-~ ,h,.. ISL.
N.'i TOT
mten au Ny ARID mean devoted
e.ateral fH to Hr trpf lle-
GAS forenoon. ert 'ten 1rrlaed 20
pass be unaI decision along to VAR
field
Dr. appears chat r AII If@i
falr Mrae ctty Hri aranit
a8 reprrtf ~ tfa Henry
tni" 1tte.ufuN1' company
u N t 1'n "a
D.n-~ for $4,000 tou ot eoa tor
Do fl fa @ o.
rharl eu SIR MeNao- represent
Detroit AMI r. r. keeifr a..~d
fur 'he coat COMPS
Accorain~ tc Ic iaohf
~ fhr coan committee an Wat@
and men Tuesday uord.a t1r
wo agents on a tEr terms,
ha bea b. tft conit'ci
fher uperiora flf inal tfrit
nn Nh" the 1870 Nf'
getting -.i- nrn
C-nalH tfF ' 'irNh
rrcciamat n GN.ne Che price ~
WEES virginia coal s CON. or
cents ir then fho price nan'l
a fhe lnrd bt agreed UPON
contract rf7Hi ~ ths rom.
Int cawa ~ tha con ract Nr Af
abe a- ming hsf fae gro dent =
proclamation rAoealIVa 'h. elnIfa'
r't hr torr H. tlr written
1~re emeut ri 'csFed ~ iAe waste
ha fet oi the corporation counsel
NGa thr coal ram fsuf comes 10
ara H lpon Delivering ae fos.
The city won't. tHe cou ar4 "al-
.ne r0 uav Soc price, tH, it IS qnee-
on whether FL has rErt fo pay
cant i0 excess ~ fh price fixed
t h pren Iho coai com
>ue thru Joseph Noyrihan,
MO
The Detroit times., 1917-11-13
BUSY, HARD WORKED
MEN AND WOMEN

VIII find taaf tae aarsaparilla. pcs.
SID. nux and iron treatment r0m-
Priscd in Hood 8parilla and
Peptrou VIII give brain and ncrre
force relieve uhc nervous strain in-
cident to TOO much fo 90 in toQ
littlo time Characteristic of i.fe In
day.
These blood Hhd Nerve medicine,
seem tn 1870 fhe r.toa and 0vf
worked into new 'fe fnabHne Them
to accomplish ea-Hy fhe fhnE. thst
have iretttd fncm and have srsmeJ
~ bring them to siandsll
Hoods oar-spari and Ptpfiron
are very effectively supplemented Beg
Hood Pills ln cases where FL 'aKa.
two ls needed These farea rrepara-
iions arc an sold hv four druggist
Get hem today ADV
The Detroit times., 1917-11-13
FOUR COAL MEN
ARRAIGNED AS
PRICE BOOSTERS

TERRE HAuTT inds Noy l3
-Four coal operation charged with
Cunspiring 20 procure @ higher price
for coal than that set hy prrsd uf
Wilson were ar5aigacd hero today
Eafofc United Siaif coum 'aH. p
FarmN 7he men wore arrested f
brazil. iud- las night They arc
VIM. M sirobel hrchia g. Miller.
Fred and Sick Schrupferman
The Detroit times., 1917-11-13

battle II The people Of Detroit don Z
appreciate what the army Y is
doing. 7 want % 20 back where
there are men who do
Only S9.sSi50 Ia subscriptions was
repor cd Monday. but none OF the
men present Monday was in the
least down hearted by the poor show
ing Some az The teams are still nm.
organized and expect 70 come in
strong later in the week And after
hearing Dr. Rice talk every man
left The clubhouse determined 20 90
more than DIS part
Howard A Coffin chairman of or.
eanizatton work outlined a plan for
creating q friendly spirit OF rivalry.
TAe teams are dsvded into artillery
and infanfrT. headed bv the Ex
chance club and the Detroit Rotary
club resp ectiyely Mr. Coffin prom
ised r dinner 20 fhe first division
reaching 100000 Because of this
feature the drive has been christ
ned the y het0p" cam
paign
The largest amount reported by
eny team Monday was st5t5. by
Ralph Spfncrrs organization.
Charles Alllnger. team reported 81
-7- mostly cash. and TIE Adcraft
club thru Richard Fowler. $3.50.
THIS included $1,000 donation from
David A Brown
Luman ISL Goodenough. general
chairman urged be- men nor 10 So
Ncl these funds as ziff bur 20
Impress en- hose solicited that fhev
oWr r. no themselves and fhe gov
eminent fo give an they can
Mr. Coffin .alc rnar corporations
haut De solicited as we'll 81 in-
ditinal- and their quota was fixed
20 ll0 OF one ucr cent ~ their capt
,sl stools q was their duty. be said,
90 a7d back Of the men from their
tacf0rs who had gone out 10 fight
fo, democracy
o. nroIncsd thHt the s.
kr company VIII devote ~ peg
cent 1f pro gross sales In its stores
thrrou' fGe country TUESDAY 20 she
81 furd The entire amount sought
s55900o0o
Tile Colonial rhe7te- Nll give 20
per cent of fhe receipts 0f each
matinee rb's week
The Detroit times., 1917-11-13
EMIL SEIDEL is
OUT ON BAIL

HORCON Wis. Nov ~ Emn
Sg3el Milwaukee SociaD alder
IMAM. was AZ liberty on bond today
following an alleged sediuous speech
as1Iust state and national oiucials
Irr. last night
re Is .aia to have called MAYOR
TIawk "a traitor 90 fhe cousfifu-
SION and q two.by four kaiser
The Detroit times., 1917-11-13
IN 80. D ~
80 80 pondeni unlted =.

EfaF CORES D0ndcnf United FFf9s-
LONDON. Nov IS.-Eight hun
bred killed and wounded AZ Felro-
grad ana eco az MOSCOW is what me
polsbevikl experiment in govern
mont has go far cost Russia. accord
ine TO reliable reports reaching nero
today.
These , 500 casualties VIII he IN
creased IA he fighting, which u nov
IN progress around Petrograd, or IS
nbout no occur SO far reports TO-
dav Indicated both sides drawn up
Tor an eugagement 80 the cap,ial
but with neither ready 10 strike m
force. Scattering engagements were
reported
The delay Is going against The bol-
sheriki. In Petrograd --latest dis
matches detailed a growing wave o.
anarchy. robbery. murders ana "a
pine. The Trotsky.Lenlne oomhina-
ton lacks sufficient men 20 exercise
authority
on inc other hand. the provisional
vnt eminent lacks sufficient men 10
enforce authority Both sides are
waiting Premier Kerensky was said
a+.-ec an the head OF two complete
aruay corps which have taken up
positions opposite the capital on
SUNDAY n was certain the Boishe-
Wiki we're entrenched in the out
skirts of the city behind barhed
wire euianglements.
one stockholm report today quot
al American Minister Morris as nav
inc received news Of a sangunary
battle between the provisional and
BolshevlN forces near Gatchina.
Tho report was not confirmed.
Petrograd cables today asserted
thar the garrison Of ReYel-~aii bol
sheriki--was approaching the rear OF
the Herensky troops and that rein
iorcements were 80 miles from the
provisional forces.
The Bolsheviki power is melting
IN Petrograd The 500 casualues
mentioned az having been incurred
in the revolt were said in one dis
patch 10 have resulted from wild eA
ccsses on Sunday alone.
SUNDAYS hloodshed appears -
have been due 10 An abortiye az
tempt by the military cadets OF The
citv 20 regain control BolsheVihl
supporters overwhelmed them
There was fresh outbreak OF
sn1rchy that night
The railway employees were repori.
~ today 10 have issued a formal
uitimaium 10 the Petrograd soviet
of workpen and soldiers and me
committee on assuring safety Of the
revolution, refusing all support IN
lass a government was devised @iih
an alldcmocratic personnel The
.ailway employees are powerful, not
alone in numerical strength but from
fbe fact that Petrograd is entirely
dependent for food on distant
sources Of supply.
COPENHAGEN. Nov. T. The
ncw leaders OF Russia are undoubt-
edlv well disposed, but their power
q uncertain" said todays Berlin
ICkal AnZeigcr.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-13
'Y'FUAD FOR
ARMY WORK
$102,951
Big Subscriptions Re
ported In Second
Day S Canvass

over 100000 vas subscribed
up % Tuesday nocn,1r the army
y ~. O. A. campaign fcr co..
900. WHICH began Monday ac-
cordi0G 20 an announcercrt
made b. Human " cccaercug1
genera chairman 81 tre sKec--
tive campaign committee, Tues
DAY. Amcn1 tnc .ar3e amou7Ss
contributed eere gre 'owf0a
John S Grays sens s. ,Q0o
Richard p Weber SIS 600 ],
L Hudson company 5000
Great Lakes Engineering com
pany. $1,000 Waite star Set0-
ing company s. 900
The exact tota as announced
IS sfO2.95f25.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-13

Roger sullivan. biE Illinois Demo-
cratic lender. roun~ciS fusion Of
the Republican and Democratic pur-
ties durfnE the war. who prestnf n
solid front 20 the propaganda Of so
ciaii~n and prO-fserm lie
Nouid have the two Ola parties agree
On Joint candidate for nifed states
senator and for mayor 81 thirn<ot
and would make this new siiEnment
nutfoH- ide.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-13

and machine guns
Apparently The lighting conferred
an ne NeYsky Prospecki-ihe same
sfreef which has already been Pc
praiodiy dyed with the blood OF
,arioeg .rcvolutionists. II vas alone
mis- thorofare that the czar's guards
nadc their last stand against th'
tifforious duma reyoiutionlst baCh
In March. where the kronstadi
rebels swept along with their arm
cred automobiles few months
later. spattcring death, and along
which during the last week thf
poIshevikl executed their coup in
saizlnr control OF governmental ma
chincry.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-13

Thar De has made satisfactory
abstitute ior tin foil from zinc ia
fhe claim gf q German expert
mahIar
The Detroit times., 1917-11-13

LANAIffF BR0MO QrfNINE no
" ord traa Iul- foT Colds aud
CIV rrT ptr box Or account
n o. i'aareh tht price oi tho ix
d.f'eaf H 'lcIum c0uceH IKE
tracts arf Chemicals contained lu
LhNAIiEE bR0MO QruNfNE Il
t avs 90 increase fhf price
fo fte 'if If is stood tbr rear
nt li H
..r h effIl lilNlfd e.Irn Adv
The Detroit times., 1917-11-13

rfintinu-fhr nfniu merit kfnH-.fhaf
y riEht-- Fiuse- sob Drpf--wnin fs7o.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-13

oYES,O SAD HE."irS a coNFer.
SuPPos T. YoU San MAXI
AL KINDS OF SPEED ~, HSe
The Detroit times., 1917-11-13
Dicky Dippy's Diary.

TUESDAY: JOE LITTLE HAS p
NEW AUTO.
MET Him TODAN.
some CAR JOE" SAID y J
The Detroit times., 1917-11-13

COPENHAGEN. Nov 1.-THE
pew leaders OF Russia are undouht-
cdlv well disposed, but their power
- uncertain" said today's Berlin
/ clSal Anzeiger
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-08-11
Entertained at Fish .. 4. IL.
Dinner Last En-,

H. H. Steele entertained Friday
evening at fish dinner OF 200 covers
at the country club. The fish served
were large pike caught at Big Pine
Lake, Mimi, by Mr.. and Mrs. Steele
and Mr.. and; Mrs. H. F. O'Hare OF
this city and each guest was appor.
toned one. The place cards, were
ornamented with snapshot Of Mr.
and Mrs. Steele with the string of
fish. - .'-~-E ..@' - F" ' 80.
The guests included Mr. and Mrs.
6. A. WEIGH and their house guests.
Mrs. Matchan, and son Robert, DR..
and Mrs. r.. s. Towne, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bradley C. Marks and their guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Coleman of Scranton,
Pa, Benton Baker, H. p. GODDARD, Mr..
and Mrs. w. c. Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. l.. Conklin and their guest, Miss
Jennings Of Hot Springs, S. D., Col.
c. B. Little and Mr.. Morrison. =: 81.
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the extension committee of the Grand |

the extension committee of the Grand
Forks chapter, with Mrs. +. E. Sher.
man and Mrs. C. c. Finch, members Of
the committee organized an auxiliary
to the Grand Forks chapter Tuesday
at Kempton.. Twenty members joined
and the committee started them in the
making of pajamas, hospital shirts
and other articles. The committee al
so visited the Northwood auxiliary,
which was recently organized. Z.
The Northwood auxiliary has more
than 100 members, and has been turn
ing out considerable work since its
inception. The committee also or
ganized auxiliaries in Moriane and
West Grace townships this week. I:
A patriotic rally, will be held at
Stump Lake, Nelson county, Sunday
Aug. 10, when Attorney Tracy r.
Bangs Of Grand Forks will make an
address. VI "A Red Cross meeting will
be held in connection with the rally
The Mandan society Of the Red
Cross has been doing most effective
work The society has been busy for
several weeks making pajamas, bed
shirts and other articles. Khaki col.
ored wool trench sweaters are also
being made by the members. ..
The Dickinson chapter, first one to
be organized in the western part of
the state, has been actively. engaged
In making numerous articles since Its
inception. Besides doing a lot ofswork
for the national society, it assisted in
filling the boxes for the Bismarck sur.
gical unit. ~ H.. -
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-08-11
HORSE
TAKES FIRST PLACE
FROM FAST PAGERS

A Bismarck horse took first money
at Alta, Ia, this week from two of
Americas most famous harness ami.
mails when Major Ong, owned by
State Bank Examiner ]. r. Waters,
finished ahead of Faye Richmond,
with a mark Of 2.01 IL and George
Gano, 2.02. The best heat was made
in II Ia over a heavy, muddy track.
Major Ong has been inside the money
in practically every race in which he
has started this season. His driver
wired Examiner Waters before the
race that he was going to take first
money from George Gano, and Wat
ers laughed. He was smiling again
today, but it was different sort OF
chortle. Columbia Fire, another we'll
known PAGER, with mark Of 2.04 IL,
also was entered against Major Ong.
nthe same meet Busy Rhine, the
fleet.footed little mare owned by
'iBilly" Smith Of Fargo, took first
place in the II pace North Dakota
has ont in the past been regarded
as a breeder Of fast harness animals
but through such strings as those OF
Waters and Smith the state is max
ing a reputation for itself this season.
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Maxine EIliott

because we know that it's owner will
have more, son0rous speech. We
dislike visible nOstrils because they
are unesthetic to behold. ~
Z We like a little curvature at the
base of the forehead, as you see in
the nose Of Maxine Elliott, because
it denotes perfect development of
brain cavities and high intellectual
powers, s~%, = -.
Whatever the shape of your nose,
my dear girl, you can keep It clean.
Never let ugly blackheads appear al
the side. At the risk of hurting some
ones feelings am going to insist that
blackhcads arc only the result Of per.
sonal uncleanliness. If through ne,
elect one finds them making their ap.
pearance, wash the face carefully with
a flesh brush and pure hot CASTLE soap
lather. Rinse with tepid water. Then
'daub with witchhazel and lastly rub
with ice. aaFsEF "$"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-08-11
REMAIN
MEMBERS OF ]. c. T.;
LODGES PAY DUES

81 Members of the United Commercial
Travellers who cross the seas to fight
for Uncle Sam, and there will be q
large number of them, will not lose
their membership in the order, Secre-
tary John l.. George of 4 Bismarck
council advised today. Their home
council, will pay their dues and will
extend to their wives or other de.
pendents all of the benefits Of the or.
der. AS long as they remain on this
side of the ocean, whether in military
service or not, their insurance will re-
main in force. It will be suspended
when they reach the European battle.
fields, however, unless the Travellers
adopt some war rider similar to that
which old line insurance companies
have attached to their policies.
Bismarck council will lose mum.
Der of it's active members to Uncle
Sam Several enlisted early In the
game In various branches Of the serv-
ice;, the first officers training camp
claimed some, and others will enter
the second camp Aug. q, while the
headquarters company under COM
mand of Capt. H. T. Murphy, has en-
listed some.
The national council, Secretary
George advised, has furnished the war
department with its membership lists
and has advised the governor that
the Travellers are ready to serve Uncle
Sam in any capacity in which he may
best use them. Hundreds Of CONNER
cial travellers in every section of the
United States now are acting as vol.
unteer secret service men, keeping
the government in touch with condi-
tions in their territory, with which
they have better opportunity than
anyone else to become familiar.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-08-11
4 SocIE7Y 4lltl
All Set for Benefit
Concert for Bismarck
Soldier Boys Tonight
Fine Program Band Vocal Numbers for Recital Auditor
ium This aeor Sc Buzzelle to Make Patriotic Adj
dressCapacy House Assured Second Band from Harvey

All II In readiness for the band con-
cert this evening in the Bismarck Au.
ditorium by the Second Infantry band,
N D. IN. G., Of Harvey under the d.
rection Of Harold g. Bachman. The
final rehearsal was held this morning,
and the program promises to be Of ex-
ceptional merit. ;t r.
Band Numbers New.
Director Bachman announces that
with the exception of one number,
Uncle Toms Cabin, = which, win be
played by request, the program is en-.
tirely new. Several special features
have been added. A male quartet
composed of Major Hunt, first tenor;
Private Harmon, second tenor; Lieut..
Frame, first bass, and Lieut.. Orchard,
second bass, will sing and the male
chorus composed Of boys from the
fort will sing the Battle Hymn of
the Republic" with band accompani.
ment. Robert Bruce, member of
the band, will play the incidental cor.
net solo In the ,Lampe's setting Of
Uncle Toms Cabin" Miss Eliza.
beth Bayliss will sing Novelties keep
the Home Fires Burning" and Rev.
George Buzzelle of ST. Georges Epis-
copal church will give short talk.
Crowded House Expected.
a crowded house is expected to
greet the boys. The advance sale Of
tickets have been large and every.
tting points to a successful entertain.
men. The program follows: .r,
March american Patrol" -.
..t............. ....yT. -. ~ MeaCnam
overture :. $500. Won weneI
America .................. Smith
A Novelette-"S Simplicity ..... Lee
Male QUARTET Until the Dawn" ;.
rE...... ..I...>.s.i .s..... =. IdIhe
Concert waltzes Artist Life"
-. ....... ;.S.!'..5. OtIduoo
Address -. Rev. George Buzzelle
Battle Hymn of Republic" Howe
Band and male chorus ..
"Uncle TOMS Cabin, ........ .Lampe
With cornet solo by Robert Bruce
Soprano Solo-"Keep the Home Fires
Burning" ................ NOvellO
E5,s's .44Na{ Miss Eayliss .4 ~.s'.. q
Observation-Disclosures" :. -. .ROssini
Finale-"The Star Spanked Banner,
=. 49,. Key-Arnold
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PERSONAL NOTES

Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad B. Taylor of
Fourth street willleave this evening
for the twin cities. Later they will
go to near Cumberland, Wis, to visit
the formers mother
Miss Jane Wilder, who Is the guest
of Miss Glenn Bruce of Fifth street,
will return to her home in jamestown
Sunday. ~ s,S ..s,: =%.;,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Lanterman and
son, 1nman, of Mandan, have returned
from a. motor tripto Lake Bemedjl
and other. Minnesota and North Da'
kota points. | Is | st@.5
Arno and Eugen Lueche, young sons
of Mr.. and Mrs F. E. Luehesof First
street, who have been on the sick
list, are, improving tsG
Miss Bessie Dwyer Of this place has
returned from spending her vacation
with friends in Lisbon. .#".
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Fourth of a series OF articles an
alyzing famous beauties Of America.)
BY Idah McGlone Gibson. i.


e(Daily .Tribune's Beauty Expert, and
Author of Confessions of a Wife y
Schopenhauer says, "The fate of in
Vulnerable girls has been decided by a
slight upward or downward curvature
of the nose" .-
Pascal has often been quoted to the
effect that III Cleopatra's nose had
been a trifle larger the whole. poll
tical geography of the world might
have been different 4
Maxine Elliott has a perfect nose.
You will notice 1t is not small. 3
Womanly beauty has come to mean
something besides structure and color,
Unconsciously perhaps we look behind
the beauty of the human machine for
the unitarian strength and adjust
ment Of its part. We like long nose
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-08-11
Activities Of Red NJ
Cross in the State

The Stutsman county chapter of the
Red Cross will be organized in James
town Monday by John S. Watson Of
Fargo. Mr.. Watson will address the
meeting, called for that evening, in
the Commercial club room prior to the
organization. The surrounding towns
to jamestown will be actively connect.
ed with the new chapter.
Miss Susan I. Maloney, chairman of
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-08-11
"hELL MoRcAN's GIRL"

Purchased outright, now Bluebird.
After advertising this big production
for weeks as state rights PROPOSE
ton, negotiations were withdrawn be-
cause Bluebird exchange managers
wanted it and offered the highest
price for it. Then Bluebird Qnc.)
purchased it outright-all state right
money was returned, and arrange
ments were made to release 1t rs a
Bluebird special release, not on the
regular Bluebird program. See this
great film play at the Bismarck and
Grand theatres tonight.